Aug. 21, 2023
S358: Breakfast with the ghost

So some strange stuff happened at Josh's the other day...
So some strange stuff happened at Josh's the other day...
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Kent Tachy X Files Season three with
your hosts Dennis Mays, Tyler Stewarts,
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and Josh Gibbs. Don't forget to
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now onto our show. There is recording
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controls. We got pause buttons now
don't we Oh my god, we can
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pause. We can pause and restart. That's going to be a bad one
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there. Our editing is about to
go through the roof equality. No,
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we're probably gonna accidentally clearly, we're
not gonna accidentally be perfectly fine. Nothing
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is going to be you know.
Yeah, you're right. I'm sorry.
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I don't know what came over for
me. Welcome back, guys to your
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Kentucky X Files hit. It was
bad there. He had a mouthful of
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pop tart, our favorite pop tart
from start? Are they the strawberry?
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I have a cherry guy Cherry,
Okay, I like cherry. I mean
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I don't. I don't hate strawberry
pop darts. They're good. You know,
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it's kind of like you know that
the remember the ones, the Smores?
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Yeah, pop tarts, remember that
one like does het. They're not
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terrible. I like them, it's
just the hate smores cherry mhm mm hmm.
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What's your favorite pop tart out there? Should email us and tell us
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tell us your favorite pop tart cinnamon
brown sugar. I like that one too,
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all a choice, Yeah, so
I don't hate any of them,
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except for sports they're a little too
sweet. I just can't stand fucking marshmallow,
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right, is it a is it
a texture thing? Or you against
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white fluffy foods because I've heard of
this before. Nah, I just don't
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like. I don't know. I
guess it's just I don't like the marshmallow
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can. I never was able to
eat marshmallows other than fucking Lucky Charms.
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I love Lucky Charms. Yeah.
I was gonna say, is that a
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marshmallow though? But it doesn't.
It's yeah, it doesn't. It's yeah.
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I never thought they tasted like marshmallows. It's just as sweet. I
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was never a Lucky Charms fan.
I've been eating this one where it's like
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they take fretty pebbles and markin like
the Lucky Charms marshmallows and put them together.
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Now, that was awesome all right. I like the the the non
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marshmallow part of Lucky Charves. Yeah, I don't mean like, why don't
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you just eat cheerios? I love
cheerios. That's good, That's what I'm
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saying. It's like, what did
you just eat cheerios? You know?
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You know it's fucking hilarious. It's
I'm like, you know what, I'm
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gonna eat some cheerios today because I
want to. I don't. I don't
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need all this extra sugar. And
then I proceed to put like a pound
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of fucking sugar on top of my
cheerios because that's that's healthier, you know.
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I add the sugar, like,
don't offer me sugar, okay,
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right? Yeah, Like when I
like when I was a kid with eating
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cheerios and stuff, I always put
the sugar on top. And then once
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you like kind of dig into it, it starts to settle to the bottom.
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Yeah, and you get sugar milk. And then I'm like I was
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like, well, I'm like I
don't dig down and scoop up because it's
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all down at the bottom. That's
you get like most of your sugar.
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So that entitled me like, oh
shit, I don't have my sugar anymore.
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I guess it dissolved. Pour more
sugar, eat my cereal, and
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then now it's gone again. I'm
like, shit, I need more sugar.
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I just kept doing that, and
then by the end I have like
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like an inch shar at the bottom, and then like straight up just drink
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that shit. I really liked Captain
Crunch when I was younger, and I
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liked all the pebbles, fruity pebbles, and coca pebbles and rice crispies right
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right, Cocoa Crispies, crispies,
preach it, yeah right, And there's
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piece is my favorite cereal of all
time, hands down. And then I
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also really liked corn flakes, but
I liked to like cut up fruit and
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put it on the corn flakes.
Oh yeah, the boo, she's ass
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this my corn flakes, literally said
Cerial in a white box of black letters.
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We just happened to have some bananas, just saying that's bougi. You
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sliced up here, You slice up
here banana a little bit. You slice
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up your strawberries, sprinkle them on
there, give a little sugar sugar on
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it. Oh his voice is craggy, that's good man. That's that's back
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when life was magical. Yeah,
that's it's poor people. Food is what
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the fuck it is? Fuck yeah, dude, you were like, you
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know, you looked forward to it. You're like, yeah, man,
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oh I remember having that stuff.
It's like a late night snack watching movies
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and stuff, you know. Yeah, fuck yeah. You know what I
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got burnt out on real, real
fast when I was knife making for a
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living is oatmeal. Yeah, every
morning coffee oatmeal. Who After the first
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month, you're like, I sure
wish I could afford some eggs or something,
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right, Like, oh man,
I'm ready for a change here.
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I think it's help, but god
damn, after a while, you get
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a little burnt out. Let's kind
of drive this towards what we were going
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to talk about today. So I
guess you, like, you have another
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guest in your house, uh here
lately here? Yeah? What cereal does
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he like or like whatever it may
be? Do you have, like have
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like knocked the cereal off of the
fucking So it's not quite that sort of
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disturbance. Honestly, I don't think
any of what's happening downstairs, So I
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don't I don't know what sort of
cereal they're into guys put me on the
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spot with this stuff. I wasn't
prepared to talk about it yet. But
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that's that's cool. We can do
that very interested, you know. And
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it's when you have your your main, your main guy on the show who's
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like rooted firmly and skepticism. What
something strange happens to that guy, you
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know, obviously we're gonna be all
over it like flies on ship, you
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know what I'm Yeah, and like
that. That's accurate too. It's it's
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some weird shit has been going on
around this place. I'd say over the
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last couple of years. It's been
spread out. I think sometime around season
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two is when I told you about
the weird apparations standing over the bed that
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I woke up to, and we
I don't think we even talked about it
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on this show. We didn't because
at the time the little one was I
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didn't want to spoon her freaker out. She was actually listening to the show,
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And now I think she's finally stopped
listening. Yeah, she's got an
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X file sticker on her car now, so she's supportive, but I don't
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think she's watching, which is good. That doctor stuff, Yeah, yeah,
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she's got an X file sticker in
a rector sticker on her car,
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so yeah, she's supporting. She's
just And if you're near the northern Kentucky
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area at all close to Cincinnati,
I would say that you have a great
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chance of finding one of those stickers
almost anywhere. They are all over the
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place of several good guys that work
with that have stacks of them that are
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just throwing them out everywhere they go. Love much love to those guys.
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Sorry, Josh, didn't mean a
derail you there. You're fine. If
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I look derailed, it's because my
mouse quite working. So jos mouse is
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also possessed. Yes, so I
can confirm this one. Yeah, yeah,
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you had a wrestling match with it
and the keyboard last night. It's
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done, it's over with A new
one should be coming, So I guess
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we'll back up to what was that
a year or two ago? Yeah?
