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Hey weirdos. I'm Elena.
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>> I'm Ash.
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>> I'm Sam.
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>> And I'm Colobby.
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>> And this is a very special Morbid.
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[laughter]
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>> We have special guests Sam and Colby
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from You might know them from YouTube.
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>> Maybe.
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>> And unless you're old like me. And when
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I found their video for the first time,
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I was like, "Guys, you have to watch
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this like YouTube channel."
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>> Thank you so much.
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>> So funny. Their names are Sam and Kobe.
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And our listeners were like,
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>> "Yeah,
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>> Elena. They've been around for like a
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hundred thousand [laughter] years. 100
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million zillion followers and I was
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like, "Wow." [laughter]
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>> Well, thank you for having us.
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>> Good to be back for being here.
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>> Good to have you in our real podcast.
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>> Not that bank that we were in that we
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were all sweating in [laughter] last
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time.
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>> This is a beautiful studio.
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>> Thank you. We've really, you know, we've
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added to it. We made it a little more
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plush and cozy.
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>> Got the spooky vibes for some haunted
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October.
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>> Hell yeah.
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>> Stories.
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>> Hell yeah. What were we calling it? cuz
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it's pre-occtober now. Oh, I'm calling
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it Proctober. So, we were saying
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proctober. So, we're saying goody
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proctober.
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>> Yeah. No one needs September. [laughter]
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It's Proctober.
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>> It
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know what we're doing around here.
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>> It's no longer September. It's goody
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proctober.
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>> Yep.
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>> That's the end.
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>> The TM.
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>> Don't question it.
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>> No one really likes September. It's just
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all about October.
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>> Yeah, cuz everybody's just waiting
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[laughter] for October. Exactly. Have
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the leaves changed yet? Like, come on.
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>> Let's pick some apples. Let's go.
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>> Let's get to it.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Are you an apple picker? I love picking.
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>> Wait, I love that that's [laughter] like
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a classic. Like, are you an apple
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picker?
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>> Have you guys gone apple picking?
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>> Never. [laughter]
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>> [ __ ] up.
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>> You're missing. Why did we not take you
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apple picking?
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>> Okay, we're adding that to the itinerary
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next [laughter] time we hang out.
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>> Okay, let's do it. We have to
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>> never picked an apple.
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>> That's like a New England thing we take
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for granted, I think.
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>> Yeah,
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>> I was going to say driving out here in
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New England, I was like, this is a whole
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different world. Like, you are in the
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forests. [laughter] Like, it's crazy.
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>> Yeah. I mean, you went to a Longhorn for
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the first time.
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>> We did.
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>> So, and we collectively got that
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Longhorn. [laughter]
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>> We did. We were all in that Longhorn.
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>> What?
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>> Rephrase that.
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>> We [laughter] ate at Longhorn
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steakhouse.
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Everyone at home to clarify. [laughter]
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>> It's a steak place.
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>> Yeah. Restaurant.
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>> It's very cowboy themed. [laughter]
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>> It was It was a wild ride. It really
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was. But yeah, we need to take you apple
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picking. It's an experience. You got
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your apple cider donuts.
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>> Oh, this is getting me so excited for
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like all the holidays.
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>> Pumpkin patches.
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>> Hell yeah.
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>> Okay, so you do do pumpkin patches.
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>> We do pumpkin patches and we do an
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annual Halloween party. So stoked.
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>> Every single year you guys are invited.
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10 years. Thank you. You guys want to
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come? We'll
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>> fly out for it.
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>> Fly out. Go [laughter] for a razor.
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>> Iconic on LA
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>> in like October is insane. There's like
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a hundred costume parties like all the
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time. People go all out. I've never seen
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anything like it.
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>> It's the only like social time of the
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year for LA for some reason.
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>> It's like everybody hides in their home
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like all year and then Halloween happens
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in like all of October. It's a party
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after party
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>> and you can like hide in a costume.
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>> We prep our costumes months in advance.
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>> Set up. We have at least five. It's like
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crazy.
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>> Really fun.
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>> So, is it just like the one party or do
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you do like a ton of dressing up? I
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mean, there's a lot of other parties,
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but we do our annual Halloween party as
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like one big event at the end of
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October, which is a celebration of our
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end of like season cuz for us, October
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is like our Super Bowl.
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>> Oh, yeah. Yeah, [laughter]
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perfect sense.
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>> Yeah, I would assume too. Yeah.
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>> Oh, yeah. I know. October now that I'm a
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mom has become like cuz I'm obsessed
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with making my kids costumes from
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scratch. No matter what they are,
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>> I will not buy a costume. She makes sick
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costumes, too. They sew them on
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everything.
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>> I like learned how to sew for that.
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>> What have you made before? Like what's
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your favorite one?
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>> So I made when they were little one of
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my twins wanted to be the moon and I was
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like cutest [laughter] thing ever. We'll
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show you pictures after.
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>> Yeah. She was like, I want to be the
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moon. And I think she was like two or
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three. And I was like, all right, how do
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I make this so it's not just like the
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moon? [laughter]
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>> And it was I like made like a plushy
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moon that her face fit into. So, she was
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like the crescent moon and then there
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was a bunch of like ribbons coming down
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from it. It was
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>> That's really cool.
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>> Very proud of that one.
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>> What was your other What was the other
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galaxy?
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>> We've done Oh, she was an owl.
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>> Yeah, she was an owl. That was a
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[laughter] cute one.
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>> We're doing K-pop demon hunters this
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year, though.
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>> Okay, that's huge.
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>> I had to make a roomie costume, so now
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I'm making like spangly outfits.
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>> There we go. There we go.
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>> Yeah.
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>> We need you to make ours like this.
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[laughter]
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Tell me what you want to be.
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>> I have an entire like craft room
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downstairs that's just all like costume
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making things now at this point.
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>> That's sick.
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>> I love how serious you guys like take
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Halloween.
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>> I take it so seriously.
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>> Yeah.
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>> From like birth essentially.
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>> And I know there's going to be a
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[laughter] time where they're eventually
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going to be like, "Mom, I don't want you
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to make my costume anymore."
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>> Like
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[laughter]
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what do you mean? I'm insulted.
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But yeah, but yeah, next time you're
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coming apple picking so that you can
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bake an apple pie with fresh apple
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picked off the tree.
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>> Apple picking
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>> 100% down.
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>> And then you guys come to the Halloween
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party after [laughter] we go
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>> pick and then go to a rager.
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>> There we go. Love it.
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>> We show you ours and then we [laughter]
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exactly two different worlds collide.
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>> We swap Halloweens.
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>> There we go.
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>> I love that. Well, honestly, everybody
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probably knows who you are and probably
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knows your YouTube channel. You have
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like nearly 15 million subscribers. Am I
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correct?
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>> Something like that.
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>> Yeah, getting close. That's absolutely
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insane.
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>> That's wild. Wild. How many years have
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you have you been at it?
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>> Um, we started our YouTube channel in
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2014, I believe. So, 11 years. Years.
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>> Wow. That's the year I graduated high
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school. Holy [ __ ] [laughter]
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>> That's crazy that that's 11 years.
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>> That's insane. It's It's been a wild
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ride for sure. But we've been only doing
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like the haunted stuff for about five,
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six years.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Oh, [snorts] okay. So, what did you
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start off as?
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>> So, at first we were starting on Vine.
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We did a bunch of like comedy videos and
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stuff like that. [laughter]
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>> Vine. Exactly. I loved Vine.
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>> It was amazing. We did like public
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pranks like back in the day. So, we like
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run around in Walmart and like get on
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the intercoms and stuff like that.
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>> [laughter]
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>> during our high school.
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>> Exactly. 6 seconds.
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>> Then we moved to like YouTube and we
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started doing like all of like the tags
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and like I don't know if you remember
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2015 2016 YouTube where there's like
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like boyfriend girlfriend tags like
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question answers things like that all
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over the internet all over YouTube. We
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were doing like a lot of those types of
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videos but ultimately decided to like do
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what we loved which was going to
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abandoned places.
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>> Fun. We grew up in Kansas City and um on
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the weekends there was not much to do
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besides like go and exploring abandoned
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places with your friends. And so we just
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decided to to film that out in uh LA
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when we were trying to figure out
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exactly what we wanted to like genuinely
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do. Um and then that naturally led us
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into Haunted. Now we're here.
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>> Makes sense.
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>> It feels right.
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>> Yeah.
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>> It feels like you were made to do this.
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[laughter] It really does.
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>> Exactly.
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>> And you guys have an escape room now.
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>> We do. Yeah. just opened up on uh
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Hollywood Boulevard, which is insane.
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>> Sad. Wild to like think about. Yeah,
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that's crazy.
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>> I remember visiting Los Angeles in 2014,
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like 6 months after we started being,
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dang, one day like we got to move here
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and like walking around Hollywood
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Boulevard being like, "Dang, this would
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be so cool." And now we have an escape
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room on Hollywood Boulevard and it's
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like
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>> it's a big full circle moment.
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>> Yeah, for sure.
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>> Seriously, I love an escape room.
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>> I know. How did that idea come about?
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>> Um, so we had been there in the past. We
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actually got uh invited by Hot Topic to
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do a photo shoot there.
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>> Amazing.
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>> I love that.
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>> It's at the a venue or like a spot
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called the Escape Hotel. And so it's
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like a just a giant like Yeah. venue. It
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has like a stage and everything. There's
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people that perform. It's like a bar on
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top and stuff and it has a super like
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creepy ambient vibe uh to it. And so
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like when we went there to shoot u we
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met like the managers then our
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management got in contact with theirs
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and we came up with the idea. And it
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took took a little bit of time, but we
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um we finally got it like this past like
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6 months and it's been amazing.
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>> That's so cool.
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>> We've been really interested in trying
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to go like in person with a lot of these
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types of events because I think a big
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part of why people watch our videos is
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they feel like they are coming on these
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adventures with us. And so we're like,
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okay, like how can we actually give
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people some sort of adventure, some sort
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of like story. So between the escape
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room and like the year before, we opened
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up a uh a haunted venue. We bought a
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haunted venue called for our school in
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Iowa and like so we're trying to like
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over over the course of the time just
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like get people in person and like how
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do you actually give this experience to
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people and it's [snorts] been really an
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interesting ride for sure.
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>> That's such a cool idea. That's such a
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perfect way to connect with your
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audience too cuz it's like a perfect
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combo of everything cuz I feel like even
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people who are like
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>> a little hesitant to do like haunted
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things and are scared. I feel like an
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escape room is like a safe way to still
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have like the
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>> I love escape room. I don't know why you
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guys
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So good.
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>> I haven't done one since like
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[clears throat] middle school, but I
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want to go to one.
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>> You just did one.
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>> We do them so much because I'm so
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competitive with them though. I
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>> I always want to pick like the hardest
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level when they give you like the levels
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that you can do like hardest.
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>> Yeah. I would end up getting locked in
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there for days.
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>> Yeah. Obvious obviously [laughter] they
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end. But if they didn't
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>> imagine like our escape rooms like you
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have to escape literally or you just
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[laughter]
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>> you stay forever.
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>> Speaking of you guys should like come
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out. You should try ours any time. So,
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let us know. And we made it extremely
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hard for a reason. Oh, hell yeah.
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>> And so, there's Do you know the percent
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like success rate? I forgot.
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>> It's like 30%.
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>> 30%.
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>> Mikey's like, I go.
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>> I love [laughter] that.
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>> Let's go.
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>> That makes me want to do it more. The
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lower the success rate, the more I'm
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like, I'm going to get out of there.
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[laughter]
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>> I'll go with you and I'll get it by
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association.
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>> There you go. We've put out a challenge
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that the fastest time to complete it
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with no clues by Halloween gets to be a
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part of the escape room. Putting their
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faces in there. So, it's going to be
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really interesting.
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>> My face is going to be in there.
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>> You look [laughter] at me like now.
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>> It's just me.
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>> Clues.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Oh, I love it. We did one in New York
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once, John and I, and it was like a It
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was actually like an old hotel kind of
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[clears throat] theme
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>> and we didn't make it out. And I think
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about it to this day. I'm so angry.
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>> [laughter]
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>> You're bitter about it still.
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>> It's your fault. I'm like, you were too
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slow on that one puzzle. I It was your
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fault. [laughter]
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>> Every morning like I remember
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>> remember that.
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>> I'll never forget. I [snorts] love it.
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So cool, though.
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>> So, going back, you purchased an
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elementary school in Iowa, Ferrar
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Ferrar, [snorts] Iowa, and you
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[clears throat] lived in it for like a
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week.
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>> We did.
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>> Yeah. That was our way to announce it to
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the world is like we bought it, we
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realized there was a lot of renovations
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needed cuz one of the biggest reasons
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that we bought the place is because it
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was about to be demolished. Like there
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was threatening of de demolition because
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it was kind of breaking down. It was a
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really old building over 100 years old.
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>> Um and so we had to repair it and then
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we're like okay well we want to open
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this up for investigations cuz like our
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you know again one of our big goals is
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to give these people like the experience
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of investigating themselves. And so
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we're like, "Okay, how do how do we want
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to announce this to the world?" Well,
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let's just do the craziest investigation
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can [laughter] and lock ourselves in our
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own school. I cannot leave for an entire
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week.
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>> That's wild.
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>> It was It was wild.
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>> Yeah. And it's it's pretty interesting
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there because there's a lot of different
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spirits. There's a bunch of like
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children's spirits who were students
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like one of uh Yeah. back in the day. Um
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but there's also like a principal sort
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of like figure who owns the school. He's
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a nice guy, but he's also very strict.
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Um
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>> principles. Exactly. So, you got to
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[laughter] respect that principle.
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>> Exactly. But then in um the gym, there's
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a boiler room to like the left side of
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it, and that has something very very
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dark in there. And we believe that
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there's like a portal.
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>> Oh, [ __ ]
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>> That we weren't able to to close, but um
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yeah, something's definitely dark as
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well.
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>> Oh, damn. That's like Freddy Krueger
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[clears throat] energy.
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>> Yeah. In the boiler room.
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>> Cool. like over the, you know, perks of
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owning a spot now. We get to see all of
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the other investigations [snorts]
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that are happening there and like react
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to them. And there's like we have
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security cameras over there that capture
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all these things and we capture so many
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like really interesting paranormal
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evidence. Uh, and we have been seeing
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over the course of the last year that
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even since we've left, especially in
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this boiler room, like the the energyy's
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gotten darker and darker and people been
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sprinting out of the school like getting
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threatened all the time and we're like,
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"God dang, it's like worse than when
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[laughter] we came, god dang, this is
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insane.
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>> What is in there?"
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>> Yeah, it's pretty wild. But it's been
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really interesting cuz unlike, you know,
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most of the places that we get to go to
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or just like for a couple hours at night
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or maybe an overnight stay, like being
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able to not only go there for the week,
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but then continually see everybody and
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then being able to go back whenever we
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want. It's just like a much different
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experience to see. So,
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>> it's like an ongoing investigation.
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>> Exactly. We're always used to just like
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going in for one night like you guys
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experienced and then just filming it and
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then that's it. But like having like a
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24/7 like camera system
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actually cond
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footage like in the future of like
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[laughter]
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those security cameras like literally
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caught some crazy stuff like we've seen
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full on shadow figures we've seen like
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footsteps you almost like I you guys
00:13:30
seen Harry Potter like that map that
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sees people like walk yeah like
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literally things like that like balls
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moving out of nowhere where no one's in
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the And it's like, oh, okay. Like owning
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a haunted building, you see some wacky
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[laughter] stuff.
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>> Like, this is a great idea.
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>> It's super cool.
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>> Last story, like our our buddy exploring
00:13:48
with Josh, he was filming a video there,
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so it's on his channel, but um there's
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an intercom that goes like around the
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entire building that the principal
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obviously uses to talk to all the
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students. And it's only like able to be
00:14:00
like turned on in the principal's office
00:14:02
downstairs. And they were all the way
00:14:03
upstairs and just you could hear it turn
00:14:06
on the entire school. And so it's
00:14:08
there's some stuff [laughter] going on
00:14:10
there.
00:14:10
>> And like did anybody say anything or was
00:14:12
it just like the click on?
00:14:13
>> No voices. It just clicked on and had
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that kind of like loud.
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>> Yeah. Uhhuh.
00:14:18
>> Oh, what the [ __ ] is that? That's so
00:14:21
scary. I would hate that a lot.
00:14:22
>> Messed up there for sure.
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>> Oh, that's so cool though. It reminds me
00:14:25
of like I don't know if you guys have
00:14:27
seen Hell House LLC.
00:14:29
>> I need to watch that. That movie is It's
00:14:31
a found footage movie, but it's like an
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amazing one.
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>> It's fun. Like very good. and they have
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to stay in like they're like coming up
00:14:37
with a haunted house for Halloween, but
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they like buy an old haunted location
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and they stay in it for a week. That
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just made me think of it. It turned out
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differently. So, I'm glad.
00:14:46
>> Yeah, it went better for you. Yeah, it
00:14:47
went better for you guys.
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>> Definitely watch that.
00:14:50
>> Okay. Yeah, we'll check that out.
00:14:51
>> That's really good.
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>> Cuz as soon as you said you stayed there
00:14:53
for a week, I was like, you survived.
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That's great.
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>> You guys just survived a bunch of ghost
00:14:58
hunting now. We didn't realize since,
00:15:00
you know, our last podcast, you guys
00:15:01
been ghost hunting more and more often.
00:15:03
Yeah, we got inspired from our USS Salem
00:15:05
trip.
00:15:06
>> We had so much fun.
00:15:08
>> We were like, as soon as we left that,
00:15:10
we were like, when can we do this again?
00:15:11
This was so fun.
00:15:12
>> What was the first thing we did after
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that? Was that
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>> probably Lizzy Bordon
00:15:16
>> again, right? Cuz we had already gone
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before. Yeah, we went back there
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>> instead. Spot.
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>> Yeah, we've done a few.
00:15:22
>> Talk about true crime right there.
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That's crazy. It's one of the the
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biggest.
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>> I still want to know what happened
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there.
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>> It's just so heavy when you walk in
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there. Like immediately
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>> you can feel it. Mhm.
00:15:32
>> too. Yeah. That was one of the the
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darkest places we got.
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>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:15:36
>> Especially the stepmother's room
00:15:38
>> where she was killed.
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>> That's a gnarly room. That room and then
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like the kids' room where all the toys
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are, that room freaks me the [ __ ] out.
00:15:45
>> Uh-huh. Are you talking about like the
00:15:47
attic?
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>> Yeah. Exactly.
00:15:49
>> So creepy.
00:15:50
>> Yeah. There's something weird in there.
00:15:51
>> For sure.
00:15:52
>> Wait, so with all the places you guys
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have gone to, do you ever feel like
00:15:54
anything follows you or comes with you?
00:15:57
>> Cuz you've been [laughter] to a ton of
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locations.
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Did you bring something into our office?
00:16:02
[laughter]
00:16:03
>> You guys are screwed.
00:16:04
>> So sorry, guys.
00:16:05
>> We're just going to leave you with a
00:16:06
friend.
00:16:07
>> Exactly.
00:16:08
>> Leave you with a little friend.
00:16:09
[laughter] You know,
00:16:10
>> a lot of people say that. It's actually
00:16:12
really creepy that like sometimes we'll
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walk up to a place and like someone be
00:16:17
like, "Hey, I'm a psychic and you have
00:16:19
something attached to you." And I'm
00:16:20
like,
00:16:20
>> "Yes."
00:16:21
>> Oh, I don't like that.
00:16:24
>> One time too where it wasn't even like I
00:16:26
think she claimed to be a psychic, but
00:16:28
do you remember the story? We haven't
00:16:29
talked about this in so long where we
00:16:31
went to like a Ralph's one time in LA
00:16:32
and there was like a random worker there
00:16:34
that was just like, "Hey, I'm I'm a fan.
00:16:37
Like I've been watching your channel and
00:16:38
like you have to tell Sam that
00:16:40
something's following him. I see it.
00:16:42
Like I saw it in the store." And like it
00:16:44
was [laughter] like to our faces and we
00:16:45
were like,
00:16:46
>> "All [clears throat] right." Like
00:16:47
thanks. Thanks for the bananas. Like
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wow.
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>> Damn.
00:16:51
>> Yeah. I remember an old guy in like in a
00:16:54
parking lot stopping me and being like,
00:16:56
"You're not going to be okay." Oh, he's
00:16:59
like, YOU KNOW, DO NOT tell me that.
00:17:01
[laughter] Like,
00:17:02
>> just out of nowhere, and that's it.
00:17:05
Like, period, you're not going to be
00:17:06
[laughter] okay.
00:17:06
>> Uh, why? And he's like, no, you need to
00:17:08
get cleansed. And I'm like, oh god.
00:17:10
>> Have you guys been cleansed before?
00:17:12
>> We we we do that a lot more now. Yeah, I
00:17:14
bet.
00:17:14
>> Yeah. Uh, we're taking a lot more
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precautions and like making sure we're a
00:17:18
lot more safe with our investigations
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that we do.
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>> So scary.
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>> But definitely, to answer your question,
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there there's been a lot of people
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saying things have followed us. There's
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been a long parking lot and grocery
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[laughter] stores.
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>> I don't understand it.
00:17:30
>> Damn.
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>> And definitely um we have a spot in in
00:17:33
Vegas. We stay there
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>> most of the time. And um that house is
00:17:38
definitely haunted for sure. We'll see.
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>> Spot in Vegas, you said?
