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Speaker 2: This is Tom Thompson Cousinos the Raptilian from Strange Group Podcast,
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Speaker 3: It's about to get strange.
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Speaker 3: Ohay, we are back.
Speaker 4: We're going back in time once again, because no one
Speaker 4: will ever get sick of hearing about the Titanic, will
Speaker 4: they One of the greatest disasters in history, next to
Speaker 4: nine to eleven. It is timeless. And this is Strange
Speaker 4: Brew Podcast. I'm one of your hosts, Tomcat aka Tom Thompson,
Speaker 4: and I'm ready to go aboard this ship and travel
Speaker 4: to a new world in America. And who else do
Speaker 4: I have here on this voyage?
Speaker 5: Another another co passenger on this wonderfully strange voyage that
Speaker 5: we call strange crew HP Showcraft.
Speaker 4: And literally I said, we're gonna do it, and we're
Speaker 4: fucking doing it. Now. We're in twenty twenty two. We
Speaker 4: are talking about the Titanic. We're going back. Nobody gets
Speaker 4: sick of hearing about this shit, I really think. So
Speaker 4: we talked about the conspiracy aspects of it the last
Speaker 4: time we talked about the Titanic, and we always said
Speaker 4: we were going to get into the ghost stories and
Speaker 4: more or less ghosty things and hauntings that have to
Speaker 4: do surrounding the Titanic, and we're going to actually get
Speaker 4: into some first hand accounts of people that were aboard
Speaker 4: the ship. Yes, we are talking about Titanic once again. Jack.
Speaker 4: I want you to draw me like one of your
Speaker 4: French girls.
Speaker 3: Eating this cheeseburger and nothing else.
Speaker 4: So this is gonna be I still like I was watching.
Speaker 4: We were watching this thing on Prime and it's like
Speaker 4: it's called the Movies, and it goes into detail of
Speaker 4: movies in the eighties and nineties and they talked about
Speaker 4: The Titanic, and man, I know you would differ. I mean,
Speaker 4: I still love that movie. I don't care. It gave
Speaker 4: me my first boner. As I said in the first episode,
Speaker 4: I still enjoy it, the theatrics of it and everything
Speaker 4: in the grand scale of it. So we're gonna get
Speaker 4: back into the Titanic once again. We're traveling, We're back
Speaker 4: on the voyage.
Speaker 3: Man, you thought the ship sunk last time. No, you
Speaker 3: were wrong. It popped right back up out of the waters.
Speaker 4: Yep, you crazy.
Speaker 3: That's what everybody says.
Speaker 4: Literally everybody says that. So we're just gonna get back
Speaker 4: into the details. So maybe people that didn't catch the
Speaker 4: conspiracy one, we're gonna go over obviously what this is
Speaker 4: all about. So the RMS Titanic set out on its
Speaker 4: maiden voyage with more than two thousand, two hundred people
Speaker 4: aboard in April nineteen twelve. Tragically, only seven hundred of
Speaker 4: those seven hundred and six of those passengers would survive.
Speaker 4: The ship was moving too fast one freezing night and
Speaker 4: struck an iceberg and went down. Those who perished in
Speaker 4: the ben survived terrifying and as agonizing demise any paranormal
Speaker 4: enthusiast will tell you that with strong emotions paired with
Speaker 4: an untimely end our key ingredients for a haunting. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it starts up just about you know, every every
Speaker 5: ghost story possible that has a a bloodied or a
Speaker 5: malicious malevolent haunting as usually uh.
Speaker 3: And one night they met their untimely demise.
Speaker 4: And there is many different ghost stories to do with
Speaker 4: ships with boats essentially, so it might be something we
Speaker 4: get into later on in life.
Speaker 3: But I have ghost ships.
Speaker 5: Have been a part of the evil lore since the
Speaker 5: beginning of Oh it's true, that's truement, all that shit,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got a full full glass of rum. This
Speaker 4: is all rum.
Speaker 3: That's just straight is it Kraken?
Speaker 4: No, it's straight rum. Morgan's Black actually, like Kep Morgan Black.
Speaker 4: I thought for years I couldn't drink rum because I
Speaker 4: used to get heartburn with it when I was a teenager. Like,
Speaker 4: I mean, my buddy drink a fucking twenty secure of
Speaker 4: Bacardi between the both of us and we both just
Speaker 4: got heartburn. I think it's just I think it's just Bacardi.
Speaker 4: But when I went to Cuba when I was nineteen
Speaker 4: and I naturally a shot of people. But when I
Speaker 4: went to Cuba, I drank rum the whole time, so
Speaker 4: I was again whatever, and then I haven't gotten into it.
Speaker 4: But I got a ball of rum because I had
Speaker 4: it from the Christmas Live Special word. I drank rum
Speaker 4: and eggnog, so I got a full full glass of rum.
Speaker 4: It's actually really tasty, man. It kind of tastes like
Speaker 4: like a hints of chocolate and stuff.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, kept Morgan Black's good. I can't drink room
Speaker 5: for the same reason you just described. I get wicked,
Speaker 5: wicked heartburn anymore.
Speaker 4: So maybe it's like certain kinds.
Speaker 5: I don't know, Like I used to spend summers like
Speaker 5: drinking cracking and sailor Jerry because it was like twenty
Speaker 5: bucks a bottle.
Speaker 3: It was like ninety four proof, and it was like,
Speaker 3: there goes my night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because you know, after I drink some m smoke
Speaker 4: a little weed, flying, I'm flying, Jack, I'm flying. That's
Speaker 4: how I feel. That's why I feel after I drink
Speaker 4: too much. I feel like I'm flying on the cloud
Speaker 4: of anebriation in a world of pure inebriation. Yeah, in
Speaker 4: a world of yes, Yes.
Speaker 5: I've got at a little bit of Jim Beam Devil's
Speaker 5: Cut with some some club theoda.
Speaker 4: That's a good idea.
Speaker 5: As I told Tom earlier, I'm gonna be going for
Speaker 5: a nice drinking walk later.
Speaker 4: So yes, and that's why when we started getting into
Speaker 4: some other stuff this year, we're gonna make sure that
Speaker 4: Anton is drinking. We're gonna have some fun doing some.
Speaker 5: We have had requests that I drink more, so that'll
Speaker 5: be what's happening.
Speaker 4: And I know Billy gets sick of it, but I'm
Speaker 4: never not gonna mention what we're drinking on because it's
Speaker 4: just what we do. I want sponsors one day, and
Speaker 4: that's how we can start every podcast. You pay me,
Speaker 4: you pay me money, I promote you out of vodka
Speaker 4: your ship. Yeah, exactly, So for its tradition at this point,
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, that's why I got the hat,
Speaker 4: just because the episode two it's we're going back in time,
Speaker 4: so this hat is appropriate. I'm wearing my paper boy
Speaker 4: like Peaky Blinder's hat for this episode. So for eight decades,
Speaker 4: the RMS Titanic and all of its content sat at
Speaker 4: the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean until an underwater excavation
Speaker 4: teams brought artifacts back up to the surface. Now these
Speaker 4: pieces of history are offering a rare glimpse at what
Speaker 4: what it was like, essentially to be on this massive ship,
Speaker 4: and hence it's ghostly spirits that still linger around the
Speaker 4: doom vessel. And but before we start that off, we're
Speaker 4: going to talk about some terrifying stories from people who
Speaker 4: actually survived this frightening disaster.
Speaker 5: Do you think if if they were to successfully pull
Speaker 5: the wreckage up, yeah, and store it in a museum somewhere,
Speaker 5: I think the haunting would persist, And you think the
Speaker 5: museum would then become a haunted like anyone that would
Speaker 5: go near the exhibit would have, you know, ghostly visions.
Speaker 4: And that's what we're gonna get into, because his spirits
Speaker 4: attached themselves to it, and I wonder, I don't know. Uh,
Speaker 4: we had a comment on the conspiracy one this guy
Speaker 4: claim that there's like a black portal. Oh my god, Yeah,
Speaker 4: what the fuck?
Speaker 5: He's like, No, didn't sink. It actually went into a
Speaker 5: black hole in the middle of the ocean. Like, dude,
Speaker 5: that's that's fantastic.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna adopt that.
Speaker 4: But I wonder if in some parallel dimension they like
Speaker 4: still think through on the ship in the bottom of
Speaker 4: the ocean, but it's constructed the originally the way it
Speaker 4: did before it like crashed and the disaster happens, you know,
Speaker 4: like things get imprinted in time. But they're all like
Speaker 4: dancing and the Irish fucking jig underneath the fucking ship
Speaker 4: where like Jack and Rose went.
Speaker 5: Well, you would think they wouldn't relive the moments leading
Speaker 5: up to the crash because they're supposed to be continuing
Speaker 5: the moments, uh where they're dying and what have you.
Speaker 5: So most people didn't die in the crash, like maybe
Speaker 5: if you were standing near the engine room when it
Speaker 5: blew up or something, you got you got to relive
Speaker 5: those memories going before it.
Speaker 3: But my other question about the people that.
Speaker 4: Like fell asleep in their beds, Like you remember in
Speaker 4: the movie that the mom's tucking the kids in the bed,
Speaker 4: which is even fucking that's so scary too to think, like,
Speaker 4: and that she's singing them songs and stuff and comforting
Speaker 4: them as essentially the water starts filling up and then
Speaker 4: you and your children drown, Like I wonder if that
Speaker 4: got if they stayed in that dimension, who knows.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's possible, Like you own that room and you
Speaker 5: just see that scene replayed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because like residual hauntings like we talked about in
Speaker 4: the Christmas Haunting episode King.
Speaker 5: But yeah, the other thing is is it would it
Speaker 5: be the actual wreckage of the.
Speaker 3: Ship itself, it would be the area.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you know, like if you pulled the ship out,
Speaker 5: would it come with or would it just be the
Speaker 5: bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 3: There's people sitting on the ship as though it was you.
Speaker 4: Know, freeze. It is weird, and you know they kept saying, Oh,
Speaker 4: it's not gonna sink, It's not gonna sink.
Speaker 3: Sinkable.
Speaker 4: She's made of iron, sir. I assure you she can't.
Speaker 4: She's made of iron, sir. I'm sure shehit cat and
Speaker 4: then she will.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she wasn't made of wood. We can't make ships
Speaker 5: this big out of wood. Might actually have a higher
Speaker 5: survival rate because.
Speaker 3: People can cling to the debris.
Speaker 4: So we're actually gonna get into some stories from a
Speaker 4: first class, second class, and third class passengers. So let
Speaker 4: me get in the first class Jack Thayer. Jack there
Speaker 4: was seventeen seventeen year old high school senior from an
Speaker 4: upper class family returning from a trip to Paris with
Speaker 4: his parents in confusion following the collision with the iceberg.
Speaker 4: Theayer became separated from his parents because everyone's panicking, which
Speaker 4: is even it's even it's extremely scary for this to
Speaker 4: happen and how it happened and when it did happen,
Speaker 4: and it's even more frightening that you're separated from your family.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, the chaotic stampede occurs with any disaster,
Speaker 5: but you'd think that when it first started and everything
Speaker 5: started going down, they would have kind of had it
Speaker 5: under control.
Speaker 3: A little bit. But then all it takes is one person.
Speaker 5: Just being like, no, fuck you out of my way,
Speaker 5: and then you know, knock somebody out and they move.
Speaker 5: But this is, you know, the early nineteenth century, so
Speaker 5: if somebody got that unruly, it wouldn't be outside the
Speaker 5: realm of possibility. That an officer on that ship is just.
Speaker 4: Like, well, I know, and they show it with that
Speaker 4: guy even in the movie, he's like just pointing the
Speaker 4: gun at everybody and he's like and then, uh, you know,
Speaker 4: in the movie is a fucking movie. Yes, but these
Speaker 4: things could have happened easily, and there wasn't some love story,
Speaker 4: but who knows there could have been, and we don't
Speaker 4: even fucking know about it. That's why people like it's
Speaker 4: you know, my grandfather when I would talk about the Titanic,
Speaker 4: he's like, you know, that wasn't a real thing. There
Speaker 4: was no Jack and Rose. But uh, there could have
Speaker 4: been some love story like this aboard the Titanic. You
Speaker 4: know that some even a fucking even you know, a
Speaker 4: guy third class passenger meets his first class chick and
Speaker 4: you know they bang like and they're like, oh that
Speaker 4: was fun.
