Famous and Frightened - Hollywood and the paranormal

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Hey everybody, and welcome back to four the Booze.
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Or the Booze. We are back. That's us if you
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were present for the live, which we know you aren't
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because we can see how many people were in there.
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We are doing this a day late. So while this
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will be a video on YouTube if you'd like to
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go watch it, we don't really have the time to
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do as much editing as I wanted, if any at all,
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So we're probably gonna start using our Tuesday to record
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episodes so it gives me more time to edit. But
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this will be a video nonetheless either way. So but
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the more edited stuff is coming. I just didn't plan
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it well enough to We'd like to see it.
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In video format and see our Hey, come check us,
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just come on us, come come and see over.
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On That is a Freudian slip, like crazy, you said it.
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I didn't mean to. You did not have to point
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it out. You could have just let it be.
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Anybody who listens to their show knows I am not
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going to let that one go anyways, know what I'm
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doing later, But anyways, show we are doing what I
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would still consider paranormal Jason, even though it is directly paranormal.
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We are not going to be doing a location. We're
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going to be talking about a topic that I kind
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of came upon by accident, I guess where. I was
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trying to come up with ideas for like Patreon shows
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in the car and I and I did one and
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my kid loved it, So I thought we would if
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you're interested in this sort of thing. This is going
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to be something that we're going to be releasing in Patreon.
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Is at some point it's a celebrit in the paranormal, okay,
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which I'll be honest, Like I've known some paranormal stories
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when it comes to celebrities, I did not realize how
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many there were. Really, there's a lot.
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Going to be a thing.
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Yeah, and where well that's I do this?
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I know, I just show.
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Up, yeah, basically, But so I wanted to. I wanted
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to talk about some of these paranormal encounters. Now, when
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I say paranormal, we're going to cover you know, paranormal
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as in ghosts, aliens, and cryptids alike. We're going to
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cover them all.
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Even space cryptids.
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There's no such thing. But if we ever come across
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one like Bigfoot on a UFO and then fine, yeah,
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but today we're just going to stick to the three
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regular ones. Okay, uh, I don't even know where to
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go with that. But from haunted hotel suites and shadowy
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cryptids lurking on movie sets to unexplained lights in the sky,
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today we're asking what weapons when celebrities come face to
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face with the supernatural? So grab your popcorn in a
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flashlight and let's dive into tails that even the tabloids
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can't seem to explain. Ooh, now, our first story comes
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from the world of classic Hollywood, So I mean we're
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talking way back. And did you know that legendary actress
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Joan Crawford believed that her home was haunted? I didn't
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we do an episode about her?
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I feel like she came up.
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Wasn't she in the apartment in New York? I will
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have to look into that. I can't remember. But in
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an interview, she actually recounted nights spent in a sprawling
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Los Angeles mansion where unexplained footsteps echoed through the halls
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and doors opened on their own, and Crawford's daughter, Christina,
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later claimed that the ghosts might have been lingering spirits
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of former residents, or perhaps actors unwilling to leave the stage,
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even in death. They just don't give up.
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Yeah, like, nope, I'm here and I'm not leaving.
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Just you know, when you need the when you got
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to get that part. You've got to get that part
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to stay vigilant. My acting friends, maybe you will get
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there one day.
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Spot Life is the life.
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Spot Life is the life. I don't know what that means.
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Spotlight Maybe that's what I meant to say. But Joan
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is far from alone now. Singer and actress Miley Cyrus, Okay,
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of what show? Was she Anda Montana? That's what I thought.
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Of course you would know that once rented an apartment
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in London and described waking up to see a spectral
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figure in her bathroom mirror, a man in Victorian garb
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who vanished as quickly as he appeared, and Cyrus said
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she felt an icy chill whenever she entered the room,
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as if ghostly Tenant was unhappy to be sharing his
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space with a pop star. I gotta be honest, depends
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on which ara, Miley Cyrus we're talking about. I wouldn't mind.