00:17:41
>> Yeah. Our spot in Vegas. It's like our
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our main residence, but we'll like see
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um like shadows going underneath like
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the door and stuff like that. So like
00:17:48
sometimes I'll think like Sam's like
00:17:50
walking like by my door and I'm like,
00:17:52
"Oh, like he needs to ask a question or
00:17:54
whatever." like why not just not
00:17:55
[laughter] open it up, nobody there.
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Hear noises all the time.
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>> Uh there was one time like we were all
00:18:01
like playing a game with some like
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friends and um there was like a how do I
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describe it? Like a
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>> somebody like hit our blind like shade
00:18:10
or whatever. You know the ones that you
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can like pull down that are like
00:18:13
>> it's not like the shades like this. It's
00:18:14
like the
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>> like horizontal ones or whatever. We had
00:18:17
that pulled down or whatever and then
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just like somebody like punched it.
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>> Yeah. Imagine like this the shade has
00:18:23
been
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completely still for like an hour while
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we're playing this game and then boom,
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it's like it got punched like impacted.
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It's like whoa. We all just turned
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around like what just happened?
00:18:34
>> And like not like somebody punched it
00:18:36
like you're punching at the window but
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like it's coming this way if that makes
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sense through the window.
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>> Oh okay. So it was not like a like a
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concave. It was like a convex.
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>> Yes, that's perfect. Nice vocabulary
00:18:49
like geometry and stuff. [laughter]
00:18:51
>> This is perfect.
00:18:52
>> Wow. That's terrifying. Yeah.
00:18:54
>> Did you need to get a new shade?
00:18:56
>> Well, no. Thank God. [laughter]
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Shades are expensive.
00:19:00
>> Exactly.
00:19:02
>> Wow.
00:19:03
>> Holy [ __ ] We've had some like weird
00:19:04
things happened in this room.
00:19:06
>> The other day, in fact, which hopefully
00:19:08
it doesn't. Is that on or no? The
00:19:10
calendar over there.
00:19:11
>> It is, but I can unplug it.
00:19:12
>> No, it's totally fine cuz maybe it'll
00:19:13
happen. We were filming, not filming, we
00:19:16
were recording like a episode and in the
00:19:19
middle of it, we just have a calendar
00:19:21
over there that like never goes off and
00:19:23
it will like if we complete a task, but
00:19:25
we had not completed a task that day.
00:19:27
[laughter]
00:19:28
>> So, in the middle of telling the story,
00:19:30
it just made this like like musical
00:19:32
sound.
00:19:33
>> It was like a lullaby sound.
00:19:34
>> I I usually sit where you're sitting,
00:19:36
Sam. I almost went through that
00:19:37
skylight. [laughter]
00:19:38
I was like, "Oh my god, you got to go."
00:19:40
>> Yeah. I went over there and nothing was
00:19:41
on the screen. It hadn't like given a
00:19:43
notification. And it just was like this
00:19:45
creepy lullabi sound and we were like
00:19:47
>> it was so loud. It was like
00:19:51
>> jump through the window. That's scary.
00:19:53
>> Yeah, we've had weird [ __ ] happen.
00:19:54
>> I'm trying to think of other weird
00:19:55
instances in here.
00:19:56
>> The TV it won't now, but the TV very
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slowly fell.
00:20:01
>> Yeah, you thought that was hilarious.
00:20:02
>> Fell on Ash's head in the middle of
00:20:04
>> the TV is like attached to the wall like
00:20:06
it's fully on [laughter] there and it
00:20:09
literally I again I sit where you're
00:20:10
sitting and it just crashed onto my
00:20:12
head.
00:20:14
Nobody moved like slow motion.
00:20:16
>> There wasn't a bang. It just literally
00:20:18
was like [laughter]
00:20:20
>> attempted murder question mark.
00:20:22
>> You were like I could not stop laughing.
00:20:25
[clears throat] You said it was the
00:20:26
noise I made.
00:20:26
>> It was. Yeah. But we've had little
00:20:28
things and I mean this house is a few
00:20:30
things cuz my youngest I don't know if I
00:20:33
don't think I've told you have I told
00:20:34
you guys about skeleton.
00:20:36
>> I don't think so.
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>> It's like an honorary thing.
00:20:39
>> Yeah.
00:20:40
So, our listeners are going to be like,
00:20:41
"Jesus Christ, we're going to hear about
00:20:42
skeleton again."
00:20:43
>> No, you'll never stop hearing about
00:20:44
skeleton. [laughter] Okay.
00:20:45
>> Skeleton. Okay.
00:20:46
>> My youngest, when she was three, I would
00:20:49
say, maybe two or three,
00:20:52
>> she would come in and tell us that she
00:20:54
saw something in her room, which we were
00:20:55
like, "Oh, great. Here we are."
00:20:57
>> And we were like, "Who is it?" And she
00:20:59
was like, "His name is Skeleton."
00:21:01
>> But she would say it like that, like not
00:21:03
skeleton, skeleton, like skeleton sk
00:21:06
like [laughter] his name is Skeleton.
00:21:08
And I was like, "Skeleton, okay." And
00:21:10
I'm like, "What is he?" And she was
00:21:12
like, "He's a skeleton." And I was like,
00:21:13
"Oh." And she's like, "And he sits on my
00:21:16
bookshelf."
00:21:17
And watches me. And I said,
00:21:20
>> "Okay." I was like, "Is he mean?" And
00:21:21
she was like, "No, he's not."
00:21:23
>> He's a nice guy. [laughter]
00:21:24
>> He's a nice guy. That's what she said. I
00:21:25
was like, "Great." And she said, "His
00:21:27
bones look old." And I was like, "How do
00:21:30
you know that?" Cuz like you're two or
00:21:31
three. And she said, "They're they're
00:21:32
like they're like brown and dark."
00:21:34
>> How does she know that?
00:21:35
>> And that's I was like, "Why would you
00:21:36
know that?" Like you don't even know
00:21:37
what real bones look like.
00:21:38
>> She's wild.
00:21:39
>> Oh my god.
00:21:40
>> She's one we were telling you about.
00:21:41
>> That is my worst nightmare.
00:21:43
>> And she and I asked her. I was like, "So
00:21:44
she sits on your bookshelf? Like how
00:21:47
does he sit?" And she was like, "Oh."
00:21:48
She said, "He lays like this."
00:21:51
>> OH GOD.
00:21:52
>> WHICH I WAS LIKE,
00:21:54
>> kind of like,
00:21:56
[laughter]
00:21:57
"What are you doing? Why are you
00:21:58
watching my child?"
00:22:00
>> He's just like, "But he's gone now."
00:22:02
>> Yeah. Oh, yeah. He would leave every
00:22:03
once in a while. And I was like, "Oh, he
00:22:04
leaves and comes back." I was like, "He
00:22:06
comes back though?" And she goes, "Yeah,
00:22:07
he leaves sometimes to go visit his
00:22:09
family."
00:22:10
>> His family.
00:22:11
>> His family. He
00:22:11
>> has a family.
00:22:13
>> And one [laughter] day he left to see
00:22:14
his family and didn't come back. And I
00:22:16
was like,
00:22:17
>> "Stay with your family." [laughter]
00:22:18
Like found your family.
00:22:20
>> Even scarier cuz who showed up then?
00:22:22
>> Yeah. So we got rid of skeleton and
00:22:23
weedited.
00:22:24
>> She was kind of She was like miss. She
00:22:26
was like a little bummed. She was like,
00:22:27
"Oh, Skeleton didn't come back." And I
00:22:29
was like, "All [laughter] right,
00:22:30
>> that's fine." And then one day she
00:22:33
>> in the middle of hide and seek.
00:22:35
>> Yeah. My husband and her were playing
00:22:36
hide and seek and they were like hiding
00:22:38
under a blanket together and she was
00:22:40
like oh I hope the mister doesn't see
00:22:42
us.
00:22:43
>> The mister
00:22:44
>> and he was like what? And she was like
00:22:46
the mister? And he was like you have to
00:22:48
explain to me what the [laughter] mister
00:22:50
is.
00:22:50
>> Well and she he said like oh no he won't
00:22:52
find us.
00:22:53
>> Yeah. She cuz he she explained like he's
00:22:55
a guy with no eyes.
00:22:57
>> Oh god. Sometimes he takes the snacks in
00:22:59
our pantry apparently, which I think
00:23:01
[laughter] is which I think is just her
00:23:02
and that's she's just like covering it
00:23:05
up,
00:23:05
>> but she said like he's a little scary.
00:23:07
She doesn't like him. And so John was
00:23:09
like, "Oh, he won't find us." Like
00:23:11
trying to like maintain composure. And
00:23:13
she goes, "Oh no, the mister will always
00:23:15
find us."
00:23:17
>> And he was like, "ALL RIGHT, GAME
00:23:19
[laughter] OVER. MY GOD, I don't want to
00:23:20
do that."
00:23:20
>> That's the most ominous [ __ ] I've ever
00:23:22
heard in my life.
00:23:25
>> Yeah. The mister will always find him
00:23:27
anymore.
00:23:28
>> Yeah, but if you if you bring him up,
00:23:30
she's like, "Oh yeah, I remember him."
00:23:31
>> Yeah.
00:23:31
>> Like she remembers him.
00:23:33
>> Oh my god.
00:23:34
>> And Skeleton.
00:23:35
>> Yeah.
00:23:36
>> We have a history of like creepy
00:23:37
children in this family. Are
00:23:39
>> I was a creepy child.
00:23:40
>> You were a creepy child.
00:23:40
>> Were you a creepy child?
00:23:42
>> I don't think I
00:23:42
>> No, actually. Yeah, you were because you
00:23:44
used to just like sway and talk about
00:23:47
flags. [laughter] I just sleep I was a
00:23:49
sleepwalker. But you were a creepy
00:23:51
sleepwalker. All sleepwalkers I feel
00:23:53
like are pretty creepy. Yeah,
00:23:55
>> that is very true.
00:23:56
>> Yeah. Seeing anybody like Yeah. 4:00
00:23:58
a.m.
00:23:59
>> Yeah.
00:23:59
>> No, thank you.
00:24:00
>> Yeah. I used to see a ton of ghosts when
00:24:02
I was little.
00:24:02
>> Yeah, you did.
00:24:03
>> I saw I used to live at Alena's parents
00:24:05
house cuz we're like aunt and niece
00:24:07
technically, but really like sisters.
00:24:09
>> Uh and that house is haunted as [ __ ]
00:24:12
>> It's like an old farmhouse. I think it's
00:24:14
like a hundred years old.
00:24:15
>> Oh, maybe a little more.
00:24:17
>> 100 years old. Yeah.
00:24:18
>> Yeah. And I would see like I saw like a
00:24:20
little boy one time like a farm boy with
00:24:22
like a cap and like you know like those
00:24:24
like old tiny pants and then the socks
00:24:26
would be like up. I saw him like in the
00:24:28
corner of our shared room just like
00:24:29
reading a book and I like woke my mom
00:24:31
>> so little when she said this
00:24:33
>> I think I was like five probably and uh
00:24:35
I still can see it in my head. Whoa. And
00:24:38
>> I woke my mom up and I was like, "The
00:24:39
boy is like reading like there's a boy
00:24:40
in here. He's reading your book." And
00:24:42
she was like, "No, no, no. Like, go back
00:24:43
to sleep." And she woke up and her book
00:24:45
was wedged in the closet and she had not
00:24:47
left it there.
00:24:48
>> No way.
00:24:49
>> And I like hadn't gotten out of bed or
00:24:51
anything like
00:24:52
>> Jeez.
00:24:52
>> But it was non-threatening. It was just
00:24:54
kind of like an apparition doing his
00:24:55
thing.
00:24:55
>> Chilling. Yeah. He was just reading the
00:24:57
book.
00:24:57
>> He's probably like, "What the hell is
00:24:58
this?"
00:24:58
>> Yeah. It's crazy.
00:24:59
>> He probably saw you too and has like a
00:25:01
story to tell his like ghost friend. I
00:25:03
saw [laughter] a girl there.
00:25:04
>> Crazy. This girl saw me. She was telling
00:25:06
her mom her mom didn't believe
00:25:08
[clears throat] her. Yeah. [laughter]
00:25:09
>> What do you think about that? Like I
00:25:10
feel like when we're kids, we we are so
00:25:12
much more open to seeing
00:25:14
>> spirits and other things like that. I
00:25:15
don't know. Obviously, every kid has had
00:25:17
their imaginary friend, but
00:25:19
>> I don't know. A lot a lot of me thinks
00:25:20
that like sometimes they aren't
00:25:22
imaginary friends. We're just more much
00:25:24
more open to it with our kids. And then,
00:25:26
you know,
00:25:27
>> you're not scared yet, I think.
00:25:28
>> Mhm.
00:25:29
>> And you're not you're open to
00:25:30
everything.
00:25:30
>> Like kids have no biases. [snorts] No,
00:25:33
like
00:25:33
>> society hasn't told you what you have to
00:25:35
believe and stuff like that.
00:25:37
>> It's just totally open.
00:25:40
>> Did you guys see [ __ ] when you were
00:25:41
kids?
00:25:42
>> More so. Um, not as like vivid I think
00:25:47
as those types of things, but like I
00:25:49
used to, especially like, you know,
00:25:53
fifth grade and below, I'd get like deja
00:25:55
vu like once a week. It was super weird.
00:25:57
like to the point where I was like
00:26:00
predicting things that were about to
00:26:02
happen like I've seen this thing. She's
00:26:04
about to say this. Okay. Yeah. And then
00:26:05
she just said this. It was like super
00:26:07
[ __ ] weird. Happened all the time
00:26:08
when I was a kid.
00:26:10
>> But now like less. I don't know. It's
00:26:12
weird.
00:26:12
>> Yeah.
00:26:12
>> But now I don't see much.
00:26:14
>> Yeah. I only had one really haunted kind
00:26:17
of scary experience when I was like
00:26:19
super young. I think I was in sixth
00:26:21
grade. So what 11, 12, something like
00:26:23
that. And um I was really getting into
00:26:25
like Christianity for like the first
00:26:27
time in my life. And I was um this was
00:26:30
during a time in my life where I was
00:26:31
like going to like a Bible like camp and
00:26:34
I was also like during the weekdays like
00:26:36
I would have like a Bible study on a
00:26:38
Wednesday and then go to church on
00:26:39
Sunday. So I was like really just
00:26:40
involved with [laughter] it.
00:26:41
>> And um it's it's hard to explain but
00:26:44
like I had a loft bed, right? So like it
00:26:47
was one of those where you had to like
00:26:48
climb a ladder to get on top. There's
00:26:50
like a desk underneath. And it happened
00:26:53
like three nights like in a matter of
00:26:55
like a week or two or something like
00:26:57
that. But right before I was about to
00:26:58
fall asleep, like right before I was
00:27:01
like losing consciousness, I just heard
00:27:02
like a like in my like right in my ear
00:27:05
and it like woke me up
00:27:07
>> and then I would try to go to back to
00:27:08
sleep and then like right in my ear
00:27:11
>> like to the point where like I knew I
00:27:13
wasn't like dreaming. I wasn't like
00:27:15
going crazy. I ran to my mom's room. I
00:27:17
told her the story and that happened
00:27:19
again like two other nights in like a
00:27:21
yeah a month maybe I don't know
00:27:22
>> at that point like you just said like 11
00:27:24
or something
00:27:25
>> 11 or 12 yeah something like that and
00:27:27
yeah I still to this day don't know what
00:27:28
it was but like part of me part of me
00:27:31
believes that like because I was getting
00:27:32
into Christianity and stuff like that
00:27:34
like it was something trying to scare me
00:27:36
or like I don't know
00:27:37
>> I have no idea but I've told that story
00:27:40
like once once before.
00:27:42
>> Oh that's so creepy.
00:27:43
>> Yeah. I don't know what it was. I want
00:27:45
to know what this day and this never
00:27:46
happened to me for the rest.
00:27:47
>> Speak up.
00:27:48
>> Yeah, [laughter] exactly.
00:27:49
>> My life. Yeah.
00:27:49
>> And it was just like a couple nights
00:27:50
that it happened.
00:27:51
>> Yeah. It was again, this was so long
00:27:54
ago, so I'm not going to lie. I don't
00:27:55
know. I think it was like it happened
00:27:56
like two or three nights and then like
00:27:58
it would happen like three times.
00:28:00
>> I mean that's significant I would say.
00:28:02
>> To the point where again I went and woke
00:28:04
up my mom at 12 years old. Like
00:28:06
>> Yeah. In middle school like obviously
00:28:08
you don't want to do that. I'm
00:28:09
[laughter] like hey mom like there's
00:28:10
something breathing in my ear before I
00:28:12
like fall asleep.
00:28:12
>> It's so scary. And it was so bad that I
00:28:14
had to um wear headphones.
00:28:16
>> Oh my god.
00:28:17
>> Yeah. To go to sleep cuz I was afraid of
00:28:19
something like breathing in my ear. I
00:28:20
would have anxiety. I could
00:28:21
>> Would you like feel it too? Like hear it
00:28:24
and feel it or just hear it?
00:28:25
>> It would just be like a loud breath. No.
00:28:27
No feeling. Yeah.
00:28:28
>> Damn.
00:28:28
>> And that's it too. No words. It was just
00:28:30
kind of like a like wake up.
00:28:33
>> That's so annoying. I really hate that.
00:28:34
[laughter]
00:28:35
Like [ __ ] himself. I don't like it.
00:28:38
>> Scary.
00:28:39
>> No, that's that's terrifying. It's the
00:28:41
worst when you're a parent of a child
00:28:43
who does that cuz you have to like keep
00:28:44
your [ __ ] together and not traumatize
00:28:48
them by being like that's [ __ ]
00:28:49
terrifying. Like are you serious? Like
00:28:51
when they first told me about when Oh,
00:28:53
the when the twins Yeah. I didn't even
00:28:55
think of that.
00:28:56
>> My my older ones they they haven't
00:28:59
really had a lot of things but they had
00:29:00
one
00:29:01
>> they just knocked it out of the park.
00:29:02
>> They really Yeah, they hit the
00:29:03
[laughter] home run with the one thing
00:29:04
they had and it was in the our we had we
00:29:07
lived in a house that was from like
00:29:08
1860. So it was like crazy old. We
00:29:11
always felt some stuff there. It had
00:29:13
like a lot of history.
00:29:14
>> That place was scary. I used to sleep on
00:29:15
the couch in the living room when I
00:29:16
would come over and I would like hear
00:29:18
[ __ ] in the dining room.
00:29:19
>> There was a lot going on in that house.
00:29:21
And they happened to be in their like
00:29:22
first like bed beds, like toddler beds,
00:29:25
so they weren't like cribs anymore. And
00:29:27
they were like next to the door. And
00:29:30
they just started yelling one night and
00:29:32
John and I run up the stairs cuz we're
00:29:34
like, "What happened?" We thought one of
00:29:35
them like fell out of bed or something.
00:29:37
And they're both sitting there like up
00:29:39
in bed and one of them says like,
00:29:41
"Please get them to leave." And we were
00:29:43
like, "Oh my god,
00:29:44
>> what? Like what are you talking about?"
00:29:46
And she was like, "People came in here
00:29:48
with scissors and we're trying to cut
00:29:49
our sheets."
00:29:50
>> And I was like,
00:29:51
>> "Oh my god, what?"
00:29:53
>> John literally I love John's reaction.
00:29:56
>> Second, we're standing in the doorway
00:29:57
and John just goes, "I'm out." Like he
00:29:59
was like,
00:30:00
>> he was like, "This one's on this one."
00:30:02
Cuz he was like, "I'm going to [ __ ] this
00:30:03
up." Like I can't. [gasps]
00:30:05
>> So I was like, "What?" Okay. And I'm
00:30:07
like, "Oh, what?" And I'm like, "Is it a
00:30:10
lot of people?" And they're like, "Yeah,
00:30:11
a lot of people came in and we're trying
00:30:13
a couple of them were trying to cut our"
00:30:14
And they're like, "I burn my house down
00:30:16
personally." [laughter]
00:30:17
>> And I was like like, "Well, we'll start
00:30:18
fresh somewhere else."
00:30:19
>> I was like, "Okay." And I'm so I'm like
00:30:21
the doorway was right like next to their
00:30:23
bed. And then there's this little like
00:30:24
nook right here where the attic was.
00:30:27
It's like a door to the attic. It was a
00:30:28
very like spooky little area. So I was
00:30:30
like, "Yeah, I would be scared, too." So
00:30:32
I stood in the doorway and I was like,
00:30:34
"Are they in the room right now?" And
00:30:35
she was like, "No." And I was like,
00:30:37
"Where are they?" And she goes, "Right
00:30:38
there." And she pointed behind me in the
00:30:40
little
00:30:41
>> dark ass hallway.
00:30:42
>> Oh my god.
00:30:43
>> So I was like, "Oh my god."
00:30:44
>> Okay. And so I I didn't know what to do.
00:30:46
So I stepped backwards into the nook and
00:30:49
I was like, "So they're like around me
00:30:51
right now." And she was like, "Yes,
00:30:52
they're right." I was like, "Okay." And
00:30:55
I was like, "Listen, guys." And I just
00:30:57
like talked to them and was like,
00:30:58
"You're scaring them. Like they're kids.
00:31:01
This is their house.
00:31:03
>> That's not cool to do." like you can't
00:31:05
scare them. Like you can and I was like
00:31:07
and even if you want to come in our room
00:31:09
and [ __ ] with us, you can. But like you
00:31:11
can't be in this room. This is not okay.