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I think it was. Yeah,
And I chucked this one up to like,
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you know, when you're half asleep
half a week, I thought you're
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about to see swamp gass. Yeah, swamps, it's swamp gass. When
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you have that kind of like delusional
thing, you know how like sometimes you
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wake up in the middle of the
night in your chair with a coat on.
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It becomes a shadow person or whatever. Yeah, I kind of chalked
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it up to something along those lines. It was just a lot more vivid
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than it should have been. Sorry, we were asleep and I woke up
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in the middle of the night,
which I tend to do anyways. I
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don't think I've slept through the night
in twenty years. I just I woke
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up and I was facing the opposite
way that I usually do, which is
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at the edge of the bed.
This time I was facing towards the middle
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of the bed, towards Sam,
and when I opened my eyes, there
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was a very clear image in my
head. I guess of of like I
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was a female. I'm not sure
of the age. I would say somewhere
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between like seventeen and twenty seven,
somewhere in that ballpark, just based on
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size and stature and the manner of
dress that was standing right next to the
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side of the bed. What stood
out to me is that it was so
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real to me that I actually kind
of like lurched back in the bed and
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was getting ready to be like almost
in a fighting stance, because of who
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the hell's in my room. You
know. The other thing too, was
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that she didn't have a face.
That's what I thought was really weird,
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and I'm wondering why my brain decided
not to put a face on her.
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She had hair about shoulder length.
She was wearing bib overalls, and she
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had a striped shirt. It was
like a light blue shirt with horizontal stripes
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that you could kind of see coming
out the sides. Very seventies, early
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eighties in the manner of dress.
I would say, you know, the
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style of the clothing, that's what
it felt like. Kind of wavy,
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reddish brown hair, I guess.
And after I woke up and paid attention
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to what was going on, and
when I lurched back in the bed,
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that's when it sort of just kind
of fizzled out, and it was like
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it went out the window. You
don't mean metaphorically it went out the window
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either, do you No. I
mean that's what I saw physically, was
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this thing kind of almost like like
a cartoon ghost and a vacuum cleaner,
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you know what I mean. Yeah, Like if you think of like the
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old Ghostbusters movies or cartoons, where
like if they hit it with a vacuum
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cleaner. It was like, you
know, like it would just it comes
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to a point and just goes out. That's that's what I saw. That's
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the That was the first visual of
anything that I've seen here, and it's
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really the only visual I've seen here. Everything is Everything else has been auditory.
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Yeah, I'm just saying I would
have blown a hole in my wall.
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Well, you gotta remember two.
When you're we're in your full blown
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skeptic when something like this happens,
the first thing you're thinking of is why
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did my brain create this? You
know what I mean? So my thought
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process on it is just the reason
it doesn't have a face is because I'd
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never seen who this person is before, because your brain cannot create faces for
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people in your dreams. If you
dream of someone and they have a face,
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you've seen that person before, that
makes sense, like it may have
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been in passing, they might have
passed through the grocery store, you might
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have been in traffic or whatever.
But if a person has a face in
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the dream and you don't know who
they are, you have physically seen them
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before. This person didn't have a
face, So I don't I don't know
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the logic behind it. I really
don't, And I don't know if it
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was, Like I can't remember even
like if I watched a movie or something
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before bed, which I usually don't
because it was a work night. So
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I'm usually not watching movies on work
nights, you know, because I get
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tied into them and then I realize
I'm up way too late, you know.
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Let's uh, Sam disturbed by all
this? Like, did did she
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wake up? Was she? No? Sam? Sam had no idea of
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it. Okay, she didn't even
know it went on. So that particular
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event was just me. I was
the only one that reacted. I was
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the only one that saw it.
I was the only one that even you
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know, knew it happened until I
told anybody. Yeah, the auditory stuff,
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I'm definitely not alone in, not
by a long shot. That's the
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recent stuff, right, Like,
that's the world that's been going. Well,
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it's been going a long time.
The the sounds that we hear sometimes
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in the house are they've been going
on probably since before that event happened.
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I would say, maybe less than
a year since we moved in. I
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always chalked it up to you know, new house, you know, yeah,
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new house now yeah, yeah,
new house. New Noises as an
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old house. It was built in
the seventies, you know, So what
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what leads me to believe that it
isn't a haunting of the house of any
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type. First off, because I'm
a skeptic. Second off is is it's
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the house is built in the seventy
eight I'm the second owner, and I
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know all the people that lived here
previously, and they're all very much alive,
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gotcha, okay, right? I
know the family well. I went
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from kindergarten to high school graduation with
the kids. One was older than me,
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two were younger than me, So
like I've known all of them.
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You know, the mom and dad
are still very much alive. They're not
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even that old of a family.
I think they had kids young. So
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it's, you know, the haunting
of a house doesn't make sense. It's
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not like this house was built in
the eighteen hundreds and it's got a history
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or anything like that. So I
don't know if there's something to do with
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the land or whatever. I've asked. I didn't have a chance to talk
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to them. They're not on social
media, so getting ahold of them people,
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it's like, you know, it's
hard because there have no phone service
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down here, so I had to
do it at work, and if I'm
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at work, there at work.
Yeah. But I have talked to people
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that used to hang out here all
the time, and they've never said anything.
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I've specifically asked a friend of mine
that I've known since we were five,
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who was best friends with the older
boy that lived here, and nothing,
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nothing was ever said about anything weird
happening, never mentioned anything, He
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never heard anything weird. The place
was always just normal to them. So
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one of the weirder things that happens
is the sounds were like, we can
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be downstairs watching TV and we'll hear
Leroy, my dog, jump out of
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the our bed and run across the
floor and then jump into Charlotte's bed.
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Sometimes we hear that with Leroy downstairs. There's been there's been a few occasions
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where I'd be home on a Saturday
by myself in the morning, drink and
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drink a coffee or whatever, and
I'd be sitting to my recliner, which
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you know where my recliner says,
it's right there next to the front door,
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next to the stairs going upstairs,
and I'll be sitting there and I'll
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hear it happen, and I go, what you doing, buddy? Yelling
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up to the dog, and then
I'll hear the licking noises where he I
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just woke him up on the couch
next to me, and he's peeking his
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head over the arm of the couch
at me, look at me, like,
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what do you mean? What am
I doing? I'm right here.
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On a few occasions, on a
few occasions he's actually heard it too,
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which makes it extra creepy when I
hear something run across the floor upstairs and
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I look over and he's on the
couch raised up, going, you know,
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with the head cock like, with
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That's that's happened a lot where all
of us hear it. The the event
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that you're putting me on the spot
for that you you want to talk about,
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was what happened? What was this
last Sunday, Sunday night, Monday
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morning. This was fucking weird.
This was really fucking weird. At almost
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exactly three o'clock in the morning,
Sam Me and the dog, le Roy
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are in bed, out cold asleep, and we hear, uh did that
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come through the MIC's yep on the
on the bedroom door. But When I
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say we, I mean it woke
Sam up. It woked me up,
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and it woke Lee Roy up.
