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Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, Christina. Here, this is a bonus episode of

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as Boogy Tails. I had the pleasure of having Michelle,

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a fellow Scary FM podcaster, on the podcast. We talk

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about her podcast, tell Me a Ghost Story, which again

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I already said, but it's another scary EFM podcast. It's

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a lot of fun. We'll talk a little more about

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it in the actual episode, but it's basically just a

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podcast with very short ghost stories. It's a quick listen.

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I'm sure all of you would love it, so please

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check it out. And in this episode, she brings an

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exclusive story that she would normally plan her podcast, but

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we get to hear it here on this bonus episode.

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So when you're listening, go subscribe and follow tell Me

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a Ghost Story. I almost forgot to say, but you

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can hear my ghost story on tell Me a Ghost Story,

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So make sure you do that. The link is in

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the show notes, or just type tome a ghost Story

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on whatever app you're listening to right now. All right,

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enjoy this bonus episode.

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Speaker 2: Hi, it's good to be here.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we're just randomly starting. There's no script today, nothing,

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you know.

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Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah for it.

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Speaker 1: This is this is Spooky Tells I'm Christina no Carmen today,

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but I do have an awesome Scary FM homie here

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with me today. Do you want to say hi to everyone?

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Speaker 3: Hi?

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Speaker 2: I'm Michelle Newman and I host tell Me a Ghost

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Story over on Scary FM.

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Speaker 1: Yes, and it's very creepy and you have an exclusive

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ghost story for us.

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Speaker 2: I do have an exclusive ghost story for us on

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the show today because I like it because the guy

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calls in twice. Let me just play it. Hold on,

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why am I even describing it?

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Speaker 1: You don't get it up right into it?

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Speaker 2: Okay, So let me just describe what true tell Me

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a Ghost Story is is people call in from all

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over the world, all over the country with their true

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scary ghost stories, and it's like a late night call

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in radio show.

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Speaker 1: It's so fun. Last time you and Edwin were here,

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we talked a little bit about it because I remember

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we said the sexy, sexy yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 2: The sexy way yeah, and that is definitely Edwin. And

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also when the show first started, people hated it. That

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was my number one comment. Now that's trickled down.

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Speaker 1: I was shocked me too.

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Speaker 2: I didn't know immediately.

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Speaker 1: I was like, wow, this is gonna put me in

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the mood and also I'm gonna get scared.

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Speaker 2: Like yeah, I mean that's the point, like do you

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want well? And I did it on purpose to just

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you know, you go into the scary world and then

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all of a sudden, the saxophone comes on.

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Speaker 1: And then you're sensually brought out.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's perfect. I think the two things go hand

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in hand in a terrifying way.

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Speaker 1: And I agree.

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Speaker 2: Anyway, So today I brought on one of my This

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man Phil from two Attanouga has called in a couple

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of times and left some great stories. So I wanted

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to play one of his great stories that I haven't

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played on my own show on this show, and he's great,

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So anyway, I'm just going to play that. So people

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call in and just leave messages and then I play them.

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So this is his true ghost story.

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Speaker 3: I'm Phil from Chattanooga. I'm a property manager. I manage empty,

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vacant and foreclosed properties. And this story happened in Noble, Georgia.

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I was given a work order to go to a

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town called Lafayette, Georgia, and Noble was on the way,

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so I called a young man after It helps me

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from time to time and he was home from the

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Marine Corps. So I picked him up and he began

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to tell me a story about what happened to him

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the night before the accident. Before he was going to

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take a short cut from his house to his grandmother's house,

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and he had to go through the woods. And he

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was going through the woods and he said he got

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to a certain point and he stopped, and he felt

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like he was being watched, and then he turned around

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and there were these shadow figures in back of him.

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there was some shadow figures there again. And he began

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to tell me that he he did a three sixty

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and they were all the way around him. And I

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asked him, I said, what part of the woods were

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you in and he told me he said, you remember

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the old Tristate Crematory of I said yeah, he said, well,

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that's that's in my backyard. He said, I was taking

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a shortcut and I was going through the old crematorium.

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that place was not cremating bodies. He was piling them

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up in a barn. He had over three hundred bodies

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that had not been cremated in his barn. And then

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when the FBI found out about it because of a

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neighbor's dog digging up a skull, the FBI, the GBI,

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state local, all of that police just blew up that

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little town of Noble and they tore everything down, They

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drained the pond, they took all the bodies that they

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could to Atlanta to try and identify him. But the

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county and the state that nothing can be built on

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that property. So everything on there was torn down, like

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I said, And by now everything's grown up and it's

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dense freeze and scrub and privet. And he was taking

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a shortcut through there to get to his grandmother's house,

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and that's what he encountered on his way.