Speaker 3: Well, it's basically Romeo and Juliet.
Speaker 5: It's it's two teenage lovers that defy everyone else's wishes
Speaker 5: and get a.
Speaker 3: Whole bunch of people killed and then end up dying
Speaker 3: in the process.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, I just thought about not a
Speaker 4: lot of black people.
Speaker 5: No, it's the Titanic. Most of the people that were
Speaker 5: working class would be Irish.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know. And even in the movie there's like.
Speaker 3: An Italians and stuff.
Speaker 4: There's like Italian there's that Italian guy that get shot. No,
Speaker 4: that's many.
Speaker 5: People were in England when the Titanic set sail, because remember,
Speaker 5: it's not an American it's.
Speaker 3: An English ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they still have slaves. No, you don't think
Speaker 4: they didn't have slaves.
Speaker 5: No, No, not participating in this slave trade like that. No, Dutch,
Speaker 5: Spanish and Americans. The English took their slaves in the
Speaker 5: form of colonies.
Speaker 4: Well, it's kind of funny that they claim that the
Speaker 4: fucking white people. It's uh in uh, we're going a
Speaker 4: little off, but it's uh. It's a lot of times
Speaker 4: it was the Spans and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: So Spaniards in the Dutch. But the Spanish are technically
Speaker 5: white too.
Speaker 4: How are they white?
Speaker 3: You're real Ranish?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're thinking you're confusing Spanish and Mexican or Spanish
Speaker 5: and Latino. No, Spanish, Spanish conquered the indigenous people of
Speaker 5: South America and of those things, like the Spanishers.
Speaker 4: But like, who's the guy that got shot? He was
Speaker 4: an Irish guy. He us his buddy, right, fucking shoot
Speaker 4: up him.
Speaker 5: I have seen The Titanic exactly once, Dude, I fell asleep.
Speaker 3: It was the first movie I ever fell asleep during
Speaker 3: in the.
Speaker 5: Theaters, and I've never getten given another before this.
Speaker 3: I don't want to dedicate the whatever.
Speaker 4: It's such a romantic story bro man, he's poor. He
Speaker 4: means this hot chick Kate wins. It's not that extractive.
Speaker 4: But you know, it's it's fun.
Speaker 3: It's not a romantic story.
Speaker 5: It's a story about two teenagers that fuck around and get.
Speaker 3: A whole bunch of people senselessly killed.
Speaker 5: If neither one of them would have ever engaged in
Speaker 5: their stupid, little, hormonal, fucking love triangle, a lot less
Speaker 5: people would have died.
Speaker 4: That's bullshit, man, because guess what.
Speaker 5: He was was the film, he was a peasant. He
Speaker 5: was a bum that was fucking drawn shit and cruising
Speaker 5: around France banging wares.
Speaker 4: Jack, I want you to draw me like one of
Speaker 4: your French clothes. So Jack, there was seventeen at the time,
Speaker 4: so we got separated from his parents during the whole
Speaker 4: the chaos that was ensuing, and Jack became separated and
Speaker 4: Jack and a young man he met a board named
Speaker 4: Milton Long, stayed together on the ship's bow and as
Speaker 4: it sank lower. Fucking scary man. This either way, What
Speaker 4: I like about the movie is that they do show
Speaker 4: how terrifying it would be everyone's scrambling. My favorite part
Speaker 4: is the last part of the film where everyone scrambling
Speaker 4: at the top of the this ship and everything, and
Speaker 4: people can say what they want. I let the fucking
Speaker 4: film funck off.
Speaker 5: I laughed my ass off when that dude hits the
Speaker 5: propeller every time I left.
Speaker 4: He watched it once.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh I've seen that seen many times. I watched
Speaker 5: the Sinking. I'm just not watching the entire fucking movie again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, even like because me, it was actually fun. Me
Speaker 4: and Chelsea like drank and got drunk, like I think
Speaker 4: it was during like fucking quarantine bullshit when it got
Speaker 4: laid off for two months and we were just drinking
Speaker 4: all the time day, drinking everything and just partying essentially
Speaker 4: because we had nothing else to do. And hey, we
Speaker 4: watched the first half of because it is long, and
Speaker 4: we drank and we just like we watched it while
Speaker 4: we talked about how different the time era was. And
Speaker 4: it's just interesting when you get in that mindset drinking
Speaker 4: and just talking and you're going off and like watching
Speaker 4: something that you're like, man, there's such a different compared
Speaker 4: to what it is now where we live in now,
Speaker 4: it is so different. Of course, So.
Speaker 5: Even like going back and looking at the forties compared
Speaker 5: to what we do now.
Speaker 3: It's like it's night and day.
Speaker 4: I know. And that's what we were just I was
Speaker 4: just talking about that last night, the fact that we've
Speaker 4: excelled so much. Yeah, we slowly excelled, you know, from
Speaker 4: the fifteen hundreds of where it's like medieval times to
Speaker 4: you know, the seventeen eighteen hundreds of everyone's riding around
Speaker 4: the horses and they actually have like cloth made clothes
Speaker 4: and better fitting clothes, and then they.
Speaker 5: Made all of our clothes are made out of cloth. Yeah,
Speaker 5: rich people, it's not. I wouldn't say that it's it's
Speaker 5: better fitting. I would say rich people have always had
Speaker 5: better style clothes always.
Speaker 4: I'm saying that that whole thing where we it slowly progressed.
Speaker 4: In my opinion, it was just slow. And then they
Speaker 4: people claim it's the industrial age, but I blame Aliens.
Speaker 4: But how we in the last fucking eighty years the
Speaker 4: amount of just a boom and we have fucking cars
Speaker 4: and we have touch technology, we have cell phones, and
Speaker 4: people are like, no, it was kind of slow, but
Speaker 4: like it just progressed. But and I know your skeptical
Speaker 4: about it too, but I do believe that, you know,
Speaker 4: Aliens has something to do with our push towards this
Speaker 4: technology age that were that's.
Speaker 5: My favorite story. Like it's not that I don't believe it.
Speaker 5: I don't, but I don't believe anything really it says.
Speaker 5: But that's my favorite story.
Speaker 4: Is that told you to fucking watch that episode with
Speaker 4: that fucking Robert Earl White. Man, it's fucking good, dude,
Speaker 4: which episode the episode that's uh, I should be already
Speaker 4: out by now the time this comes out, the episode
Speaker 4: with Robert Earl White where we fucking it's and had
Speaker 4: actually a lot of views on Facebook because we try
Speaker 4: to go live to Facebook for the first time and forever.
Speaker 4: And uh he knows his ship about aliens. Dude, I'm
Speaker 4: telling you it's fucked now more than I know, and
Speaker 4: I know like everything all right, but uh so and
Speaker 4: this this just this time era. It's it's always it's
Speaker 4: so crazy to me to think about it because it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, I wish I could go to I wish
Speaker 4: I could just like I wish i'd go back in time,
Speaker 4: like and there's theories obviously they have this in the
Speaker 4: future or whatever, that they have time machines we can
Speaker 4: go in certain places of time. I would love to
Speaker 4: just show up on the Titanic just for like like
Speaker 4: a day before it's sunk, and you know, just like
Speaker 4: just see what's going on, hanging with people, see just
Speaker 4: the the the energy surrounding the ship. Now everyone's excited.
Speaker 4: Everyone was super excited.
Speaker 3: We're going to.
Speaker 4: A new land. Like I'm like even people and it's
Speaker 4: crazy that a crash and what happened. And these people
Speaker 4: that came from even poor families and were like, I
Speaker 4: got my ticket. I can go to a America, like
Speaker 4: I risked everything. The rich people more or less were
Speaker 4: like they I'll get the first class. I booked this
Speaker 4: long time ago. I'm ready to go. This will be awesome.
Speaker 4: I already have the money. I can just make it
Speaker 4: means and I really need to work too much. I
Speaker 4: can instill myself into the American culture and with the
Speaker 4: people that had nothing, literally this is their ticket out
Speaker 4: of the slums. They could work in America and build
Speaker 4: up this dream life.
Speaker 3: Well, a lot of.
Speaker 5: Irish immigrants were on the Titanic when it went down, too,
Speaker 5: because a lot of them.
Speaker 3: Were leaving during the famine.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying, Like, what a different time error,
Speaker 4: and this would have been super exciting, that energy of
Speaker 4: just everyone so excited, and then for it to fucking
Speaker 4: go right downhill.
Speaker 5: I'd love to time travel and like have enough of
Speaker 5: the means to just present myself as superbly affluent. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and you know, hobnob with all the people, and then
Speaker 5: somehow get my name aboard the passenger registry and put
Speaker 5: my name on it, and then when the ship goes
Speaker 5: down that I've never heard.
Speaker 3: From again, so I'm listed as one of the victims.
Speaker 5: And then back in present time, I'm just like yo,
Speaker 5: I was bored with the Titanic bullshit and the fucking registry.
Speaker 4: I'm right there. And Tom Crowley, so it's like.
Speaker 3: You, son of a bitch, where'd you get that book?
Speaker 4: So you know that Jack, essentially he met with his
Speaker 4: homie that he kind of hung out with. See, and
Speaker 4: people were hanging out, as I'm saying, people like you
Speaker 4: would meet. I'm sure this happened, not the Jack and
Speaker 4: Rose thing, but that people hung out and they became friends,
Speaker 4: and you know that you met people from all different
Speaker 4: walks of life, and the same as any wouldn't mangle
Speaker 4: with certain people.
Speaker 5: I'm sure I'm sure that the classes were still kept
Speaker 5: separate but just like nowadays, you had to have at
Speaker 5: least one person. Back then that was pretty groovy and
Speaker 5: was just you know about like I'm gonna go out
Speaker 5: back and I don't know that I got this, but
Speaker 5: I got I got this one of these here reefer
Speaker 5: cigarettes that I'm gonna smoke on the bag.
Speaker 4: There was no customs. I'm sure there's people smoking some
Speaker 4: doobies on the fucking Titans.
Speaker 5: Still legal in most places at then at that point,
Speaker 5: Like marijuana wasn't made illegal in the United States until sixties,
Speaker 5: I want to say.
Speaker 4: So by this time. And this is why you said
Speaker 4: it's like timeless, that this whole error and what this
Speaker 4: this what happened on the Titanic is such an in
Speaker 4: print in history like nine to eleven is. It's the
Speaker 4: same type of thing where it's just imprint and history
Speaker 4: and such a grand disaster. And so when he met
Speaker 4: with his homie, you fucking Milton, they stayed together as
Speaker 4: the ship's bow sank lower. Just before the Titanic sank,
Speaker 4: they decided to jump on the from from the rail
Speaker 4: fucking so they did. With the movie did they waited
Speaker 4: on the other side of the rail. We told to
Speaker 4: go down they jumped off, Milton went first. Jack never
Speaker 4: saw him again.
Speaker 5: Isn't that He probably jumped at the wrong time and
Speaker 5: got sucked under by the current and the undertow and
Speaker 5: then just frowned.
Speaker 4: It's fucking sad, man, you fucking lose your homie. And
Speaker 4: then it's just like, man, you don't know what to
Speaker 4: do anymore, so sad. And then you know, Jack was.
Speaker 5: Call back to our Elizabeth Clearer episode Clara.
Speaker 4: So and then he never saw account is fucking frightening
Speaker 4: From the icy water. Jack looked up to see the
Speaker 4: Titanic second funnel topple into the ocean close by, so
Speaker 4: he literally saw it break off and fall.
Speaker 3: Horrific.
Speaker 4: Well literally, everyone is screaming and panicking. Everyone's freaking out
Speaker 4: as this thing is going down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they said that it goes that once it sunk.
Speaker 5: It was like deathly quiet for a few seconds.
Speaker 3: And then it was screams. All you heard were sobs
Speaker 3: and screams.
Speaker 4: And it would as it went down, as we said,
Speaker 4: like when it toppled in the ocean, it did create
Speaker 4: like a suction and it pulled Jack under the water.
Speaker 4: When he surfaced, he found himself close enough to climb
Speaker 4: on the top of the collapsed b a lifeboat that
Speaker 4: ended up in the water upside down, which so he
Speaker 4: saw this and like he felt like, which is crazy.
