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Yeah, that's right. Why don't we do that on this? I don't know. Because it's more casual, I guess.
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This is the teacher's lounge of the podcast. I love that. Right? Yeah, definitely.
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You want to go first in the teacher's lounge? We smoke in here. We smoke and swear in here.
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That's right. I'm really starting to enjoy how much the feedback emails that we're getting after we tell a story.
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People are like, hey, that was my dad or whatever. And so this is one of those. The subject line is terrifying amnesia story.
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And it says, MFM crew. In this week's episode, Karen mentioned that Donald Boardman's sister suffered amnesia after learning about the identification of her brother's body.
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That's a very sad story of a man who was missing, I think it was over 30 years. And they finally identified a John Doe.
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And when his sister got the news, she immediately had amnesia. Wow. If you haven't heard.
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So immediately I thought, they need to know my story. Yes. So Donald's sister, I suspect, experienced a case of a very rare type of amnesia called
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transient global amnesia. It involves the temporary loss of all memory from up to the past year and can be brought
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on by strenuous exercise, sexual intercourse, and then there's three question marks, or
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sudden emotional distress. Yeah, I've never heard of that. But it's not surprising, really.
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So cut to me and my 70-year-old dad cycling up a hill. We were on a disgustingly idyllic holiday in the south of France and had decided to leave the rest of the family at the house and cycle to the nearby hilltop town.
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I reached the top and waited for dad. When he finally reached me, we were both exhausted and out of breath but happy.
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Suddenly, he stopped panting and calmly said, hang on, where are we? I told him the name of the tiny French town and he stared at me clueless.
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In Provence, I said, and he stared at me again, clueless again. We're on holiday in France, Dad, come on, I said, again, starting to lose my patience, but it was no use.
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I sat him down at a cafe and asked him a bunch of questions to figure out what was going on.
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It turned out he didn't remember anything from the past 10 months. That sounds terrifying.
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So scary. And he's not like doesn't seem to be terrified. He's just like doesn't know what's
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going on. So he doesn't remember anything from the past 10 months, my graduation, my sister's
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wedding, or even the name of his new son-in-law. In a moment of panic, I ordered him a massive beer,
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but then decided he should probably be drinking water instead. Yes, right. These are our instincts.
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Yes. The strangest part about it is that he seemed insanely chill. While I was freaking out that
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we had no phones, understood zero French, and were clearly experiencing a medical emergency,
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he was just sitting there cool as a cucumber stroking some stray dog. It was like out of
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nowhere, he just forgot how to be anxious, something I've been trying to do every day for
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the last 30 years. With the help of some locals, we got him to the nearest hospital and his memory
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slowly returned over the next 24 hours with no lasting issues. But to this day, it's the scariest
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experience of my life. The French doctor says it's a built-in defense mechanism to save the brain
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when experiencing emotional or physical trauma. He had seen it happen once before to a lady who
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had caught her husband cheating and suddenly had no idea where she was or who the guy was in front
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of her. Anyway, stay sexy and don't give alcohol to people experiencing brain malfunctions,
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Richard and then listen to this PS. Okay. You're like this. PS, my husband Peter directed episode three of The Last of Us.
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That's crazy. That's great. Yay. Thank you, Richard. I'm so honored. Okay. This is called Titanic Family Ghost-ish Story.
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mm-hmm hello mfm family pets stephen et al you asked and boy do i have a titanic
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slash family slash ghost story for you i am named after my family members john marion and jack thayer who sailed on the titanic in 1912 my parents considered making thayer my
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first name and i often asked them if they were crazy when they decided to go with hannah instead
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i mean it really is a cool name now i know you and all of the mfm listeners know the story of
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Titanic. So for the purposes of my story, all you need to know is that Jack and John were separated
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from Marion when the boat started sinking. As a woman, Marion made it to the lifeboat, but the men,
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like all the others aboard, surrendered themselves to the inevitable fate that they would be going
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down with the ship. It was so scary. However, at the very last second, knowing he was in good shape
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and that he had nothing to lose, Jack jumped off the side of the vessel. In his autobiography,
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which has been touted as the most accurate recount of the sinking of the Titanic.