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Speaker 2: Hold on there's like a little subject. There's like he

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does a little caveat which one. Okay, this month must

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Speaker 3: My name is Phil, I'm from Chattanooga, Tennessee. Continuing the

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story about the crematorium. You can fact check. Uh the crematorium.

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 3: The man who owned it name was Brent marsh Pull

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It up and just take a look at the chaos

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that was going on there. Just imagine the family secret

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is there's three hundred rotting, decaying bodies out in the barn.

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Speaker 1: Did I hear that right?

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Speaker 2: Prost? No?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 2: I think it's broad state broad definitely broad stay. I

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think as opposed to prostate crematorium, which, you know, look,

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maybe maybe that exists. I don't know. Maybe let's see

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brun chat anuga.

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Speaker 1: There we go. All right, let's see.

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Speaker 2: Wait, it was a Noble Georgia. It took place in oh.

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Speaker 1: Noble Noble. Let me go back Noble. Okay, Noble Georgia.

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Speaker 2: Is it real?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? The tri state crematory scandal was a scandal of

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at a crematorium in the noble community in two thousand

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Speaker 2: Did he say it happened in to dozet two? I

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don't think he said the date, but he did. I mean,

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that's crazy.

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Speaker 1: It was discovered that nearly three hundred and forty bodies

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that had been co signed to the crematory for proper

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disposition had not been cremated. Instead, they had been done

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that several locations in and around the crematorium site. This

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must be it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that has to be it. Oh, that's definitely what

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Speaker 1: Insane. Oh my okay. Yeah. It was founded by Tommy

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Marsh in the mid nineteen seventies, located in the Noble Community. Yeah,

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this is what he said. Oh my god, that's crazy.

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So during this a total of three hundred and thirty

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Speaker 2: Can you imagine, I like, can you imagine it just

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sitting like like like you said, just a bunch of

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bodies sitting in a barn like that, Like can you

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imagine the smell, the smell, the energy, Like, come on,

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like that's it's how how would you even stand it? Like,

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like why not dig a pit? Like as a financial

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plan or like as just a better plan. Why wouldn't

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you just dig a pit and throw people in the pit,

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Speaker 1: Or why wouldn't you just do your job.

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my pit idea worked for the Middle Age.

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Speaker 1: It's not bad. Yeah, thank you, it's pretty good. Yeah, yeah,

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I would approve that plan too. One hundred and thirteen

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of the three hundred thirty nine bodies remain the unidentified God.

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Speaker 2: That's crazy, and that's where you get your ghosts that

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are like wandering around surrounding that guy who's just trying

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his ground house. Oh my god, that's crazy.

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Speaker 2: Isn't that nuts. That's the type of call that I get. Like,

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that's the type of call that I love because it's like,

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I have the phone line so people that aren't on

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the Internet and don't really know the internet that well

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can just call in because it's right on my art

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and it's just love it. Yeah, it's freaking great. I

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love that. But yeah, that's he called in with a

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couple Like the last I think three episodes I've done,

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Phil from Chatta brought he brought the goods. Man, he

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brought the goods. That is it is excellent. I mean,

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people in the South know how to tell story, so you.

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Speaker 1: Know that's true. I will say always say this because

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from the South, I know it's gonna be good. Oh,

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there's no way, it's not like oh yeah, even if

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it's short and it's just it's gonna be good. And

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it was Phil from Chat Chat good, if not disappoint

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he's excellent.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. I hope he has more ghost stories because he

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always talks about like in the other stories, he's like, oh, yeah,

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I take care of abandoned properties, and I'm like, oh, this.

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Speaker 1: Is oh he has Yeah, he has stories.

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Speaker 2: This guy's got endless stories.

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Speaker 1: And I honestly wouldn't picture Phil from Chattanhood doing anything

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else other than taking care of abandoned property.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, of course he does. Of course he does. Like

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that's and I bet he's the best at it. I

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bet it's he's the best at his job. But yeah,

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I I don't know how that property could not be haunted.

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middle of the woods or whatever, Like, there's no way,

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there's no way.

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Speaker 1: That's insane. Three hundred and thirty nine bodies that were

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not cremated, Almost half of those are over I can't

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do math. Almost half of those were never identified. Like, yeah,

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so the lesson here is don't take short cuts.