All three of us heard this at three
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o'clock in the morning, because I
woke up right after it happened, and
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I kind of raised up, and
Sam was on her phone turning the lights
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on all the lights in the house. We can control va our phones.
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Yeah, And once she turned the
lights on, Lero was in the floor
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next to her side of the bed, as far away from the door as
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possible, doing the thing where he's
standing and his head's cocked and he's looking
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at the door, like trying to
decide whether he's going to bark or growl.
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Yeah, And Sam goes, did
juj hear the knock at the door.
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I'm like, yeah, it woke
me up. She was woke me
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up too, and I think it
woke Lee Roy up. The kid had
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fell asleep downstairs on the cow When
we got up and started checking stuff around.
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Sam went downstairs and Charlotte was out
freaking cold snoring, you know,
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like deep, deep sleep on the
couch with some YouTube channel playing on the
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TV's So it wasn't her. There's
nobody else in the house. It was
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fucking weird. That's weird. It
was really weird. I'd never experienced anything
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quite that loud. You know.
I could hear little creeks and walks and
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footsteps and stuff every now and then. I've you know, I've worked in
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old buildings for a long time,
and you know you hear weird shit when
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you're alone. Yeah, but this
one was loud. This one was real
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damn loud. And that's why I
was like, I had to talk to
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you guys about it. I was
like, man, it's weird shit.
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I can't even explain it. You
know. I've tried to use my logical
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side of the brain to explain it, you know, Like you know how,
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like I said, you get that
part where you're half awake half asleep
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and you can get head explosions.
People get head explosions all the time,
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you know, where you wake up
because you heard something boom, but it
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was just in your brain. But
yeah, I can't explain why the woman
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and the dog all hurt it as
well. Yeah, I mean, I
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mean there's one there's one explanation.
Is everybody heard it because it happens,
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right, Like, yeah, it
happened. It's just the root of like
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what, you know, what knocks? Was it a courtesy thing this time?
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You know, like last time I
just stood over his bed, So
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last time I'm gonna knock, right, you know what I mean? Right?
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I mean, who knows? And
if you want to look up three
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knocks on your door, you get
some absolutely absurd, absurd shit. So
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I spent better part of Monday night
looking that stuff up. And unfortunately,
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Christianity is hijacked the three knocks thing. And I'm not trying to be offensive
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to Christians here, but you know, not everything's about you guys, you
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know. So they say that the
three knocks is a demon or some sort
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of evil spirit, and it's the
three knocks is to mock the Holy Trinity,
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which really makes no damn sense.
You know, it doesn't make a
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look a sense, Like how does
that? How is that mocking it?
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Plus, you know, I'm not
Christian, so like if it wanted to
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make fun of Christianity, it could
have just walked in. We could have
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told jokes for two hours, you
know. You know, it just doesn't
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make any sense. So trying to
find any sort of information on it,
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it was really difficult. The one
old old old wives tale that we found
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was that the three mocks, the
three knocks was the warning of death because
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death comes from threes, you know, Yeah, the death comes in threes.
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I've heard that. I've heard that
most of my life in regards to
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a very disturbing thing, you know, very disturbing whatever. I don't want
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to fucking drop. I don't.
I just don't want to tease anything.
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I'm not. I'm never gonna I'm
never gonna bring that ship up on the
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show. But I've been I've heard
that my whole life. That death to
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an extent, I've kind of seen
it, and it's it is weird,
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but I've always just felt like it
was random. But I will say it
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is. It is strange. Yeah, yeah, I've I've witnessed the death
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comes in threes a few times.
But it's never like three people I'm close
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to. It's always like this person
I know is person died, this person
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I know as person died, and
then yeah, that died. You know.
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It's never it's never like three people
in the same family, you know.
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Yeah, I've seen it, especially
living on a farm. I've seen
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it with animals, you know,
or something dies and then another thing dies
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and another thing dies in a rapid
succession. Yeah, but I've alreadys.
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I've always thought of them as as
like synchronicities, or I might be saying
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that wrong. I don't know,
but like, yeah, it's weird at
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the time, but they are at
random. Yeah, everything that I personally
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researched and reached out to a few
old friends, thank you, the faceless,
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the faceless ones that that stand over
the bed. It's a succession.
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It's a succession of Okay, it
starts with it starts with a basically an
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uninvited visit. Yeah, it moves
up to objects, moving noises, weird
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stuff. They from what I understand, the progression goes to audible messages,
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voices in dreams maybe, uh,
in in waking you know what I mean?
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Yeah, failing light, you know, dawn dusk. Uh, those
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are the best times to capture audible
you know, things like that. Yeah,
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but I don't know, I don't
know what the I don't know what
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the uh what do you call it? The relevancy that is, like,
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I don't know why that is even
a thing. Yeah, but well,
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everything's scary than the dark. Yeah, everybody I talked to seem to be
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pretty divided. In their opinions of
it. Half of them were like,
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it's a sleep demon. It's a
it's a it wants to try to paralyze
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you while you're sleeping. Other people
are like, now, you know,
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it's a spirit. It's a spirit. They could be passing through, you
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know, they could be looking for
someone who's willing to hear them out,
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or you know, whatever they're they're
not content with what happened in their life.
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They want to, you know,
get the message out or whatever.
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You know, Nobody seems to have
a definitive answer for it. It's just
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a lot of it's a lot of
theorizing, but it's always been a lot
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of theorizing. You know, I
don't know, man, it's fucking wild,
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but I mean it kind of hearkens
to people seeing the man in the
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hat, you know what I mean, the man in the hat. The
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fucking you know, if you guys, go back, go back to you
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a couple of seasons ago and listen
to the episode about delirium tremens. You
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know, Eric's Eric's encounter with whatever
it was was a faceless being. Yeah,
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it was void of detail. But
his story is weird because it follows
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two separate timelines, or not two
timelines. It follows two separate plots that
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are like ongoing together. And I
find that so interesting. You know,
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like on the one side you have
rapid detoxing, you know, which there's
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the body and mind into it,
just a whirlwind, say the least,
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you know underselling it. Delirium tremens
is an absolute motherfucker to go through.
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Yeah, we'll see some fucking weird
shit on delirium tremens. Yeah, so
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you got that side. But then
there's the other side where it's like he
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was having full on conversations with this, you know what I mean. I
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mean, from what I researched,
was a lot of people who go through
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the DTS, they remember some of
it, but they lose a lot of
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details in coming out of it.
It's like it's like a trauma to the
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brain, so it's like your brain
doesn't want to hold on to it,
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you know. And the fact that
he remembered so much in vivid detail,
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Like I don't know if he actually
saw a demon or whatever it was or
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spirit, but it is interesting,
you know this stuff see again, you
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know, I always try to assert
this because I'm not I'm not some spiritual
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person. I've never been right.
I feel like this shit is a natural
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part of our world. That's why
you never hear me really go into this
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shit. I don't really find the
mystery in it, you know what I
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mean? All throughout nature, we
know for a fact that nature wastes nothing.