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Oh, hello. And I don't have the name of it. Jack describes how he was suctioned under the icy waves and swam for his life
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until he was pulled atop of an overturned lifeboat. Later, Jack and Marion were reunited, but tragically, they never saw John again.
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Now, here is where the ghost, I think we can call it that, story comes into play.
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My fourth grade class took a field trip to a pop-up Titanic exhibition at the Smithsonian.
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Part of the experience was that every guest received a mock boarding pass that had a name,
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bio, and survival status of one of the members of the ship. No, no. Close. Hold on.
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Okay, okay. To my utter shock, whose boarding pass did I receive? Marion Thayer.
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That's what I thought. That's insane. Oh, you did? Insane, yeah. Isn't that fucking crazy?
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It's insane. Nearly 20 years later, and I still don't know how to make of this insane happenstance.
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Is it a true ghost story? Maybe not. But more than anything, it stands as a reminder that family will find a way to say,
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ahoy, even from beyond. I hope to one day pass the first name Fair to one of my children,
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and will continue to tell this story to all who will listen. Thank you both for all you do and for sharing Titanic stories on your episodes.
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They bring me immense joy when I hear them and make me feel further connected to my family.
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Stay sexy and don't freak out when your great-great-ant contacts you from beyond.
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Hannah Thayer, she, her. Wow, Hannah, that's like your glitch in the Matrix. That's totally a glitch, yeah.
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That's it. I mean, she just hit on several requested stories. And that one is like, what are the, I guess it's one in 5,000 or however many people are on that ship.
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and it says, hello all, a few episodes ago, or maybe a mini-sode, I can't remember, y'all talked
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about junkyards and all the weird things found in them. So I had to write because my dad worked in
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a scrap metal yard for most of my childhood and let me tell you, it was spectacular. I could tell
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you about all the brass animals that belong to a Noah's Ark set that he brought home, the many brass
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band instruments, dangerous stuff like bear traps, and yep, you guessed it, guns.
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But today's episode is about the dead body in the rail car. I'd gone with my dad to work on a
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Saturday morning, and we were the first ones there. Dad was always wary of the yard because when the
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rail cars came to deliver scrap metal, sometimes there were unsavory characters aboard. My dad
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always carried a pistol for self-defense, and besides, it was Texas in the 70s, so it was
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perfectly normal. On this particular morning, I was instructed to wait in the office so he could
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make sure all was well. It wasn't. From the office window, I saw my dad go into one of the cars,
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abruptly come out, puke all over the ground, and then run to the office. Oh my God.
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He called the police and told them he had a dead guy in the rail car. Apparently,
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this poor guy had been beaten beyond recognition. The cops were very serious and even took a
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statement from me at eight or nine years old, specifically about what time we got there and
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what I saw. I figure they were trying to decide if my dad was a suspect. I don't know whatever
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happened or if the crime was ever solved. After the police left, dad took me to Dairy Queen for
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a burger and ice cream because, you know, food therapy. We didn't talk much about what had
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happened. Anyway, my dad was the best and I love him very much. Hug your parents. They don't live
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forever. SSDGM, Tanya. Can you imagine the site that had to make a grownup who's probably seen
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some shit barf? That's a site. And the innocence where you're in the office, probably drawing on a piece of paper or something, and you look up waiting for the all clear,
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where it's like, whoa, this is big. Totally. And no one knows what to do. So you go get a hamburger.
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The end of every trauma. Okay. This one's called maybe a new topic for minisodes,
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which we always love. Hey, ladies. I don't think I've ever heard a minisode about jury duty stories.
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And I feel like that could be fun. Perfect. Yes, great. The year was 2013 and I had just graduated dental hygiene school in Boston.
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I had moved back in with my parents in the suburbs and had just gotten my first dental job at a terrible dental chain working 50 plus hours a week.
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One day I came home to a bright orange letter in the mail summoning me in for jury duty.
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I noticed that I requested my presence in Boston, but I was living in... Fuck, I hate this word.
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Worcester. How do you say it? Worcester. Worcester, that's it. Oh my God. Worcester County.
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That town name is the ultimate say it like you spell it. Like it's ridiculous. A couple of Mondays later, I hopped on an early train into Boston and was ushered into the federal courthouse.
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Now, when I was in college, me and my girlfriends would call ourselves the back row crew.
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Because in every class, no matter what the size, we would always sit in the back together.