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Speaker 2: From a bad business plan. It was a bad business plan,

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and I'm not quite sure why not just burning the

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bodies was better. But maybe their equipment broke. I'm just

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trying to like be like, what's the logic thing where

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they was, like, you know what's easier. Let's put the.

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Speaker 1: Rocks just pile them in the barn.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, let's just put them in a big rotting pile

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in the barn. That's way easier than if we just

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cremate them, like our job.

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Speaker 1: Is, right, I don't understand.

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Speaker 2: I don't either, Like why not if it's really broken,

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you can go the old fashioned way and just like

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do a big pire and like dump them all on it.

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Speaker 1: Right, Like, might be something better. There has to be

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something better than the barn and just leaving them in the.

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Speaker 2: Barn exactly, which I yeah, I'm I mean breeding ground

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for ghosts man breeding ground.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know that they did this for decades

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I would hate to be the young marine

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walking to his grandma's house.

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Speaker 2: And I also picture this young marine maybe like wearing

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a little red riding hood cape and like having a

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basket and going to his grandma's house too.

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Speaker 1: And he was skipping and then suddenly suddenly gets.

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Speaker 2: Dark and then it's like, oh no, I'm totally surrounded

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by by shadow figures. Oh no, no, not again, uh

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not again. But yeah, I mean yeah, the show's a

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delight when I get like calls like that, man, there's

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like some weird stuff that comes up, Like it's it's

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interesting because like not a lot of the calls scare

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me anymore. I guess I'm kind of like getting a

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of them are interesting, like that one we just did

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was interesting, but like the still the one and it's

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been a while since it came out, is this one

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called The Babysitter, And it like gave me chills when

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Speaker 1: Okay, I gotta go back and listen to it.

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it if you like, if you're looking for an access point,

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it's very well told, and it just gives me the creeps.

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which I will be for sure listening. But like I mean,

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and anytime there's kids involved, I'm already one hundred times

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creeped out because and they're creepy.

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Speaker 2: Also, this babysitter didn't exist.

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Speaker 1: Okay, that's a hyper trans worse. This reminds me. I'm

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reading a book right now called Incidents around the House.

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Have you read it? Tell me of Okay, so this

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is not really a spoiler because immediately it starts out

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like this, but like first page one's already there. But

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this little girl sees this creature from her closet. Oh no,

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that she calls other mommy.

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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I'm assuming it's not evil if it's

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other mommy, or is it evil mom No.

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Speaker 1: It's horrifying. Yeah, it's terrible, Oh my god, it's yeah,

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it probably killed someone.

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Speaker 1: Gee, like it's bad, but not so. A babysitter that

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doesn't exist just makes me think of other Mommy. I'm

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horvide already I can't wait to listen.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's it's solid, and it's short. I mean

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three minute call in calls, which I think is at first,

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like ghost stories need is too short? Yeah? Is it

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too short? People need like this build up, people need reactions.

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like people telling them telling those stories that they're like,

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no one's ever believed me, so I'm just gonna call

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in and talk about hearing noise in the ceiling or whatever,

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you know, like that kind of thing. So, which is great.

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I'm all about that.

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mean there's why what is it called two sentence horror stories?

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That's why.

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Speaker 2: Yes, that's always enjoyable.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so very I mean it's good. It's you know,

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it doesn't have to be like this is drawn out

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long story because sometimes it's like, oh, the door open

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when we were there and we still don't know what

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it was. Yeah, and it's like who what wasn't.

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Speaker 2: Well and then someone's built that story up the last

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like ten minutes. But it's like the reveal is, oh

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the door opened. Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Sometimes short and sweet is just perfect and it's good

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for like a quick I don't know, I'm gonna run

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to the corner and.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, quick scare my dog or something.

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Speaker 1: Yeah? U yeah, short and scary, Yeah a quick square square,

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I got a quick's scared. That's what I was trying

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to say.

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Speaker 2: Quick scare in the middle of your scary playlist is

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what it's for.

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Speaker 1: Yeah? Perfect, ye, but uh.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, your book sounds good. But what was it called again?

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Speaker 1: Incidents around the House by Josh Something?

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Speaker 2: I remember promo.

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Speaker 1: Right, nothing would be worse. One time I was talking

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about such an important history topic con TikTok and I'm like,

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the book was my Mark something, And I'm like, oh

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my god, why did I pause to just look at

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what the book was? And I put the screen cap

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like of you know, the book but that I was

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talking about in that video. But there was so many

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comments about like, wow, why couldn't you just remember the book?