00:31:13
And like please leave.
00:31:14
>> That's horrifying.
00:31:15
>> And it never happened again. Like
00:31:16
>> I mean you set your boundary. I do feel
00:31:18
like spirits somewhat listen to
00:31:19
intentions, you know, or or like
00:31:21
boundaries.
00:31:22
>> We had to sleep in their room that
00:31:23
night, but it never happened again.
00:31:25
[laughter]
00:31:25
>> That was wild. We've been told that like
00:31:27
um even if you can experience really
00:31:29
scary things like that, um spirits do
00:31:32
have to listen to you. You can demand
00:31:33
them. Like we always say like do not
00:31:35
follow us home, you cannot touch me.
00:31:37
That even happened to us like the other
00:31:39
other night which we can get into. But
00:31:41
um yeah, like if you if you tell them
00:31:43
like firmly,
00:31:45
>> they have to listen.
00:31:46
>> Yeah. Yeah, I believe it.
00:31:47
>> You have the power over them.
00:31:48
>> Wait, on a scale of like 1 to 10, how
00:31:50
much do you guys believe in the ghosts
00:31:51
and the paranormal stuff?
00:31:52
>> Oh, like 350.
00:31:54
>> Really?
00:31:54
>> I'm a full believer. I just don't think
00:31:57
I think there's way too much evidence
00:31:58
that there's some kind of afterlife and
00:32:01
that even if even if spirits like quote
00:32:04
unquote aren't actual people, I think
00:32:07
energy goes somewhere.
00:32:09
>> You know what I mean?
00:32:09
>> Energy doesn't die. Yeah, it's a fact.
00:32:12
>> I think I'm like a I'm like a seven or
00:32:15
eight now.
00:32:15
>> Okay. So, there we go. When your kids
00:32:18
were saying these types of things, like
00:32:20
were you not like getting [laughter]
00:32:21
bricks? Yeah, I think Yeah, I think when
00:32:23
they were saying these like when that
00:32:25
when the scissors one happened, I was
00:32:27
probably like a four or five.
00:32:29
>> Okay. That's why I felt a little more
00:32:32
comfortable being like, "Hey, don't
00:32:33
don't be in this room, assholes."
00:32:35
[laughter]
00:32:35
>> It is so crazy to me that we grew up in
00:32:37
the same haunted ass home and that you
00:32:39
are not more of a believer.
00:32:41
>> I know cuz I I just want to like explain
00:32:43
it.
00:32:43
>> I think it's just energy. I think that's
00:32:45
how you explain it.
00:32:46
>> Yeah. I think that's why I'm getting
00:32:47
more like
00:32:47
>> What were mainly the things that brought
00:32:49
you from a four to a seven right now? I
00:32:51
think now that we've gone through some
00:32:53
of these like I had never really done it
00:32:55
that much. So I didn't I had like things
00:32:58
going on in my own house but I could
00:32:59
kind of explain them away in some way.
00:33:01
>> Yeah.
00:33:02
>> Or just in my brain explain them away. I
00:33:03
was like it's fine that [laughter] that
00:33:05
happens.
00:33:05
>> But these kind of things like even like
00:33:08
getting touched by something I think
00:33:10
when we went to the USS Salem something
00:33:12
like blew in my ear.
00:33:13
>> Oh yeah.
00:33:15
And I fully felt it like fully felt it
00:33:18
and did not expect to feel it. So like
00:33:20
scared the [ __ ] I think I jumped like
00:33:21
40 ft in the [laughter] air.
00:33:25
>> That was terrifying. I think those kind
00:33:26
of things I just can't
00:33:29
>> explain that and feelings now like going
00:33:32
into certain like Lizzie Bordon going
00:33:33
into that house like
00:33:35
>> this feels different.
00:33:36
>> We've both been told before and I think
00:33:39
you were recently told again like that
00:33:40
we're intuitive.
00:33:41
>> Yeah.
00:33:42
>> You know, so I do think you're start I
00:33:44
think you're more open to it now. So
00:33:45
you're starting to feel it more when we
00:33:47
go to [clears throat] these different
00:33:48
places.
00:33:48
>> Yeah. I think before I was like, "No,
00:33:50
>> yeah,
00:33:51
>> I don't want."
00:33:51
>> You're like blocked off a little bit.
00:33:53
>> Yeah. Which kind of goes like full
00:33:54
circle to like the the kids and stuff
00:33:56
like experiencing this cuz it's like
00:33:58
you're just more open in general. I
00:34:00
think like spirits or or the energies,
00:34:02
whatever you want to call it, out there
00:34:03
can like tell if you're like
00:34:04
close-minded. And there's actually a
00:34:06
term of it called like a blockhead where
00:34:09
you just like [laughter]
00:34:10
>> you're just blocking
00:34:11
>> won't believe it. So they don't they
00:34:12
don't even try.
00:34:13
>> Yeah. So they're like, "Oh, this guy's
00:34:14
not going to believe." But if you are
00:34:16
open to it, that's when stuff starts
00:34:18
happening.
00:34:19
That makes a lot of sense, actually.
00:34:20
>> Cuz I try when we go into these places
00:34:22
to be as like open-minded as possible
00:34:24
cuz I'm like, well, if I'm going to
00:34:25
experience it, I should experience it.
00:34:27
>> Yeah. Don't try to be like the [ __ ]
00:34:30
who's like, I'm not going to believe
00:34:31
anything. [laughter]
00:34:33
>> I'm not going to try to debunk
00:34:34
everything.
00:34:35
>> That's what we tell all of our guests
00:34:36
that when we walk in, it's like, hey,
00:34:37
like if if we notice them being like
00:34:40
kind of like a blockhead, it's like,
00:34:41
well, you're not going to get anything
00:34:42
if you're literally going out to deny
00:34:44
it. you know, when we first started
00:34:46
ghost hunting, we both like didn't
00:34:48
believe in the paranormal side of it
00:34:49
much. Uh, and we didn't get much, you
00:34:52
know, but then when we really were out
00:34:54
there like, okay, well, you know, put
00:34:56
the cameras off. Let's actually try to
00:34:57
get something happen just purely out of
00:34:59
interest. That's when we started getting
00:35:01
stuff happen. So, it's like that's
00:35:02
always the best way to go about it when
00:35:03
ghost hunting and all these different
00:35:05
things. Be openminded. You're like, let
00:35:07
things happen.
00:35:08
>> Makes sense.
00:35:08
>> That's the thing. When you just let it
00:35:10
happen, it happens.
00:35:11
>> It sure does. Yeah.
00:35:12
>> Yeah. Like when we were at Lizzie Bordon
00:35:14
and we'll get into our little game in a
00:35:16
second, but when we went to Lizzie
00:35:17
Bordon, we were all sitting. We were
00:35:19
with Karen and Sabrina from Two Girls
00:35:20
One Ghost
00:35:21
>> and we were sitting in the kitchen or
00:35:23
like the dining room. That's where we
00:35:25
were.
00:35:25
>> Yeah. The dining room.
00:35:26
>> And we were all just reading from like
00:35:27
the guest book where people have put
00:35:29
their experiences. And I think Sabrina
00:35:30
was reading them out loud
00:35:32
>> and like just she was like, "Let's just
00:35:34
see what happens if I read these things
00:35:35
out loud and see if anything happens
00:35:37
from up. We were alone in the house. We
00:35:39
had booked the whole house just for the
00:35:40
four of us. From upstairs, a woman's
00:35:43
voice yelled something so clearly.
00:35:46
>> It was like, "Who's there?" wasn't it?
00:35:48
>> It yelled like, "Who's there?" And it
00:35:49
was a woman's voice and you can hear it
00:35:52
on the c cuz we had like a camera just
00:35:54
sitting on the I literally just thinking
00:35:57
about it
00:35:58
>> cuz you [laughter] can see us on the
00:35:59
camera. All of us just like what was
00:36:01
that?
00:36:01
>> And we we searched. Nothing was up
00:36:03
there. No one was up there.
00:36:04
>> You were so scared to the point where
00:36:06
like Elena thought somebody broke into
00:36:07
the house. Is there somebody in here?
00:36:09
>> That is terrifying.
00:36:11
>> That's what I was more scared of. I was
00:36:12
like, is there like a real person in
00:36:13
here? We were afraid of real people.
00:36:15
[laughter]
00:36:15
>> Definitely.
00:36:16
>> It was so clear though. We weren't
00:36:18
really trying to do anything. We were
00:36:19
just reading the experiences and just
00:36:21
sitting there and I was like,
00:36:22
>> that was the clearest thing we had heard
00:36:24
all night. It was gnarly.
00:36:26
>> That's horrifying. It was so scary.
00:36:28
>> Were you guys filming, too?
00:36:29
>> Yeah. Yeah. I think we have that on
00:36:31
camera. We do somewhere. It's so cool.
00:36:33
>> I was eating Starburst, [clears throat]
00:36:34
so I didn't hear it. [laughter]
00:36:36
I think it's just me and Karen who are
00:36:37
like, "Did everyone hear that?"
00:36:39
>> Yeah. Yeah.
00:36:39
>> Yeah. It was terrifying.
00:36:41
>> But on the on the thing, like the
00:36:42
recording back, you can hear it fully.
00:36:45
>> Oh my god.
00:36:46
>> You just can't make out what she's
00:36:47
saying.
00:36:48
>> Yeah. But you can hear like a voice in
00:36:49
the distance. It was terrifying.
00:36:51
>> Horrifying.
00:36:52
>> My god.
00:36:52
>> It's the [laughter] noises when they're
00:36:54
like outside like even like when we were
00:36:56
doing it and the noises that were
00:36:58
happening like in the distance.
00:37:00
>> Yes.
00:37:00
>> Those are the things that wake me up.
00:37:03
>> And you guys still get scared.
00:37:04
>> Oh yeah. I mean,
00:37:05
>> which is it's like surprising in a way.
00:37:07
>> Yeah. There's some some things that
00:37:08
we're like, okay, like we've heard these
00:37:10
types of things before, but there's
00:37:11
always stuff that's new and it's always
00:37:13
like, you know,
00:37:14
>> terrifying. It's the story that really
00:37:16
freaks me out. So, even though we've
00:37:17
been doing it for years, like someone
00:37:19
would think that we would get used to
00:37:21
it, but it's it's not the case cuz like
00:37:23
we'll spend like a week beforehand like
00:37:25
researching it, studying it, watching
00:37:27
YouTube videos, all that. And so, like
00:37:28
we're kind of prepping ourselves to like
00:37:30
go. And so when we walk in, we're like,
00:37:32
"Oh man, we've already like learned so
00:37:34
much about this place." And that's what
00:37:35
like makes it freaky.
00:37:37
>> That makes a lot of sense. Yeah. Because
00:37:38
you're just so familiar with like every
00:37:40
facet of the house.
00:37:41
>> You know everything about the story. And
00:37:43
so like when you've heard that there's
00:37:45
for example like a door slamming or
00:37:46
something like that and then that
00:37:48
happens to you, it just ultimately makes
00:37:50
it 10 times more scary.
00:37:51
>> Yeah, for sure. And you're like, "What's
00:37:53
coming [laughter] outside the room?" I'm
00:37:55
like, "Is it coming here?
00:37:57
>> And what are we going to do when I fight
00:37:59
this? Of all the places you've gone to,
00:38:02
do you have a favorite?
00:38:04
>> Like in terms of like most scary or
00:38:07
>> Yeah. Or just like one that I would say
00:38:09
most scary or that you like had the most
00:38:11
crazy experiences at?
00:38:12
>> Ooh.
00:38:13
>> Oh, that's really interesting.
00:38:15
>> H
00:38:16
>> I mean one like personally the thing
00:38:19
that scares me the absolute most uh is a
00:38:23
upcoming video that we have. It's we
00:38:25
went to the Paris Catacombs.
00:38:28
>> Stop it. It's 200 miles of the largest
00:38:31
graveyard in the world. 6 million dead
00:38:34
bodies buried underneath Paris. And it's
00:38:37
just miles and miles of a labyrinth of
00:38:40
different like caves systems and
00:38:42
everything like that. And there's no
00:38:43
map. And so
00:38:44
>> you can get lost so easily in there.
00:38:46
>> So easily. We know so many people that
00:38:48
got lost that you know got threatened to
00:38:51
be robbed. There's gangs down there.
00:38:53
People die down there. It's really rough
00:38:55
uh in terms of just like the physical
00:38:57
danger. And then you got to think it
00:38:58
might be one of the most haunted places
00:39:00
in the world with 6 million dead bodies
00:39:02
down there and all the ritualistic stuff
00:39:04
that's gone down there. It's really
00:39:06
really uh dark things. But I we've known
00:39:10
about that for a long time and I've
00:39:12
pushed off that video for I think 5
00:39:13
years now. [laughter]
00:39:16
>> I was like I cannot do it this year. I
00:39:17
cannot do it this year. I cannot do it
00:39:19
this year. I was like, "Need to muster
00:39:20
up some more courage." And we finally
00:39:22
went for this year's like how weak
00:39:24
series and like it was genuinely
00:39:26
terrifying like literally [snorts]
00:39:28
walking around next to
00:39:30
>> hundreds of bones that you know used to
00:39:32
be people and like just like us and it's
00:39:35
just really eerie feelings.
00:39:37
[clears throat] And not only that, like
00:39:38
our investigations were like absolutely
00:39:40
horrifying. We got little we like tried
00:39:42
to record EVPs. Um basically just sound
00:39:46
recordings. You play it back and
00:39:48
sometimes there's, you know, [snorts]
00:39:49
recordings of things that you can't hear
00:39:51
with a human ear and there's literal
00:39:54
guttural screams back at us like and
00:39:58
then sometimes like saying full
00:39:59
sentences back to us and we're like what
00:40:02
is going on here? Like we've never heard
00:40:03
anything like it. Uh it was genuinely
00:40:06
terrifying.
00:40:06
>> And like that place didn't just have
00:40:09
paranormal danger but obviously it was
00:40:11
like illegal to go down there.
00:40:13
>> Uh-huh. [laughter] And then there's
00:40:14
these uh people that like live down
00:40:16
there called cataphiles
00:40:17
>> and they like steal your map and your
00:40:19
flashlight and just so obsessed with
00:40:21
that idea.
00:40:22
>> Did you come into contact with anybody?
00:40:24
>> We ran into one guy. Uh-huh.
00:40:26
>> What was his vibe? Oh, it's for the
00:40:28
video, right?
00:40:29
>> Yeah. [clears throat]
00:40:30
[laughter] Better for the video.
00:40:32
>> So excited for
00:40:34
that one. What's what's really scary is
00:40:36
um we went down there a couple with a
00:40:38
couple buddies and they were like,
00:40:40
"We're not going to tell you certain
00:40:41
things that we know about this place
00:40:42
until afterwards just just for the sake
00:40:44
of your mind." That's really creepy. So,
00:40:47
we leave and he goes, "Okay, well, I
00:40:49
didn't want to say this, but I know a
00:40:51
guy who recently went down there and got
00:40:54
his backpack, his food, his water,
00:40:57
everything stolen from him. Um, and like
00:41:00
he got left deep in the catacombs by a
00:41:03
guide purely just like I just want to
00:41:04
rob the guy. And all he had was 10% left
00:41:08
on his phone battery and then one little
00:41:11
flashlight
00:41:12
>> and he was down there for hours and
00:41:14
hours and hours just waiting aimlessly
00:41:16
walking around before someone luckily
00:41:18
found him
00:41:19
>> and he made it out alive. But like he
00:41:21
could have easily died. Oh yeah. Another
00:41:25
random YouTube explorer that we just
00:41:28
went down there like I want to go film a
00:41:29
video just like we did
00:41:30
>> and his guide left him. Is that what you
00:41:32
said?
00:41:33
>> It's on YouTube. The video's on YouTube.
00:41:35
Um yeah, shout out Nightscape I believe
00:41:37
his name was.
00:41:38
>> You have to see this.
00:41:40
>> You have to watch it. It It's like
00:41:42
>> probably one of the scariest YouTube
00:41:44
videos I've ever seen cuz it's so real
00:41:46
and like you he's by himself completely.
00:41:48
No food, no water, and he needed he was
00:41:50
like uh from England, so he didn't know
00:41:53
like obviously like the French language
00:41:54
or anything.
00:41:55
>> He can't really [laughter] communicate.
00:41:56
>> Yeah. So scary.
00:41:58
>> I would just sobb. I think I would just
00:42:00
sit down [laughter] and cry.
00:42:02
>> And like if your if your light goes out,
00:42:05
it is pitch black.
00:42:06
>> Oh yeah. It's like I mean it's a
00:42:07
>> Not only are you in a labyrinth and you
00:42:09
have no idea what's going on, it's pitch
00:42:11
black. So you literally can't see
00:42:14
anything.
00:42:14
>> And it's like a pitch black you can't
00:42:15
conceive of.
00:42:16
>> Oh. It's like we don't exist in that
00:42:18
pitch black.
00:42:20
>> Like you could have your your finger
00:42:21
right next to your eyeball and you could
00:42:22
not see that.
00:42:23
>> Not even like sense it
00:42:24
>> there. Claustrophobia been like wing
00:42:27
through waters that go up to your chest
00:42:28
and stuff that's freezing cold.
00:42:30
>> Did you guys have to wade through water?
00:42:32
>> Yeah.
00:42:32
>> So we were completely soaked. Um we had
00:42:35
to like It's so funny. You basically
00:42:37
like in public on a busy street like
00:42:40
climb through a manhole.
00:42:41
>> Yeah. And you're just in front of
00:42:43
[laughter] everybody. It's like when we
00:42:44
were like making our escape finally, we
00:42:46
were like crawling out there like
00:42:47
completely dirty, drenched, like soaked
00:42:49
and people were like looking at us like,
00:42:51
"Oh my god, [laughter]
00:42:53
>> they probably see it all the time." Just
00:42:55
like people coming out of manholes like
00:42:56
all [ __ ] up.
00:42:58
>> Exactly.
00:43:00
>> Like a army crawl like on our hands and
00:43:03
knees and stuff like that for probably a
00:43:05
football field or more like at certain
00:43:07
times just to get from one cave to the
00:43:09
other.
00:43:09
>> Was it like tight?
00:43:10
>> Yeah. Like you had to push.
00:43:11
>> So you essentially caved. Yeah. Push
00:43:14
your backpack. [laughter] Splunking.
00:43:16
>> Is that what it's called?
00:43:17
>> It's called splunking.
00:43:18
>> What's that movie? Um, The Descent.
00:43:21
>> The Descent. Have you ever seen that
00:43:22
>> where they go like cave dive? Oh, you
00:43:24
got to watch.
00:43:24
>> I don't like those movies. It's so scary
00:43:27
to me. So scary.
00:43:28
>> There is a movie based on Paris
00:43:30
Catacombs. As below
00:43:32
scream.
00:43:33
>> Oh my god. Horrifying. I I [laughter]
00:43:36
watched that on the plane going to
00:43:39
Paris. I was getting to the moon.
00:43:41
I was like, I'm not doing
00:43:42
>> Save that for after. [laughter]
00:43:44
>> I was just like, I want to be fully
00:43:45
immersed.
00:43:46
>> Fully and you were. I bet
00:43:48
>> it was. [laughter]
00:43:49
I was like, no, thank you. I'm just
00:43:50
going to take a nap in line and
00:43:53
disassociate real quick.
00:43:54
>> Do you have a favorite?
00:43:56
>> Um, [snorts]
00:43:58
there's so many like cool spots that
00:43:59
we've been to. We've been all like
00:44:01
around the world uh doing this stuff.
00:44:03
So, there's like really cool locations
00:44:04
like castles and stuff. But, in terms of
00:44:06
like just one that comes to mind is have
00:44:09
you guys been to Velisa? No.
00:44:10
>> Or talk about Fiska.
00:44:12
>> I
00:44:14
That's like my bucket list.
00:44:15
>> Initially, I said that I wouldn't go,
00:44:17
but I think now that we're getting more
00:44:19
into it, I would.
00:44:20
>> Yeah,
00:44:20
>> I'm really I'm dipping more into to
00:44:22
these things. Like, I agreed I'll do
00:44:24
like a Ouija board now and stuff.
00:44:26
>> I know.
00:44:28
We covered like the case.
00:44:31
>> So, you know the story behind it. Mhm.
00:44:33
>> I like out of all the haunted places
00:44:35
that we've been personally that one
00:44:38
talking about feeling when I walked in
00:44:40
there, you can feel how like evil and
00:44:42
heavy it is because it involved a lot of
00:44:44
children and stuff like a lot of messed
00:44:46
up things happened in that house and
00:44:48
like what was it eight people? You guys
00:44:50
noticed eight people.
00:44:51
>> It's been a while since we covered it,
00:44:52
but I'm I think you're right.
00:44:54
>> Yeah. And there's a brutality like blood
00:44:56
on the ceiling and stuff, right?
00:44:58
>> Yeah. and the the axe marks cuz he used
00:45:00
like the blunt side to to murder. So you
00:45:03
can see like the chops in the ceiling.
00:45:05
[laughter] And what's interesting like
00:45:06
what's what makes it scary is it's like
00:45:08
uh just in a random neighborhood. So it
00:45:10
looks like a just a normal little
00:45:12
community, a tiny little neighborhood
00:45:13
next to a bunch of other houses, but
00:45:15
then you walk in and
00:45:16
>> it's like a different world.