Speaker 4: He found a lifeboat that was upside down.
Speaker 3: In the water, and I it's lucky.
Speaker 4: The fact that he got to it probably first before
Speaker 4: anyone else did is crazy. From where like and they
Speaker 4: got on top of it, and Jack witnessed the last
Speaker 4: moments of the Titanic as the stern rose and then
Speaker 4: it sank into the darkness in the cold water. So
Speaker 4: he saw it like he saw it break off. He
Speaker 4: jumped on this boat as he got sucked under, but
Speaker 4: he was far enough away where he was able to
Speaker 4: escape suction and pulling him down. And they do show
Speaker 4: that really well in the movie of How How and
Speaker 4: they they're holding hands Jack and Rose and they get
Speaker 4: fucking shot off in other directions, and then he jumps
Speaker 4: on this and he literally sees the last bit. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and there's probably like so much noise and commotion to
Speaker 4: nothing and then screams, and it shows in the movie
Speaker 4: very well. I do think that. And uh so, at
Speaker 4: first it was quiet and then the cries began. Sounds
Speaker 4: are horrific.
Speaker 3: Bop loop loop. I hear in the backgrounds the blowing
Speaker 3: of the water.
Speaker 4: All right, froze there.
Speaker 3: There you did.
Speaker 4: Just extremely scary. And even using that sound effect, it
Speaker 4: shows how horrific, you know, the things that they probably
Speaker 4: heard while this was going down, And Jack said, it
Speaker 4: soon became one continuous, long wailing chant from fifteen hundred
Speaker 4: that were in the water all around us. Extremely scary, man.
Speaker 4: This is why this thing also sticks in history. And
Speaker 4: you know his timeless as you said, is that it
Speaker 4: was so horrific, and there were so many witnesses to
Speaker 4: people on lifeboats, like a couple of yards away being like,
Speaker 4: well should we go back? And that's why even in
Speaker 4: the I like, that's why I bring up the movie
Speaker 4: because it does show a lot of good aspects of
Speaker 4: what's your name? Uh, the very famous actor, the woman,
Speaker 4: the robust woman that kind of likes Jack. Oh, it's
Speaker 4: gonna bug me that. The the bigger chick that is
Speaker 4: kind of the rich woman.
Speaker 3: Kathy Bates.
Speaker 4: Is it Kasy Kathy? Oh? It is Kathy bit No, No,
Speaker 4: it's someone like looks like Kathy Bates.
Speaker 3: Are you sure I'm looking at the look it up?
Speaker 4: Look up? The cast.
Speaker 3: Is Kathy Bates. Yeah, it's Kathy Bates. Bill Paxton was
Speaker 3: in this movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this fucking shit's dope, dude, watch it again, just
Speaker 4: fucking watch the whole thing. I want to go watch
Speaker 4: it after.
Speaker 3: This episode, do it.
Speaker 4: I really want to. Chelsea won't let me because she's like,
Speaker 4: we want, we don't want. Every time we're like trying
Speaker 4: to put out a movie, she's like, I don't want
Speaker 4: to watch the same shit. You always put on these
Speaker 4: old ass horror movies and stuff that we've seen a
Speaker 4: million times. I'm like, because I love it. That's why
Speaker 4: does every time we drank or hang you know, watching movies,
Speaker 4: It's like I always put on like hour I try
Speaker 4: really fucked up horror movies. I've never seen that. She's
Speaker 4: like sitting on her phone because she's like, I don't
Speaker 4: care about this shit. But like in Kathy Bates's character,
Speaker 4: she's like, we should go back. There's your like husbands,
Speaker 4: because she's in a boat full of women and obviously
Speaker 4: one of the captains or the captains, but the guys
Speaker 4: that control the lifeboats whatever they would be called, and
Speaker 4: she like screams like you know they you go back,
Speaker 4: that's your husband's and your children, and they don't do shit.
Speaker 4: They do nothing right. So, as the terrible cries fade away,
Speaker 4: other lifeboats did not return, and it was the most
Speaker 4: heart wrenching part of the whole tragedy of the two
Speaker 4: thousand and twenty to the two thousand and two hundred
Speaker 4: and eight people on board the Titanic, Why do you
Speaker 4: give me two different fucking numbers. Yeah, there's so many
Speaker 4: different it's two thousand and two hundred, and then people
Speaker 4: say its two hundred and eight. It's like they can't
Speaker 4: track certain people.
Speaker 5: Conspiracy to be a speculation, Yeah, I'm sure they're They're
Speaker 5: probably trying to account for still ways for people that
Speaker 5: had tickets but weren't listed or blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: I hear the cat now, Yeah, shot up.
Speaker 4: That fucking cat is like Psycho. So seven hundred he
Speaker 4: just wants some. So obviously, around seven hundred people did survive,
Speaker 4: but Jack was actually reunited with his mother on board
Speaker 4: of a rescue ship that came in. He survived. He
Speaker 4: was probably cool as fuck, but he he did survive,
Speaker 4: and he was young. He was seven fucking teen seventeen.
Speaker 3: This kids are probably why he was able to survive.
Speaker 3: He's probably very healthy.
Speaker 5: He was seventeen, so his body could recover and.
Speaker 4: And uh oh, the rest of ship was the the Carpathia.
Speaker 4: Is that right, Yeah, the carpath Carpathia. Yeah, early the
Speaker 4: next morning. So he survived the whole night on this
Speaker 4: upside down boat, which is I wonder if it was
Speaker 4: just him or if he was able to maybe get
Speaker 4: people on board, because usually younger people they have more
Speaker 4: of a sympathetic side to themselves. People that get older,
Speaker 4: they get less inclined to care about anything or anyone.
Speaker 3: Get a little more reserved, it a little more wrapped
Speaker 3: up in your own shit.
Speaker 4: So it was then that he found out that his
Speaker 4: father hadn't survived. Jack went on to a successful career
Speaker 4: and he married and had two sons, but hard not
Speaker 4: to wonder if the horror of that night ever left him.
Speaker 4: And it's crazy. So in nineteen forty five, the age
Speaker 4: of fifty one, Jack committed suicide after his son Edward
Speaker 4: was fucking killed in World War Two. And I just
Speaker 4: got chills. I literally just got chills, because that's a
Speaker 4: crazy thing for you to survive something like that. Your
Speaker 4: son dies during this horrific war and you're like, fuck it,
Speaker 4: like I'm done, Like that's bullshit.
Speaker 5: Everyone has their breaking point, and I'm sure that was
Speaker 5: probably the highlight of his life.
Speaker 3: Who knows, maybe his wife was dead.
Speaker 5: I mean, I know that's not in the article, but ye,
Speaker 5: like yeah, I could understand it. I could understand just
Speaker 5: being like nothing left to do on this planet.
Speaker 4: You know, I know, all right, so let's get in
Speaker 4: the second class citizen citizen, second class passenger.
Speaker 3: Second class citizen. You fucking classes, Tom, I knew it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, classism is the real issue.
Speaker 3: I'm reporting you to my local SJW. Second class passengers
Speaker 3: the Coier family.
Speaker 5: Harvey and Charlotte Coyer and their eight year old daughter Marjorie,
Speaker 5: had left home in England. They were heading to a
Speaker 5: new life on an Idaho farm to improve Charlotte's health.
Speaker 5: Probably had TB or, but well she had TV, she
Speaker 5: would be on the ship.
Speaker 4: Potatoes, potatoes, potatoes.
Speaker 3: Are being racist against the Irish, Tom.
Speaker 4: Am Irish fuck off man. That's one thing I can claim.
Speaker 5: When the Titanic stopped briefly in Queenston to pick up
Speaker 5: more passengers and drop off any mail that passengers had written,
Speaker 5: Harvey sent a cheery postcard to his folks, saying, in part,
Speaker 5: my dear mom and dad, it seemed possible. We are
Speaker 5: out on the briny right into you well, Dias. So
Speaker 5: far we are having a delightful trip. Weather is beautiful
Speaker 5: and the ship magnificent. We will post again at New
Speaker 5: York lots of love.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about us.
Speaker 4: Crazy?
Speaker 3: How wrong?
Speaker 4: He was?
Speaker 3: So crazy, dude, it's nuts.
Speaker 5: When the ship struck the iceberg at eleven forty pm
Speaker 5: on Sunday night, April fourteenth, Harvey left the cabin to investigate.
Speaker 5: Upon his return, he told the sleepy Charlotte, what do
Speaker 5: you think? We've struck an iceberg?
Speaker 3: Bigging?
Speaker 5: But there is no danger and Allficeer just told me so. So,
Speaker 5: I mean, it sounds to.
Speaker 3: Me like he was kind of like, uh, what do
Speaker 3: you think? You know, you think they were good? Do
Speaker 3: you think we should probably be?
Speaker 4: Well, that's why people were like, you know, they're like,
Speaker 4: you know, ship's made of iron, sirt with the ships.
Speaker 3: She's made of iron, sir, I assure you she can't.
Speaker 4: It's just this idea of that. The people on board
Speaker 4: believe it was unsinkable. They told him that she's unsinkable.
Speaker 4: That's what ties in the conspiracy ship because maybe it's
Speaker 4: not the right ship, and it was a ship that
Speaker 4: already had a hole that they patched up. But his
Speaker 4: idea of like that, people believed it. And even when
Speaker 4: they hit the iceberg, people were like, no, this is
Speaker 4: not gonna sank even their first classes. And it's like, no,
Speaker 4: we're good, we're rich, we came from wealth. They're not
Speaker 4: gonna let this happen to us.
Speaker 3: God doesn't let anything happen to the rich, only the pole.
Speaker 3: But of course there was danger.
Speaker 5: Later, Charlotte clung to Harvey's arm, unwilling to get into
Speaker 5: a lifeboat. All around her, the sailors were shouting women
Speaker 5: and children first. Suddenly a sailor grabbed Marjorie and threw
Speaker 5: her into a boat. Charlotte had to be physically torn
Speaker 5: from her husband. Harvey tried to reassure her, Go, Lottie, go,
Speaker 5: for God's sakes, be brave and go.
Speaker 3: I'll get a seat in another boat.
Speaker 5: A week later, safe in New York with her young daughter,
Speaker 5: Charlotte broke the news to her mother in law. My
Speaker 5: dear mother, I don't know how to row you or
Speaker 5: what to say. I feel I shall go mad sometimes,
Speaker 5: But Dear, as much as my heart aches, it aches
Speaker 5: for you too, for he is your son and the
Speaker 5: best that ever lived. Oh mother, how can I live
Speaker 5: without him? Was so com The agony of that night
Speaker 5: can never be told. I'll having a thing in the
Speaker 5: world that was his, only his rings. Everything we had
Speaker 5: went down, which is fucking terrible. He has nothing left
Speaker 5: of her husband. Charlotte died from tuberculosis two years later.
Speaker 5: Of course, again that's another Yeah, it's another just horrible
Speaker 5: tragedy upon tragedy, and you know, or maybe it's a
Speaker 5: final destination style series of events where you can escape.
Speaker 4: Man, I would love that someone makes that fucking movie
Speaker 4: The Titanic. You know how fucking cool that'd be.
Speaker 5: Dude, get Leo DiCaprio, do the CGI reverse age him
Speaker 5: and make him the was it Devin Sawa in the
Speaker 5: first one that.
Speaker 3: Was like, We're all gonna fucking die.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that character, And then that never happens, and he
Speaker 5: grabs Rose and they run off and then they get
Speaker 5: hunted down by death.
Speaker 4: Remember he's a great Gatsby, as we said in the
Speaker 4: Conspiracy episode, who knows.
Speaker 3: Yes, he grows up to become Jay Gatsby.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna talk about third classist in Radna Radna,
Speaker 4: which is a great name. N Yeah, Rodna. It's not Ronda.
Speaker 4: Ronda is definitely yeah, it's not Ronda.
Speaker 3: My name is Rodna.
Speaker 4: Rodna Abbot. Abbot was returning to America with her two
Speaker 4: teenage sons, returning to America. Sure lived there, she was
Speaker 4: already American, which is even crazy.
Speaker 3: Went was she on vacation to go visit family.
Speaker 4: Or most likely, which is even crazier, that you left.
Speaker 4: You got this ticket third class, So you somehow got
Speaker 4: this ticket.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your third class, but you have the money for
Speaker 5: a two way ticket to and from America.