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Oh my god, amen, listen all right. I know she
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gets a lot of hate from the world. This isn't
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a about her as an individual or even her music,
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which none of that bothers me. It's pretty though. I
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think she's pretty hot. So I mean this spans so
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like we're going to talk like everybody that we're going
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to talk about in this is it really spans the
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years through Hollywood, Okay, so like I know you have
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you know, classic Hollywood will come up through like you know,
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I think some of the seventies, eighties, and even into
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modern times like Miley Cyrus. I mean, it seems like
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this happens more than people know about. Interesting Dan Akroyd,
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this is what I did know about, star of Ghostbusters,
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is another who's had run ins with the supernatural. Do
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you know anything about dan Aykroyd. No, he is super
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super duper into ufology. Okay, oofhology. However you guys say it,
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I'm sorry, I'm not into it. What oh yeah what?
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They don't worry about it. It's not your field. He
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has spoken about his fans only spiritualist background and believes
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in his Los Angeles home being inhabited by numerous spirits,
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and Dan once woke to find a translucent figure lying
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beside him, and often hears music playing or doors slamming
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with no earthly explanation, and for Ackroyd, spirits are simply
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part of life and perhaps inspiration for his most iconic role.
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We will hear another story about him later. Okay, dan
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that's kind of what happened to his career because it
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seemed like during the like during the eighties, dan Ackroyd
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was incredibly famous. I'm not saying he's not. I'm not
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saying he's not famous now. I mean, if you're old
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enough to remember, you'll always know who dan Aykroyd is less.
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So yeah, not as.
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I think him and another person we're gonna come across
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in this, Uh, their careers they didn't get stopped or
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I don't know how to explain it, but their their
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careers definitely took a hit because of their beliefs. But
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there is another one coming up who was also extremely
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into the UFOs. All right, very very into it. Okay, Now,
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actress Lucy Hale Hall Hale, known for Pretty Little Liars.
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You watch that's what's her name? It's a Halor Hall.
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I don't know, Okay, shared her own eerie story from
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her Nashville home. She reported hearing footsteps, seeing lights flicker,
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and even receiving texts from her own number, and one
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night she awoke to find all the doors in her
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house wide open despite locking them before bed. Now, Lucy
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describes a feeling of being watched and even her dog
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barking at empty corners of her room. No, I'm a guy, Okay,
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I would be super like put off if I woke
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up and my doors were open after I locked them.
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Yeah, yeah, especially like you know you lock them. You
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know you lock them.
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So it depends is it me or you? Because I
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know you are a very forgetful lady. I am very
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exactly what now. Matthew McConaughey, while shooting the film The
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Haunting in England, spent several sleepless nights after seeing what
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he described as a quote gray misty woman moving through
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his rented cottage. The spirit seemed playful, opening cupboards and
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rearranging small objects, and McConaughey took to talking aloud to
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the presence, asking for peaceful nights and claimed the disturbances.
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The disturbances lessened soon after, but that was two hard
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words to be together, which we have actually talked about
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him before. When we did the Lolori mansion, Yes he
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owned it, didn't he if I remember correctly, And he
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had Madame Blue. Do you remember that? What was that?
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The Loori Mansion? I know we put out a reel.
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I can't remember. God, We've been doing this for too long,
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but I know he has had an experienced. I'm pretty
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sure it was the Little Laurie Mansion with a lady
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named Madame Blue, Madame Blue as he called her. Now
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even Ariana Grande comes into this. She once shared that
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after visiting Stole Cemetery, known for its haunted reputation, she
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began experiencing a series of chilling events, and she reported
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seeing demonic faces in the dark, feeling quote heavy atmospheres,
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and smelling sulfur in her home. Ariana said she even
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captured a mysterious black figure in a photo that she
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took that night, a photo she deleted after being overcome
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by an unexplainable sense of dread. Why would you delete?
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It becomes way less believable? Agreed, I'd be curious to
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know what time of year this happened in because if
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it was around Thanksgiving and you're eating a lot of
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deviled eggs. Smelling sulfur in your home is pretty normal.
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This is true.
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You know, get them egg farts. Don't act like you
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don't know.
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Come on, I have no idea what you're talking about now.
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The Hollywood Rose About hotel is famous for its glamorous
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guests and its ghosts. Of course, Marilyn Monroe is said
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to appear in mirrors, and some visitors report hearing mysterious
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laughter in the Blossom Room long after the parties have ended.