00:45:18
>> Yeah, it feels so dark.
00:45:20
>> I feel like the energy in
00:45:21
>> I want to go actually have to try it.
00:45:24
All right. So, obviously you guys have
00:45:26
worked with like a lot of psychics and
00:45:28
mediums throughout your endeavors. So,
00:45:30
we wanted to tell you some of the most
00:45:32
wild techniques that we found from
00:45:34
throughout the years.
00:45:35
>> Okay. Okay.
00:45:36
>> So, just a couple of like interesting
00:45:38
like Victorian era seance.
00:45:41
>> They used to do some weird stuff.
00:45:42
>> They do some and they were like
00:45:44
diabolical.
00:45:45
>> There was a couple that I'm like you
00:45:46
guys rass.
00:45:48
Okay. So, we're talking about some like
00:45:50
scam artist type of stuff.
00:45:51
>> Yeah. Big time. Big time. So, I'm going
00:45:54
to start with possibly the craziest one
00:45:55
that we saw. Um, the ectoplasm of it
00:45:58
all. So, mediums in [laughter] the early
00:46:00
1900s,
00:46:02
>> the ectoplasm. So, mediums in the early
00:46:05
1900s said basically when ectoplasm
00:46:08
started leaking, that was the signal
00:46:10
that they had tapped into the spirit
00:46:11
world. That's how you knew like was
00:46:13
going down, you know.
00:46:15
>> Yeah. [laughter]
00:46:15
>> Damn, that happens to us all the time.
00:46:18
>> Always goo everywhere.
00:46:20
>> All kinds of goo. [laughter]
00:46:22
Um, so it would sometimes include a
00:46:24
gauzy substance leaking from all kinds
00:46:26
of places on the medium. Their ears,
00:46:29
their mouth, their nose, their eyes.
00:46:31
>> Um, and apparently sometimes even their
00:46:33
genitalia.
00:46:36
>> Yeah. And I have a picture of that. It's
00:46:38
It's safe for work, but
00:46:40
>> kind of.
00:46:43
>> Oh, what the [laughter]
00:46:45
>> Wait, that's a lot.
00:46:49
>> Way more than expected.
00:46:51
>> Yeah.
00:46:52
Damn. [laughter]
00:46:54
Has that ever happened to you?
00:46:55
>> Super excited.
00:46:56
>> One time I had [laughter] some goo
00:46:58
coming out of my pants.
00:47:00
It was insane. It was crazy.
00:47:02
>> Almost [laughter] that much.
00:47:04
>> It was loud.
00:47:05
>> Stoked.
00:47:06
>> You're like, "Damn, the ghosts are here.
00:47:08
[laughter]
00:47:09
>> Please stop.
00:47:09
>> Something is happening.
00:47:11
>> Please stop."
00:47:12
>> It would not stop.
00:47:14
>> So eventually when this like really got
00:47:17
popular, the term ectopplasm was coined.
00:47:20
I don't know what the [ __ ] they were
00:47:21
calling [laughter] it before.
00:47:22
>> Oh [snorts] god.
00:47:24
>> God only knows. But uh yeah, that term
00:47:26
was coined by French uh physiologist and
00:47:28
uh psychical researcher Charles Rcher.
00:47:32
>> So as soon as the white viscous fluid
00:47:34
started leaking from wherever it did,
00:47:36
that's when you knew that the spirits
00:47:37
were in town.
00:47:38
>> I guess what the medium said the purpose
00:47:41
of the fluid was during the seances was
00:47:43
that it would turn into like the face of
00:47:46
a person trying to be contacted from the
00:47:48
other side.
00:47:48
>> Okay. Um, yeah. It would
00:47:50
>> see face in the goo.
00:47:51
>> They'd see faces in the goo. And we'll
00:47:54
get into that. They really [laughter]
00:47:55
>> investigated the goo.
00:47:57
>> Sometimes the goo would be like a limb.
00:47:58
Like it would it would look like an arm,
00:48:00
like [laughter] a disembodied arm.
00:48:02
>> Uh, or sometimes it could be like a full
00:48:04
body figure.
00:48:06
>> Oh.
00:48:06
>> In of the goo.
00:48:07
>> That is a lot of goo. [laughter]
00:48:09
A lot.
00:48:10
>> I did not know this much ectopplasm
00:48:12
existed.
00:48:12
>> I didn't either. Uh, so now the
00:48:15
interesting thing about this though is
00:48:16
that apparently the mediums would tell
00:48:18
you this would only work in the dark.
00:48:20
The lights could not be on and you could
00:48:23
not get close to them while this was
00:48:24
happening.
00:48:26
>> Can't see.
00:48:26
>> And if you turned on the light, they
00:48:28
were like, "Oh, it's just going to dis
00:48:29
disintegrate." So, like, we got to keep
00:48:31
it super dark up in here.
00:48:33
>> They So, Harry Houdini was a huge
00:48:35
skeptic of this practice. And he called
00:48:37
out mediums and basically how they got
00:48:40
to getting the ectopplasm to come out.
00:48:42
He said they were swallowing all kinds
00:48:44
of things like cotton mixed with goose
00:48:46
grease.
00:48:47
>> Goose?
00:48:47
>> Cloth, gauze, muslin, and sometimes
00:48:50
sheep's lungs.
00:48:52
>> What?
00:48:52
>> What?
00:48:53
>> They would like mix all this [ __ ]
00:48:54
together. Like it makes me think of just
00:48:56
like papier-mâché.
00:48:57
>> Yeah.
00:48:58
>> And but they would ingest it or they'd
00:49:00
like stick it in their ears and they'd
00:49:02
have like wires that they could pull
00:49:04
like obviously without showing whoever
00:49:06
they were reading and that's when it
00:49:07
would start to flow. I don't know about
00:49:09
how they like how that picture came to
00:49:12
be.
00:49:12
>> Imagine being that committed to the bit.
00:49:15
>> Like you are that committed to the scam
00:49:17
>> that you're willing to swallow chiffon
00:49:19
and
00:49:20
>> or put it in places.
00:49:21
>> Yeah. Or put it in places.
00:49:22
>> Put it Yeah. And just [laughter]
00:49:25
allow it to like
00:49:26
>> I'm not committed to that. No.
00:49:28
>> Yeah. Cuz they would essentially just
00:49:30
like make themselves sick in the cases
00:49:31
where it came out of their mouth. They
00:49:33
would they just like throw up sheep like
00:49:34
agitated it out.
00:49:35
>> Yeah. Ah. So one of the mediums who was
00:49:38
famous for this was Martha. Um she was
00:49:41
also known as Eva C or Eva Kerier. She
00:49:44
was actually said to be the first person
00:49:46
to introduce this practice. And
00:49:48
sometimes she would even include like
00:49:49
little pictures of people um so that
00:49:52
when it started leaking out, people
00:49:54
would look at the photos and be like,
00:49:55
"Oh my god, that's my grandma.
00:49:57
[laughter]
00:49:58
>> Oh my god, that's my cousin Beth who
00:50:00
died like seven years ago." What? But
00:50:03
she eventually got exposed when people
00:50:05
realized that the photos were of
00:50:07
celebrities from magazines and she would
00:50:10
cut them out and like disguise them
00:50:12
somehow.
00:50:13
>> What?
00:50:13
>> What?
00:50:15
>> Eventually somebody during a seance was
00:50:17
like, "Wait a second. This is like a
00:50:18
king from like another country. This is
00:50:20
not my grandpa." [laughter]
00:50:22
>> Whoa.
00:50:23
>> And she got called out.
00:50:24
>> Wait, so you're saying that they would
00:50:26
like eat the paper and then like
00:50:28
regurgitate it?
00:50:29
>> Yeah. She would basically she used I
00:50:31
guess sheep's lungs mixed with like
00:50:33
other stuff like muslin and that kind of
00:50:34
thing and she would like crinkle up
00:50:37
pictures into it. So then when they
00:50:39
would you know go through the goo they
00:50:41
would see the pictures.
00:50:43
>> Oh
00:50:44
>> was she someone who like puked it out or
00:50:46
did she like piss it out? Was she one of
00:50:48
which one?
00:50:49
>> So I think she [laughter] is
00:50:52
>> this isn't her. Here's another one.
00:50:55
>> So some people were puking.
00:50:56
>> Oh god.
00:50:57
>> Eat it. Yeah. I think she did all kinds
00:51:00
of things with her ectoplasm. I think
00:51:02
she was one of the uh [laughter]
00:51:04
>> these people as well. Okay.
00:51:07
>> I think she it was just coming out of
00:51:08
everyone.
00:51:10
>> Like somebody peeing out your grandma.
00:51:11
[laughter]
00:51:12
>> Kind of insane.
00:51:13
>> Or what you think is your grandma's the
00:51:15
king of
00:51:17
>> That's a man. Not my grandma. [laughter]
00:51:19
>> That's a man.
00:51:21
>> So that was that was our girl.
00:51:23
>> That's crazy.
00:51:24
>> Wow.
00:51:25
>> Eva. So that's ectopplasm.
00:51:27
>> It's so funny. We were doing this
00:51:29
investigation in Australia at a prison.
00:51:32
What was that prison called? You know,
00:51:34
>> oh my god.
00:51:35
>> I don't know. It doesn't really matter.
00:51:36
But we were at this uh prison and like
00:51:38
we did this whole investigation. 3:00 in
00:51:40
the morning, the the owner walks in. He
00:51:43
goes, "You guys want to see something
00:51:45
cool?"
00:51:47
>> Yes. [laughter]
00:51:49
>> And he goes, "If you don't tell anybody,
00:51:51
I have ectoplasm."
00:51:55
Like, "This is amazing." Huh?
00:51:58
>> [laughter]
00:51:58
>> Say what?
00:51:59
>> I have never heard of someone having
00:52:01
ectoplasm. I keep it in a jar. I was
00:52:04
like, "Okay, you're a jar of liquid. I
00:52:06
have to see like [laughter] we got to do
00:52:08
this." We're with a couple other
00:52:10
buddies. And so 4:00 a.m. walk into this
00:52:12
guy's like back office and he pulls out
00:52:14
this jar of clear looking weird goo
00:52:18
liquid [laughter] and it's in this like,
00:52:21
you know, mason jar. He's like, "I've
00:52:22
been keeping this for ages." I was like,
00:52:25
"Where did you get this? I have a lot of
00:52:28
followup questions. [laughter]
00:52:30
>> I'm like I I don't know if I want to
00:52:32
know, but like also
00:52:34
>> what I've never We've We've seen a lot
00:52:36
of interesting characters, but we've
00:52:38
never had someone present their
00:52:41
>> ectom
00:52:42
>> ectoplasm [laughter]
00:52:42
in a jar. I keep this special just to
00:52:45
show people. And I was like, it
00:52:48
>> said it was like he found the goo on
00:52:50
some table, right?
00:52:51
>> Yeah. like after just like the seance
00:52:53
stories like after like a big like
00:52:55
investigation like there was just goo
00:52:57
that appeared
00:52:58
>> and he just said you know some of this
00:53:00
[laughter] goo and thula and just got
00:53:03
into the jar.
00:53:04
>> No the vibe I get from him is just
00:53:05
straight hair. [laughter] Yeah. He
00:53:07
didn't even give me that goo.
00:53:08
>> Yeah. So you held it.
00:53:09
>> Well I tried I like reached for it.
00:53:11
>> The jar that was.
00:53:12
>> Yeah. And he was like like you
00:53:13
[laughter] can't touch my goo. And I was
00:53:14
like I'm so sorry.
00:53:16
>> I'm so sorry.
00:53:17
>> Said you can look but no touch. But
00:53:19
[laughter] he was like,
00:53:19
>> "Yes, sir."
00:53:21
>> Damn. How do you leave that
00:53:23
conversation?
00:53:24
>> We were [laughter] like, "Thanks.
00:53:26
>> We're going to go uh do our lastation."
00:53:28
>> Yeah. It was so bizarre.
00:53:31
>> It was exactly the color that you would
00:53:33
imagine
00:53:35
>> this [clears throat] to be.
00:53:36
>> At least he presented it in a jar and
00:53:38
didn'tact.
00:53:40
[laughter]
00:53:41
>> Yeah.
00:53:42
>> Or just like leak it out of their nose
00:53:44
or something.
00:53:45
>> Exactly.
00:53:45
>> Gross. Holy [laughter] [ __ ] Also, I'm
00:53:48
like now hearing him say that in an
00:53:50
Australian accent in my head.
00:53:51
>> Oh, I didn't even [laughter] think of
00:53:52
that.
00:53:53
>> My goo. That was a little
00:53:55
>> Don't touch my goo. Please [laughter]
00:53:59
>> get roasted for our Australian accent.
00:54:01
>> Sorry.
00:54:03
>> I [laughter] want to see ecto. No, I
00:54:04
don't.
00:54:05
>> I [snorts] change my mind.
00:54:06
>> I kind of do.
00:54:07
>> I'll hear about it. I just
00:54:08
>> I don't want to experience [laughter] it
00:54:09
happening, but I' i'd see that guy's jar
00:54:11
of ectoplasm.
00:54:12
>> Look at that guy's got jar.
00:54:14
>> I'd be like, "Please, let [laughter] me
00:54:15
see."
00:54:16
>> Damn. Well, mine are not
00:54:18
>> characters.
00:54:19
>> Mine are not nearly as like
00:54:21
>> graphic [laughter]
00:54:21
>> wild as that.
00:54:23
>> So, I was just going to talk about
00:54:25
spirit trumpets, which which just seemed
00:54:27
to me like silly.
00:54:29
>> They were like these little cone shaped
00:54:30
trumpet things that they would be like
00:54:32
cardboard or metal
00:54:33
>> and they used it. It just made me think
00:54:35
of those like cartoons where like they
00:54:37
would put like a giant horn to their ear
00:54:39
>> and they would put a horn to their ear
00:54:40
and say that they were like hearing the
00:54:42
spirits talk to them
00:54:44
>> and then they would use the horn to like
00:54:45
distort their voice and pretend that the
00:54:47
spirit was speaking through them.
00:54:49
>> Oh.
00:54:49
>> And sometimes they would levitate it
00:54:51
with like wires and [ __ ] and if it was
00:54:53
an audience they would have it levitate
00:54:54
over to the person that was getting the
00:54:57
message. So they would just like and it
00:54:59
would be like little kids sometimes
00:55:01
under a table who were like trolling
00:55:03
>> at their night job.
00:55:04
>> Yeah. Just like, you know, [laughter]
00:55:05
moonlighting after school.
00:55:08
>> And they would just have it float over
00:55:10
to the person that the message was for
00:55:12
and like it would just come plop by your
00:55:13
ear. [laughter] That's pretty high tech.
00:55:16
>> That's pretty.
00:55:17
>> I kind of want to see that.
00:55:18
>> But it had to be dark so you couldn't
00:55:19
see like a glide. Yeah. When you're
00:55:22
scamming it's dark always. [laughter]
00:55:24
For sure. Always. So, there's that one
00:55:26
that was just silly to me that I was
00:55:27
like, I just pictured this little like
00:55:29
trumpet floating through the
00:55:30
[snorts and laughter] air. It's like,
00:55:30
you got a message.
00:55:32
>> And then one that was diabolically evil
00:55:34
to me, and they did it a lot
00:55:37
>> was sometimes they would embed they
00:55:39
would like make the candles themselves
00:55:40
and they would put the if they were
00:55:42
doing a reading for like specific
00:55:44
people, they would put the perfume or
00:55:46
cologne of the person's loved one in the
00:55:48
candle wax. So when they burned the
00:55:50
candle, they would smell the colona
00:55:53
perfume and they would think that the
00:55:54
person was there. And I was like,
00:55:57
>> what? That's [ __ ] up on another level.
00:55:59
>> So messed up.
00:56:00
>> Also, how do they know the person's
00:56:03
perfume?
00:56:03
>> That's the thing. I don't know if they
00:56:04
would do like a
00:56:05
>> There was only three back then. So
00:56:07
[laughter]
00:56:08
maybe that was it.
00:56:09
>> Luck in the draw, I guess.
00:56:10
>> Yeah. They didn't have to worry about
00:56:11
like the whole perfume center. Sephora,
00:56:14
I guess,
00:56:14
>> like Chanel worry about, but
00:56:16
>> some some oil.
00:56:19
Yeah.
00:56:19
>> Yeah. [laughter] This is like a flower.
00:56:21
>> That is pretty messed up.
00:56:23
>> Oh my god.
00:56:23
>> Can you And they'd like bring it up like
00:56:25
they'd be like, "Oh, I smell something."
00:56:26
And the person would be like, "That's my
00:56:28
husband's cologne."
00:56:29
>> Oh, that's like, "Well, it has to be
00:56:31
here." And I'm like, "You have to be the
00:56:33
nastiest
00:56:34
>> person." Yeah.
00:56:36
>> To go with that. Yeah.
00:56:37
>> I won't commit to the bit enough to piss
00:56:39
out exo ectopplasm. And I will not
00:56:41
commit to that bit [laughter] either.
00:56:43
>> I'm glad that you're not willing to piss
00:56:44
out ectoplasm.
00:56:46
>> That's a good quality.
00:56:47
>> I will not. I stand this is I'm standing
00:56:48
on business right now and I will not do
00:56:50
that. [laughter]
00:56:50
>> Just hold it in a jar but not this
00:56:52
>> hold in a jar for sure but I will not
00:56:54
produce it.
00:56:55
>> Yeah,
00:56:56
>> we were just talking about that how like
00:56:57
it is so like [ __ ] up to like think
00:57:00
there are people that make money on
00:57:04
telling you about your dead loved ones
00:57:05
when they have absolutely no idea.
00:57:08
>> You know that is [ __ ] up.
00:57:09
>> Like Sylvia Brown cuz it's like how do
00:57:11
you [laughter] how do you just go to
00:57:12
sleep after that?
00:57:13
>> Yeah.
00:57:14
>> You know cuz you know you're lying.
00:57:16
>> Yeah. Exactly. How do you how do you
00:57:18
live with yourself?
00:57:18
>> Or do you think they get to the point
00:57:20
where they think they're on to
00:57:21
something?
00:57:22
>> I think that happens to a lot of people.
00:57:24
>> Yeah, definitely.
00:57:25
>> I think they might know that they're
00:57:28
like deceiving potentially, but they're
00:57:31
also like helping people out. Like they
00:57:33
probably justify it in their head by
00:57:35
being like, "Oh, well, it's making them
00:57:36
feel better to get these answers." When
00:57:38
in reality, they're just lying to you or
00:57:40
whatever.
00:57:41
>> Buddying the water.
00:57:42
>> Yeah, that's how they justify it.
00:57:43
>> Yeah, I think that makes sense. I've
00:57:45
been getting I'm like on a Sylvia Brown
00:57:47
kick right now because I'm getting them
00:57:49
on my TikTok for some I don't know where
00:57:51
they came from. I don't know how this
00:57:53
happened.
00:57:53
>> Now you're gonna get more because we're
00:57:54
talking.
00:57:54
>> Oh, I already am. I'm on like Sylvia
00:57:56
Brown talk all of a sudden. [laughter]
00:57:57
It's like people just started like ser
00:57:59
she was like this psychic from she used
00:58:01
to be on all these talk shows like she
00:58:04
was always on like Montel Williams
00:58:05
>> like Sally Jesse Rafel like you know
00:58:07
those kind of daytime talk shows
00:58:09
>> and she would go on there and she would
00:58:11
like but she would help with like
00:58:12
investigations and like tell or she
00:58:14
wouldn't help with investigations she
00:58:15
would give her input
00:58:17
>> and she would like talk to like family
00:58:18
members if people were missing or
00:58:20
murdered and like give them information
00:58:22
and there was a couple of times that she
00:58:23
was so wildly wrong that it was like
00:58:26
crazy like one there's a clip of her and
00:58:29
it's one lady talking about her husband
00:58:32
or her boyfriend or fiance I forget
00:58:34
which one and she was like he died and
00:58:36
you know I just like I need some closure
00:58:39
I need to know where he is we were never
00:58:40
able to get his body and she doesn't
00:58:42
tell her anything else and Sylvia Brown
00:58:45
looks at her and says well that's cuz
00:58:46
he's in the water and she was like and
00:58:49
you telling people that
00:58:50
>> oh yeah she loves that she'll throw you
00:58:51
in the water no matter what but she says
00:58:53
she's like [laughter] water honey and so
00:58:55
she's like honey he's in the water and
00:58:56
you can see the lady be like,
00:58:58
>> "That's what?" And she goes,
00:58:59
>> "Well, it was 911 and he was a
00:59:02
firefighter on 9/11." So like, so how do
00:59:05
you get in?
00:59:06
>> And you can see Sylvia Brown be like,
00:59:08
>> she said, "Damn, I go to
00:59:10
>> he's in the water." Like she just
00:59:12
commits to it, but you can see it. She's
00:59:13
like, "Fuck." Like she's I [ __ ] that up.
00:59:16
But she just commits. And you can see
00:59:17
the lady's like, "Okay."
00:59:19
>> And just sits down. I was like, "You
00:59:21
[ __ ] Yeah, that's so bad. [laughter]
00:59:23
>> Throw that their loved ones in the
00:59:25
water, too. I'm like the worst kind of
00:59:27
outcome that you
00:59:29
>> to another parent of a case that we
00:59:31
covered. And wasn't the girl like still
00:59:33
alive and being held captive?
00:59:34
>> I think so. She's done it a couple of
00:59:36
times.