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Everything gets used except for plastic and
star foam, yeah, or mostly
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star foam. But I'm saying like
nothing gets used or wasted. Everything gets
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recycled and renewed and used for something
else, and it's always moving. And
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I'm I'm like, man, you
know, we are the only life form
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on the planet. That's we've we
start our existence and end our existence in
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more or less sentiency. We are
aware of ourselves. We are aware of
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time passing. We know that yesterday
happened. I know that I wrestled with
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Josha's fucking wireless mouse and keyboard all
night last night because that happened, and
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my brain can compute time, right, I know today I'm up. I
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can hear my rooster crowing. I'm
aware of things because I am aware of
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the world around me and myself.
So to come up and be alive and
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to be aware and to understand things
around you and to be able to tinker
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and learn things and save and knowledge. Why would you go through your entire
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life saving knowledge and learning things.
It should only be that we retain survival
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instinct. Right. If there's absolutely
no point to the energy we create and
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consume during our lifetimes, we should
only be concerned with eating, sleeping,
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reproducing, and finding a good place
to take a ship. Nothing else should
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matter. There should be no spiritual
debate, There should be no contemplating of
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the mysteries of the world. There
should be none of that because cut and
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dry science, that's it. But
now we you know, especially over the
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last couple of years, we're starting
to understand that the world we perceive,
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the universe we perceive is kind of
a lot different than we thought it was.
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We're finding out that ship in physics
doesn't necessarily work everywhere else. We're
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also a different type of life form
on this planet. Yes, we share
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common ancestors with other life forms,
but we took a whole different path.
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So for me, you know,
like I said, I don't believe in
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magic. I don't believe in I
don't really think supernatural stuff is out there.
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I think it's perfectly natural. You
know, and I do think that
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with the different you know, perceptions
of dimensions that they talk about, you
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know, two dimensional living, three
dimensional living, which is us fourth dimensional,
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fifth dimensional? I think it goes
up to twelve or thirteen. Now
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I can't I can't keep track with
this. Man, Wow, physics guys
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need to fucking like literally start cataloging. They've pretty much said that if there's
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fourth dimensional beings or creatures of any
sort that are fourth dimensional, yes they
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can interact with third dimension, just
not vice versa. We can interact with
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fourth dimension because we're a three dimensional
being or a three dimensional organism. And
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you have to wonder, I mean, if the math checks out, you
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know, if if there's just different
dimensions, think, you know, if
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they exist like they claim they do, what better way for something to pass
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in and out? And is our
life just us preparing to evolve to exist
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in the fourth dimension? Is it
like a cocoon? You know? Like
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do we go through this life learning
what we can and understanding as much as
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we can so that we can pass
into that fourth dimension and continue living on
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a higher plane or whatever some people
might call that heaven or hell or purgatory.
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I don't know. Some people could
be so disturbed by it when they
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pass through that it could twist them, which I feel like that's a good
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explanation for evil entities or demons,
just a shitty dude or a woman that
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was shitty in life and they continue
to be you know. Yeah, I
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don't know. So for me,
like, I don't know, I don't.
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I don't feel like there's a big
mystery. I feel like weird shit
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happens, but I just don't think
we understand everything yet, ye know,
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like we're like we're learning as we
go. Yeah, So it's like I'm
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I feel like in this subject,
especially like I'm definitely not a skeptic.
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I had too much weird shit happen
at this point in this regard, like
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I I can't. I'm like,
I'm not, I'm not able to be
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uh skeptical on everything. Like some
stuff guys with the big guerrilla suits some
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stuff I could be skeptical about.
But you know, paranormal like haunting stuff,
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the weird synchronicities, stuff like that. It's hard for me to be
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a skeptic on it just because my
own personal experiences, you know, right,
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I've I've talked to several people about
my own story and asked, what
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is it? What? What was
the point? You know, what was
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the point? Because I still to
this day I feel like there was no
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point, Like it did it didn't
do anything for me, but fucked me
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up right now. So I know
everybody has their painting. I've had people
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email reach out and say, you
know, like, hey, you know,
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it was a good thing. It
was to help you along, it
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was to help you become who you
are or this, like that's that's great
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if you know, thank you.
But from my point of view, I
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don't feel that way. When this
ship happens to you, you're like I
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can't help. But I don't know
how you feel, Josh, But like,
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was there a part of you that
heard this knock and the next day
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you were like, well, the
fuck was the point of that? Yeah?
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I mean that was that night.
I was like, yeah, why
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fucking why that's the point? Yeah? Is it just to fuck my sleep
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up? Is it just to cause
unrest? Like? What is it?
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Did it repeat? Has it repeated? No? No, it hasn't repeated.
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No, So you have to wonder
it's like, haven't I haven't heard
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anything weird since? Oh? Yeah, I don't know, it doesn't make
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a look of sense to me.
Hell, I mean, we might have
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perceived it as a knock, you
know. Yeah, it may not have
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been a knock. Maybe there was
something going on outside that we heard.
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You know, it could have been
a car going on a road, backfiring
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or something, you know, or
fireworks going off. Maybe it could have
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been fireworks, you know, you
know what I mean. I know we're
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way out in the country, man, you know. Yeah, so big
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fireworks at a distance aren't going to
sound like booms. They're gonna sound like
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pops and clicks and knocks. Yeah. Yeah, there's all kinds of shit
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that it could have been. I
guess it just I don't know. It
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doesn't make a look of sense to
me. I'm not scared. Shit doesn't
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bother me here and some stuff in
the house, it's like, okay,
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whatever, you know, pay rent, fucker, you're gonna stay here,
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right. I had interesting things like
that happened at the old house. Now.
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I remember things pulling my towel off
of the hangar on the shower.
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Yeah. I would be in there
taking a shower and I turned around and
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grab my towel. I mean it
was right as I was going for the
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towel and it was folded evenly because
I don't want to pick up a wet
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towel. I don't want to have
to yell because therebody maybe another fucking towel,
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you know, I don't. I
don't want that, right, And
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I go to reach for it and
it's literally goes who yep. And I
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remember you told me about that,
Remember saying like, if you're gonna act
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like a fucking child, I'm gonna
treat you like one. I don't care
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that you're here. I don't give
a fuck. It's fine, stop fucking
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with me. And of course they, you know, they didn't. Yeah,
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but from that point forward, I
felt like it was I was begrudgingly,
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like I'd hear shit or see things
move and I'd be like, motherfucker's
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yeah, now see, And that's
what it is around here, Like if
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you hear noises in the house,
we just have that. Oh well,
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you know, so if it is
some sort of entity trying to scare us,
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it's not fucking working. Yeah,
you know, it's basically like it
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takes a while, I think for
them to realize they're just wasting their time.