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Actors staying at the hotel often request rooms on lower floors,
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hoping to avoid late night run ins with the supernatural.
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Kill me in that hotel? Yo, I want to go
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hang out with Marilyn. What she's a dime? I love her.
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If I had to be stuck in purgatory with Marilyn
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Monroe sounds pleasant.
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You wouldn't be mad.
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I would not be mad. I would not be mad.
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And I like, why would anybody avoid late night run
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ins with the supernatural if they believe it to be
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somebody like Marilyn Monroe?
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I mean, I wouldn't try to avoid it no matter
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who it was.
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But especially if it's Marilyn Monroe. You know what I'm saying.
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We get it.
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Oh, here's another one of my favorite actresses coming up.
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I see it, actress Kate Hudson while staying at the
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Savoy Hotel in London. I think that's how you pronounced
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that claim that she woke up in the middle of
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the night to a translucent figure sitting at the foot
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of her bed. The air turned icy cold, and as
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she stared in disbelief, the apparition slowly faded, leaving her
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shaken but strangely unafraid. Hudson has since said that she
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believes the hotel is quote definitely haunted. I would haunt
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Kate Hudson. Listen in the movie Almost Famous. Oh Lord,
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my god, Kate Hudson, if you ever hear this, I
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love you. She's so good looking, she's she's the daughter
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of Kurt Russell and oh oh, Goldiean I can see her, yes, bro,
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And she honestly look like her mom.
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She does.
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And even when I was a kid, I thought Goldiehan
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was attractive as a kid, so she was probably a
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kid too. So it works out perfect.
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And nobody has seen the movies? What are they? What
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are the most Christmas movies that they play Santa and
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Missus Claws in.
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I don't what are those movies? Isn't it just Santa Claus?
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No, because that's the Tim Allen movies.
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No, the Santa Claus is a Tim Allen movie. Oh man,
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look it up on your I'm what are those movies?
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We watched them. We watched all of them, all two
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of them. Yeah, we watched them all as making sense,
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I'm curious now I need to know. I feel like
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it's just called Christmas Chronicles. Christmas Chronicles. They so good. Well,
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you know what makes it good is that it's like
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it's not your regular Stana that you get in every movie.
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That's why. Yep, he's like, I don't know, he's kind
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of like a regular guy.
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I know.
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They're so good, you know, and he's kind of witty
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and gets a little shitty at times. So it just
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feels more realistic.
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It does. Absolutely.
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Now let's move from haunted halls to the wild. Unknown cryptids.
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Creatures whose existence is unsubstantiated, like Bigfoot, the Lockness Monster,
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or the Chuop Ofcabra have fascinated the public and celebrities alike.
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Rob Low, do you remember when we watched that show,
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The Low Files. I think it was I actually liked
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that show. For example, the actor and his sons filmed
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a reality show called The Low Files. If I would
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have just read ahead, there was where they set out
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to investigate urban legends, and during one episode in the
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Ozark Mountains, Low claims they encountered a sasquatch like creature
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and he describes it as a hulking shadow that moved
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with unnatural speed. Quote if I'd been alone, Low admitted,
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I'd have thought I imagined the whole thing. Now, we
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watched this whole series, but I honestly think we skipped
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over the cryptid ones and we only watched the paranormal ones.
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If I if a memory serves, I'm pretty sure that's
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what we did. So sorry, Rob. The paranormal ones were good,
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though they weren't They weren't faked for anything. They were
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all very real.
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It's him like going out with his sons and.
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Yeah, and like I've been watching, like Rob Low has
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been in a lot of great movies. The first one
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I can think of his Outsiders, right, So, like I've
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always liked him as a like a as an actor,
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he tended to get a little little cheesy throughout the years,
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but I never knew that I'd like him as a
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regular person. And if that's him being a regular person
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in that show, he seems delightful now pop star kesha,
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Oh don't stop, okay. Another lover of the strange also
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had a show, recounted a nighttime hike in the Pacific
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Northwest where she allegedly heard guttural howls and snapped blurry
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photos of large, indistinct shapes dating among the or darting
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among the trees. I doubt they were dating now. Quote.