00:59:36
>> Yeah. Like once the water trick doesn't
00:59:38
pan out for you one time, you think
00:59:39
you'd move on? [laughter]
00:59:41
>> Once you fail at it like that, you need
00:59:43
you need to retire the water. Like don't
00:59:46
don't use that one again after you hear
00:59:48
that. Cuz when she said he it was 911
00:59:50
when he died and he was a firefighter, I
00:59:52
was like, "What?
00:59:53
>> How do you [ __ ] that up so bad?"
00:59:54
>> Silia, honey.
00:59:55
>> Silia, I'm telling you, though, on
00:59:56
Sylvia Brown Tik Tok,
00:59:58
>> you'll get all these awful clips.
01:00:00
>> That actually would be like be so cool
01:00:02
to like just see a compilation of all
01:00:04
the mediums like just failing horribly
01:00:06
[laughter] just like catching them in
01:00:07
the act and they're like, "Oh god."
01:00:09
>> Yep. Cuz you can see it on there. Like
01:00:11
you can see the panic set in for like a
01:00:13
second, but she recovers so fast and
01:00:16
just commits.
01:00:17
>> That's crazy. so personal. I would not
01:00:19
be able to do that.
01:00:20
>> Yeah,
01:00:21
>> I would die. Like I would just start
01:00:23
crying. I would never be able to do
01:00:25
that. I couldn't
01:00:26
>> deceive someone like that.
01:00:28
>> No naming names, but have you ever
01:00:30
worked with a medium and been like I
01:00:32
don't know.
01:00:33
>> There's definitely a lot of like
01:00:35
interesting characters. I mean, we've
01:00:37
been doing this for years. There's a lot
01:00:38
of people that like you're like,
01:00:40
>> h
01:00:40
>> there's like no way that that can be
01:00:43
correct.
01:00:44
>> Yeah.
01:00:45
>> Yeah. So, definitely a couple for sure.
01:00:47
But then on the flip side, have you had
01:00:48
things be like, "Holy [ __ ]
01:00:51
[laughter]
01:00:51
>> yeah, we've experienced that as a
01:00:54
group." But yeah, 1,000%.
01:00:55
>> So it's like, yeah, I believe in some
01:00:58
and then I think some are scam artists.
01:00:59
>> That's what I think. That's pretty much
01:01:00
what I think too.
01:01:01
>> I do think people have that ability
01:01:04
>> like mediums especially, I feel like,
01:01:06
>> but I think there's a lot of people who
01:01:08
are just kind of looking for the money.
01:01:10
>> Yeah, for sure.
01:01:11
>> I think I'm like probably 90% maybe 80
01:01:14
85% are fake. And then there's 10% that
01:01:19
real because I think most people do it
01:01:20
for the money.
01:01:21
>> And I think the people that are out
01:01:23
there that are doing it genuinely to
01:01:24
help people and you can tell that
01:01:26
they're either not taking it for the
01:01:27
money or like it's not their main gig.
01:01:29
It's just like a side thing that they
01:01:31
do. I think those people are a lot more
01:01:33
believable. Other people that are doing
01:01:34
it for like research and stuff like
01:01:35
that, I think that's much more
01:01:36
believable. But like
01:01:38
>> all [clears throat] the little mom and
01:01:39
pop shops that are like a psychic 50%
01:01:41
off today, it's like okay you right.
01:01:45
your stomach ends meet actually.
01:01:47
>> Uh so it's it's much different.
01:01:49
>> I've definitely been to psychics and had
01:01:50
them tell me things and I've been like
01:01:52
what? [laughter]
01:01:53
>> That's not accurate at all.
01:01:54
>> Yeah.
01:01:56
>> But then on the flip side, I've been to
01:01:57
psychics and they've like predicted
01:01:58
things in my life that have happened and
01:02:00
I've been like, "Holy shit."
01:02:01
>> Yeah. It just depends.
01:02:02
>> When we first started this, I was like,
01:02:04
>> "Yeah, sure. Someone can tell the
01:02:06
future." But now I'm like, "Oh, wait.
01:02:08
Someone can probably tell the future.
01:02:09
[laughter]
01:02:10
What is going on here? Wait a second.
01:02:11
This is insane." Yeah.
01:02:13
>> Uh, but I heard someone describe it as
01:02:15
like
01:02:16
>> it's just another one of the human
01:02:18
senses and some people have more dormant
01:02:21
than others. Just like some people have
01:02:23
perfect pitch, you know, it's like very
01:02:26
rare but humans can't have that and then
01:02:29
it's like people do it. It happens. You
01:02:31
know, it's just one of these things that
01:02:32
like, you know, a very select few people
01:02:36
have that ability to see certain things
01:02:38
or frequencies that others can't. And so
01:02:41
with that logic, I was like, that kind
01:02:43
of makes sense. Like the idea of
01:02:45
something like a perfect pitch or like
01:02:46
you know the people that are like the
01:02:48
fastest people in the world or
01:02:49
something. I was like there people with
01:02:50
superhuman type of talents and it isn't
01:02:53
too farfetched to believe that some
01:02:55
talents can help you see things or hear
01:02:59
things that are not necessarily uh
01:03:01
accessible to everybody.
01:03:03
>> Yeah, definitely.
01:03:04
>> Each medium too has like a different
01:03:06
sort of skill that we've we've found it
01:03:08
seems like. So, like we've met some that
01:03:09
are only able to see figures or people,
01:03:13
whatever. Um, but then there's some that
01:03:14
like can feel it. There's some that use
01:03:16
like the clarommancy and stuff that use
01:03:19
like the bone throwing. Yeah. Just a lot
01:03:22
of different techniques to to contact or
01:03:24
see the afterlife. It's interesting.
01:03:26
>> It is interesting. I feel like the ones
01:03:28
who do like, and this is just me, when
01:03:30
they do like a big audience of people,
01:03:33
>> those are the ones that I'm like, I
01:03:34
don't buy it. I do not buy stage and
01:03:36
stuff. Yeah. I just can't buy it.
01:03:39
>> My girl Teresa Caputo.
01:03:40
>> I
01:03:41
>> Oh, she's a Long Island, right?
01:03:43
>> She's Long Island medium. I don't know.
01:03:45
[laughter]
01:03:45
>> I I do believe her.
01:03:48
>> I don't want It's You know, I believe
01:03:50
her period. [laughter]
01:03:51
>> Yeah.
01:03:52
>> I believe her. Okay.
01:03:53
>> I just love her. I'm skeptical.
01:03:56
>> I've seen her show when I was like
01:03:57
little. I loved it. So, I'm like
01:03:58
>> I loved the show when I was [laughter]
01:04:01
too.
01:04:02
>> It's just the audience, the big audience
01:04:03
ones. of like
01:04:05
>> it's hard when you see like shows of
01:04:06
like mentalists or like illusionists
01:04:08
that like you think whoa
01:04:11
>> how in the world did they know that but
01:04:13
then it's just like you know a trick
01:04:15
that they've done a 100 thousand times
01:04:17
>> of hand or that's the thing
01:04:19
>> some quick thing that we don't see
01:04:21
>> and when you really break it down
01:04:22
sometimes when they do like the big
01:04:23
audience things when you break down how
01:04:25
they get to the answer it's like so
01:04:28
clear how they get there that you're
01:04:30
like
01:04:30
>> in the moment you don't think that
01:04:32
[laughter]
01:04:32
>> yeah people give information and they
01:04:34
don't realize they are.
01:04:35
>> That's very true.
01:04:36
>> Yeah, that was a really good cold
01:04:38
reading and stuff like that.
01:04:40
>> I love seeing the people who like won't
01:04:42
give information though and the psychic
01:04:44
is actually for real and they're like
01:04:46
basically nothing. Yeah, you are one of
01:04:48
those people. [laughter]
01:04:49
>> I always go whenever we go to a psychic
01:04:50
or any tarot [clears throat] card, I'd
01:04:52
give nothing. [laughter] I will just sit
01:04:54
there and I want to see.
01:04:55
>> I take my rings off. I won't like even
01:04:58
show that I'm there. Like nothing.
01:04:59
>> They're like, does that make sense? And
01:05:00
she's like I'm like maybe I don't know.
01:05:02
just like you tell me. [laughter]
01:05:06
>> No, no, no. Keep going. You know
01:05:07
[clears throat] better than I do.
01:05:08
>> Well, I'm like yes. And when my husband
01:05:10
said that, you know, my dog from four
01:05:11
years ago, [laughter]
01:05:13
>> we lived here and I start crying. I'm
01:05:16
like, that's so Yeah. [laughter]
01:05:19
>> Like I'm on to something.
01:05:22
>> Oh, baby. So, we're going to we'll move
01:05:25
on to um we'll do a little game.
01:05:27
>> Hell yeah.
01:05:28
>> Games with love games.
01:05:30
>> We'd love to do a would you rather.
01:05:32
>> Okay. Okay. Yeah, we're going to start
01:05:33
off with that. So,
01:05:34
>> are you guys participating or is it just
01:05:35
us?
01:05:36
>> We always participate. Yeah.
01:05:37
>> Okay. Cool. Cool.
01:05:38
>> Um All right. So, would you rather let a
01:05:40
Ouija board spirit possess your right
01:05:42
hand for 24 hours
01:05:44
>> or you both [laughter] like Wait a
01:05:47
second.
01:05:47
>> That's so specific.
01:05:49
>> It is. Or would you rather let Zach
01:05:51
beans narrate a few months of your life
01:05:53
in A DRAMATIC VOICEOVER?
01:05:55
>> OH, THAT'S a dream [laughter] come true.
01:05:56
>> Oh my god. Yeah.
01:05:59
TV narration. We [laughter] love Zack
01:06:01
Higgins. He is the king of paranormal.
01:06:04
If if he was like, "Now you're going to
01:06:06
go downstairs [laughter]
01:06:08
>> and eat some cereal." I would actually
01:06:10
be so happy.
01:06:12
>> He can make literally like a puppy
01:06:14
terrifying, you know.
01:06:16
>> No, it's actually [laughter] so true.
01:06:18
>> His narration is, you know,
01:06:20
>> his narrations are like top tier.
01:06:23
>> They are cuz [laughter] they're crazy.
01:06:24
They're intense.
01:06:25
>> It would be like a slow narration. I
01:06:27
feel like he's just like, "Now we're
01:06:29
going to the car." And you're like,
01:06:30
"Come on, come on, I have to go."
01:06:32
[laughter]
01:06:32
>> Drive me a little crazy.
01:06:34
>> I feel like I've been having someone
01:06:36
narrate my life would drive me insane.
01:06:39
>> I was going to [laughter] say I kind of
01:06:40
I would think it's hilarious for like
01:06:42
maybe a couple of hours. Like I'd be
01:06:44
like, [laughter] "This is so fun."
01:06:45
>> I wouldn't even make it a couple hours.
01:06:47
>> I think hour three I'd be like, "You can
01:06:49
[ __ ] leave now." [laughter]
01:06:50
>> Like alone time.
01:06:52
>> Yeah, [clears throat] that's true. But I
01:06:53
also don't want my hand possessed for 24
01:06:55
hours.
01:06:55
>> Yeah. What if you like kill somebody?
01:06:57
>> That's the thing, dude. It's like idle
01:06:58
hand. I didn't think of that.
01:07:00
>> Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah.
01:07:02
>> Yeah.
01:07:02
>> It could be. Okay.
01:07:03
>> Your right hand can do a lot.
01:07:06
>> It's true. [laughter] Your right hand
01:07:08
can do a lot. But also, Zach's narrating
01:07:10
your life for a few months or 24 hours.
01:07:12
>> Months.
01:07:16
>> Crazy.
01:07:16
>> Oh [ __ ] [laughter]
01:07:17
>> That's true. So, you could fix this. If
01:07:19
you've ever seen the movie Idle Hands,
01:07:20
you can at least try to fix it. So, if
01:07:22
it's 24 hours,
01:07:23
>> okay,
01:07:24
>> you could lock yourself in a room.
01:07:26
>> Ooh, true.
01:07:27
>> You could maybe like handcuff your
01:07:29
hands.
01:07:30
>> You could handcuff yourself
01:07:31
>> and I would just watch some
01:07:33
[ __ ] TV. Oh, that's a good
01:07:35
idea. And your hands just like
01:07:36
>> Yeah, your hands just going crazy over
01:07:38
here. You're just like letting it do its
01:07:40
thing.
01:07:40
>> I'm doing that.
01:07:41
>> Yeah, that's smart. Okay, I'm changing.
01:07:44
We're Yeah, that big length of time.
01:07:47
[laughter]
01:07:48
I need
01:07:50
>> I would I would use that time to record
01:07:52
a documentary about my life and
01:07:54
[laughter] that's pre pre- narrated. You
01:07:56
know
01:07:57
>> that's pretty smart actually. There you
01:07:58
go. Yeah, you've already got the
01:07:59
narration [snorts] down.
01:08:00
>> That's sick.
01:08:01
>> All right, so next. Would you rather
01:08:03
accidentally summon a Victorian ghost
01:08:05
who refuses to leave until you let them
01:08:08
co-host a vlog or would you summon a
01:08:11
demon who only communicates through Sam
01:08:13
and Colby fan edits on Tik Tok?
01:08:15
[laughter]
01:08:16
I love how specific these are. Who came
01:08:19
up with them?
01:08:21
>> That is amazing. [laughter] Hilarious.
01:08:23
>> We tried to tailor them to our guests as
01:08:25
you can see.
01:08:26
>> Oh man,
01:08:26
>> I feel like we are being communicated by
01:08:29
Sam and Kobe edits on TikTok all the
01:08:30
time. [laughter]
01:08:33
[gasps]
01:08:33
>> I mean, that's so funny. Like I want to
01:08:35
I want to choose that one cuz it's so
01:08:37
funny. But like practicality, I'd
01:08:39
probably be like the first one honestly
01:08:41
>> because [snorts] like think about it. If
01:08:42
you had a ghost like co co- vlog, like
01:08:46
that's so viral.
01:08:47
>> You're breaking the internet. [laughter]
01:08:49
>> You also essentially already do that.
01:08:51
Like they're kind of like background
01:08:52
stars in your videos, you know?
01:08:54
>> Exactly. But like imagine we're like,
01:08:55
"Hey guys, Sam and K like what's up?"
01:08:58
Like we're here with And he's like,
01:08:59
"Oh." And this is [laughter] an
01:09:00
invisible guy like
01:09:04
>> I actually love that. [laughter]
01:09:07
>> I get that. What are you doing, Sam?
01:09:09
>> Yeah. I think to your point, the the
01:09:11
viral vlog is there, you know. Plus,
01:09:13
like, you know, I feel like a ghost
01:09:15
could
01:09:17
get other ghosts to get active, you
01:09:18
know?
01:09:19
>> That's true. He like summons the other
01:09:20
ones.
01:09:21
>> Yeah, exactly. The ghost would probably
01:09:22
be the best ghost hunter out there.
01:09:24
>> Probably [clears throat] hunt what you
01:09:25
know.
01:09:26
>> Cuz he'd be like, "You're doing this all
01:09:27
wrong. Let me tell you how to do this."
01:09:29
Like
01:09:29
>> he's like, "This is what we respond to."
01:09:31
You know? [laughter]
01:09:32
>> Yeah.
01:09:33
>> The perfect translator, you know?
01:09:35
>> Yeah.
01:09:35
>> Or is he like us where he's like, "What
01:09:37
was that? [laughter]
01:09:38
Imagine like, "Did you see that?"
01:09:42
>> He's freaked out by you. He's like, "Why
01:09:43
are you here?" Like, "What's going on?"
01:09:45
He's like, "Oh my god, it's freezing in
01:09:46
here suddenly." [laughter]
01:09:48
>> I thought that was you.
01:09:49
>> That's awesome.
01:09:50
>> Yeah. I think I would want to I would
01:09:52
want to have a third voice [snorts] on
01:09:55
the pod that's a ghost.
01:09:56
>> Yeah.
01:09:56
>> Yeah, for sure.
01:09:57
>> Yeah, for sure. I mean, we do. Nicholas.
01:09:59
>> Oh, we do. Yeah. When we do our listener
01:10:02
tail episodes, we do Ghost Tube and
01:10:04
there's a ghost Nicholas who like [ __ ]
01:10:05
with us while we record them. He just
01:10:07
like has things to say about the
01:10:08
listener. [laughter]
01:10:09
>> He doesn't like me. We're not We're not
01:10:11
best friends forever. He loves you.
01:10:14
Running theme in our life. [laughter]
01:10:16
>> Wow.
01:10:17
>> Yeah. I don't know what I did.
01:10:18
>> I don't I don't know what I did either.
01:10:20
So, [laughter] I don't know why.
01:10:22
>> Yeah.
01:10:22
>> Beef with Nicholas. All right.
01:10:24
>> Beef with Nicholas big time. We We've
01:10:25
been friends like the last We've been
01:10:27
We've been amicable the last couple
01:10:29
times.
01:10:29
>> Dead men love me apparently. I don't
01:10:31
know.
01:10:31
>> Dead. I don't know what that's about.
01:10:33
>> Yeah,
01:10:34
>> but we'll go with it.
01:10:35
>> All right. Would you rather use a
01:10:37
possessed doll as your permanent
01:10:38
cameraman or have to share your bed with
01:10:41
a ghost who won't stop whispering,
01:10:43
"Smash that subscribe button until
01:10:45
dawn?" [laughter]
01:10:46
>> Until dawn.
01:10:47
>> Until dawn. All night.
01:10:50
>> Oh man, I would film that. [laughter]
01:10:54
>> That's so funny. These are so unique.
01:10:56
These are amazing.
01:10:58
>> Never heard any of these before.
01:11:00
[laughter]
01:11:00
>> Probably smash the subscribe. Like
01:11:02
that's only like a what 12 hour thing
01:11:04
maybe.
01:11:04
>> Yeah. And then you don't have to say it
01:11:06
for a whole day.
01:11:07
>> Says it for you and you can but you're
01:11:09
sharing your bed with them and you're
01:11:10
trying to say
01:11:11
>> what you've experienced before.
01:11:13
>> I've experienced that [laughter] full
01:11:14
circle moment.
01:11:15
>> I just hear him. You're like smash that
01:11:16
subscribe.
01:11:18
>> Stop. Um. Yeah. But like imagine giving
01:11:20
like a camera to like a haunted doll.
01:11:21
Like are they even going to be able to
01:11:23
like hold it up with a shaky cam moment?
01:11:25
Are they going to throw it at your head?
01:11:27
>> And then you're getting the double chin
01:11:28
angle all the time.
01:11:30
They're never going to give you good
01:11:31
lighting for
01:11:32
>> not not the good angle for sure. Would
01:11:35
be sick
01:11:36
>> if the if the possessed doll was like a
01:11:38
cast member and like just like hanging
01:11:40
out with us all the time, but the camera
01:11:43
>> not cool.
01:11:43
>> Just Annabelle like running next to you
01:11:45
or whatever. [laughter]
01:11:46
>> I mean, imagine like it was me, you, and
01:11:48
little Annabelle
01:11:49
>> and just Annabelle with the camera.
01:11:51
>> That is a really bad angle from down
01:11:53
there.
01:11:54
>> Their their B camp, you know, like
01:11:56
[laughter]
01:11:56
>> Oh, yeah. She's like the B cam. And
01:11:58
we're like, "Annabelle, just go film the
01:11:59
corner. Go film shots."
01:12:02
>> He gets pissed. [laughter]
01:12:04
>> Go take our thumbnails.
01:12:05
>> Oh, dang it.
01:12:08
[snorts]
01:12:09
>> See, we wouldn't have to really worry
01:12:10
about that. I
01:12:11
>> Yeah, we really don't.
01:12:12
>> We could have a possessed doll be our
01:12:14
camera person for one episode a month.
01:12:17
[laughter]
01:12:17
>> Yeah. Guest episodes. We'll be like,
01:12:19
"This is just our possessed doll. You
01:12:20
don't buy them that."
01:12:21
>> Yeah.
01:12:22
>> But I already have my kids are already
01:12:23
jumping in my bed. I don't need a ghost
01:12:26
in there as well. Yeah, I'm not get too
01:12:28
hot.
01:12:28
>> I'm cranky in the night time, so
01:12:31
>> I don't want to I don't want to deal
01:12:32
with that.
01:12:33
>> Yeah, you punch the ghost.
01:12:34
>> I would absolutely punch the ghost. My
01:12:36
husband says whenever he wakes me up
01:12:37
that I like go into a fight position.
01:12:39
[laughter]
01:12:40
>> I wake up like that.
01:12:42
>> When he woke me up yesterday, he was
01:12:43
like, "Are you okay? Are you dead?"
01:12:46
>> 4 [laughter] p.m. 4 p.m. I'm ready to
01:12:48
fight.
01:12:49
>> I just wake up angry. Just wake
01:12:51
[laughter] up like
01:12:53
every time. I do that thing too like
01:12:55
I'll be ready for motherhood when it
01:12:56
comes because I go when I wake up.
01:12:58
[laughter]
01:12:58
>> You have to do that. Oh my god.
01:13:00
>> That's like the mom thing that you have
01:13:02
to do. My kids tell me all the time.
01:13:03
They're like, "You sound like you're
01:13:04
dying when you wake [laughter] up." Cuz
01:13:05
they'll be like, "Mom." AND I'M LIKE,
01:13:06
>> "WHAT?"
01:13:08
>> I'M LIKE, "It's fine."
01:13:09
>> Drew's always do that. I'm like, "I
01:13:12
don't know. I'm not like trying to
01:13:14
sleep."