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So as I was being ushered into the room, I started heading to my usual seat in the back.
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The court officer stopped me and pointed to a seat in the front row and told me to sit
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and start filing out my questionnaire packet as the room slowly filled in behind me.
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We were told to rise as the judge entered the courtroom. Then we were all seated as an old man in an orange jumpsuit, handcuffs,
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and a guard on either side of him came in and stood directly across from me. Oh, what did this little old man do?
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I thought to myself. Then the judge announced, this is the case of James J. Bulger.
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Bulger? Oh, shit. Why do I know that name? Then it hit me. Whitey fucking Bulger was standing directly across from me.
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Oh, man. Yeah. If you don't know, he's like the biggest mob dude in the East Coast, essentially.
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He's essentially just like a professional murderer. Yeah. Who was on the run for a long time.
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Yeah. My eyes widened and I scanned the room waiting for someone I could lock eyes with and exchange the what the fuck look.
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But everyone seemed surprisingly calm for standing in the same room as the guy who was the most infamous crime boss in Boston or maybe even America.
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The judge told us they would be looking over our questionnaires and to specify if there was anything we had that would be biased to the case.
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We had to look through multiple witnesses and police officer names, making sure we had no connections.
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I did write that my uncle was a state trooper slash detective at one point in Boston, but his name was not on the list.
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As I was filling it out, I couldn't tell if I wanted to be a juror or to stay as far away as I could.
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Did he still have connections to people who could hunt me down and threaten my family if I didn't vote not guilty?
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Probably. Could I make it big and write a book about being front row to this highly anticipated trial?
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I was torn. I walked right in front of Whitey and handed him my packet when I was done.
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The judge told us a few things before we left. One, they would have more potential jurors coming
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in every day for the rest of the week Two we had to call a specific number every night to see if we had been cut or if we were still a potential juror And three we were not to discuss the case with anyone I called every night that week And finally on the last night I was cut I was relieved upset happy pissed
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I still can't tell how I feel about it to this day. Maybe writing down that my uncle was a state
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trooper got me cut. Or maybe me being a hygienist and his girlfriend being one made me get the chop.
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Oh. Interesting. But after that week, I think I've seen every documentary slash movie and have checked out
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every book on him using my mom's library card because I thought I could somehow get traced
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back to him. So you're throwing your mom under the bus. Anyway, stay sexy and always sit in the back row.
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Chandler, she, her, and then it says, I was born before friends. She has to say that every time.
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I feel like, and I absolutely could be wrong. the first thing that pops into my mind is that I think Whitey Bulger turned on the other mafia
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guys, or am I thinking of good fellas? I thought he turned. And so there- That's why he was on the run?
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Yeah. If I'm right, I'm just saying, I don't know if Chandler would be at risk because
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he wouldn't have those same connections. So jury stories and Whitey Bulger stories
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is what we need. I'm sure everyone in Boston has one, right? Absolutely. Or we can actually expand out to mafia stories.
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It just starts, hey, y'all, let's do this. The year, 2006. Time of day, late, after midnight.
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Mental state, meh. Sobriety level, 100%. And this is important to note. After hanging out with friends at a party,
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I finally decided to call it a night and go home. At around 12.30 a.m., I pulled into the driveway
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of the home I shared with my dad when I noticed a huge, furry, dark brown, black animal laying in our driveway next to where I park.
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Not knowing what else to do and also having nowhere else to park, I slowly pulled my car up next to it.
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How do you love that? This is my parking space. It's like just like the inflexibility of like, well, I have nowhere else to park.
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So I guess I'll pull up next to the monster. I sat in my car staring at this beast at what felt like forever.
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It wasn't moving, but there was no way in hell my ass was getting out of the car to investigate.
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I did what many a single girl does in her time of need. I called my dad. As soon as he answered, all of my fear caught up with me and I burst into tears.
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Dad, there's a bear in the driveway next to my car. Please help. There was a silent pause in his end, followed by a long, typical dad sigh.
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Allison, he said, I have told you time and time again that you are not to do any drugs or get drunk while you live in my house.
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He started to continue his dad lecture, but I interrupted, swearing up and down that I was sober as a newborn, and there was for real a bear in the driveway.