Speaker 4: She probably went over there for something work or anything,
Speaker 4: and and yeah, that's so. It sounds like she was
Speaker 4: returning to America with her two teenage sons. So obviously
Speaker 4: she had a husband. Maybe she took them over to
Speaker 4: go back to the homeland and see her family and
Speaker 4: introduce her sons to the family that she had, and
Speaker 4: maybe her husband able to shell the tickets, works hard
Speaker 4: and to get it over there to be able to
Speaker 4: do this, and then she gets somehow gets tickets or
Speaker 4: husband maybe fronted for them or something like that sent
Speaker 4: her money in on a stalk or something, Okay, because
Speaker 4: I know how they got money back.
Speaker 3: By Raven sent her money by Raven.
Speaker 4: So and their two signs Rosmore and Eugene. What names
Speaker 4: that don't exist anymore? Rosmore does not exist.
Speaker 3: There's no one named never met anyone named Rosmore.
Speaker 4: We have, that's true. The family managed to reach the
Speaker 4: boat deck by climbing a steel ladder on the steer
Speaker 4: and walking on the slanted deck over the ropes left
Speaker 4: by the lifeboats which already have been launched. Even scarier,
Speaker 4: like all these people that fucking managed to survive and
Speaker 4: then you're getting on the edge and you're on the
Speaker 4: brink of essentially death and so collapsed. See why lightboats
Speaker 4: with a canvas sides was being loaded with only women
Speaker 4: and children. And at sixteen and thirteen, the Abbot boys
Speaker 4: were considered too old thirteen and sixteen, Like, that's horrible
Speaker 4: that they're like, no, you're too old. These kids are
Speaker 4: fucking teenagers.
Speaker 5: Dude, fourteen year olds were lying about their age and
Speaker 5: getting drafted into fucking.
Speaker 3: World War One.
Speaker 4: So yeah, getting in the conscription, which is like crazy
Speaker 4: to me too, is that they were allowed to do
Speaker 4: this and that that's why there's these stories, and I
Speaker 4: want to get back into war stories and hauntings around
Speaker 4: battlefields and stuff like that, because it is I'm fascinated
Speaker 4: by World War one and two, like beyond belief. I'm
Speaker 4: especially it's since I've said this before, how my grandfather's
Speaker 4: I was like, you should join the military. I told
Speaker 4: them the military and the wars were funded by both sides,
Speaker 4: which I do believe, and all this stuff that war
Speaker 4: is a population control tool and that people are paid
Speaker 4: from both sides happened. I believe this too, and I
Speaker 4: will never not believe this. But it's the fact that
Speaker 4: these people were so brave and these kids thought that
Speaker 4: they were going to change something, and more or less
Speaker 4: a lot of the young ones would die and very sad,
Speaker 4: but it's just the fact that it's kind of crazy.
Speaker 4: They're like, you know what, you're too old, and their
Speaker 4: mother stepped back to stay with their children, so really
Speaker 4: good on her for being that that guardian, and you know,
Speaker 4: it's kind of crazy. So as the boat was being lowered,
Speaker 4: Jay Bruce is May, managed managing director of The White
Speaker 4: Star Line, jumped in. So this guy's a fucking asshole.
Speaker 4: The guy that was managing.
Speaker 5: Oh, he jumped into the boat after telling everybody, no,
Speaker 5: you're too old, please tell me.
Speaker 3: They threw his ass overboard.
Speaker 4: So in the no, they fucking these people like that,
Speaker 4: and they show it. And that's why I do like
Speaker 4: the movie, because they show these ideas of like, remember
Speaker 4: the one guy and he's like, I think he he
Speaker 4: helped construct the Titanic, and he jumps in the boat
Speaker 4: and he's like looking around, he like feels you can
Speaker 4: see in his face that he feels guilty, but he
Speaker 4: wants out and uh in you know that then, And
Speaker 4: that that's why it's even trippy if you see that
Speaker 4: scene of the guy that created the Titanic and and
Speaker 4: there was the architect and he's like standing next to
Speaker 4: the the clock in the fireplace and the ship starting
Speaker 4: to turn and he's like sitting there drinking whiskey and
Speaker 4: he has his hand on it as it's fucking tilting up,
Speaker 4: and he knows he's gonna die. And he fucked up
Speaker 4: in his opinion and his uh mind. Now since payment
Speaker 4: in his mind, he messed up and he didn't construct
Speaker 4: this as well as it should have maybe, or.
Speaker 3: As well as he's told everybody.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he thought like by saying it was unsinkable, that
Speaker 5: he was responsible because they didn't take the same precautionary
Speaker 5: measures they would.
Speaker 3: Have if they had, you know, any idea.
Speaker 5: That they're like, this ship, it's entirely possible the ship
Speaker 5: will sink and we're sailing through icy waters.
Speaker 4: So and they chose to do that too. Isn't that,
Speaker 4: like we didn't talk about the conspiracy episode, that they
Speaker 4: chose to go a certain route to be quicker, and
Speaker 4: they could have bypassed all of these icebergs, all of them.
Speaker 4: They could have. Yeah, and they chose not to because
Speaker 4: they thought they were gonna save a couple hours, and
Speaker 4: which is fucking crazy, and it's just it's just it's
Speaker 4: so fucking devastating that people went through this when they
Speaker 4: really didn't need to. And so the funal moments, you know,
Speaker 4: Abbott and her boys jumped from the deck, she managed
Speaker 4: to get into collapsed a and the only woman in
Speaker 4: that boat. She was the only woman in the boat,
Speaker 4: and her beloved sons were lost. That died, fucked her
Speaker 4: thirteen and six year old died. They jumped she managed
Speaker 4: to somehow. The men were like, oh a woman and
Speaker 4: they picked her up and they got her out because
Speaker 4: she was probably separated from her boys. They died, and
Speaker 4: it took a long time for rod I want to say,
Speaker 4: Ronda Roda or what did I call her? It's fucking
Speaker 4: it's our ho.
Speaker 3: That Rodney or something that Roda Roda.
Speaker 4: R ho Da, Roda, Roda Roda. What a weird name.
Speaker 4: So it took a long time for Roda to recover
Speaker 4: from the effects and the injuries and the exposure she
Speaker 4: suffered that night. She never recovered from the loss of
Speaker 4: her sons that died alone and poor. She died in
Speaker 4: nineteen forty six, poor alone. So she had no husband obviously,
Speaker 4: or he died from a heart attacker something and she
Speaker 4: was left alone.
Speaker 5: Yeah, or he was off in another country style and
Speaker 5: hadn't been able to come over here.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that might be the idea too, Is that?
Speaker 4: Maybe I thought before I read this too, but I
Speaker 4: was researching this, that maybe she was American, she went
Speaker 4: over there, fell in love, had kids, and that she
Speaker 4: wanted to travel back home. Also, maybe instead it's a
Speaker 4: reverse Instead of going to see her family, she was
Speaker 4: going to see her family in New York or whatever
Speaker 4: state she lived in. America and you want the two
Speaker 4: boys to come along with her. And meanwhile, her husband
Speaker 4: is back home and they never reunite and she dies
Speaker 4: poor and lonely.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're both very possible.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: So so let's uh, let's take a turn and let's
Speaker 4: get into I'm Afraid no ghosts. I's talk about ghost stores.
Speaker 4: So the Titanic Artifact Exhibition or exhibit, the Titanic Artifact
Speaker 4: Exhibit at the Luxore Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas
Speaker 4: apparently has ghosts wandering its grand staircase. Employees and guests
Speaker 4: alike have seen this mysterious woman who wears a black
Speaker 4: period dress with a white collar and her hair and
Speaker 4: a button because they didn't like women wearing their hair down.
Speaker 4: Because I don't know why, it's just would you why
Speaker 4: did they do that? Why is this like women you
Speaker 4: can't wear your hair down?
Speaker 5: I don't know, probably just one more thing that you know,
Speaker 5: men used to be like, no proper lady doesn't do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So, as a photograph a photographer prep for the
Speaker 4: opening of the exhibition, uh he in the exhibit, he
Speaker 4: spotted a woman casually walking down the grand staircase. He
Speaker 4: was startled and as he hasn't seen anyone enter the
Speaker 4: staircase and it was roped off, he assumed that she
Speaker 4: was part of the exhibit and asked if she would
Speaker 4: like him to take a photograph of her. She ignored him.
Speaker 4: He went back to setting up, but suddenly she was
Speaker 4: directly behind him again. He like turned around and was like,
Speaker 4: who what the fuck? He offered a photograph again. Now
Speaker 4: this time she didn't just ignore him. She literally fucking vanished.
Speaker 3: She ghosted him.
Speaker 5: Literally, she vanished, rude, how are you gonna go somebody
Speaker 5: that's just trying to you know, it's rude?
Speaker 4: So crazy? Uh so, And there's all these ghost stories
Speaker 4: tied to the exhibit that they put on, and Chelsea
Speaker 4: went saw it when I think she was in high school,
Speaker 4: I think, or yeah, gotta be high school where she
Speaker 4: They did this exhibit in Toronto at the museum where
Speaker 4: you could walk through the Titanic ship and there was
Speaker 4: things set up and you could actually put your hand
Speaker 4: in the water and how cold it was at the time.
Speaker 4: And it hasn't come and that hasn't come back yet,
Speaker 4: but as soon as it does, and hopefully this shit ends,
Speaker 4: I would love more than anything to go see the
Speaker 4: Titanic exhibit and just like they set it up so
Speaker 4: you like feel like you're inside the ship.
Speaker 3: I think that'd be fucking awesome live stream it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know. So the ghost takes portraits off the
Speaker 4: wall the exhibit at the Luxor and includes a portrait
Speaker 4: of J. Bruce is May, the fucking douchebag, one of
Speaker 4: the titank builders, the guy that jumped in the ship,
Speaker 4: the guy.
Speaker 3: That jumped on the lifebucking lifeboat.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's a portrait of him. Yes, and he apparently
Speaker 4: fled the sinking ship, leaving women and children behind.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Witnesses on the lifeboat claimed that he kept his back
Speaker 4: to the ship, that his descending as descended. And that's
Speaker 4: the that's gotta be I know, that's God. That is
Speaker 4: the character in Titanic, the guy that jumps upon the
Speaker 4: boat and or the lifeboat essentially, and he and in
Speaker 4: the ship he does this. He liked he has a
Speaker 4: he has a flask and in the movie it shows
Speaker 4: him taking a swig of his whiskey and he turns
Speaker 4: his back and just looks forward and doesn't want to
Speaker 4: see the chaos ensue that essentially, he was one of
Speaker 4: the builders he helped create, and and uh, it's probably
Speaker 4: one of his in his man, A lot of people's
Speaker 4: believe his fault for why it went down.
Speaker 5: And I mean, I wouldn't say it that'ss reially his fault,
Speaker 5: but you know, it would be the same as if
Speaker 5: like you or I had a hand in building something
Speaker 5: that you know, we built an apartment complex or something.
Speaker 5: We designed it, and you know, we were like, nah,
Speaker 5: I know this isn't an earthquake area.
Speaker 3: But this thing is totally good.
Speaker 5: And then an earthquake comes and you're in the building
Speaker 5: celebrating the grand opening of it, and all of a
Speaker 5: sudden it starts dropping. You're gonna you're not really gonna
Speaker 5: be like, oh man.
Speaker 3: Let me sit around and admire my handiwork.
Speaker 4: You're gonna be like, and you know what's crazy. He
Speaker 4: was one of the people, Yeah, ye had just literally
Speaker 4: and he was one of the people insisting that the
Speaker 4: speed the ship speed up after receiving ICE warnings. He
Speaker 4: was one of the fucking dudes that were like, yeah,
Speaker 4: let's keep going.
Speaker 5: I've read a couple of things that people thought that
Speaker 5: if I don't know if it was practice or if
Speaker 5: this was just hearsay or whatever. But I guess generally
Speaker 5: if you had an iceberg in front of you, you
Speaker 5: went quicker because then you could, like it was small enough,
Speaker 5: breakthrough it or something. But that almost doesn't make any
Speaker 5: sense to me, because the whole expression the tip of
Speaker 5: the iceberg.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't think that you.