01:13:14
>> Question.
01:13:15
>> Getting ready to terrify your children
01:13:17
in the middle of the night when they
01:13:18
need water.
01:13:18
>> Let's go.
01:13:19
>> Uh, [laughter] actually, yeah, I would
01:13:21
definitely not have the ghost in my bed.
01:13:23
for me.
01:13:24
>> It would [snorts] be much more useful
01:13:25
for you.
01:13:26
>> Yeah.
01:13:26
>> Um, so mine is, would you rather
01:13:30
accidentally marry a ghost through a
01:13:32
botched seance wedding ritual? Like,
01:13:34
oops, I married one of these.
01:13:36
>> Whoa.
01:13:37
>> Or have a poltergeist that insists on
01:13:40
being your chaotic third roommate and
01:13:42
constantly messes with your editing
01:13:44
files?
01:13:45
>> Oh, you're my name.
01:13:47
>> You're either getting married in a botch
01:13:49
seance
01:13:50
>> to a ghost.
01:13:50
>> To a ghost. Does that mean 50% of our
01:13:53
assets are going to this gift?
01:13:54
>> Well, you maybe can sign a prenup, I
01:13:55
guess. Unless you do the You could do a
01:13:57
postnap.
01:13:58
>> A postnap. [laughter]
01:13:58
Do a post.
01:14:00
>> Postnap. A prenup. But after the fact,
01:14:03
[laughter]
01:14:04
>> I have no idea.
01:14:05
>> Or cuz cuz this poltergeist is [ __ ]
01:14:07
up your editing.
01:14:08
>> Oh,
01:14:09
>> like you get to the point where you're
01:14:10
happy with the video and he's like, "How
01:14:11
about I add a laugh track?"
01:14:13
>> That is the literal worst fear of my
01:14:15
life.
01:14:16
>> Yeah. Yeah.
01:14:18
Who's to say even if you accidentally
01:14:19
marry this ghost, you don't fall in
01:14:20
love?
01:14:21
>> That's true.
01:14:22
>> That's beautiful.
01:14:22
>> That's true.
01:14:23
>> I like the optimism there.
01:14:24
>> You know, people are marrying everything
01:14:26
now.
01:14:27
>> Yeah. You don't know. People get married
01:14:28
to like cars and [ __ ] [laughter]
01:14:30
>> You can marry yourself. Why not marry
01:14:32
ghost? It's kind of dope.
01:14:33
>> I'm trying to think though. It would be
01:14:35
a really hard conversation with our
01:14:36
girlfriends, you know, like just being
01:14:38
like, "Hey,
01:14:38
>> you know, feel like it was an accident.
01:14:40
>> Hey, we got to talk about an open
01:14:42
relationship here. We're married. What
01:14:44
do you think about um sister wife life?
01:14:46
>> Yeah, [laughter]
01:14:47
>> exactly.
01:14:47
>> With a ghost.
01:14:48
>> Can we introduce a third?
01:14:50
>> Cuz I did
01:14:52
>> by accident.
01:14:53
>> My bad. [laughter]
01:14:54
>> And now the ghost has to be
01:14:55
>> It was a wild weekend, guys.
01:14:58
>> It's kind of like a [laughter] scribe
01:14:59
thing actually.
01:15:00
>> It is. That's actually exactly what it
01:15:02
is.
01:15:02
>> Very much that.
01:15:03
>> Can we ask a qu like how long are you
01:15:05
roommates with this poltergeist
01:15:07
trickster ghost?
01:15:08
>> That's through editing season.
01:15:09
>> Yeah. Once you're done editing the rest
01:15:12
of your editing career,
01:15:13
>> yeah,
01:15:14
>> you just get screwed up files. That
01:15:17
would ruin
01:15:18
>> like he pops in.
01:15:19
>> He's your roommate, so I guess you could
01:15:20
like buy him out of the lease, but
01:15:22
>> I don't know. That easy for you.
01:15:25
>> He like deletes the most important
01:15:27
investigation. Every video he's like,
01:15:30
[laughter]
01:15:30
>> that's the thing. That's what you're
01:15:31
That's what you're facing.
01:15:33
>> He adds like old timey car horn sounds
01:15:35
in [laughter] the middle of your video.
01:15:37
>> JUST LIKE every now and again. God feel
01:15:40
like apparently I already have uh you
01:15:42
know extra ghostly friends around all
01:15:44
the time. So I wouldn't mind you know
01:15:46
having one in the relationship too
01:15:48
[laughter]
01:15:49
>> honestly. Oh man. I mean I I would hope
01:15:53
that when I get married it would be for
01:15:55
life and so like [laughter]
01:15:56
>> I'm trying to think I'm not divorcing
01:15:59
even if it's a ghost.
01:16:02
>> So I think I might choose the the
01:16:04
roommate honestly. Yeah. Yeah. cuz I
01:16:06
don't know if I'm going to be like
01:16:07
editing until I'm like dead. You know
01:16:09
what I mean? So like
01:16:10
>> that's honorable.
01:16:11
>> You just deal with it for a while.
01:16:13
>> Yeah. Yeah. I think marriage is more
01:16:15
important at the end of the day.
01:16:16
>> Yeah.
01:16:16
>> That's true.
01:16:17
>> That's beautiful.
01:16:18
>> I respect that.
01:16:20
>> I [laughter]
01:16:21
respect mine.
01:16:22
>> Sam's like, "Okay,
01:16:23
>> optimism of, you know, falling in love
01:16:26
with this." [laughter]
01:16:27
>> They were both beautiful answers in
01:16:28
different ways. I like them both.
01:16:31
>> Real nice. Uh, I would not. [gasps]
01:16:36
>> I don't want another husband.
01:16:38
>> No. [laughter] God,
01:16:39
>> I like mine.
01:16:40
>> I like mine as well.
01:16:41
>> Uh, but I don't want anymore. [snorts] I
01:16:43
don't
01:16:43
>> I don't edit, so never have, never will.
01:16:46
>> I know. It would be Mikey who would
01:16:48
really be.
01:16:48
>> I know. Well, back in the day, you used
01:16:50
to edit.
01:16:51
>> I know. I used to edit.
01:16:52
>> I've never touched that [ __ ]
01:16:53
>> And I know how annoying that would be to
01:16:55
have somebody touching it.
01:16:56
>> I know.
01:16:58
>> Now it would just be Mikey's problem.
01:17:00
So, I guess I'm going with poltergeist
01:17:02
[laughter]
01:17:03
guys. Poltergeist will live with Mikey
01:17:05
and Dave.
01:17:07
>> Oh, okay. They're So, they're Mikey's
01:17:08
roommate.
01:17:09
>> Yeah, now they're Mikey's.
01:17:10
>> Oh, god.
01:17:11
>> That's pretty easy. Sorry, Mikey.
01:17:13
>> Just get [laughter] wrecked.
01:17:15
>> Off camera, Mikey's like, "Fuck you
01:17:16
guys,
01:17:18
dude."
01:17:19
>> Yeah, cuz I'm not getting married
01:17:20
[clears throat] during a ritual.
01:17:20
>> No, it's a no for me.
01:17:21
>> No, no,
01:17:22
>> no. Accidentally or intentionally?
01:17:24
>> No. All right, so we're going with
01:17:26
Poltergeist. Sorry, Mikey. Love you so
01:17:28
much. Uh, [laughter] so the next one is,
01:17:30
this one's going to be hard, I think.
01:17:33
>> Okay.
01:17:33
>> Would you rather have Bloody Mary show
01:17:35
up every time you say subscribe
01:17:38
>> or god
01:17:39
>> have a demon gently bite you every time
01:17:42
you plug merch?
01:17:44
>> Just just a little love bite every time.
01:17:48
[laughter]
01:17:49
>> Do we say subscribe or do we plug merch
01:17:51
more?
01:17:52
>> I think we plug merch more than we ask
01:17:54
for subscrib. [laughter]
01:17:55
>> That's true.
01:17:56
>> You don't need as many subscribers now.
01:17:57
You're like, "Well, I got 15 million."
01:18:00
[gasps]
01:18:01
>> You know what? That's actually like
01:18:02
That's [laughter]
01:18:04
>> for you.
01:18:05
>> Whoa. Yeah. I So, I would probably say,
01:18:08
"Oh, man." Actually,
01:18:10
>> what do you want to have happen?
01:18:12
>> Well, it's like like I'm trying to think
01:18:13
about like how hard is
01:18:14
>> So, Bloody Mary's just going to show up.
01:18:15
I don't know what she's going to do.
01:18:17
That's the other thing. She didn't know
01:18:19
what she was going to do. She's just
01:18:20
showing up. Or
01:18:23
>> basically like are you into stalking
01:18:26
women or
01:18:28
>> demons?
01:18:29
>> Who? [laughter]
01:18:31
>> It's just a gentle bite.
01:18:32
>> I feel like a gentle bite is like
01:18:35
>> like at least you know what's coming.
01:18:36
You know what I [laughter] mean?
01:18:38
>> Say it's finishing myself. He's like
01:18:40
kind of nice.
01:18:41
>> Like [laughter]
01:18:42
>> it's not breaking skin. We're just
01:18:45
>> Okay. It's just like a little nibble on.
01:18:46
You're like
01:18:46
>> Yeah. You're just like by the merch.
01:18:48
[laughter]
01:18:49
Um, yeah, I would probably do that cuz
01:18:51
what's Bloody Mary going to do? Like
01:18:53
>> I get the gentle bite then.
01:18:55
>> Gentle bite.
01:18:57
By a demon.
01:18:57
>> I like the gentle bite, too.
01:18:58
>> Gentle bite.
01:18:59
>> Gentle bite.
01:19:00
>> It would be really cool if we started
01:19:01
every video and we were just like, "Hey,
01:19:04
like watch this." And you like filmed a
01:19:06
gentle bite.
01:19:11
>> I explore merch. And then you were like,
01:19:12
"Look at that." Damn.
01:19:13
>> That's kind of like two birds, one
01:19:14
stone, you know,
01:19:15
>> cuz then every viral clip is us plugging
01:19:18
our merch.
01:19:18
>> Exactly.
01:19:20
>> Smart. That's actually genius. You're
01:19:23
like, "How did you get ghost to bite?"
01:19:25
[snorts]
01:19:25
[laughter]
01:19:26
>> How to get a ghost to bite. Oh,
01:19:28
shopexplore.com. That's [ __ ] awesome.
01:19:31
[laughter]
01:19:31
>> Gentle [clears throat] bite. That's so
01:19:33
funny.
01:19:34
>> That's the important part. I would take
01:19:35
gentle bite, too, cuz I have a puppy, so
01:19:37
I do have a demon biting me. It's
01:19:38
[laughter] not that gently.
01:19:40
>> Wow. Yeah.
01:19:40
>> You're all used to it.
01:19:41
>> No, I'm so [snorts] used. I have like
01:19:42
scars and [ __ ] at this point.
01:19:44
>> Dang, you put it up with it.
01:19:45
>> Yeah, I would say gentle bite. I think
01:19:47
I'm going with gentle bite cuz again
01:19:49
it's a gentle bite.
01:19:50
>> But I I want to I kind of me wants to
01:19:54
see what Bloody Mary is up to.
01:19:56
>> That's a gamble.
01:19:57
>> I know. I don't know if that reckless.
01:19:59
>> I'm also with you a lot. So, can you
01:20:00
not? [laughter]
01:20:02
>> I was say she's showing up though. You
01:20:05
know, it's like one like boom.
01:20:07
>> But the subscribe could be like visiting
01:20:08
you in your sleep.
01:20:09
>> That's true.
01:20:11
>> Yeah. What if you like talk in your
01:20:13
sleep and you're like subscribe? It's
01:20:14
just like [laughter]
01:20:16
all my sleep talking is just like and
01:20:17
subscribe.
01:20:19
>> That's all we dream about. [laughter]
01:20:23
>> I love the merch.
01:20:25
>> Yeah. I think you know what? I'm going
01:20:26
with Demon.
01:20:27
>> Yeah,
01:20:28
>> cuz I I don't think me and Bloody Mary
01:20:29
would get along very well.
01:20:31
>> Yeah.
01:20:32
>> No,
01:20:32
>> she seems angry.
01:20:33
>> Two strong gals.
01:20:34
>> Yeah. She seems too too angry.
01:20:35
>> Yeah.
01:20:36
>> You know,
01:20:36
>> I was so scared of Bloody Mary when I
01:20:38
was little. I still remember the first
01:20:39
time I did it. Yeah.
01:20:41
>> Yeah.
01:20:41
>> I like screamed and ran downstairs. I
01:20:43
got in trouble, too, which was lame.
01:20:45
>> Yeah, that's [laughter] stupid.
01:20:46
>> Yeah,
01:20:46
>> that's funny.
01:20:47
>> I've never done it.
01:20:48
>> You've never done it?
01:20:49
>> I've never like I've been around people
01:20:51
who have done it, but I refuse to do it.
01:20:53
>> Oh, it was like such a sleepover thing.
01:20:55
>> We We absolutely should. [laughter]
01:20:57
Bloody Mary in my bathroom.
01:20:58
>> Let's do it in a haunted location.
01:21:00
>> Oh, yeah. Next haunted location.
01:21:02
>> Yeah. Yeah. Don't bring it in your
01:21:03
house.
01:21:03
>> And then Bloody Mary
01:21:05
Halloween party somewhere in there.
01:21:07
>> Itinerary [laughter] down. Maybe at the
01:21:09
Halloween party.
01:21:12
>> We invite Bloody Mary to our Halloween
01:21:14
party. [laughter]
01:21:15
>> Honestly, that's a draw.
01:21:17
>> It is.
01:21:18
>> Well, would you rather have a cursed
01:21:20
Ouija board that will sometimes randomly
01:21:23
spell out your most embarrassing
01:21:25
memories for everybody?
01:21:26
>> Oh,
01:21:27
>> embarrassing and like upsetting memories
01:21:29
like
01:21:29
>> Oh, and I added to it. I added to it
01:21:33
because this one's pretty wild. Or would
01:21:36
you rather summon a Victorian child
01:21:39
ghost, but that Victorian child ghost is
01:21:42
only going to refer to you as Daddy
01:21:44
Colby and Papa Sam? [laughter]
01:21:48
>> Awesome.
01:21:49
>> Definitely the child ghost. Are you
01:21:51
kidding me? [laughter]
01:21:53
Sick.
01:21:54
>> Like definitely. I'd just be like, uh I
01:21:57
I think it'd be just funny honestly.
01:21:59
[laughter]
01:21:59
>> Like I'm not your dad.
01:22:00
>> I'm not your dad. But uh but I'll be
01:22:02
your dad. Check this out. I guess I'll
01:22:04
be your dad.
01:22:05
>> You adopted a ghost child.
01:22:06
>> There we go. [laughter]
01:22:08
>> That's so funny.
01:22:09
>> That's so funny. Yeah, I feel like
01:22:10
that'd be awesome to have an extra like,
01:22:11
you know, character in the vid that's
01:22:14
just like your
01:22:15
>> ghost kid. [laughter] Papa Sam.
01:22:16
>> Papa Sam.
01:22:19
>> I think that's a valid choice.
01:22:20
>> Are you Do you want another kid?
01:22:23
>> Why not?
01:22:24
>> Another ghost kid?
01:22:25
>> Yeah.
01:22:25
>> Call you Mama Alina.
01:22:26
>> Yeah. Mama Alina. All right. Why not?
01:22:28
[laughter] We'll go with it cuz I don't
01:22:30
want my my [ __ ] spelled out in a Ouija
01:22:32
board.
01:22:33
>> Oh yeah.
01:22:33
>> Yeah.
01:22:34
>> I don't want that
01:22:35
>> cuz that mean you you have to do a Ouija
01:22:36
board with other people and so other
01:22:38
people are just doing your
01:22:40
>> stuff. Like the ghost was lying. I
01:22:43
swears. [laughter]
01:22:46
>> Whoa.
01:22:47
>> Yeah. I'd go I'd go ghost kid.
01:22:49
>> Victorian ghost [clears throat] for
01:22:50
sure.
01:22:50
>> Yeah.
01:22:51
>> No one needs to know those secrets, you
01:22:52
know.
01:22:53
>> No, those are locked up.
01:22:54
>> Yep. Mhm.
01:22:54
>> For sure. All right.
01:22:57
>> Would you rather spend a night alone in
01:22:59
a pitch black asylum uh with a Ouija
01:23:01
board
01:23:03
>> or spend a night in your own bathroom,
01:23:05
but every mirror shows a cursed clown
01:23:07
version of yourself?
01:23:09
>> Oh god, [laughter]
01:23:11
>> I loved your
01:23:13
reactions.
01:23:15
>> And you're alone in the asylum with no
01:23:17
[clears throat] one else. Just you
01:23:18
yourself
01:23:19
>> with a Ouija board.
01:23:20
>> With a Ouija board.
01:23:22
The first one sounds like an intense
01:23:26
version of our normal YouTube videos. It
01:23:28
does.
01:23:28
>> And the second one sounds like I'm gonna
01:23:30
have nightmares forever. For the rest of
01:23:32
your life,
01:23:32
>> trauma traumatic experience. So I
01:23:35
probably Yeah, I would agree. The first
01:23:37
one you said one night is the first.
01:23:39
>> Both are one night.
01:23:40
>> Oh, both are one night. Okay.
01:23:42
>> You just have to stay in the bathroom
01:23:43
all night
01:23:44
>> and just look at your mirrors are just
01:23:46
Yeah, dude. I just feel like that's a
01:23:48
great idea for a vid.
01:23:50
>> Yeah. [laughter] like extreme.
01:23:52
>> There we go.
01:23:53
>> Let's do solo challenges with a Ouija
01:23:54
board.
01:23:56
>> Like we're turning all this into like a
01:23:57
business. We're like
01:23:58
>> wait s down. Do you have a pad of paper?
01:24:01
>> Let's do that. GM.
01:24:03
>> I'll probably do [laughter] the first
01:24:04
too. The Ouija board for sure.
01:24:05
>> Yeah.
01:24:05
>> Mhm.
01:24:06
>> I think I would do
01:24:09
my own bathroom and probably just like
01:24:11
not look at the mirrors.
01:24:13
>> Oh, close your eyes.
01:24:14
>> Blindfold yourself and fall asleep on
01:24:16
the floor.
01:24:16
>> Yeah. I only have two mirrors, so
01:24:19
>> Yeah. Yeah.
01:24:20
>> Oh, I mean I didn't know you could just
01:24:21
like not look.
01:24:23
>> Yeah. I feel like maybe you have to
01:24:24
look.
01:24:24
>> You have to look.
01:24:25
>> Yeah. I feel like that's too easy to
01:24:26
avoid it.
01:24:26
>> The cursed clown.
01:24:27
>> Maybe maybe you have mirrors all around
01:24:29
your room.
01:24:30
>> Oh, [ __ ] I just added to it. Damn.
01:24:32
Okay. [laughter]
01:24:33
>> I had to make it harder.
01:24:34
>> I was like that. We got to make that
01:24:35
harder.
01:24:35
>> Cruel.
01:24:36
>> I don't want to be in a pitch black
01:24:38
asylum alone. At least in if I'm in my
01:24:40
bathroom. I'm in my own house, you know.
01:24:41
>> Don't knock it until you try it.
01:24:43
>> Yeah, that's true. Alone though.
01:24:46
>> Scary. But the views. But [laughter] I
01:24:48
love you. Think about this. Do it for
01:24:50
the likes.
01:24:52
>> I think I'm going bathroom.
01:24:54
>> It's one night. I can do it. I want to
01:24:56
say The Asylum cuz I want to do that
01:24:59
really bad, but I know myself and I
01:25:00
would absolutely panic.
01:25:02
>> The other night you were like, if we
01:25:03
have to do anything else, I can't go in
01:25:05
a room by myself. Like, I will lose my
01:25:06
mind.
01:25:07
>> Oh, that's awesome.
01:25:07
>> And then I was like, and then when we
01:25:09
were in there, I was like, okay, I could
01:25:10
probably go in a room by myself. But
01:25:12
then I was in the back [clears throat]
01:25:13
going up the stairs and I almost crawled
01:25:15
over all of you. Like I was about to
01:25:16
like parkour above you.
01:25:18
>> You were like grabbing me [laughter]
01:25:19
LIKE PULLING ME BACK WAS LIKE PITCH
01:25:22
BLACK behind me.
01:25:23
>> Oh walking at the end of a line in a
01:25:25
pitch black area.
01:25:26
>> It's the worst. And it was towards the
01:25:28
end of the night and I think I just felt
01:25:29
way more on edge at the end of the
01:25:31
night. I went to grab something by
01:25:33
myself and I was like why the [ __ ] did I
01:25:34
volunteer to [laughter] do this?
01:25:36
>> Oh yeah.
01:25:38
>> I was like freaky. I remember it was
01:25:39
like right at the bottom of the stairs
01:25:40
so I was like I can do it. But then I
01:25:42
was like [laughter]
01:25:44
>> it's scary. It's a different feeling for
01:25:46
sure.
01:25:46
>> Yeah. I literally almost scaled all of
01:25:49
you and jumped in [laughter] front of
01:25:50
them.
01:25:50
>> So funny.
01:25:52
>> You know, like there everything you like
01:25:54
feel behind you, but then in front
01:25:56
they're going so slow. It's always like
01:25:58
go faster.
01:25:59
>> I felt like you guys were at a dead halt
01:26:01
and I was like, I'm dying back here.