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Yeah, However, I had I
did have friends that came over and
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well, your ship did happen to
them? I got to see firsthand,
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buddy of mine, that's you know
he I remember him going to open a
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door, the basement door, the
fucking basement door, yanks out of his
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hand and slam shut, and dude, he just turned white. I mean
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he was white as that, dude
like it was. And I'm like,
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he's telling us in here, telling
me like he's like, dude, that's
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what the hell is that
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Kent Tachy X Files Season three with
your hosts Dennis Mays, Tyler Stewarts,
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controls. We got pause buttons now
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pause. We can pause and restart. That's going to be a bad one
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there. Our editing is about to
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we're probably gonna accidentally clearly, we're
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is going to be you know.
Yeah, you're right. I'm sorry.
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I don't know what came over for
me. Welcome back, guys to your
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Kentucky X Files hit. It was
bad there. He had a mouthful of
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pop tart, our favorite pop tart
from start? Are they the strawberry?
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I have a cherry guy Cherry,
Okay, I like cherry. I mean
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I don't. I don't hate strawberry
pop darts. They're good. You know,
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it's kind of like you know that
the remember the ones, the Smores?
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Yeah, pop tarts, remember that
one like does het. They're not
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terrible. I like them, it's
just the hate smores cherry mhm mm hmm.
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What's your favorite pop tart out there? Should email us and tell us
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tell us your favorite pop tart cinnamon
brown sugar. I like that one too,
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all a choice, Yeah, so
I don't hate any of them,
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except for sports they're a little too
sweet. I just can't stand fucking marshmallow,
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right, is it a is it
a texture thing? Or you against
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white fluffy foods because I've heard of
this before. Nah, I just don't
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like. I don't know. I
guess it's just I don't like the marshmallow
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can. I never was able to
eat marshmallows other than fucking Lucky Charms.
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I love Lucky Charms. Yeah.
I was gonna say, is that a
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marshmallow though? But it doesn't.
It's yeah, it doesn't. It's yeah.
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I never thought they tasted like marshmallows. It's just as sweet. I
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was never a Lucky Charms fan.
I've been eating this one where it's like
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they take fretty pebbles and markin like
the Lucky Charms marshmallows and put them together.
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Now, that was awesome all right. I like the the the non
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marshmallow part of Lucky Charves. Yeah, I don't mean like, why don't
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you just eat cheerios? I love
cheerios. That's good, That's what I'm
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saying. It's like, what did
you just eat cheerios? You know?
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You know it's fucking hilarious. It's
I'm like, you know what, I'm
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gonna eat some cheerios today because I
want to. I don't. I don't
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need all this extra sugar. And
then I proceed to put like a pound
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of fucking sugar on top of my
cheerios because that's that's healthier, you know.
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I add the sugar, like,
don't offer me sugar, okay,
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right? Yeah, Like when I
like when I was a kid with eating
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cheerios and stuff, I always put
the sugar on top. And then once
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you like kind of dig into it, it starts to settle to the bottom.
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Yeah, and you get sugar milk. And then I'm like I was
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like, well, I'm like I
don't dig down and scoop up because it's
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all down at the bottom. That's
you get like most of your sugar.
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So that entitled me like, oh
shit, I don't have my sugar anymore.
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I guess it dissolved. Pour more
sugar, eat my cereal, and
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then now it's gone again. I'm
like, shit, I need more sugar.
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I just kept doing that, and
then by the end I have like
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like an inch shar at the bottom, and then like straight up just drink
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that shit. I really liked Captain
Crunch when I was younger, and I
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liked all the pebbles, fruity pebbles, and coca pebbles and rice crispies right
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right, Cocoa Crispies, crispies,
preach it, yeah right, And there's
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piece is my favorite cereal of all
time, hands down. And then I
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also really liked corn flakes, but
I liked to like cut up fruit and
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put it on the corn flakes.
Oh yeah, the boo, she's ass
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this my corn flakes, literally said
Cerial in a white box of black letters.
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We just happened to have some bananas, just saying that's bougi. You
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sliced up here, You slice up
here banana a little bit. You slice
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up your strawberries, sprinkle them on
there, give a little sugar sugar on
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it. Oh his voice is craggy, that's good man. That's that's back
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when life was magical. Yeah,
that's it's poor people. Food is what
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the fuck it is? Fuck yeah, dude, you were like, you
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know, you looked forward to it. You're like, yeah, man,
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oh I remember having that stuff.
It's like a late night snack watching movies
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and stuff, you know. Yeah, fuck yeah. You know what I
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got burnt out on real, real
fast when I was knife making for a
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living is oatmeal. Yeah, every
morning coffee oatmeal. Who After the first
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month, you're like, I sure
wish I could afford some eggs or something,
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right, Like, oh man,
I'm ready for a change here.
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I think it's help, but god
damn, after a while, you get
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a little burnt out. Let's kind
of drive this towards what we were going
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to talk about today. So I
guess you, like, you have another
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guest in your house, uh here
lately here? Yeah? What cereal does
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he like or like whatever it may
be? Do you have, like have
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like knocked the cereal off of the
fucking So it's not quite that sort of
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disturbance. Honestly, I don't think
any of what's happening downstairs, So I
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don't I don't know what sort of
cereal they're into guys put me on the
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spot with this stuff. I wasn't
prepared to talk about it yet. But
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that's that's cool. We can do
that very interested, you know. And
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it's when you have your your main, your main guy on the show who's
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like rooted firmly and skepticism. What
something strange happens to that guy, you
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know, obviously we're gonna be all
over it like flies on ship, you
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know what I'm Yeah, and like
that. That's accurate too. It's it's
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some weird shit has been going on
around this place. I'd say over the
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last couple of years. It's been
spread out. I think sometime around season
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two is when I told you about
the weird apparations standing over the bed that
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I woke up to, and we
I don't think we even talked about it
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on this show. We didn't because
at the time the little one was I
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didn't want to spoon her freaker out. She was actually listening to the show,
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And now I think she's finally stopped
listening. Yeah, she's got an
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X file sticker on her car now, so she's supportive, but I don't
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think she's watching, which is good. That doctor stuff, Yeah, yeah,
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she's got an X file sticker in
a rector sticker on her car,
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so yeah, she's supporting. She's
just And if you're near the northern Kentucky
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area at all close to Cincinnati,
I would say that you have a great
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chance of finding one of those stickers
almost anywhere. They are all over the
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place of several good guys that work
with that have stacks of them that are
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just throwing them out everywhere they go. Love much love to those guys.
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Sorry, Josh, didn't mean a
derail you there. You're fine. If
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I look derailed, it's because my
mouse quite working. So jos mouse is
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also possessed. Yes, so I
can confirm this one. Yeah, yeah,
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you had a wrestling match with it
and the keyboard last night. It's
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done, it's over with A new
one should be coming, So I guess
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we'll back up to what was that
a year or two ago? Yeah?
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I think it was. Yeah,
And I chucked this one up to like,
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you know, when you're half asleep
half a week, I thought you're
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about to see swamp gass. Yeah, swamps, it's swamp gass. When
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you have that kind of like delusional
thing, you know how like sometimes you
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wake up in the middle of the
night in your chair with a coat on.