Speaker 4: Would concies too. Yeah, the tip, That's why I was saying,
Speaker 4: if we ap stain is the tip of the top, right,
Speaker 4: so the tip to thatching tips. You've seen The Sausage Party,
Speaker 4: of course, awesome movie, and now we'll never see movies
Speaker 4: like that again because people are too sensitive. So obviously,
Speaker 4: perhaps it's not surprising that ghosts of the Titanic seemed
Speaker 4: to dislike him. One early morning, as the crew came
Speaker 4: into the open and to open the exhibit, they found
Speaker 4: the portrait of Bruce is May on the floor. The
Speaker 4: manager watched the surveillance video from the night before and
Speaker 4: was stunned to see the picture beginning to shake.
Speaker 3: Before it came off the wall.
Speaker 4: Maybe on its own accord, he saw it shake and
Speaker 4: it fell off. He watched a fucking video of this
Speaker 4: portrait shake and fall off the wall.
Speaker 3: Dude, I'd be shitting my pants.
Speaker 4: That's fucking terrifying, that weird, strange, they might say. So
Speaker 4: let's talk about another ghost story, because there's a lot
Speaker 4: surrounding this exhibit, and we've seen this and we've heard
Speaker 4: about this that we talked about in this podcast. Even
Speaker 4: with the haunted way go way way back, way way back.
Speaker 4: I want to get that sound effectrom Wayne's world. Like
Speaker 4: me and Bill even talked about haunted dolls. And now
Speaker 4: there certain hant dolls in museums and they do a
Speaker 4: bunch of crazy ship they there's that that one doll
Speaker 4: and they went in, they put her in a specific room,
Speaker 4: locked her in a cabinet, and then they went back
Speaker 4: and everything was like in array. There was like shards
Speaker 4: of papers ripped up and things everywhere, like everything was
Speaker 4: all fucked up in this room that was locked.
Speaker 3: Robert as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, even Robert the doll Man that's based on what
Speaker 4: Chucky Chucky was based off.
Speaker 3: Robert the doll Chucky is so much better than Robert
Speaker 3: the doll though.
Speaker 4: Chelsea does not like their Chucky show. But I think
Speaker 4: it's so it's fucking stupid and so not yet not Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't spoil it, or did I? I don't know
Speaker 4: if I did.
Speaker 5: I sought last year, sought last years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe I've watched it. And is you the daughter.
Speaker 3: Player watching Frankenstein in the theater?
Speaker 1: Not yet?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah?
Speaker 4: And now isn't it? Uh, it's it's what's his name's
Speaker 4: daughter that plays him.
Speaker 3: Fiona Duraff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I was like that's I was like, that's
Speaker 4: not him. They didn't super impose, Hi, that's his daughter.
Speaker 3: It looks like they did his voice. He does the
Speaker 3: voice over work, but yeah, that's Fiona Druff.
Speaker 5: I first saw her in Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Billy loves that show, and I was I got
Speaker 4: it into it and I stopped watching it, so I
Speaker 4: gotta get back into that, and I.
Speaker 3: Just I didn't.
Speaker 5: I didn't know who she was in it, and I
Speaker 5: heard the voice and I was like, she sounds like
Speaker 5: Brad Duruff. She kind of looks like Brad Drff and
Speaker 5: I looked up it and I was like, oh fuck,
Speaker 5: that's his daughter.
Speaker 4: So strange. So what if you saw a ghost without
Speaker 4: even realizing it. In the case of the second Officer
Speaker 4: Leonardo of the SS winter Haven, That's exactly what happened
Speaker 4: in nineteen seventy seven, he gave a tour of the
Speaker 4: ship to a man who assumed was a passenger. The
Speaker 4: British man was a very soft spoken, extremely interested in
Speaker 4: the every detail of the vessel, almost unusually so. So
Speaker 4: Bishop found the man a bit strange, not unpleasant, just odd.
Speaker 4: And it wasn't until a few years later, after seeing
Speaker 4: a photo of the Titanic captain Edward John Smith, that
Speaker 4: Bishop realized why the situation felt so off. Bishop exclaimed
Speaker 4: to a friend, I know him. I gave him a
Speaker 4: tour of the boat. The friend laughed and informed Bishop
Speaker 4: that man had been long deceased and he was that
Speaker 4: man was the captain of the Titanic. Is that fucking weird, dude.
Speaker 4: He's like, they're on like they're doing a tour of
Speaker 4: this other boat and this guy looks exactly the same.
Speaker 4: And who knows if he was a captain of this
Speaker 4: boat before he was the captain of the Titanic. Because
Speaker 4: you have to be yout to have a high regiment
Speaker 4: of experience right to be the captain of the Titanic,
Speaker 4: I think you have to be a naval officer.
Speaker 5: I would assume you have to have some type of
Speaker 5: military conscripted or conscripted service. Yeah, you have to reach
Speaker 5: the rank of captain at least I.
Speaker 3: Would assume, right in the military. And then you know,
Speaker 3: you get head hunted essentially by somebody that's like, we
Speaker 3: need a captain. Who do you know?
Speaker 5: And it's like, oh, went down this cousin who blah
Speaker 5: blah blah blah blah. And we're getting allegedly went down
Speaker 5: with the ship.
Speaker 4: Yes, and we'll get into different stories about ghosts later
Speaker 4: on in life.
Speaker 5: But the fact, well, there's the thought that he dressed
Speaker 5: up like a woman and then made his way off
Speaker 5: the ship.
Speaker 3: Is that a fucking theory?
Speaker 4: Wh didn't we talking about the dream the fucking conspiracy?
Speaker 3: I thought we did? Oh yeah, no, then I'm also
Speaker 3: had notes and we didn't.
Speaker 4: Oh no, we did, because I said he pulled the
Speaker 4: he pulled the Donnelly the John Jack Donnelly or John Donnelly,
Speaker 4: get the how he dressed up like a woman and
Speaker 4: like plowed the fields and it's like, why is this
Speaker 4: guy so strong? Throw back to the Don the Black Donal,
Speaker 4: the episode how the father dressed up like the woman
Speaker 4: after he got caught for killing that guy. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: he's just like out there where they're bonding on like
Speaker 4: farming the lamb.
Speaker 3: He is plowing. There's plowing that field. Wait a minute,
Speaker 3: I know, so that's muscle a little.
Speaker 4: Didn't mention that and the fact that this idea of
Speaker 4: like spirits go to where the where their most comfortable
Speaker 4: right or or their their greatest memories.
Speaker 3: Are, or where they're attached to it.
Speaker 5: Yes, they're attached to it, so they go back. So
Speaker 5: then that goes into what we were talking about at
Speaker 5: the beginning of the episode with if the Titanic count
Speaker 5: leaves the water, will the hauntings follow?
Speaker 3: So then the answer is yes, yeah, because.
Speaker 4: Well he and that's I I believe this that uh,
Speaker 4: that people go back to where they're most fond of,
Speaker 4: where they're stuck to. And it shows it in the
Speaker 4: conjuring who is that where the little girl gets possessed?
Speaker 4: Was that three? Now she does the voices of the
Speaker 4: old man and she like, and this is based on
Speaker 4: we'll eventually I have it actually written out too.
Speaker 3: Wasn't the second one the Enfield poultry.
Speaker 4: Guys, Yes, the Enfield poulter Geist. That's the one where
Speaker 4: the little girl was possessed, and this the old man
Speaker 4: just kind of stuck in this house. It was where
Speaker 4: he lived, it's his home. And that's what happens too,
Speaker 4: is people get stuck in this parallel universe where they
Speaker 4: believe they know either no they're dead, or they don't
Speaker 4: know they're dead, or they kind of they don't even
Speaker 4: leave this this astral world. They stay inside of it
Speaker 4: because they believe that this is their home, their property.
Speaker 4: They're not They're not gonna leave, even if fucking Jesus
Speaker 4: was real or some holy ghosts came and was like, no,
Speaker 4: you need to go.
Speaker 5: Bro, He's like, now, fuck you talks how.
Speaker 3: You think?
Speaker 5: That's how what we would refer to as demonic entities form.
Speaker 5: So you have somebody who either in life was a
Speaker 5: very selfish person or a cruel person. They die, they
Speaker 5: remain because they don't want to go on to the
Speaker 5: light or they don't go to the afterlife for what
Speaker 5: have you, And because that being is more or less
Speaker 5: a selfish entity, and it continues to be selfish, like
Speaker 5: causing hauntings because it wants to be alone or whatever.
Speaker 5: It just gets worse and worse and gains more power.
Speaker 4: No, I think that's true that they gain power. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you're right, like gain energy and power almost like how
Speaker 4: the reptilians do bingo, but or how these things attach themselves.
Speaker 4: So he attaches themselves certain places because he's selfish and
Speaker 4: he wants this for his own And I really want
Speaker 4: to get into the astral world one day and what
Speaker 4: it could be beyond, because it's I do think that
Speaker 4: the conjuring movies and stuff. Insidious does show a good
Speaker 4: aspect of what it could be like. But it's it's
Speaker 4: the city.
Speaker 3: It's just great with the medium where she has.
Speaker 5: The uh, the rapid strobe like and and the sensory
Speaker 5: deprivation like very scary.
Speaker 4: I want to watch the new one, The Devil made
Speaker 4: Me do what. I haven't watched it yet.
Speaker 3: I know an wundering movie, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my my brother liked like Annabelle three. Yes, I
Speaker 4: was fucking horrible, so they're lacking. That genre became very
Speaker 4: popular and then they just did anything they could. The
Speaker 4: Nune horrible movie, absolutely horrible when it.
Speaker 5: Was also horrible, like if you want a good story,
Speaker 5: just look up a bunch of old folk tales.
Speaker 4: Uh, what's that guy's name in the fairy film?
Speaker 3: Just didn't they filmed it here it was.
Speaker 4: It looks so good.
Speaker 3: Dude, it's gonna be great.
Speaker 5: I love that most of the buildings.
Speaker 4: Is such a good director. I love him a ship
Speaker 4: he's this new one coming out looks really fucking well done.
Speaker 5: Well he's been slated to do or he has designs
Speaker 5: for the penguins from Mountains of Madness, and dude, I
Speaker 5: really wish they would let him do it, because if
Speaker 5: anybody gets to do at the Mountains of Madness by
Speaker 5: HP Lovecraft, it should.
Speaker 4: Be They're gonna start dibbing in the HB. Love Craft
Speaker 4: more often. I have this whole book set. I gotta
Speaker 4: get into that. I'm really trying to get through a
Speaker 4: lot of my books.
Speaker 3: Just read a couple of stories and we'll do the thing.
Speaker 3: I have enough. I have enough for both of us.
Speaker 4: Just wait. I want to get into it, though. I
Speaker 4: gotta get myself. I gotta deep dig my claws into this. Essentially,
Speaker 4: so the Ghost of the Titanic Lookout watches So Frederick Fleet,
Speaker 4: a British sailor, served as a lookout aboard the RMS Titanic.
Speaker 4: He spaed the deadly Iceberg and warned the bridge. Tragically.
Speaker 4: His warning came too late. The ship was going too
Speaker 4: fast to avoid the collision. This is why they shouldn't
Speaker 4: have went as fast as they did. Uh So. Frederick
Speaker 4: survived the sinking of the Titanic, but not his own depression.
Speaker 4: After his wife's passing just after Christmas in nineteen sixty four,
Speaker 4: he was evicted by his brother in law. Wow. His
Speaker 4: his brother's like, you know what, she's dead now, I
Speaker 4: don't really like you, so you can get the fuck
Speaker 4: out of my property.
Speaker 5: And he's like, I've had enough of your shit. I've
Speaker 5: given you the grieving period. You're still lazy, good for
Speaker 5: nothing bum.
Speaker 4: Yep, how fucked up?
Speaker 5: But I mean people didn't really think about like even
Speaker 5: soldiers would get shot for desertion in the twenties because
Speaker 5: they didn't.
Speaker 3: Understand shell shock.
Speaker 5: Like if a soldier is standing there in his comatose
Speaker 5: because they're just gone because the kids they've seen, they're
Speaker 5: gonna shoot them because they're like, well, this person's a
Speaker 5: coward and they don't want to fight anymore.
Speaker 4: And that's ridiculous too, and that's why I do on.
Speaker 4: One of my favorite war movies ever is Saving Private Ryan,
Speaker 4: because it does very much show how horrific that that is.