01:26:03
Somebody's going to kill me back here
01:26:04
again. You're not moving.
01:26:05
>> I know. [snorts] That was scary.
01:26:06
>> Um, so I would say bathroom probably.
01:26:09
>> Yeah, I would do bathroom.
01:26:10
>> Yeah. And just deal with the
01:26:11
consequences of that.
01:26:13
>> Yeah.
01:26:13
>> Yeah.
01:26:14
>> Yeah. Well, we've also again we've had
01:26:15
experience being in one of these places.
01:26:17
So, I think it would just be cool.
01:26:18
>> Yeah.
01:26:19
>> Like been there, done that.
01:26:20
>> That's [laughter]
01:26:21
I I would do it if I was with one other
01:26:23
person,
01:26:24
>> the asylum. Just one other person would
01:26:27
make me feel better.
01:26:28
>> Yeah.
01:26:28
>> Yeah. I would do it with other person,
01:26:29
too.
01:26:30
>> Yeah. Me alone? No.
01:26:31
>> No. All right. Would you rather be
01:26:34
locked in Waverly Hills with a spirit
01:26:35
that mimics your best friend's voice, so
01:26:37
probably each other's voices, or
01:26:40
[laughter] be chased through the woods
01:26:41
by a skinwalker holding a KFC bucket and
01:26:44
calling you dinner? [laughter]
01:26:47
>> Oh my god,
01:26:49
>> that's so sadistic. Would you rather? Oh
01:26:52
[laughter] my.
01:26:53
>> Okay. Well, how did you come up with
01:26:55
that?
01:26:56
>> You know what's insane? This This sounds
01:26:59
crazy.
01:26:59
>> What's happening? He's like [laughter]
01:27:01
so many KFC buckets
01:27:04
>> literally all the time at parallel
01:27:06
locations.
01:27:06
>> All the KFC buckets. [laughter]
01:27:08
>> Well, not KFC like specifically, but the
01:27:11
the doppelganger sort of voice mimicking
01:27:13
has happened to us like two or three
01:27:15
times
01:27:15
>> with each other.
01:27:17
>> Yes. Yes. We were in Ferrar Elementary
01:27:20
and um it was late at night and we were
01:27:22
done filming. I was like on the phone
01:27:24
with my girlfriend and I could have
01:27:25
sworn that Sam was like, "Yo," like
01:27:27
three times like calling me because it
01:27:29
was like super late and like voices echo
01:27:31
in that like gym. So I thought he was
01:27:33
just like, "Yo, get to bed." And so like
01:27:34
I came in, I was just like, "Why were
01:27:36
you calling me?" And he was like, "That
01:27:37
was not me at all."
01:27:39
>> That's wild.
01:27:40
>> I hate that a lot. [laughter]
01:27:43
>> The idea of mimics.
01:27:44
>> Yeah. So as much as I want like a
01:27:46
skinwalker with KFC [laughter] to chase
01:27:48
after me, that's hilarious. I'd probably
01:27:50
do the mimic cuz I've experienced
01:27:51
>> Yeah. You've done it before.
01:27:52
>> Uhhuh.
01:27:53
>> Mhm.
01:27:53
>> The mimic is really scary. We've had
01:27:55
that happen at the conjuring house
01:27:56
before some other places as well where
01:27:58
we just hear each other's voices or like
01:28:01
EVPs will sound like our voices.
01:28:03
>> Sometimes like we'll have uh on the
01:28:05
spirit box, you know, like the things
01:28:06
that like the SS method type of stuff
01:28:08
like the the voices that come through
01:28:10
the radio sound like us and each other
01:28:13
and it's like so scary.
01:28:15
>> Super strange. That was scary. There was
01:28:17
like a really scary um time in the
01:28:20
Conjuring house uh that like we were
01:28:22
sitting on a couch just doing research
01:28:24
and um I forgot exactly what I said, but
01:28:29
like I said a word and it repeated it
01:28:31
back to me. Like it sounded like it was
01:28:32
coming from like outside or whatever and
01:28:35
and it happened on camera by the way. So
01:28:37
we have it all filmed. We posted
01:28:39
everything like where I'm like yo and
01:28:41
it's like yo or something like back to
01:28:43
me
01:28:43
>> [snorts]
01:28:44
>> um multiple times and then I say it in
01:28:45
the same like amount of volume. I try it
01:28:48
louder. I try it softer or whatever and
01:28:49
then the echo just stops
01:28:51
>> in the same direction.
01:28:52
>> Three or four times before it stopped.
01:28:54
>> Yeah.
01:28:55
>> Like it was like coming back multiple
01:28:57
times and later that same week cuz we
01:28:59
stayed a week at the conjuring house.
01:29:00
>> I I heard the same type of voice in the
01:29:03
basement when I was alone. Kobe was not
01:29:04
even in the house
01:29:06
>> and I just heard like his voice like
01:29:09
ring and it was like, "Oh, what?" Like
01:29:11
he's he's back. No, he's out in the
01:29:13
woods.
01:29:14
>> It was insane.
01:29:16
>> Yeah, that's mimics are really scary.
01:29:18
>> Well, cuz they also feel like very
01:29:20
dialogical cuz they're like trying to
01:29:22
draw you in and it's like why?
01:29:24
>> Most people Oh, go ahead.
01:29:26
>> Most people believe that like mimics are
01:29:28
like evil spirits.
01:29:29
>> Yeah, for sure. I've had an experience
01:29:31
in this house where I
01:29:32
>> So weird. I was in the bathroom and I
01:29:34
was walking out and I saw Elena like in
01:29:37
the doorway and I went to say something
01:29:38
to her and then she was gone and I came
01:29:40
in here and she was sitting right there.
01:29:42
She's always sitting right there
01:29:43
>> and I literally I was like were you just
01:29:45
in the bathroom and she was like no like
01:29:48
you were just in the bathroom right
01:29:49
here. I was like no. And you saw I was
01:29:51
like she wide. I was like, "No, I just
01:29:53
saw you." Oh my god.
01:29:54
>> And Mikey's experienced it too. Like
01:29:56
he's seen her in like a like out of the
01:29:59
corner of his eye or like in a doorway
01:30:00
somewhere and then she'll like appear
01:30:02
and he's like, "Were you just there?"
01:30:03
And she's like, "No,
01:30:05
>> that's really terrifying."
01:30:06
>> Yeah. And I don't know why you just
01:30:08
showing up everywhere.
01:30:08
>> I've been trying to figure it out.
01:30:10
>> You're in three places at once. It's
01:30:11
crazy.
01:30:11
>> I'm doing the most.
01:30:13
>> I don't know. I'm like, "Damn."
01:30:14
[laughter]
01:30:14
>> Yeah. I don't know why. It's scary.
01:30:16
>> It's free to be up. Maybe in this case
01:30:18
it's like residual energy or something
01:30:20
cuz this is your house.
01:30:22
>> So I mean it felt [ __ ] weird. So I
01:30:24
don't know.
01:30:25
>> I don't like
01:30:25
>> it's just sinister that they'll disguise
01:30:27
themselves as people you love or know,
01:30:29
best friends, whatever. It's crazy.
01:30:31
>> Yeah, it's really scary.
01:30:32
>> I know cuz I've seen these like videos.
01:30:34
I don't know which ones are true or not,
01:30:36
but where they'll hear people like
01:30:38
outside their door [snorts]
01:30:39
>> like speaking like someone they know and
01:30:41
being like, "Open the door.
01:30:43
>> I'm outside." There's a whole like you
01:30:46
know series about that thing. I don't
01:30:49
know what's called
01:30:50
>> I would never recover.
01:30:51
>> Yeah.
01:30:52
>> One that we saw in particular and it was
01:30:54
like the girl thought it was her mom.
01:30:56
>> Oh yeah.
01:30:56
>> And then she the like guttural noise
01:30:58
that she makes. She like screams or
01:31:00
something.
01:31:00
>> Yeah. Cuz I think she says like you're
01:31:03
not my mom and it starts to make this
01:31:05
like horrible sound on the other side of
01:31:08
the door that like ruined me.
01:31:10
>> My goosebumps had goosebumps. I want to
01:31:12
pull it up. I know. We'll have to show
01:31:13
it to you. So scary. Horrible.
01:31:15
>> It was wild.
01:31:16
>> There's a video of this.
01:31:17
>> Yeah. Let me see. I know. You need to
01:31:20
find it. Hold up.
01:31:21
>> Jeez.
01:31:26
>> Are you there, honey?
01:31:27
>> Open the door for mommy.
01:31:32
>> E.
01:31:42
Every time they get really close.
01:31:45
>> Oh, I hate that so much. I hate it.
01:31:47
Yeah. [laughter]
01:31:48
>> Oh my god.
01:31:49
>> So scary. Even if it's not real. Great
01:31:50
accident.
01:31:52
>> I would not open that door.
01:31:54
>> I would jump out the window.
01:31:56
>> House down.
01:31:58
>> So scary.
01:31:59
>> I hate that. So that's that.
01:32:00
>> Disgusting.
01:32:01
>> Yeah, it is disgusting. [laughter]
01:32:03
>> It really is.
01:32:04
>> That's a burn your house type down.
01:32:06
>> Yes.
01:32:07
>> Yeah. That's over. All right. Um, so
01:32:10
next, would you rather
01:32:11
>> Yeah.
01:32:12
>> Would you after that [laughter] anyway,
01:32:14
>> would you rather wake up every morning
01:32:16
with a new cryptic symbol tattooed on
01:32:18
your arm by ghosts
01:32:19
>> or be cursed so that every mirror shows
01:32:22
your future funeral?
01:32:24
>> Oh god, [laughter]
01:32:27
>> that's so dark.
01:32:31
>> Every day you get a new tattoo.
01:32:33
>> Yeah, we who knows how big it is.
01:32:35
>> Every morning it's a cryptic symbol.
01:32:37
You're going to look like a gang member
01:32:39
for sure.
01:32:39
>> You're going to be like head to toe
01:32:40
eventually, right?
01:32:41
>> Yeah.
01:32:42
>> It'll probably only take like a year for
01:32:43
it to like fill up.
01:32:45
>> Yeah. Whoa.
01:32:46
>> Free tats.
01:32:47
>> It's true. Hopefully [laughter] they're
01:32:49
good artists.
01:32:50
>> Hopefully.
01:32:50
>> That's the thing that would freak me
01:32:52
out.
01:32:52
>> Yeah. What if they're shitty?
01:32:53
>> Yeah. I was going to say, what's the
01:32:54
worst? Like
01:32:55
>> I have dreams all the time where I got
01:32:56
like a horrible tattoo and I'm like,
01:32:58
"What do I do?" [laughter]
01:33:00
>> Imagine trying to explain that to your
01:33:01
friends though. Like you wake up and
01:33:03
you're just like, "I swear demons are
01:33:04
tattooing this [laughter] on me. like
01:33:07
they're like, "Okay,
01:33:08
>> cheers."
01:33:09
>> But seeing like your funeral,
01:33:12
>> that's like so mentally like messed up.
01:33:15
>> You guys are sadistic. [laughter]
01:33:17
>> You guys are [ __ ] up for this.
01:33:19
>> I kind of want to see my funeral to be
01:33:21
like, "Who came?
01:33:22
>> Who's there?"
01:33:23
>> You know what? Then if you saw it every
01:33:24
day, you could see who your real friends
01:33:26
are.
01:33:27
>> Yeah, that's actually kind of like a
01:33:28
great tool.
01:33:29
>> If things change, you all of a sudden
01:33:30
see somebody not there.
01:33:31
>> You can edit your funeral plans. Like,
01:33:33
no, everybody looks like [ __ ] How about
01:33:35
you wear [laughter] this?
01:33:36
>> True.
01:33:37
>> Yeah,
01:33:38
>> this kind of looks a little lame. Let's
01:33:39
get a DJ up in here.
01:33:40
>> Something like that.
01:33:41
>> Get a better bomber. I look like [ __ ]
01:33:43
[laughter]
01:33:43
>> Yeah.
01:33:44
>> Yeah. I just feel like it would be like
01:33:46
a constant like reminder that you're
01:33:48
going to die like eventually. And so
01:33:50
it's like just
01:33:53
>> it's like a good perspective. So like
01:33:55
you're like better live today well
01:33:57
>> bar or whatever and you're just like
01:33:58
having a great time. you're looking like
01:34:02
[laughter]
01:34:04
everybody.
01:34:05
>> But like with the tattoo thing, you can
01:34:07
become like an experiment in a way. I'm
01:34:09
doing a business.
01:34:10
>> Yeah.
01:34:11
>> And like you [laughter] could just be
01:34:12
like you be like, "Hey government, like
01:34:15
check this out." Like like keep me in
01:34:17
like a lab or whatever and watch what
01:34:19
happens to me every single day.
01:34:20
>> Yeah. You want to get the government
01:34:21
involved. [laughter]
01:34:22
>> That's a good point too. That's that is
01:34:24
brave. That is a good point.
01:34:26
>> You want the government to lock you in a
01:34:27
lab.
01:34:28
>> Yeah. I don't know about that. This will
01:34:29
never leave.
01:34:30
>> I just
01:34:31
>> You run your own experiments on YouTube
01:34:34
for views.
01:34:35
>> Views.
01:34:36
>> Not the government.
01:34:38
>> Never the government.
01:34:39
>> If I could profit off of it on YouTube.
01:34:41
>> Yeah. [laughter] Always be closing.
01:34:43
>> Hell yeah.
01:34:44
>> Always be closing.
01:34:46
>> Funny.
01:34:47
>> Yeah.
01:34:48
>> All right. So, you're going
01:34:49
>> I think I'm going to do tattoo. Yeah.
01:34:51
I'm doing funeral. I think about my
01:34:53
death all all the time anyway.
01:34:54
>> Yeah. I'm I'm doing funeral.
01:34:57
I mean, I love tattoos,
01:34:59
>> but you only see the same artist. I
01:35:00
know. That's true. He's not a demon. His
01:35:03
name is Matt.
01:35:05
>> He's [laughter] not a demon.
01:35:06
>> All right. Sorry. Hey, Matt.
01:35:08
>> Uh, yeah. I Yeah, I would say the
01:35:11
funeral cuz I also always think about my
01:35:13
own death and I assume
01:35:15
>> I'm one of those people that's like, you
01:35:17
might die tomorrow. Like, do that thing.
01:35:19
And I tell everybody else about
01:35:20
>> eat that cupcake.
01:35:21
>> Eat that cupcake. I
01:35:22
>> I guess you could avoid mirrors.
01:35:23
>> That's true.
01:35:24
>> Yeah, you could. You could
01:35:26
>> you'd run into them every day.
01:35:27
>> I don't look in mirrors a lot anyway.
01:35:30
>> Yeah.
01:35:30
>> Not like every day. Every
01:35:34
it would be like a morning thing where I
01:35:36
like start my day being like mortality
01:35:38
and then it would just be like
01:35:40
>> I can avoid it would be kind of weird
01:35:42
like doing your makeup.
01:35:43
>> Oh, driving.
01:35:45
>> You have to look in mirrors a lot
01:35:46
driving. I would actually see your
01:35:48
general every time.
01:35:51
>> Switch laser [laughter] does this.
01:35:53
[gasps]
01:35:53
>> Or does cameras count too? Like if
01:35:55
you're looking at your phone probably
01:35:59
>> I can't I feel like we can't do any
01:36:01
reflection. That's going to Yeah, I
01:36:03
think your bathroom mirror.
01:36:06
>> Bathroom mirror.
01:36:06
>> Only bathroom.
01:36:08
>> Not the rear view mirror of the car.
01:36:11
>> Dangerous.
01:36:12
>> Okay, then I'm switching my answer as
01:36:13
well. I think I would just like come up
01:36:14
with a routine like get ready every day
01:36:16
kind of like expect like I'm going to
01:36:18
see my funeral and then just you would
01:36:20
get used to it your mortality for a
01:36:22
minute
01:36:24
every day. Yeah. [laughter]
01:36:28
>> Yeah.
01:36:28
>> Yeah. The tattoos I feel like could get
01:36:30
wy.
01:36:30
>> I'm a control freak and I need to pick
01:36:32
my own tattoos.
01:36:33
>> Oh yeah.
01:36:33
>> Yeah. [laughter] And I feel bad going to
01:36:35
Matt later and being like I'm so sorry.
01:36:38
>> Can you fix this one? [laughter]
01:36:41
>> Yeah. So, yeah, I'm going with the uh
01:36:44
with the funeral.
01:36:44
>> Yeah, funeral across the board.
01:36:46
>> So, we have two more.
01:36:48
>> Cool.
01:36:48
>> First one is, would you rather hear a
01:36:50
demon whisper your name every night at
01:36:52
3:33 a.m.?
01:36:54
>> Exactly. Or have a Victorian ghost lady
01:36:57
follow you into every bathroom you
01:36:59
enter? [laughter]
01:37:01
>> Oh my god.
01:37:02
>> Intrusive.
01:37:03
>> That is intrusive.
01:37:04
>> Both are pretty intrusive, honestly.
01:37:06
>> Probably the Victorian lady.
01:37:08
>> Really? [laughter]
01:37:09
I did not expect that. I mean, I just
01:37:12
feel like
01:37:14
>> would I'm thinking like long term here
01:37:15
with like the demon.
01:37:17
>> Well, first of all, can you wear
01:37:18
headphones when you're sleeping and then
01:37:19
kind of like cancel it out?
01:37:20
>> Nah.
01:37:23
>> Does your wife or husband like hear?
01:37:25
>> No, they're fine.
01:37:26
>> It's just you.
01:37:27
>> So, they don't You're the one that has
01:37:28
to live with it.
01:37:29
>> Yeah.
01:37:29
>> Yeah. I was going to say it's your
01:37:30
problem. It's your problem.
01:37:32
>> Interrupted sleep or interrupted
01:37:35
bathroom times.
01:37:36
>> So, is she like watching you while
01:37:37
you're doing your business?
01:37:38
>> I feel like she is. [laughter]
01:37:40
She's not modest. She's like, "You
01:37:41
should light a candle."
01:37:43
>> She's like, "What'd you eat?" You know?
01:37:46
[laughter]
01:37:46
>> Oh, man. I mean, that's more of like her
01:37:48
problem, you know? Like, that's my
01:37:50
problem. [laughter]
01:37:51
>> Well, the demon is my problem.
01:37:53
>> Really comfortable with her. Be like,
01:37:54
"Yeah, watch this one, bro.
01:37:56
>> Can you paper towel?" [laughter]
01:37:58
>> Technically, if she wasn't able to like
01:38:01
communicate with anybody else, it's kind
01:38:02
of like,
01:38:03
>> how do you know that's not happening you
01:38:05
like right now? Like,
01:38:05
>> yeah. Like, that's your little thing.
01:38:07
>> Yeah. You know what I mean?
01:38:07
>> With her. Yeah. M I would share that
01:38:10
moment with Victoria goes and that would
01:38:11
be her problem and I would just be like
01:38:13
sucks for you. But then if I'm sleeping
01:38:15
and there's something in my ear every
01:38:16
single night that sucks for me I'm
01:38:18
waking up every night.
01:38:19
>> Interrupted sleep.
01:38:20
>> I mean I kind of agree.
01:38:21
>> Instead of scrolling TikTok you're like
01:38:24
>> talking to a ghost.
01:38:25
>> Yeah. Yeah.
01:38:26
>> It's kind of cool.
01:38:27
>> Yeah.
01:38:29
[laughter]
01:38:31
>> Someone walks in and you're like talking
01:38:33
to yourself like
01:38:35
>> throwing ideas to her.
01:38:37
This guy [laughter] crazy. Shoot.
01:38:40
>> You know what? That does kind of sound
01:38:41
nice.
01:38:41
>> I'd do the ghost lady. Yeah. I don't
01:38:43
want to be one.
01:38:44
>> Is ours a ghost lady or is it a ghost
01:38:45
man though?
01:38:46
>> No, ours is a ghost lady.
01:38:48
>> She was ghost lady. [laughter]
01:38:50
>> Ghost lady. Sure.
01:38:51
>> Yeah, totally.
01:38:51
>> Ghost man. No.
01:38:52
>> No.
01:38:53
>> Yeah. [laughter]
01:38:54
>> Throw that out of there.
01:38:55
>> Yeah. Ghost lady. I'd just be like, "All
01:38:57
right, girl. Hey, girl. Yeah, let's talk
01:38:58
about stuff."
01:38:59
>> Mhm. I like that.
01:39:00
>> I love it. Yeah, that's an easy one
01:39:02
because I don't want my name's whispered
01:39:04
in the middle of the night by all the
01:39:05
time children all the time. So,
01:39:07
>> you don't need to ask.
01:39:08
>> I don't need someone else.
01:39:09
>> Yeah.
01:39:09
>> Uh, so the next one is, would you rather
01:39:11
get trapped in a haunted mirror
01:39:13
dimension with a ghost version of
01:39:15
yourself?
01:39:16
>> Whoa.
01:39:16
>> A haunted mirror dimension or
01:39:19
>> That's good.
01:39:19
>> Have a poltergeist that only like
01:39:22
forever that only communicates with you
01:39:24
by throwing tacos at your head.
01:39:27
[laughter]
01:39:27
>> That's awesome.
01:39:29
>> Free tacos. I would love that,
01:39:31
>> right?
01:39:32
>> I feel like
01:39:33
>> just wear a helmet everywhere you go.
01:39:34
[laughter]
01:39:35
>> Sorry.