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It becomes a shadow person or whatever. Yeah, I kind of chalked
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it up to something along those lines. It was just a lot more vivid
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than it should have been. Sorry, we were asleep and I woke up
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in the middle of the night,
which I tend to do anyways. I
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don't think I've slept through the night
in twenty years. I just I woke
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up and I was facing the opposite
way that I usually do, which is
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at the edge of the bed.
This time I was facing towards the middle
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of the bed, towards Sam,
and when I opened my eyes, there
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was a very clear image in my
head. I guess of of like I
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was a female. I'm not sure
of the age. I would say somewhere
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between like seventeen and twenty seven,
somewhere in that ballpark, just based on
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size and stature and the manner of
dress that was standing right next to the
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side of the bed. What stood
out to me is that it was so
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real to me that I actually kind
of like lurched back in the bed and
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was getting ready to be like almost
in a fighting stance, because of who
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the hell's in my room. You
know. The other thing too, was
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that she didn't have a face.
That's what I thought was really weird,
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and I'm wondering why my brain decided
not to put a face on her.
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She had hair about shoulder length.
She was wearing bib overalls, and she
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had a striped shirt. It was
like a light blue shirt with horizontal stripes
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that you could kind of see coming
out the sides. Very seventies, early
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eighties in the manner of dress.
I would say, you know, the
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style of the clothing, that's what
it felt like. Kind of wavy,
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reddish brown hair, I guess.
And after I woke up and paid attention
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to what was going on, and
when I lurched back in the bed,
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that's when it sort of just kind
of fizzled out, and it was like
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it went out the window. You
don't mean metaphorically it went out the window
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either, do you No. I
mean that's what I saw physically, was
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this thing kind of almost like like
a cartoon ghost and a vacuum cleaner,
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you know what I mean. Yeah, Like if you think of like the
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old Ghostbusters movies or cartoons, where
like if they hit it with a vacuum
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cleaner. It was like, you
know, like it would just it comes
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to a point and just goes out. That's that's what I saw. That's
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the That was the first visual of
anything that I've seen here, and it's
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really the only visual I've seen here. Everything is Everything else has been auditory.
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Yeah, I'm just saying I would
have blown a hole in my wall.
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Well, you gotta remember two.
When you're we're in your full blown
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skeptic when something like this happens,
the first thing you're thinking of is why
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did my brain create this? You
know what I mean? So my thought
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process on it is just the reason
it doesn't have a face is because I'd
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never seen who this person is before, because your brain cannot create faces for
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people in your dreams. If you
dream of someone and they have a face,
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you've seen that person before, that
makes sense, like it may have
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been in passing, they might have
passed through the grocery store, you might
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have been in traffic or whatever.
But if a person has a face in
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the dream and you don't know who
they are, you have physically seen them
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before. This person didn't have a
face, So I don't I don't know
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the logic behind it. I really
don't, And I don't know if it
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was, Like I can't remember even
like if I watched a movie or something
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before bed, which I usually don't
because it was a work night. So
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I'm usually not watching movies on work
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tied into them and then I realize
I'm up way too late, you know.
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Let's uh, Sam disturbed by all
this? Like, did did she
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wake up? Was she? No? Sam? Sam had no idea of
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it. Okay, she didn't even
know it went on. So that particular
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event was just me. I was
the only one that reacted. I was
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the only one that saw it.
I was the only one that even you
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know, knew it happened until I
told anybody. Yeah, the auditory stuff,
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I'm definitely not alone in, not
by a long shot. That's the
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recent stuff, right, Like,
that's the world that's been going. Well,
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it's been going a long time.
The the sounds that we hear sometimes
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in the house are they've been going
on probably since before that event happened.
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I would say, maybe less than
a year since we moved in. I
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always chalked it up to you know, new house, you know, yeah,
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new house now yeah, yeah,
new house. New Noises as an
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old house. It was built in
the seventies, you know, So what
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what leads me to believe that it
isn't a haunting of the house of any
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type. First off, because I'm
a skeptic. Second off is is it's
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the house is built in the seventy
eight I'm the second owner, and I
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know all the people that lived here
previously, and they're all very much alive,
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gotcha, okay, right? I
know the family well. I went
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from kindergarten to high school graduation with
the kids. One was older than me,
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two were younger than me, So
like I've known all of them.
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You know, the mom and dad
are still very much alive. They're not
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even that old of a family.
I think they had kids young. So
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it's, you know, the haunting
of a house doesn't make sense. It's
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not like this house was built in
the eighteen hundreds and it's got a history
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or anything like that. So I
don't know if there's something to do with
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the land or whatever. I've asked. I didn't have a chance to talk
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to them. They're not on social
media, so getting ahold of them people,
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it's like, you know, it's
hard because there have no phone service
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down here, so I had to
do it at work, and if I'm
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at work, there at work.
Yeah. But I have talked to people
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that used to hang out here all
the time, and they've never said anything.
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I've specifically asked a friend of mine
that I've known since we were five,
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who was best friends with the older
boy that lived here, and nothing,
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nothing was ever said about anything weird
happening, never mentioned anything, He
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never heard anything weird. The place
was always just normal to them. So
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one of the weirder things that happens
is the sounds were like, we can
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be downstairs watching TV and we'll hear
Leroy, my dog, jump out of
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the our bed and run across the
floor and then jump into Charlotte's bed.
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Sometimes we hear that with Leroy downstairs. There's been there's been a few occasions
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where I'd be home on a Saturday
by myself in the morning, drink and
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drink a coffee or whatever, and
I'd be sitting to my recliner, which
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you know where my recliner says,
it's right there next to the front door,
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next to the stairs going upstairs,
and I'll be sitting there and I'll
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hear it happen, and I go, what you doing, buddy? Yelling
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up to the dog, and then
I'll hear the licking noises where he I
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just woke him up on the couch
next to me, and he's peeking his
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head over the arm of the couch
at me, look at me, like,
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what do you mean? What am
I doing? I'm right here.
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On a few occasions, on a
few occasions he's actually heard it too,
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which makes it extra creepy when I
hear something run across the floor upstairs and
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I look over and he's on the
couch raised up, going, you know,
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with the head cock like, with
the head looking at the stairwell.
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That's that's happened a lot where all
of us hear it. The the event
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that you're putting me on the spot
for that you you want to talk about,
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was what happened? What was this
last Sunday, Sunday night, Monday
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morning. This was fucking weird.
This was really fucking weird. At almost
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exactly three o'clock in the morning,
Sam Me and the dog, le Roy
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are in bed, out cold asleep, and we hear, uh did that
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come through the MIC's yep on the
on the bedroom door. But When I
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say we, I mean it woke
Sam up. It woked me up,
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and it woke Lee Roy up.
All three of us heard this at three
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o'clock in the morning, because I
woke up right after it happened, and
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I kind of raised up, and
Sam was on her phone turning the lights
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on all the lights in the house. We can control va our phones.