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Oh my god, I'm sorry I couldn't remember, And to

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this day, I still I can't tell you mark something,

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and it's the same thing where I'm like, Josh something.

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Speaker 2: Something, Josh something. You can look it up. It's people

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can look it up, you know.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, incidents around the house, like you know, that's

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important part the title. And it's creepy. It's creepy and

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it's not very long. But that's what that made me

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think of. When you said the babysitter wasn't there, I'm like, well,

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this is like a creature that was in the closet

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that was there, but like only the girl could see it,

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and it pretends to be her babysitter at some point.

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Speaker 3: No.

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Speaker 1: Oh, it sounds like a moment.

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Speaker 2: Oh ooh, I hate that. I see like that type

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of stuff where you're like, this person's really credible and

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something is up. You're like what this isn't this you know,

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it isn't a hallucination. It's not like, uh, you know,

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something's just up, that's all you know. And you're like, uh,

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something's not right, something's not right. Yeah, it's it's pretty interesting. Uh.

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It's an interesting gig. And I love just being able

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to hear people's stories and like validate their experiences because

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everybody's experience is valid. Uh, you know, so it is interesting.

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can't even like rationalize, that's like.

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Speaker 3: Oh.

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Speaker 1: That's extra creepy.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, big time.

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Speaker 1: Before we go, do you want to talk more about

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to me a ghost.

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Speaker 2: Story, I'll tell you about tell me tell me a

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ghost story some more. Oh perfect, but yeah, yeah yeah.

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I released a new episode every Tuesday night most of

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the time, but most of the you know, I could

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get a little wiggle roomy, but most of the time

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Tuesday nights, I want to just do the phone number

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because why not. Yeah, yeah, you know, if you have

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a ghost story, call one seven oh one four eight

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four two six six six. That's right, tell me a

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ghost story at one seven oh one four eight four

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two six six six, or go to tell me a

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ghost story dot com and leave your message, leave your

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message casual, or go to tell me a ghostory dot

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com and leave your message on the website, which is

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also very easy in theory, very easy. It's very easy.

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It should be very easy doing it.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, I mean, if Phil from Chattanooga can do it,

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you can do it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he called into the phone line, so you know,

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that's you know, that's the easiest if you're even a

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little bit Internet challenged, that is that's the way to

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Speaker 1: The best way to do it. And there's something about Colleen

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a number.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and knowing that you can see my dad. My

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dad is literally doing yard work right now. He just

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came into the to the shot.

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Speaker 1: Oh my I was like, oh my god, a shutout Preston.

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Speaker 2: Oh my god, in a Fodora hat carrying a little dog.

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What's happening? Oh no, But anyway, thank you so much

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for having me on your show.

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Speaker 1: No, thank you, thank you. And uh spookies, Yeah, go

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check out tell me a ghost Story. It's a lot

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of fun and again short and scary. It's like sometimes

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you don't want an hour long episode where you're scared

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every five seconds because there's a new thing like this

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is just short and sweet and scary and sometimes that's

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what you need.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, just put it on your playlist.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I just added on there, added in between like

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spookytoes on Friday and then like you know, Monday comes around.

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Actually don't remember when any of the true scary story

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or horror story episodes come up, like you know, like

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fill you with like yes, and then I'm like, I

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can't remember when anything comes off.

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Speaker 2: I think maybe Wednesday, Wednesday, Thursday, maybe, but I don't

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know remember when the show it comes out Wednesday Thursday, right,

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I don't remember which shows?

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Speaker 1: Well, oh my gosh, so yeah, you could do Tuesday,

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tell me go story, Wednesday or Thursday, since we're.

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Speaker 2: Not since we're not up to date on our network's

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actual schedule. We're pretty sure. I'm pretty sure Wednesday.

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Speaker 1: Pretty sure that you can fill your feed Tuesday through

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Friday with scary fact. We just don't know.

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Speaker 2: But if you just click that follow button, it will

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help you out, because, you know, because we clearly had

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to do that, because we just need it directly.

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Speaker 1: You know, they just show up when they show and

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then I literally work on two of these shows, and

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I'm still like, oh, there it is on my feet,

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let me add it.

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Speaker 2: Oops. But you know, we get there. And the point

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is is that we listen and you should listen to exactly.

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Speaker 1: That is the point. All right, stay a spooky, We'll

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catch everyone next time. Bye bye,