01:39:38
>> Thank you.
01:39:38
>> Imagine how viral that is. If like
01:39:41
>> four or five times throughout every
01:39:42
YouTube video we just get a tacos
01:39:45
>> like where [laughter] did that come
01:39:46
from?
01:39:47
>> If it's Is it like hard shell or soft?
01:39:49
>> You could choose whatever your
01:39:50
preference is.
01:39:50
>> I think you would be able to talk to
01:39:51
them.
01:39:52
>> A beefy five layer burrito, bro.
01:39:54
>> Oh, [laughter] I'm down for that. Yeah,
01:39:56
>> throw some nachos at you. Yeah, but if
01:39:59
it's like hard shell, I feel like that
01:40:00
could like poke out your eyes.
01:40:01
>> Yeah, that could get that could get uh
01:40:03
dangerous.
01:40:03
>> Get ugly
01:40:04
>> and messy. I feel
01:40:06
>> Yeah, it's looking messy.
01:40:07
>> Yeah, I would do the like a soft shell
01:40:09
beefy five layer burrito from Taco Bell.
01:40:11
Oh,
01:40:12
>> damn.
01:40:12
>> A little choosy here. [ __ ] [laughter]
01:40:15
Kind of crazy.
01:40:15
>> I have a fight about this.
01:40:17
>> I'm like, are we ordering that after?
01:40:18
Yeah.
01:40:19
>> Yeah, we are. [laughter] Now,
01:40:20
>> we're at Taco Bell today
01:40:20
>> and it will be thrown right at our face.
01:40:24
>> I would definitely choose the tacos.
01:40:26
>> Oh, yeah. I love tacos
01:40:27
>> big time. I'm a Yeah, big taco people.
01:40:29
>> So I'd be like, "Talk to me all the
01:40:30
time. Let's go."
01:40:31
>> Yeah.
01:40:33
>> Violently hard.
01:40:33
>> I know. Unless he's like humming it at
01:40:35
your head.
01:40:36
>> I know. What if it ruined tacos for you?
01:40:39
>> Tacos for you.
01:40:40
>> That could
01:40:41
>> That could What's the other option?
01:40:42
Trapped in a
01:40:43
>> stuck in a mirror dimension with your
01:40:45
ghost self.
01:40:45
>> For how long?
01:40:47
>> Ooh, good question.
01:40:48
>> I think for that one
01:40:51
>> for a week. A week. But the tacos are
01:40:54
forever. Should we pause? We probably
01:40:56
should.
01:40:56
>> Oh yeah, Blanch always has something to
01:40:58
say.
01:40:58
>> It's always [clears throat] at the end
01:40:59
of the recording. She's like, "Here I
01:41:00
am, bitch." She [laughter] always does.
01:41:04
>> I'm trying to ponder this. A week.
01:41:07
>> A week. It's not that bad.
01:41:08
>> Mr. Beast challenge.
01:41:09
>> Continue. [laughter]
01:41:10
>> I feel like Mr. Beast would somehow like
01:41:12
in the future come up with that
01:41:13
challenge. You're getting trapped here
01:41:15
for a [laughter] week.
01:41:17
>> You're inside the mirror
01:41:19
>> with a ghost version of yourself.
01:41:21
>> I might do a ghost version of myself. I
01:41:22
feel like you could learn a lot in that
01:41:24
instance. That's true.
01:41:25
>> And then I could continue just having
01:41:26
tacos when I want to.
01:41:28
>> At your leisure. At my leisure.
01:41:30
[laughter]
01:41:31
>> Yeah.
01:41:31
>> A ghost version of yourself could be
01:41:33
cool.
01:41:33
>> Yeah.
01:41:34
>> To show yourself.
01:41:35
>> What if they're an [ __ ]
01:41:36
>> Well, they're you. So,
01:41:37
>> and then you're stuck there for a week.
01:41:40
>> Are you an [ __ ]
01:41:41
>> That looks like you sometimes.
01:41:42
>> Not to yourself. [laughter]
01:41:45
>> They're changing it. The mirror version
01:41:46
of yourself is the [ __ ] version of
01:41:48
yourself.
01:41:48
>> Is the [ __ ] version. It's like the
01:41:50
bad part of you. [gasps]
01:41:52
>> Oh, you're living with the bad part of
01:41:54
you. Oh, that's scary.
01:41:55
>> You have to come to terms with the
01:41:56
negative side of a lot.
01:41:57
>> Maybe that's like a therapy session,
01:41:58
though.
01:42:01
>> I feel I'm sticking with that. I think
01:42:02
that'd be a cool experience.
01:42:04
>> Might come out in person.
01:42:05
>> Mhm.
01:42:05
>> Yeah. We don't know how hard the tacos
01:42:07
are hurting your face. [laughter]
01:42:08
>> Oh, no.
01:42:09
>> And we love tacos, so we don't want them
01:42:10
ruined.
01:42:12
>> And you don't know when they like
01:42:13
materialize in the air. Like if they
01:42:15
just materialize as they're coming at
01:42:16
you. [laughter]
01:42:18
>> I don't eat in my bed, so I don't want
01:42:20
tacos on my bed. I don't want that.
01:42:22
True.
01:42:23
>> That's very true.
01:42:24
>> Yeah.
01:42:24
>> You're driving, you just get smacked in
01:42:26
the head with the talking like, "Oh
01:42:28
god." [laughter]
01:42:28
>> Trying to take your everything shower.
01:42:31
>> You have like the music on and
01:42:32
everything's nice and calm and then like
01:42:34
a giant burrito hits you in the face.
01:42:35
Terrible.
01:42:38
>> Right after you finish your shower and
01:42:39
then boom, and you have to go back in
01:42:41
the shower and you're like, "God, you
01:42:43
just washed your hair and you get like
01:42:45
queso in your hair."
01:42:46
>> No, that'd be awful. Or like right after
01:42:48
you blow dry your hair.
01:42:50
>> No. No mirror dimension.
01:42:53
>> I'm I'm facing the shitty version of
01:42:54
[laughter] myself right now. So, are we
01:42:56
all doing shitty versions of ourselves?
01:42:57
>> I think so. I was going to go for the
01:42:58
tacos.
01:42:59
>> You're still doing tacos. [laughter]
01:43:00
Even after all that, you're take another
01:43:02
shower.
01:43:03
>> You may kiss the bride. Like taco in the
01:43:05
face.
01:43:05
>> Taco in the face. Like
01:43:07
>> you just start getting to the point
01:43:07
where you're like catching them in your
01:43:08
mouth.
01:43:09
>> I know. [laughter]
01:43:10
Got to get them gains.
01:43:13
>> I like it. So, we got three mirror
01:43:15
dimensions. One taco.
01:43:16
>> I'm a taco demon.
01:43:17
>> All right.
01:43:18
>> We'll just take your tacos.
01:43:19
>> Okay. True. True. You know, shares.
01:43:22
Perfect. I could feed the homeless.
01:43:23
>> We made this video.
01:43:24
>> Wow. Here we go. [laughter]
01:43:26
>> Nice tacos wherever you go.
01:43:29
>> That's great.
01:43:31
>> All right. I think we learned a lot.
01:43:33
>> I think we did.
01:43:34
>> We definitely [laughter] did.
01:43:35
>> We We know ourselves much better than
01:43:37
each other.
01:43:37
>> Yeah.
01:43:38
>> Um, so let's do the two truths and a lie
01:43:40
ghost edition. You guys are going to
01:43:43
tell us two truths and a lie.
01:43:45
>> If you want to do it together, you can.
01:43:47
>> Or if you want to do separate ones, you
01:43:49
can. and we'll try to determine and
01:43:50
yeah, we'll guess your last.
01:43:52
>> I already have I already have this. I
01:43:54
was I've been thinking.
01:43:55
>> All right. And you want to do a two
01:43:57
truth and one line? I'll do a true truth
01:43:58
and a lie.
01:43:59
>> Sure.
01:44:00
>> Okay. [snorts]
01:44:01
>> Okay. Um so I'm just going to be looking
01:44:04
straight here so you can't look at my
01:44:05
eyes.
01:44:05
>> I know. I'm not [clears throat] ready
01:44:07
poker face.
01:44:08
>> Yeah. Seriously. Um, one time I went to
01:44:10
the Velisa Axe murder house and um,
01:44:14
during like one of the last
01:44:15
investigations, there was a spirit that
01:44:18
tugged on the back of my crew neck that
01:44:21
I was wearing and it scared me and made
01:44:23
my eyes tear up instantly and um, yeah,
01:44:26
was one of the only times that's ever
01:44:28
happened where I've I've felt like a
01:44:30
physical sort of touch like that.
01:44:31
>> Holy [ __ ]
01:44:32
>> Um, another time I was in a spot called
01:44:35
Bowowers Mansion. It was in Texas and I
01:44:38
was speaking out to a ghost named
01:44:40
Bernard who was known specifically to
01:44:42
slam doors. Um, and at after I asked him
01:44:46
to directly slam a door, it happened in
01:44:48
front of my face. Um, and I instantly
01:44:51
also broke out into tears, but this time
01:44:53
down like my face. And it was one of the
01:44:55
most traumatic jump scares I've had in
01:44:57
my entire life.
01:44:58
>> Damn.
01:44:59
>> Um, these are all convincing so far.
01:45:01
>> I know. [laughter]
01:45:02
And then when I stayed in a week in the
01:45:03
the conjuring house, I was forced to
01:45:06
stay in the basement on the last night
01:45:08
and uh was uncontrollably sobbing the
01:45:10
entire time um until Sam was able to get
01:45:13
me out at 5:00 a.m.
01:45:15
>> All of those so terrifying and real.
01:45:18
>> Mhm.
01:45:18
>> And they all involve crying.
01:45:20
>> Yep. Oh, that's true. They do.
01:45:21
>> He cries a lot.
01:45:24
[laughter]
01:45:24
>> Hey,
01:45:24
>> what's your what's your astrological
01:45:26
side?
01:45:26
>> I'm a Capricorn. That's weird that you
01:45:28
cry a lot.
01:45:29
>> [laughter]
01:45:30
>> I don't cry that much, guys. Those are
01:45:32
like the best options. Okay. All right.
01:45:35
>> It takes like ghostly intervention for
01:45:37
you to cry.
01:45:37
>> Exactly.
01:45:38
>> That's what it would take for me to cry
01:45:40
for sure.
01:45:41
>> I think the last one is a lie cuz I
01:45:43
think that was Sam.
01:45:44
>> Okay. What do you mean?
01:45:46
>> Um, do you know something?
01:45:49
>> Am I working off of Intel?
01:45:51
>> No, I'm not actually working off of
01:45:52
Intel, but I'm working off like a
01:45:53
possible memory of something I saw
01:45:56
online.
01:45:57
>> Oh, okay. Okay. I didn't see any full
01:45:58
videos or anything, but I remember when
01:46:00
you guys were teasing it. Wait a second.
01:46:02
>> I'm not going to pick that just to be
01:46:03
different.
01:46:04
>> Okay.
01:46:05
>> Just to be competitive, you mean?
01:46:10
>> I'm going with Bernard.
01:46:11
>> Okay.
01:46:12
>> The second one. Tell us.
01:46:14
>> You were right.
01:46:14
>> Yes.
01:46:15
>> You
01:46:17
was not in the I went to the basement
01:46:19
one time, but I didn't cry.
01:46:21
>> So cry.
01:46:22
>> I [laughter] don't cry every single
01:46:23
time. Every time. That was me in the
01:46:25
basement crying till 5:00 a.m.
01:46:26
>> Holy [ __ ] Wasn't it something where
01:46:28
like you saw your grandma, right?
01:46:30
>> Yeah. House. It was crazy.
01:46:32
>> In the basement.
01:46:33
>> Um, it was that was the reason why I was
01:46:36
crying, but that was earlier in the
01:46:37
week. I did go in the basement till 5:00
01:46:38
a.m. And it was really, really
01:46:40
terrifying.
01:46:40
>> And you cried cuz it was so scary.
01:46:42
>> Not in the basement. I just made that
01:46:44
part up.
01:46:45
>> But he Yeah, he had an experience in the
01:46:46
living room.
01:46:47
>> Mhm. the basement in the middle of the
01:46:49
night till 5:00 a.m. was where I heard
01:46:51
Kobe's voice, the mimic that I was kind
01:46:53
of describing earlier on the podcast
01:46:54
where he was outside actually and like
01:46:57
in the forest and I was like,
01:46:59
>> "Holy shit."
01:46:59
>> Hearing his voice like call out when I
01:47:02
was like alone. It was really really
01:47:03
creepy.
01:47:04
>> Oh my god.
01:47:06
>> We haven't been to the Conjuring house
01:47:07
yet. I really want to go.
01:47:08
>> I want to go so badly. You
01:47:09
>> guys have to go.
01:47:10
>> I was supposed to go.
01:47:11
>> I know.
01:47:12
>> My husband actually got me like he knows
01:47:14
me very well for our anniversary. He was
01:47:17
like, "We're going to go on a tour of
01:47:18
the country."
01:47:19
>> Oh, that's [laughter] false.
01:47:19
>> And there was like supposed to be a
01:47:21
medium there and it was going to be
01:47:22
really And I think he got sick right
01:47:23
before and we weren't able to go.
01:47:25
>> Dang.
01:47:27
>> He gets vertigo and it like knocks him
01:47:29
down for like a week.
01:47:30
>> Damn.
01:47:30
>> It was weird to go that day.
01:47:34
>> So you guys got to go.
01:47:35
>> I know. It's not far from us.
01:47:37
>> Yeah. The Conjuring House is actually
01:47:38
going up for auction on this Halloween.
01:47:42
>> Really?
01:47:42
>> Yeah. The last owner um is Yeah. no
01:47:46
longer like a part of it and so they're
01:47:48
like literally selling the house.
01:47:49
>> Oh my god. So did Wait, did Matt Refe
01:47:51
not buy it?
01:47:52
>> Uh it's up for auction. He wants to.
01:47:54
He's like going to be in the bidding,
01:47:55
I'm sure.
01:47:56
>> Okay, I see.
01:47:57
>> Yeah, Matt Refe just recently bought the
01:47:59
Annabel doll.
01:48:00
>> Yeah, in the War Museum.
01:48:01
>> In the War Museum. So that's like a
01:48:02
different thing. But this kind
01:48:03
>> Annabelle was missing.
01:48:06
>> The same the same Annabelle they they
01:48:08
took on like tour and then Yeah.
01:48:10
allegedly went like missing.
01:48:11
>> Yeah. But then halfway through, but then
01:48:12
they got her.
01:48:13
>> Yeah. Then they found her. Yeah. It was
01:48:15
all kind of like a hoax though. Like the
01:48:17
fact that she went missing, it was just
01:48:18
kind of blown out of proportion. She
01:48:20
went on tour and then like
01:48:22
>> because she wasn't at the house,
01:48:23
>> people were she was missing. Well, she
01:48:25
wasn't missing. She was on tour.
01:48:26
>> She was busy. She went to New Orleans
01:48:28
[laughter] like people were just
01:48:30
blowing.
01:48:30
>> She was filming for
01:48:32
>> She was not possessed all, you know.
01:48:34
[laughter]
01:48:34
>> She was cam down the hallway aiming at a
01:48:37
corner.
01:48:40
>> Oh, we have to go.
01:48:41
>> I know. We
01:48:43
have gone there. Yeah, they had crazy
01:48:46
stuff. They did like the Estes method
01:48:47
there. Some like really crazy things.
01:48:49
>> Yeah, you guys have to check out Two
01:48:50
Girls, One Ghost. I think you would like
01:48:52
them. They're like super spooky
01:48:53
paranormal stuff.
01:48:54
>> Sounds good.
01:48:56
>> Yeah, we love them.
01:48:56
>> All right, for sure. Yeah, we'll do.
01:48:58
>> All right, Sam, you're up.
01:49:00
>> Okay, I got it. Um,
01:49:05
okay. These are going to be like about
01:49:08
the paranormal community, not like about
01:49:10
our experiences. Okay.
01:49:11
>> But okay. So, I'm [clears throat] also
01:49:13
going to look at the uh [laughter] the
01:49:15
coffee. Okay. Sure. Okay. Um
01:49:21
All right. There's been a paranormal
01:49:24
story of a ghost who caused a disease
01:49:26
that actually ended up becoming a virus
01:49:28
that a lot of people got.
01:49:30
There has been a confirmed death by a
01:49:34
ghost.
01:49:35
And there has been an Illuminati
01:49:39
cave that turned to be haunted.
01:49:45
>> All right, we know the middle one is
01:49:46
true cuz we covered that case.
01:49:48
>> Yeah.
01:49:49
>> [ __ ] [laughter]
01:49:50
>> But we still have two to work with. What
01:49:53
was the first one?
01:49:54
>> It was the virus.
01:49:55
>> The virus.
01:49:57
>> And then an Illuminati cave that was
01:49:59
haunted.
01:50:00
>> Mhm.
01:50:00
>> I'm going with Illuminati cave.
01:50:02
>> I am, too, cuz that's like I feel like
01:50:03
that's a conspiracy.
01:50:07
>> [snorts]
01:50:07
>> Um, it's the first one.
01:50:09
>> The virus
01:50:11
virus.
01:50:12
>> No, no ghost fire.
01:50:13
>> I almost went there.
01:50:15
>> An Illuminati cave.
01:50:16
>> Yeah.
01:50:17
>> It's called Hellfire Caves in uh
01:50:18
England.
01:50:19
>> In England? Yeah. It's basically the
01:50:20
Illuminati of
01:50:22
>> We did cover that thing.
01:50:24
>> You guys know that Franklin going down
01:50:26
there doing stuff.
01:50:27
>> Damn.
01:50:28
>> Yeah, I covered it on cuz it's um like
01:50:31
the Hellfire Club.
01:50:32
>> Hellfire Club.
01:50:33
>> Yeah.
01:50:33
>> Oh. Oh, I do remember that now. Damn it.
01:50:35
>> They did a bunch of satanic rituals down
01:50:38
in there and then it ended up becoming
01:50:40
really haunted.
01:50:41
>> Yeah. What are the odds? You picked two
01:50:42
cases we covered. Still tricked
01:50:44
>> and I [laughter] didn't remember the one
01:50:45
that I covered. I mean, that's a lot of
01:50:47
cases in our lives. It was
01:50:48
>> forgot you guys were the experts.
01:50:50
[laughter] That was great.
01:50:51
>> My gut was saying the virus, too, and I
01:50:53
didn't go with it.
01:50:54
>> Ah, go with your gut. I felt believable.
01:50:56
>> Yeah.
01:50:57
>> Good job.
01:50:58
>> Well done. [laughter]
01:50:59
>> Let's go.
01:51:00
>> Well done. All right. Well, we're going
01:51:02
to move on to recording our next episode
01:51:04
next week.
01:51:05
>> If there's anything you guys want to
01:51:06
plug Yes. that
01:51:08
>> plug away.
01:51:09
>> Hell Week's coming in October. This is
01:51:11
what This is coming out in like a week,
01:51:12
right?
01:51:13
>> This is coming out a week from Monday.
01:51:14
>> Yeah.
01:51:15
>> Okay. We October
01:51:16
>> for October.
01:51:17
>> Our [laughter] biggest series of the
01:51:19
year launches on October 5th.
01:51:21
>> Oo.
01:51:22
>> Um,
01:51:23
and the finale.
01:51:26
>> Do you want to talk about that a little
01:51:27
bit? I don't want to say the wrong thing
01:51:28
here,
01:51:29
>> but I think we should sprinkle a little
01:51:31
bit. We This is going to be an exclusive
01:51:32
for your guys' podcast.
01:51:34
>> Okay.
01:51:35
>> Um,
01:51:36
>> so for our Halloween finale, it just has
01:51:39
to do with a really famous movie.
01:51:42
>> I think the most famous horror movie
01:51:44
that's happened recently,
01:51:46
>> like in the past movie that's happened
01:51:48
recently.
01:51:49
>> The most famous horror movie we were
01:51:51
able to get to go investigate.
01:51:53
>> What?
01:51:54
Everyone at home will know.
01:51:56
>> But maybe you guys aren't horror movie
01:51:58
fans.
01:52:01
[laughter]
01:52:03
>> There's been so many.
01:52:04
>> I know. I'm trying to think of
01:52:05
>> Tell us off camera.
01:52:06
>> Yeah, of course. Of course.
01:52:07
>> Okay. I'm probably going to feel stupid
01:52:08
afterwards.
01:52:09
>> No, I will.
01:52:10
>> It has recently become the number one
01:52:12
horror movie to hit any box office.
01:52:15
>> Damn.
01:52:16
>> So, that's pretty cool. Anyway,
01:52:18
>> I'm excited.
01:52:18
>> That's so cool.
01:52:19
>> Super Halloween. Yeah,
01:52:20
>> thank you for giving that exclusive on
01:52:23
Morbid.
01:52:24
>> Of course, of course.
01:52:25
>> I'm so excited.
01:52:26
>> Anything else you guys want to plug?
01:52:28
>> Just thanks for having us on. We love
01:52:30
hanging out with you guys.
01:52:31
>> Thanks for coming.
01:52:32
>> So, thank you guys so much for
01:52:33
listening. We hope you keep listening
01:52:35
and we hope you keep it
01:52:38
>> weird,
01:52:40
but not so weird that you don't go check
01:52:41
out Sam and Kobe's YouTube videos.
01:52:44
Thank you. Thank you. [laughter]