Speaker 4: And I work at the guy Bill and his I'm
Speaker 4: pretty sure his father was in the Warrior Scottish His
Speaker 4: dad was when he was in the boat when it
Speaker 4: went to Normandy and it lowered down and he saw, yeah,
Speaker 4: and he saw his buddies get riddled, and he was
Speaker 4: supposed to They're supposed to be the guy that feeds
Speaker 4: the fucking gun the belt, Yeah, the belt, right, and
Speaker 4: there's supposed to be someone getting the ammunition. That guy
Speaker 4: got shot. So Bill's father. I mentioned Bill on this
Speaker 4: podcast before. He is the coolest fucking dude. He fucking smokes,
Speaker 4: but he's got long white hair. He's actually retiring now
Speaker 4: at the place I work, so everyone's gonna miss him.
Speaker 4: He's only got like a couple, like a couple of
Speaker 4: days left and he's the you would love this dude,
Speaker 4: fucking most awesomest, chill, funny, ass fucking dude you could meet.
Speaker 4: Even like when I was about to do this episode,
Speaker 4: went to the l SBL to get some beer and
Speaker 4: he was there because we both got work early, and
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, of course i'd see you here
Speaker 4: because we both live in the same little town. Now
Speaker 4: that I've moved, And he said his father had to
Speaker 4: do both jobs, running at the animal while feeding the
Speaker 4: fucking gun. And he saw a bunch of his friends.
Speaker 5: Just what a dude's name Bill BILLI Bill Man.
Speaker 4: Bill's fucking awesome.
Speaker 3: So it sounds dope.
Speaker 4: This guy hung himself after his brother in law kicked
Speaker 4: him out.
Speaker 3: The fuck else is he gonna do it?
Speaker 5: And just long as though you had social welfare programs,
Speaker 5: this is like I'm assuming the thirties, so this is
Speaker 5: before FDR even put in social security as a thing,
Speaker 5: because that came about as part of World War two.
Speaker 5: So you don't have a social safety net. It's just
Speaker 5: it's the same reason why upteam number of people killed
Speaker 5: themselves during the stock.
Speaker 4: Market cre This is also why World War two implemented
Speaker 4: a lot of things that we see today with certain
Speaker 4: taxes on VA code, Yes, and taxes and along the.
Speaker 3: Little taxes have always been a thing, they made.
Speaker 4: It worse during World War Two.
Speaker 5: And well, because yeah, your nation basically does the whole
Speaker 5: Everyone tighten your belt.
Speaker 3: We need these materials or we're going to get conquered.
Speaker 4: And women, you know, busted their ass to make sure
Speaker 4: that shit was done. And men forgotten. The funny thing is, well,
Speaker 4: we're watching this like I mentioned that movies of like
Speaker 4: in the eighties nineties to talk about league of their own,
Speaker 4: and you know what, I haven't seen this movie. I'll
Speaker 4: watch it.
Speaker 3: Women playing baseball baseball?
Speaker 4: Yeah, fucking yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 4: I remember saying it slightly when I was younger, and
Speaker 4: this idea of that, you know that. But I believe
Speaker 4: right the whole thing of and doctrinating children in the
Speaker 4: school system to essentially be programmed to work a nine
Speaker 4: to five job, give them the basics so they can
Speaker 4: just work a nine to five job was instilled after
Speaker 4: World War Two. According to the rough Child and the Rockefellers.
Speaker 5: Kindergarten wasn't a thing until post World War two. Kindergarten
Speaker 5: was invented in Nazi Germany. Kindyar gotten?
Speaker 4: Kind Yeah, it sounds German.
Speaker 3: Children. It means garden of children, is what it means.
Speaker 4: That's extremely, extremely creepy. And you know what, that just uh,
Speaker 4: that's just uh Jesus just blew my mind. I didn't
Speaker 4: think about that. It's a very interesting. So his grave
Speaker 4: went unmarked until the Titanic Historical Society erected erected a
Speaker 4: headstone for him in nineteen ninety three. It appears his
Speaker 4: spirit is not really resting. Witnesses have claimed to see
Speaker 4: him keeping watch over the Las Vegas exhibit on the
Speaker 4: deck of where they obviously recreated some sort of this
Speaker 4: in the exhibit, and he people have claimed they see
Speaker 4: him on the deck of this fake Titanic.
Speaker 3: I mean, I would I believe it, and.
Speaker 4: Perhaps driven by the guilt to keep watch over even
Speaker 4: in the afterlife and and coming this year will definitely
Speaker 4: be diving into ghost stories of the Civil War, and
Speaker 4: people constantly see soldiers walking around doing shit that soldiers do.
Speaker 5: I think we talked about it on the last Titanic episode,
Speaker 5: But yeah, dude, Gettysburg is a really weird place with
Speaker 5: a bunch of weird vibes, even in the middle of
Speaker 5: the town. And I don't know if it's just it
Speaker 5: was my brain, you know, filling in the blanks or
Speaker 5: being in a whole mood when I was down there,
Speaker 5: but the whole town just has this like somber feel
Speaker 5: to it. And on the battlefield, it's just there's nothing RESTful.
Speaker 4: We'll get into that blood lane and shit it it goes.
Speaker 5: Deep and it should because it's just a big open
Speaker 5: field and there's these really nice like tree groves and
Speaker 5: tree lines and shit, and it's just like you're walking
Speaker 5: and it's like, oh, man, somebody died here.
Speaker 3: Somebody died here.
Speaker 4: As I've said, you've heard me right, the world's graveyard,
Speaker 4: it is. I wrote that in a fucking song when
Speaker 4: I was like fifteen. The world is a graveyard. Like
Speaker 4: it's a massive graveyard. So this is interesting. These museum
Speaker 4: staffers are poked by im prodded to buy an Unseen Hands.
Speaker 4: According to staff and visitors, the Titanic artifact exhibition at
Speaker 4: the Luxe or which, of course everything's at the Luxe
Speaker 4: or you know, you got Chris Angel. He's hanging out
Speaker 4: there on the top floor doing fake magic, walking up
Speaker 4: with fake He's such a piece of shit. I just
Speaker 4: like mind freak when I was a kid. But he's
Speaker 4: a fucking piece of shit. He is. I don't like him.
Speaker 5: Like Alan Arkins said about Jim Carrey's Chris Angel character
Speaker 5: in Bert Winderstone.
Speaker 3: What you do is not magic. It is monkey porn.
Speaker 4: So it is supposedly extremely haunted and eerie sounds and
Speaker 4: uneasy feelings and actual sightings of ghostly specters have been
Speaker 4: reported all the time. Artifacts artifact expert Joe Zimmer seems
Speaker 4: to attach quite a bit of the attention from these
Speaker 4: supposed spirits. He says he has his name called He
Speaker 4: says his name called out is even creepier.
Speaker 3: Joe Joe Joy Woo. There's streaks on this exhibit.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you, Joe. Her hair, his hair, and his
Speaker 4: clothing was was pulled. This guy's got like a fucking
Speaker 4: gay ass story ponytail on the back. I'm just joking. Honestly,
Speaker 4: if I can grow my hair long, I fucking probably would,
Speaker 4: but I have no fucking.
Speaker 5: My ponytail is only gay when another man is who
Speaker 5: never mind?
Speaker 4: All right, doggy style, bro, it's a handle.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes to both of those.
Speaker 4: Things, and all followed by sounds of laughter. At late night,
Speaker 4: Zimmer reports hearing Phantom Phantom Orchestra plays too.
Speaker 5: Turns out and there's just a sound system in the
Speaker 5: museum that plays at night very quietly.
Speaker 4: This is what he hears. Is like walking around, but like, man,
Speaker 4: what is that?
Speaker 3: The ghost of Celendion just shows up. I didn't know
Speaker 3: you were dead.
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 4: This song just makes me know what's funny when she
Speaker 4: dies every time that song plays, Yet she gets like
Speaker 4: just fucking shot to that place in time where somebody's
Speaker 4: playing it. It's like, God damn it.
Speaker 3: They'd be the worst. It's a horre crux. It's a
Speaker 3: horror crux to summon celendion.
Speaker 4: Like fucking christ Man. I didn't want to do the
Speaker 4: song in the first place.
Speaker 3: They drove a dumb truck full of money up to
Speaker 3: my house. I'm not made of stone.
Speaker 4: So ghost Hunters captured a voice on tape. Of course
Speaker 4: you're like this one.
Speaker 3: Ghost Hunters, I love taps.
Speaker 4: Uh. Then Georgia Aquarium also houses potentially haunted artifacts from
Speaker 4: the Titanic. The employees have claim to see shadows, her voices,
Speaker 4: and even be touched by spirits. The paranormal activity is
Speaker 4: so intense that sci Fi channels ghost Hunter came to investigate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, taps the report.
Speaker 4: And I want to find this. I was like, I
Speaker 4: wonder if it's on Peacock because we're gonna keep that
Speaker 4: for a couple more months so I can watch.
Speaker 3: Uh what ghost Hunters.
Speaker 4: I wonder if it's on there. It's because it's American,
Speaker 4: isn't not.
Speaker 3: Discovery it's on Discovery.
Speaker 5: I might be able to let you log into my
Speaker 5: Amazon shit and muse it because I.
Speaker 3: Have it on Prime.
Speaker 4: So they reportedly captured a voice recording of saying no,
Speaker 4: please wait in the Iceberg room, so that's even creepy.
Speaker 4: The team also said they got readings of several anomalies,
Speaker 4: cold spots, and witnesses of shadowy figures. All watch Ghost
Speaker 4: Hunters just for this episode. I love the Titanic. I
Speaker 4: love the Titanic. I can't don't give a show what
Speaker 4: people say. This shit's so fucking interesting.
Speaker 5: You know we could do uh one night. We don't
Speaker 5: gotta stream it, but h one night we can. We
Speaker 5: can watch it, watch that episode, maybe watch it in Discord.
Speaker 3: I can, I can pull it up on here, stream it.
Speaker 3: We can watch it maybe.
Speaker 5: Uh you know a couple of our listeners out there,
Speaker 5: huh you wanna you want to?
Speaker 3: You want to jump on that Patreon.
Speaker 4: We're gonna we're gonna start doing that stuff in the future.
Speaker 4: That's in the works because I wanted to doing watch
Speaker 4: parties because uh, there was something else that oh fuck,
Speaker 4: I can't think of it that I thought about today
Speaker 4: that you would uh you would want to watch with
Speaker 4: me that something that I thought you would know. And
Speaker 4: I was like, that's good. Oh you ever seen The
Speaker 4: Warriors of Virtue?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh my god, dude, I haven't thought about that
Speaker 2: movie in so long.
Speaker 4: I used to a ship. I'm like, that's got to
Speaker 4: be on YouTube for free.
Speaker 5: That movie ship, that movie ship, It's good, like for
Speaker 5: a Patreon fucking get your asses on down. And we're
Speaker 5: gonna start having discord watch Park and I have a
Speaker 5: bunch of them coming up like a month or so, yeah, weeks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're gonna try to do this because I want
Speaker 4: to do a whole whole episode of US. Uh, even
Speaker 4: even a couple episodes, maybe do a couple, but I
Speaker 4: want to do I used to own this town and
Speaker 4: then I.
Speaker 5: Got the upside down, haven't I haven't watched any of
Speaker 5: you want.
Speaker 4: To want me either? I want to watch it together too.
Speaker 4: So after reviewing their findings, they include the Titanic exhibit
Speaker 4: at Georgia Aquarium is in fact haunted. So confronting is
Speaker 4: spirits that haunt the Titanic Belfast Museum. So they have
Speaker 4: it seems like there's a bunch of different artifacts and
Speaker 4: a bunch of different places and there's a bunch of
Speaker 4: different hauntings all over the world that got a hold
Speaker 4: of certain artifacts to do with the Titanic. So, as
Speaker 4: they like to say in Oreland, the Titanic was built
Speaker 4: by the Oirish, sunk by the English. The Titanic Belfast
Speaker 4: Museum commemorates the ship in Belfast, Oireland, and it seems
Speaker 4: that they have ghostly presence, the presence of ghosts of
Speaker 4: its own. In two thousand and nine, ten years ago
Speaker 4: a little more, a woman touring the museum listened to
Speaker 4: the final distress call of the RMS Titanic. Just creepy,
Speaker 4: because it's creepy that they have that, and that's not
Speaker 4: what it was. But she claimed that while listening to
Speaker 4: the original Morris Code and seeing the words of the
Speaker 4: RMS Titanic distress call, she became overwhelmingly emotional. She started
Speaker 4: to cry.