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I don't know if it was a sasquatch, she joked. Quote,
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but I know it wasn't any Hollywood and animal handler
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in a suit. I cannot string words together today either.
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never we never watched it. I don't remember the name
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of it. It looked really weird, but it did actually
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get good reviews. People said it. People said it was
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a good show.
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I mean, come on, we watched Rob Lowe, but he
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had nothing to do with the paranormal either. I'm just saying.
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I'm just saying people did like this show. I remember
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reading up on it and because I was like really
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A strange like it's because it's because she's strange.
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what does it matter. Meat Loaf, the rock singer used
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to be on ghost Hunters all the time, So what's
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the difference?
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Conjuring Kesha is what it was called?
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There you go see, I remember she had a show?
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Did not know that?
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While filming Deliverance in Royal Georgia, actor Bert Reynolds reportedly
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heard strange howling and saw what he described as a
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quote ape like shape moving through the forest near the set,
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and the crew shrugged it off, but Reynolds insisted that
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the woods were home to something beyond ordinary wildlife. That
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is not the only creepy thing that happened out there
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for Deliverance Georgia and Deliverance. You've never seen that, have you?
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Oh that's where squeal like a piggy comes from. Yeah,
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it's if you ever saw it, you would never forget
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that movie.
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Never seen it.
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It's it's not monsters like you think of monsters. It's
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real life monsters, you know, like inbred dudes on a
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porch picking a banjo, ding ding ding ding ding ding
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ding ding and a bunch of guys going out for
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a hiking trip or a camping trip and it changes
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their life for the worst. Oh no, thanks, they I can't.
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I can't say it on here because it's gonna go
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on YouTube's fine, but they get r worded. Yeah, and
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this movie was in the seventies, I believe. Yeah, mm hmm.
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But that's where all that you squeal like a pig
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and bingeing ding ding ding ding ding, that's where that
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comes from. Ing ing, That's where it comes from. Comedian
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Jack Black, fascinated by the legend of the chupa Cabra,
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once traveled to Texas with friends to investigate. He described
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finding animal carcasses with unusual wounds and hearing eerie guttural
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noises at night. Though Jack laughs about it now, he
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admits he was quote pretty freaked out and swears that
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at one point he glimpsed a large, hunched creature darting
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behind a barn.
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Chup of coppra. It's a really fun word to say.
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Of copra, and who could forget the time. Matthew McConaughey
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was filming on location in Texas and he swore he
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saw a quote dog man, a wolfish creature standing upright
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watching from the tree line. The crew dismissed it as
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a trick of the light, but McConaughey insists it was
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quote the wildest and most primal stare I've ever encountered.
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I think Matthew McConaughey needs to stop smoking so much broccoli.
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I mean, he could have seen things. He comes up
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a lot in paranormal stuff.
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He smokes a lot of the Juana the Mary Jane.
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Oh yeah, because he hangs out with whatdy Harrison. You
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ever heard the thing that they might be brothers or something?
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Wait what Yeah? Yeah, they think that they're they have
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the same dad or something.
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Shut up.
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Yeah, I'm true.
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From what there's like a guy out there just like
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fathering a bunch of celebrities.
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I mean, things happen like that all the time.
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I mean, this is true.
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I remember there was a thing about Bill Burr, the
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comedian and Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins being brothers.
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Bill and Bill.
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The musician. Post Malone has actually spoken of his fascination
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with the Mothman legend, and even visited Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
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The most caked up statue that has ever been made. Yes,
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that statue. Whoever made that and decided like why to
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give Mothman? Why the yams that they did? I don't
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understand it. Somebody got weird with.
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It, very strange and post Malone, who now lives like
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forty five minutes away from us.
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Yeah, but don't go to stock him because it's weird.
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It is weird, and he was just a rodeo in
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our town.
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Megan just can't stop talking about this.
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He was, I.
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Know, but I've heard you mentioned this so many times.
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Cool.
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But we didn't see him.
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No the hell people were posting pictures.
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He don't know who we are.
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No, come on now.
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He reported seeing glowing red eyes in the distance and
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left town. Quote absolutely convinced. There's something out there now
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Post Malone, if you ever do listen to us, we
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would love to meet you. And we don't live far away.