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I think the tone of my voice and level of crying finally clued him in that there was, in fact, something wrong.
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What happened next is one of my favorite memories of my dad. So my dad likes to sleep only in his underwear.
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Tidy-whities, to be exact. This thought did not cross my mind when I called him.
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But next thing I know, my dad has thrown the front door open. standing on the porch in his tighty-whities, old, tattered robe thrown on but left open, of course,
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loaded shotgun in his hand with the lights from the inside of the house, illuminating him in a way that only a movie could replicate.
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My dad, my superhero, ladies and gentlemen. He slowly made his way down and over to the animal.
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While I still sat in my car crying and pleading for him to be careful, he poked the animal a few times before I noticed he was laughing and shaking his head.
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He motioned for me to get out of the car, but I refused and instead cracked the window to ask what was so funny.
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It's not a bear, he said. It's a boar. I'd never seen a boar in real life, but holy shit, they can get big.
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I finally got out of my car and came over still shaken up. Looking at the boar just left us with more questions and no answers.
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Its back feet had been tied up. So we deduced that someone had killed it elsewhere and then put it in our driveway for some reason.
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Yeah. We had no idea what to do, so we called the police. They were basically useless, said they couldn't do anything,
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and that we could call animal control the following morning, and they would come pick it up.
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They did ask us to take pictures of them with the boar, though, so that happened.
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Anyway, the following week, I learned that this had happened to multiple homes around my city.
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What? Is this a mafia story, too? I know It's a real threat Yeah A local neighborhood had been having issues with boars
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And had hired people to get rid of them And apparently those guys thought it would be hilarious
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To go dump the dead boar bodies In different people yards Not my idea funny But what do I know Stay sexy and don let your dad sleep and only Tidy Whities Alice and Sheer Oh I was hoping it was a stray dog and they got like
00:25:53
a live stray dog and they adopted it. That one was tough because the idea that the boar was dead
00:25:59
is really a nasty turn. And as we all love animals so much. I do love the kind of like,
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She just basically pulled herself up into a terrible situation and then just was like,
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Dad, you have to do something about it. Yeah. No, that's a good point. Okay. My last one is called My Friend Did a Money Booth.
00:26:21
Remember we were just talking about money booths? Yes. Hello, my loves. Hello. In today's episode, 3-2-2023, Karen and Georgia talked about how they love to be in one of those game show money booths.
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where the wind currents whip bills around and a contestant who tries to grab them out of the air.
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My friend got to do this. It's the early 1990s. We are newly minted 21-year-olds ready to booze
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and sleaze it up as much as we can. So we take a day trip to a then new casino in a small Colorado
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mountain town that was meant to revitalize the town's economy. AJ, my friend and star of the
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Money Booth, is one of the best people I know. He is open to all experiences and is a kind,
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thoughtful and hilarious person with energy that seems to bring out the best in people.
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Maybe that's why only 10 minutes after he saw the money booth and said, man, I want to go in that,
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his name was called over the loudspeaker to get his ass over to the booth. And then it says,
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I guess we put our names in a hat or something That part of the story is lost to Bloody Marys Turns out the booth is a lot harder than it looks and he wasn too successful But I never forget the sight of young AJ Bill plastered to his face by the wind
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laughing and grasping at the air. There's no way to look classy. No, you're just like greedy and inept
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when you do a money booth. A little crazy. Nearly 30 years later, we've both found more responsible ways to make money.
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I'm a librarian and he's a psychotherapist. And casinos now feel more predatory than fun.
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But I will always cherish that memory of youth and early summer day in Colorado and one of my favorite people on the planet.
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Stay sexy and take care of your friendships. They will sustain you. There's no name.
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Isn't that sweet? Knowing how much we would appreciate a firsthand money booth story.
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I just, I am so grateful for that understanding of us as people. Well, thank you so much for sending it yet again, another great batch of personal stories that you're sharing with us.
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Thank you so much. We appreciate you opening your heart and your ears and your home to us.
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And your money booths. God, I want to go in a money booth. Stay sexy. And don't get murdered.
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Goodbye. Elvis, do you want a cookie? This has been an Exactly Right production.
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Our senior producer is Hannah Kyle Crichton. Our producer is Alejandra Keck. This episode was engineered and mixed by Stephen Ray Morris.
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