Speaker 3: She get ridd say did she kill herself too? Because
Speaker 3: we're up to four suicides at this point now.
Speaker 4: She she started getting real sad, and her heart was pounding,
Speaker 4: and she felt was lonely, as anxious and heartbroken as
Speaker 4: if she were the radio controller herself, stacking, shaking and
Speaker 4: sick to her stomach. She began to cry. Walking away
Speaker 4: to get some air, she felt the hand on her
Speaker 4: shoulder and a male voice said softly, it's okay, okay,
Speaker 4: don't be sare okay and and that would be creepy.
Speaker 4: So she's listening to the Morris Code, and I could
Speaker 4: I could feel it, right, you could. I could feel
Speaker 4: that emotion. You're like, you're listening because their whole thing
Speaker 4: is like we're fucked, we're fucked, please help fuck fuck
Speaker 4: fuck like you would these people that are like, we
Speaker 4: got to do something and and then nothing, it doesn't
Speaker 4: do anything. Essentially. She assumed it was her friend and
Speaker 4: reached to brush off his hand.
Speaker 3: Like it's okay, I'm fine.
Speaker 5: Or she's like I told you fucking twelve times, friend zone,
Speaker 5: friend zone, stop touching me.
Speaker 4: But realized no one was there. Was it the spirit
Speaker 4: of the radio controller Jack Phillips, She wonders, Was he
Speaker 4: reassuring her that he was at peace for what happened,
Speaker 4: because he fucking probably left there still fuckings, It's just
Speaker 4: like it tilted up and it's sinking.
Speaker 5: He's like, come on, someone gotta answer, please, why aren't
Speaker 5: you answering? So? Oh no, man, it was that captain
Speaker 5: who tried to get fresh with the other guy too.
Speaker 3: That captain's just ghostly and horny.
Speaker 4: To me, touching you, touching me? Wait, ty Tangic, do
Speaker 4: you know what that song's about? Right? I hope you
Speaker 4: know what? Neil Diamond saying that about the princess and
Speaker 4: she was fourteen at the time, So he's a pedophile.
Speaker 4: I know about that.
Speaker 5: So all of you fucks out there making stuff, if
Speaker 5: you're a pedophile, please stop making stuff.
Speaker 3: I don't want to like.
Speaker 5: Something and then immediately have to hate it when I
Speaker 5: find out.
Speaker 4: I know it's sad. It is sad. I'm like, and
Speaker 4: that's why I sent the one episode with me and Billy.
Speaker 4: I was like, everyone I love is fucking becoming a rapist.
Speaker 5: You're like, it's hard enough to watch Beetlejuice anymore because
Speaker 5: you're like, oh, Jeffrey Jones, pedophile. It can't watch the
Speaker 5: Jeffrey Jeffery Jones again.
Speaker 4: Is that the guy with the glasses the dad?
Speaker 3: What the guy with the glasses is Alec Baldwin and
Speaker 3: Beatle Juice?
Speaker 4: Wow, he looks so young.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's super young in that Ladies and Gentlemen non
Speaker 3: convicted murder or Alec Baldwin the dad?
Speaker 4: Wow? What the dad?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, what the fuck is his name?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 3: What deats? But what's his first name?
Speaker 4: Teats?
Speaker 3: If you do not let me go out of this
Speaker 3: house and make it my own, I.
Speaker 5: Will go inside and I won't take you to night.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well maybe the house could use a little remodeling.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: He's a Catherine o hair too, that's you know, she's
Speaker 3: the best.
Speaker 4: Imagine working with all these pedos too, and you're like,
Speaker 4: oh shit, this is happening.
Speaker 5: Well, okay, So if we're getting getting off topic and
Speaker 5: going into the weird pedal ring shit, But Danny Elfman,
Speaker 5: Danny Elfman wrote the song Little Girls with Engle Boingo,
Speaker 5: which is a really weird pedophilic fucking anthem all sorts,
Speaker 5: or it's just a criticism on the pedophilia rings. But
Speaker 5: Danny Elfman is also the person who did the theme
Speaker 5: song of The Simpsons, which has ties to Matt Graining
Speaker 5: and Met Graning is a confirmed person that was on
Speaker 5: the Lolita Express.
Speaker 4: Yeah, same with fucking Justin Trudeau. So and this goes
Speaker 4: real deep, and you know that's why they suppressed, uh
Speaker 4: and suppressing everything coming out from.
Speaker 5: Uhbody, there's no media allowed in the Gaslaane trial, which
Speaker 5: is bullshit, ridiculous.
Speaker 4: But Kyle rittenhouse. We can fucking stream this to YouTube.
Speaker 3: Y'all going to make me pull a written house? Have
Speaker 3: you heard that song? Somebody wrote a written house rap.
Speaker 3: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: According to Louise and Neil Boner, it is Boner, It's
Speaker 4: b O N n e R.
Speaker 3: That's Bonner. Boner is spelled with one.
Speaker 4: I don't give a shit. So Neil Boner, owners of
Speaker 4: the former home of Titanic Captain Edward John Smith, the
Speaker 4: ship ship master, supposed we lingers the house. Uh inside
Speaker 4: the home, he's there, he's hanging out, Uh the couple,
Speaker 4: which is crazy. This guy with captain used to live here.
Speaker 4: They're like, oh man, this guy shows up all the
Speaker 4: time and Captain is.
Speaker 3: Getting around the museum. Yeah, back in his house.
Speaker 5: Where did he get the fucking the ghostly passport where
Speaker 5: it's like, nah, man, I can go wherever the hell
Speaker 5: I want.
Speaker 4: And it's weird that he's like everywhere and nowhere at once.
Speaker 5: Oh that gives credence to that fan that was telling
Speaker 5: us that it was a pan dimensional black hole. So
Speaker 5: when he went down his energy split and everybody's energy Chucky.
Speaker 5: He went on all different timelines and now we're just
Speaker 5: popping up left and right.
Speaker 4: One really like, I kind of like, I kind of
Speaker 4: liked the idea of Chucky split in his soul Charles
Speaker 4: Lee Ray. But also it's weird, it's silly.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen cultive Chucky yet.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 3: Fine, I've heard it's not that great.
Speaker 4: So the couple had spent their last decade returning to
Speaker 4: the nineteenth century Victorian home, and their tenants have reported
Speaker 4: feeling icy chills. So they actually read this house out
Speaker 4: with that other people live inside and you're having Are
Speaker 4: you having a dabtoke?
Speaker 3: No, No, it's just my ball.
Speaker 4: They're smoking up. So they hear the tenants that live
Speaker 4: in the old Captain's house supposedly hears like you know,
Speaker 4: they get icy chills passing through them, hearing strange noises.
Speaker 3: Do you think the ghosts of flying.
Speaker 4: She's fine.
Speaker 5: Do you think the ghosts of the Titanic would radiate
Speaker 5: at a colder temperature than normal ghosts because they died
Speaker 5: in frozen waters?
Speaker 4: Might be that that is a strange uh, but it
Speaker 4: might be maybe maybe, maybe maybe, And even seeing full
Speaker 4: body apparitions of the captain. The property has also suffered
Speaker 4: a flood in the kitchen, unusually cold gust in the
Speaker 4: dining room. It's funny that they have flood. It's even stranger.
Speaker 4: And according to mister Boner saw years after we had
Speaker 4: a single chap living in there. He rang up one
Speaker 4: day convinced he had seen the ghost of the captain.
Speaker 4: He was in bed when he was when he saw
Speaker 4: him drifting across the room and she's like, whooh, he's
Speaker 4: like just fucking hanging out. And it's like all right,
Speaker 4: And it was supposed to be on this year's Halloween episode,
Speaker 4: but next year just wait for some spectrophilia.
Speaker 5: Shit, some ghosts coping a feel, getting that ghostly peen
Speaker 5: up inside you, so slipping in in between a couple
Speaker 5: of soft moist ghost sheets.
Speaker 4: Stupid.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: People aboard the ship, the ships passing the site where
Speaker 4: the RMS Titanic went down, have reported mysteriously mysterious balls
Speaker 4: of light they saw orbs bro around where the ship
Speaker 4: maybe passed by, believed to be spirit orbs hovering in
Speaker 4: the area. And if you see on my Instagram, I
Speaker 4: think I posted on the strange brew not too long ago.
Speaker 4: But did you see that post I posted where me
Speaker 4: and Chelsea were walking on that bridge. I took a
Speaker 4: picture to get the orbs, the green orb who was
Speaker 4: a fucking twice twice, took two pictures in a different
Speaker 4: like within two to five minutes, and we caught the
Speaker 4: orb moving. It was like here, like to the side
Speaker 4: it was, and then it was on his bridge, and
Speaker 4: then all of a sudden it was over here. Year
Speaker 4: there's this is not an anomaly of fucking camera tricks.
Speaker 4: I can you can zoom it in. You can see
Speaker 4: it looks like some plasma looking orb and it's green,
Speaker 4: and green orbs have to do with nature. So I've
Speaker 4: seen orbs many times. I've cut orbs on camera. I've
Speaker 4: said this on the podcast before. Me and Chelsea were
Speaker 4: in Niagara Falls and we were drinking and I was drunk.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 4: There's a picture of me naked pissing in a toilet
Speaker 4: and there's a fucking red orb right behind me, right
Speaker 4: behind me. You can see it clearly. It's creepy. And
Speaker 4: we're in a fucking hotel where there's like, obviously shouldn't
Speaker 4: be so many dust and why would dust be red anyway,
Speaker 4: and it says red red orb just behind my back,
Speaker 4: and red is negative and angry and energy. And back
Speaker 4: then I was going through a lot of shit and
Speaker 4: I was kind of crazy, and it was a negative,
Speaker 4: angry orban. This thing was probably attached to me. And
Speaker 4: I've seen even in the same trip in Niagara, which
Speaker 4: is weird. We're around. We went to a bunch of
Speaker 4: old museums on Clifton Hill and we caught up a
Speaker 4: bunch of fucking orbs.
Speaker 3: Dude, Like, if you ever go to that haunted house
Speaker 3: on Clifton.
Speaker 4: Hill, which one, the one that's the vampire one there?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, not not the warehouse one, not the wax
Speaker 5: museum ones, because I've been to all those as well,
Speaker 5: and the fucking the Guinness, the Ripley's, uh, the criminal
Speaker 5: pad that was over there. I've eaten at that Wendy's
Speaker 5: on Clifton Hill more times than I can even fund.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've to get into this, so uh yeah, so
Speaker 4: they let's just finish that. But they they saw, you know, orbs,
Speaker 4: and won them on one the more, uh, on one
Speaker 4: or more occasions, submarine travelers uh diving deep into those
Speaker 4: depths we have received unusual radio interference, odd noises and
Speaker 4: s uh s o s calls with no origin crackling
Speaker 4: through their communication equipment, extremely creepy.
Speaker 5: Ghost boxes or spirit boxes where it's constantly slip in
Speaker 5: the channel.
Speaker 3: I have on stuff, so.
Speaker 4: We want to use it.
Speaker 3: I want you come over here so bad we can go.
Speaker 3: I'll take you to all of the spots.
Speaker 4: So uh have you been the criminal waxers in the
Speaker 4: Niagara Falls?
Speaker 3: It's not there and you still do. That one was
Speaker 3: so cool.
Speaker 5: It was the closest I've ever come to getting to
Speaker 5: go to the Museum of Death that's in La Yes.
Speaker 5: And he used to go eat at that basket Robbins
Speaker 5: that was also a little Caesars all the time.
Speaker 4: And I was gonna say to you that that Wendy's
Speaker 4: many many memories. I have a cousin that lives in
Speaker 4: Niagara Falls and we used to go there all the
Speaker 4: time and drink. And he was working and he worked
Speaker 4: at the Skylawn, the big tower that yeah, And so
Speaker 4: me and his buddy Mike, Mike the same kid that
Speaker 4: got left in Cuba if you go back to the
Speaker 4: Shadow People episode, So that was that Mike. Yeah, And
Speaker 4: He the one that got too drunk and I had
Speaker 4: to leave him. Uh, me and him, we drink a
Speaker 4: whole twenty six or to myself. Walked to Clifton Hill,
Speaker 4: and because it was so close, we were very good.