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Yeah, And once she turned the
lights on, Lero was in the floor
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next to her side of the bed, as far away from the door as
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possible, doing the thing where he's
standing and his head's cocked and he's looking
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at the door, like trying to
decide whether he's going to bark or growl.
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Yeah, And Sam goes, did
juj hear the knock at the door.
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I'm like, yeah, it woke
me up. She was woke me
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up too, and I think it
woke Lee Roy up. The kid had
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fell asleep downstairs on the cow When
we got up and started checking stuff around.
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Sam went downstairs and Charlotte was out
freaking cold snoring, you know,
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like deep, deep sleep on the
couch with some YouTube channel playing on the
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TV's So it wasn't her. There's
nobody else in the house. It was
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fucking weird. That's weird. It
was really weird. I'd never experienced anything
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quite that loud. You know.
I could hear little creeks and walks and
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footsteps and stuff every now and then. I've you know, I've worked in
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old buildings for a long time,
and you know you hear weird shit when
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you're alone. Yeah, but this
one was loud. This one was real
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damn loud. And that's why I
was like, I had to talk to
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you guys about it. I was
like, man, it's weird shit.
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I can't even explain it. You
know. I've tried to use my logical
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side of the brain to explain it, you know, Like you know how,
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like I said, you get that
part where you're half awake half asleep
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and you can get head explosions.
People get head explosions all the time,
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you know, where you wake up
because you heard something boom, but it
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was just in your brain. But
yeah, I can't explain why the woman
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and the dog all hurt it as
well. Yeah, I mean, I
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mean there's one there's one explanation.
Is everybody heard it because it happens,
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right, Like, yeah, it
happened. It's just the root of like
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what, you know, what knocks? Was it a courtesy thing this time?
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You know, like last time I
just stood over his bed, So
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last time I'm gonna knock, right, you know what I mean? Right?
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I mean, who knows? And
if you want to look up three
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knocks on your door, you get
some absolutely absurd, absurd shit. So
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I spent better part of Monday night
looking that stuff up. And unfortunately,
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Christianity is hijacked the three knocks thing. And I'm not trying to be offensive
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to Christians here, but you know, not everything's about you guys, you
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know. So they say that the
three knocks is a demon or some sort
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of evil spirit, and it's the
three knocks is to mock the Holy Trinity,
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which really makes no damn sense.
You know, it doesn't make a
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look a sense, Like how does
that? How is that mocking it?
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Plus, you know, I'm not
Christian, so like if it wanted to
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make fun of Christianity, it could
have just walked in. We could have
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told jokes for two hours, you
know. You know, it just doesn't
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make any sense. So trying to
find any sort of information on it,
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it was really difficult. The one
old old old wives tale that we found
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was that the three mocks, the
three knocks was the warning of death because
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death comes from threes, you know, Yeah, the death comes in threes.
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I've heard that. I've heard that
most of my life in regards to
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a very disturbing thing, you know, very disturbing whatever. I don't want
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to fucking drop. I don't.
I just don't want to tease anything.
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I'm not. I'm never gonna I'm
never gonna bring that ship up on the
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show. But I've been I've heard
that my whole life. That death to
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an extent, I've kind of seen
it, and it's it is weird,
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but I've always just felt like it
was random. But I will say it
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is. It is strange. Yeah, yeah, I've I've witnessed the death
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comes in threes a few times.
But it's never like three people I'm close
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to. It's always like this person
I know is person died, this person
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I know as person died, and
then yeah, that died. You know.
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It's never it's never like three people
in the same family, you know.
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Yeah, I've seen it, especially
living on a farm. I've seen
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it with animals, you know,
or something dies and then another thing dies
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and another thing dies in a rapid
succession. Yeah, but I've alreadys.
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I've always thought of them as as
like synchronicities, or I might be saying
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that wrong. I don't know,
but like, yeah, it's weird at
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the time, but they are at
random. Yeah, everything that I personally
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researched and reached out to a few
old friends, thank you, the faceless,
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the faceless ones that that stand over
the bed. It's a succession.
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It's a succession of Okay, it
starts with it starts with a basically an
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uninvited visit. Yeah, it moves
up to objects, moving noises, weird
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stuff. They from what I understand, the progression goes to audible messages,
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voices in dreams maybe, uh,
in in waking you know what I mean?
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Yeah, failing light, you know, dawn dusk. Uh, those
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are the best times to capture audible
you know, things like that. Yeah,
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but I don't know, I don't
know what the I don't know what
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the uh what do you call it? The relevancy that is, like,
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I don't know why that is even
a thing. Yeah, but well,
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everything's scary than the dark. Yeah, everybody I talked to seem to be
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pretty divided. In their opinions of
it. Half of them were like,
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it's a sleep demon. It's a
it's a it wants to try to paralyze
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you while you're sleeping. Other people
are like, now, you know,
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it's a spirit. It's a spirit. They could be passing through, you
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know, they could be looking for
someone who's willing to hear them out,
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or you know, whatever they're they're
not content with what happened in their life.
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They want to, you know,
get the message out or whatever.
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You know, Nobody seems to have
a definitive answer for it. It's just
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a lot of it's a lot of
theorizing, but it's always been a lot
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of theorizing. You know, I
don't know, man, it's fucking wild,
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but I mean it kind of hearkens
to people seeing the man in the
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hat, you know what I mean, the man in the hat. The
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fucking you know, if you guys, go back, go back to you
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a couple of seasons ago and listen
to the episode about delirium tremens. You
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know, Eric's Eric's encounter with whatever
it was was a faceless being. Yeah,
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it was void of detail. But
his story is weird because it follows
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two separate timelines, or not two
timelines. It follows two separate plots that
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are like ongoing together. And I
find that so interesting. You know,
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like on the one side you have
rapid detoxing, you know, which there's
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the body and mind into it,
just a whirlwind, say the least,
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you know underselling it. Delirium tremens
is an absolute motherfucker to go through.
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Yeah, we'll see some fucking weird
shit on delirium tremens. Yeah, so
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you got that side. But then
there's the other side where it's like he
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was having full on conversations with this, you know what I mean. I
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mean, from what I researched,
was a lot of people who go through
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the DTS, they remember some of
it, but they lose a lot of
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details in coming out of it.
It's like it's like a trauma to the
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brain, so it's like your brain
doesn't want to hold on to it,
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you know. And the fact that
he remembered so much in vivid detail,
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Like I don't know if he actually
saw a demon or whatever it was or
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spirit, but it is interesting,
you know this stuff see again, you
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know, I always try to assert
this because I'm not I'm not some spiritual
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person. I've never been right.
I feel like this shit is a natural
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part of our world. That's why
you never hear me really go into this
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shit. I don't really find the
mystery in it, you know what I
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mean? All throughout nature, we
know for a fact that nature wastes nothing.
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Everything gets used except for plastic and
star foam, yeah, or mostly
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star foam. But I'm saying like
nothing gets used or wasted. Everything gets
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recycled and renewed and used for something
else, and it's always moving. And
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I'm I'm like, man, you
know, we are the only life form
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on the planet. That's we've we
start our existence and end our existence in
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more or less sentiency. We are
aware of ourselves. We are aware of
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time passing. We know that yesterday
happened. I know that I wrestled with
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Josha's fucking wireless mouse and keyboard all
night last night because that happened, and
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my brain can compute time, right, I know today I'm up. I
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can hear my rooster crowing. I'm
aware of things because I am aware of
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the world around me and myself.
So to come up and be alive and
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to be aware and to understand things
around you and to be able to tinker
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and learn things and save and knowledge. Why would you go through your entire
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life saving knowledge and learning things.
It should only be that we retain survival
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instinct. Right. If there's absolutely
no point to the energy we create and
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consume during our lifetimes, we should
only be concerned with eating, sleeping,
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reproducing, and finding a good place
to take a ship. Nothing else should
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matter. There should be no spiritual
debate, There should be no contemplating of
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the mysteries of the world. There
should be none of that because cut and
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dry science, that's it. But
now we you know, especially over the
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last couple of years, we're starting
to understand that the world we perceive,
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the universe we perceive is kind of
a lot different than we thought it was.
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We're finding out that ship in physics
doesn't necessarily work everywhere else. We're
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also a different type of life form
on this planet. Yes, we share
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common ancestors with other life forms,
but we took a whole different path.
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So for me, you know,
like I said, I don't believe in
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magic. I don't believe in I
don't really think supernatural stuff is out there.
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I think it's perfectly natural. You
know, and I do think that
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with the different you know, perceptions
of dimensions that they talk about, you
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know, two dimensional living, three
dimensional living, which is us fourth dimensional,
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fifth dimensional? I think it goes
up to twelve or thirteen. Now
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I can't I can't keep track with
this. Man, Wow, physics guys
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need to fucking like literally start cataloging. They've pretty much said that if there's
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fourth dimensional beings or creatures of any
sort that are fourth dimensional, yes they
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can interact with third dimension, just
not vice versa. We can interact with
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fourth dimension because we're a three dimensional
being or a three dimensional organism. And
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you have to wonder, I mean, if the math checks out, you
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know, if if there's just different
dimensions, think, you know, if
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they exist like they claim they do, what better way for something to pass
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in and out? And is our
life just us preparing to evolve to exist
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in the fourth dimension? Is it
like a cocoon? You know? Like
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do we go through this life learning
what we can and understanding as much as
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we can so that we can pass
into that fourth dimension and continue living on
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a higher plane or whatever some people
might call that heaven or hell or purgatory.
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I don't know. Some people could
be so disturbed by it when they
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pass through that it could twist them, which I feel like that's a good
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explanation for evil entities or demons,
just a shitty dude or a woman that
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was shitty in life and they continue
to be you know. Yeah, I
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don't know. So for me,
like, I don't know, I don't.
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I don't feel like there's a big
mystery. I feel like weird shit
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happens, but I just don't think
we understand everything yet, ye know,
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like we're like we're learning as we
go. Yeah, So it's like I'm
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I feel like in this subject,
especially like I'm definitely not a skeptic.
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I had too much weird shit happen
at this point in this regard, like
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I I can't. I'm like,
I'm not, I'm not able to be
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uh skeptical on everything. Like some
stuff guys with the big guerrilla suits some
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stuff I could be skeptical about.
But you know, paranormal like haunting stuff,
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the weird synchronicities, stuff like that. It's hard for me to be
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a skeptic on it just because my
own personal experiences, you know, right,
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I've I've talked to several people about
my own story and asked, what
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is it? What? What was
the point? You know, what was
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the point? Because I still to
this day I feel like there was no
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point, Like it did it didn't
do anything for me, but fucked me
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up right now. So I know
everybody has their painting. I've had people
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email reach out and say, you
know, like, hey, you know,
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it was a good thing. It
was to help you along, it
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was to help you become who you
are or this, like that's that's great
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if you know, thank you.
But from my point of view, I
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don't feel that way. When this
ship happens to you, you're like I
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can't help. But I don't know
how you feel, Josh, But like,
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was there a part of you that
heard this knock and the next day
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you were like, well, the
fuck was the point of that? Yeah?
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I mean that was that night.
I was like, yeah, why
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fucking why that's the point? Yeah? Is it just to fuck my sleep
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up? Is it just to cause
unrest? Like? What is it?
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Did it repeat? Has it repeated? No? No, it hasn't repeated.
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No, So you have to wonder
it's like, haven't I haven't heard
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anything weird since? Oh? Yeah, I don't know, it doesn't make
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a look of sense to me.
Hell, I mean, we might have
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perceived it as a knock, you
know. Yeah, it may not have
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been a knock. Maybe there was
something going on outside that we heard.
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You know, it could have been
a car going on a road, backfiring
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or something, you know, or
fireworks going off. Maybe it could have
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been fireworks, you know, you
know what I mean. I know we're
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way out in the country, man, you know. Yeah, so big
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fireworks at a distance aren't going to
sound like booms. They're gonna sound like
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pops and clicks and knocks. Yeah. Yeah, there's all kinds of shit
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that it could have been. I
guess it just I don't know. It
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doesn't make a look of sense to
me. I'm not scared. Shit doesn't
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bother me here and some stuff in
the house, it's like, okay,
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whatever, you know, pay rent, fucker, you're gonna stay here,
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right. I had interesting things like
that happened at the old house. Now.
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I remember things pulling my towel off
of the hangar on the shower.
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Yeah. I would be in there
taking a shower and I turned around and
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grab my towel. I mean it
was right as I was going for the
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towel and it was folded evenly because
I don't want to pick up a wet
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towel. I don't want to have
to yell because therebody maybe another fucking towel,
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you know, I don't. I
don't want that, right, And
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I go to reach for it and
it's literally goes who yep. And I
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remember you told me about that,
Remember saying like, if you're gonna act
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like a fucking child, I'm gonna
treat you like one. I don't care
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that you're here. I don't give
a fuck. It's fine, stop fucking
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with me. And of course they, you know, they didn't. Yeah,
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but from that point forward, I
felt like it was I was begrudgingly,
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like I'd hear shit or see things
move and I'd be like, motherfucker's
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yeah, now see, And that's
what it is around here, Like if
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you hear noises in the house,
we just have that. Oh well,
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you know, so if it is
some sort of entity trying to scare us,
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it's not fucking working. Yeah,
you know, it's basically like it
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takes a while, I think for
them to realize they're just wasting their time.
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Yeah, However, I had I
did have friends that came over and
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well, your ship did happen to
them? I got to see firsthand,
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buddy of mine, that's you know
he I remember him going to open a
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door, the basement door, the
fucking basement door, yanks out of his
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hand and slam shut, and dude, he just turned white. I mean
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he was white as that, dude
like it was. And I'm like,
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he's telling us in here, telling
me like he's like, dude, that's
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what the hell is that