Speaker 4: My cousin was close and so was Mike was down
Speaker 4: the street from my cousin. So me and Mike obliterated
Speaker 4: pretty drunk and we went and Wendy's were we alwaysed
Speaker 4: to go there and drink and go to the arcade
Speaker 4: and we I always have this memory of meeting these
Speaker 4: people that are on special K and we're like, we're
Speaker 4: don't do this at home, but we're like fifteen drunk
Speaker 4: as ship and these kids are like, yeah, we're on
Speaker 4: special K. We're like, what special K?
Speaker 3: Friends don't let friends do ketamine?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And we didn't do it, but they were like, yeah,
Speaker 4: it makes you feel like you're drunk. You just snorted it.
Speaker 4: And we hung out with these dudes. Out of twenty five,
Speaker 4: we're like fifteen drunk in this Wendy's and there's I
Speaker 4: have a lot of memories of Clifton Hill is amazing,
Speaker 4: and it's funny that you have went there and me
Speaker 4: and Chelsea have went through like I used to. She
Speaker 4: got sick of it. I even said, if shit wasn't
Speaker 4: what was happening now. During my birthday in November last year,
Speaker 4: I would have I wanted to go to Niagara Falls.
Speaker 4: I just want to drink and go to the hotel,
Speaker 4: the one that's right on the cliff, and I just
Speaker 4: wanted to get drunk and walk through some Honda Harises
Speaker 4: and shit.
Speaker 5: If we're talking about the same hotel, the one that's
Speaker 5: like to the right shar Hollywood.
Speaker 3: It's right down by the water, and it's like like
Speaker 3: build it. Okay.
Speaker 5: So when I was nineteen, my first girlfriend and I
Speaker 5: went there and I was wearing my favorite jeans, which
Speaker 5: were these torn up, stitched.
Speaker 3: Together, drawn all over jeans.
Speaker 5: It was a super weird day, like we had had
Speaker 5: trouble at the border and all that shit. And uh
Speaker 5: it was when I was still smoking cigarettes really heavily too,
Speaker 5: and she smoked as well, and uh so we got
Speaker 5: we got there and I was like, all right, I
Speaker 5: want to rent this room and we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 5: stay at this hotel.
Speaker 3: And they were like you want smoking or non smoking?
Speaker 3: It was like smoking please.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh we.
Speaker 3: Don't have Uh. The guy was like, we don't have smoking, and.
Speaker 5: Why would you ask that the suite that you wanted
Speaker 5: because it was it was different times. He's like, he's like,
Speaker 5: we don't have smoking at the sweet that you wanted
Speaker 5: at this price or whatever.
Speaker 3: And then this older woman came out and she's just
Speaker 3: like what were they trying to get? Oh, yeah, well
Speaker 3: we're booked up for that.
Speaker 5: Give him the good one on the house and if
Speaker 5: you guys need anything like room service. It was an
Speaker 5: older lady and she uh, she just camped me a room.
Speaker 3: On my birthday s And I was just like, uh,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 5: And she's like everybody needs a little kindness now and again, Oh.
Speaker 4: My god, that's so cool.
Speaker 5: I'll never forget it.
Speaker 3: So if this woman is listening, you know, thank you.
Speaker 4: That's amazing to you.
Speaker 5: You made my birthday. It was amazing. She has a
Speaker 5: hot tub room.
Speaker 4: Dude, there's gonna be this day that the fans will
Speaker 4: see video footage of me and Anton hanging out and
Speaker 4: Niagara Falls. This is gonna happen one day. I don't
Speaker 4: give a shit. It's got to happen. Well, what we've
Speaker 4: joked about, you know, going to Clifton Hill and looking
Speaker 4: across while you're on the steed to do that, I
Speaker 4: know that.
Speaker 3: I mean before before the border opens. Like if you're down,
Speaker 3: I'm down. We'll pick a day and I totally want
Speaker 3: to do that. I'll have one of my friends come,
Speaker 3: we'll film it.
Speaker 4: It'll be amazing and yeah, I'll get Chelsea to come
Speaker 4: along and chill this film bit and just like fucking
Speaker 4: I know, and Chelsea laughed. I told her that that
Speaker 4: we wanted to do that, and I want this ship
Speaker 4: to lighten up because you know, I've never wanted to
Speaker 4: go to the States, just my opinion. Now that I
Speaker 4: know you and Wan and I have best friends essentially
Speaker 4: in the States, I would like to go there. And
Speaker 4: you're so close it's fucking stupid not to do it.
Speaker 3: We are like forty five minutes away from each other.
Speaker 4: And it also be awesome because once I could literally
Speaker 4: drive just over the border and that I could come
Speaker 4: meet you somewhere, you could show me around. We're gonna
Speaker 4: do this is gonna happen one day. So let's get
Speaker 4: into the last one. And I know you got one
Speaker 4: about a certain certain premonition, so a creepy legends round.
Speaker 4: The Titanic comes from the deathbed of a young Scottish
Speaker 4: girl named Jesse. On the same night the ship went down.
Speaker 4: Jesse was on the verge of dying and hard Scottish.
Speaker 4: Her delirious stite, she supposedly spoke of a massive ship
Speaker 4: sinking in a man named Wally playing a fiddle. It's
Speaker 4: fine because Chelsea's stepdad is Scottish and I still fucking
Speaker 4: I used to be able to do this, but I
Speaker 4: don't think I can. I used to do ridiculous accents
Speaker 4: on this podcast. I don't think I can do it anymore.
Speaker 4: I think my brain shot on the throat action that lot. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'll go down and have.
Speaker 5: Some houskeep a bunch of shit and fucking pop Acorn
Speaker 5: steak was great. Yeah, that fucking sauce was just god awful.
Speaker 4: She's supposed to be spoke of a massive sinking ship
Speaker 4: and a man named Wally playing a fiddle. She had
Speaker 4: no idea of the knowing of the Titanic that would
Speaker 4: sink that very night, or that Wallace Wally Hartley, like
Speaker 4: I was right on the fucking conspiracy episode, played his
Speaker 4: violin one last time as he and his band went
Speaker 4: down with the ship. Like I fucking said, there was
Speaker 4: definitely musicians playing.
Speaker 5: I still believe that the cellist just rode that motherfucker
Speaker 5: the rest of the way, like ha ha. It's very
Speaker 5: as a paddle sitting on top of it.
Speaker 4: She's dead, well, she's dying, and she has this premonition
Speaker 4: of seeing this massive ship go down and she's dying,
Speaker 4: so she's connected to somehow the astral world sees this.
Speaker 3: The veil is just super thin.
Speaker 5: At that point, you're probably privy to a bunch more information.
Speaker 4: I'm you know, I'm gonna be on the side that
Speaker 4: I believe her to be honest, It's.
Speaker 5: Take an opposite stance that I'm normally on, and I'll
Speaker 5: just go full belief. You're crazy, that's what everybody says.
Speaker 4: All right, let's get into your story.
Speaker 5: That's another spooky dookie premonition, spooky dookey.
Speaker 3: Morgan Robins.
Speaker 5: Robertson published The Wreck of the titan in eighteen ninety eight.
Speaker 5: Fourteen years later, the real life Titanic disaster happened, and
Speaker 5: many took that as a sign that the author had
Speaker 5: precognitive abilities. Robertson rejected those claims, which is weird. Because
Speaker 5: this is at the height of the Spiritualist movement. Or no, no, no,
Speaker 5: if it's early yeah, because this is a pre Spiritualist movement.
Speaker 5: But if this would have happened the different wreck twenty
Speaker 5: years later, in the middle of the Spiritualist movement, this
Speaker 5: dude would have probably been like, yeah, totally give me
Speaker 5: your money.
Speaker 3: You can totally talk to you.
Speaker 4: He denies.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, so he He refuted those claims, saying that
Speaker 5: he was just drawing in his real life aperience.
Speaker 3: As a seaman. Yeah.
Speaker 5: However, there are plenty of chillingly specific parallels between the
Speaker 5: book and reality. Besides the similar names. The fictitious Titan,
Speaker 5: like the Titanic, was supposed to be the largest of
Speaker 5: its kind and an unsinkable ship. It also lacked enough
Speaker 5: lifeboats to accommodate its passenger load and struck an iceberg
Speaker 5: while going too fast in the North Atlantic. Both disasters
Speaker 5: also took place in April and cost thousands of people
Speaker 5: their lives.
Speaker 4: Fucking crazy, and he knew some shit, man, he knew
Speaker 4: some shit, you know, And uh, you know, maybe I
Speaker 4: wish he would just uh, Jack, I want you to
Speaker 4: draw me like one of your French girls.
Speaker 3: We all wish Jack would draw us like one of
Speaker 3: his French girls.
Speaker 4: So honestly, I really had funding this episode. I doubt
Speaker 4: we'll get back in the Titanic. So we gave you
Speaker 4: two full on crazy episodes of you know, a very
Speaker 4: you know, heart wrenching disaster that everyone knows or should
Speaker 4: know about, and it's uh, I like this one conspiracy one.
Speaker 4: You know it's it's Teeters because you don't really know
Speaker 4: what's real and what's not. I do believe there's some
Speaker 4: conspiracies behind this, but either way, this disaster was horrible,
Speaker 4: and but my heart will go on. My heart will
Speaker 4: go on. I'm I'm Tom kataka Tom Thompson, and you
Speaker 4: can follow me at Strangeero podcast, at the Raptilian, look
Speaker 4: at us, on TikTok on, Rizzle on, wherever you want
Speaker 4: to find us. But my heart will go on no
Speaker 4: matter what, because I am a mortal, as Billie would say,
Speaker 4: But it doesn't matter if nothing will kill me, because
Speaker 4: I am immortal, my soul will carry on and sleep
Speaker 4: Dion will forever haunt my dreams. I was playing this
Speaker 4: at work and like fucking my buddy, Jesse's down the
Speaker 4: break press, like be Ben's parts and shit, and then
Speaker 4: he's like, I was like, do you hear it? And
Speaker 4: he's like and I was like, and my heart will
Speaker 4: and he's like shaking his head like looking over at me,
Speaker 4: like what the fuck?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: I was playing it loud as fuck to my speaker
Speaker 4: and the bosses by like, what is fucking wrong with
Speaker 4: this kid?
Speaker 3: Ridiculous?
Speaker 4: So shout yourself out, man, bro. I had a lot
Speaker 4: of fun during this episode.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this was a really great time. It's always it's
Speaker 3: always good hanging with you.
Speaker 4: But nights fuck it crazier.
Speaker 3: I'm really glad we did a two part of with
Speaker 3: the Titanic, so.
Speaker 5: I feel like there's way too much and too wide
Speaker 5: of a subject to cover with one single episode.
Speaker 3: I hope all you listeners had had a wonderful time.
Speaker 4: On this voyage.
Speaker 3: Yes, on this voyage, I am, of course.
Speaker 5: You know Anton Crowley, you know they're one of your
Speaker 5: fine esteemed hosts in the hoseheads here at a strange
Speaker 5: brew podcast. You guys can find me on Instagram at
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Speaker 3: Tune in every Thursday for some mid Thursday Thursdays, and.
Speaker 5: Tom and I have been trying to get more streams
Speaker 5: up and running.
Speaker 3: Yes, here in the new year.
Speaker 5: We'll have a little more time to get everything going
Speaker 5: as my works schedule will have shifted.
Speaker 3: What is what the weird chipmunk all?
Speaker 4: I think it's the guy that there, the guy that
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Speaker 4: I made this man, And it's because it's copyright free.
Speaker 5: It's a digital watermark that he has to throw it
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Speaker 4: So and yeah, I want I want to do some
Speaker 4: more streams of Friday thirteenth. We have plans to do
Speaker 4: a lot of stuff for Patreon this year.
Speaker 5: Uh Yo, did you see the fucking Texas Chainsaw game
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Speaker 3: What do Yeah? And Kane Hotter's voice.
Speaker 4: And leather face No way, like an actual dude, like.
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Speaker 5: It's a horror survival game that takes place at the
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