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I don't. I don't want you to think I don't
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want that, because I do.
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And everybody posting onlines hit a super nice guy.
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Everybody says he's an just chill guy. There's so many
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videos of him just being the best to his his
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fans and stuff. So I keep doing you post malone,
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Yeah right, yeah, I want to meet you. Actor Kristen Stewart.
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I can't think calling her an actresses a little bit
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of a stretch personally. While in Scotland filming went out
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late one foggy night with friends searching for sign of
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a Locknus monster. She claims they saw a large, shadowy
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shape gliding across the water, leaving ripples in its wake,
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and heard a deep echoing call, and Stuart admits she
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can't be sure what it was, but remains open to
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the idea of Nassy hiding at the depths of the lock. Okay,
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and if she was acting like you wouldn't be able
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to tell a difference. No comment, Am I wrong? No comment?
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She gets the same person on and off screen. I mean, yeah, whatever,
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you an amazing actress. Emmy and war Bunning loved her
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in The Runaways though. Yeah that was but she's also
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the same character in all the Twilight movies and in
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literally every movie she's ever been in.
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She was just a really good movie.
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I think it had a good supporting cast, so it
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didn't make it made her bad acting, not as bad now, No,
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No exploration of the unknown would be complete without a
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look to the stars. Literally. Celebrities have long been fascinated
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by UFOs and alien encounters. A singer Demi Lovado has
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not only sung about the extraterrestrial life, but also claims
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to have seen strange darting lights in the night sky
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over Joshua Tree National Park. On a meditation retreat, Levado
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described a formation of orbs that hovered and then vanished
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without a trace. Quote it felt like a cosmic invitation,
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Levado shared on a social media urging fans to keep
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an open mind. Okay, hey, I believe in UFOs now.
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I mean, do I think we're the only things in
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this universe? Absolutely not.
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We couldn't be.
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There's no way. There's absolutely no way the.
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Universe is like ever expanding.
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And do I feel like aliens and UFOs come down
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and abduct people and do bodily experiments on people and
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then put them I would never be.
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I would never proclaim one or the other either. However,
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if we're gonna say that in this expanse of universe
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we couldn't possibly be the only living creatures, we would
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have to be open to the idea of there could
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be humanoid creatures that do come here and are just
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checking us out. Because there's a lot of beliefs from
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a lot of ancient writings and even like hieroglyphs and
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stuff that we've seen that have led people to believe
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that aliens had something to do with the beginning of
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human civilization. And I could see that. I could see
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that being a possibility, because what if there are beings
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out there that are basically us but have evolved way
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past us, and they're trying to give us the tools
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to also get to where they are to also evolve
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to that level. Okay, I mean, I just we're doing
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a terrible job though, and we're ruining everything. I have allergies.
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My allergies are killing me. My son was making fun
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of me this morning as I was getting already asking
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he was like, why do you breathe? Like I was like, dude,
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I can't breathe. I have allergies and I'm very stuffy.
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Here's such a jerk.
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Sometimes, I don't know. I just feel like, if aliens
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are going to come down to take people, why bring
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them back with those kinds of stories.
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I don't I don't think they I don't think if
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it was my personal belief, I don't think they were
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ever supposed to come back with stories because the majority
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of stories that are from alien abduction are people waking
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up in the middle of something happening to them the
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same way that like.
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Like a mistake, you mean, like they're not supposed.
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To be well, yeah, but think about it like this.
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Out of the millions and millions of people that have surgery,
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most people don't remember anything, but there are the few
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who react differently to the anesthesia and wake up in
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the middle of a surgery and do or remember it.
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go into like let's say, let's just let's just suspend
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disbelief for am and let's just say alien abduction is
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real one hundred percent hands down. We couldn't say that
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if our bodies react differently to certain anesthesi just here
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on Earth, they wouldn't be the same somewhere else. Yeah, yeah, right,
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because everybody's different. You know people, some people need more
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dose of this and that, blah blah blah, and it's
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always like a you're you're doing your best to give
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them what you think they I.
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Don't need a lot, and it takes me a whole
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entire day to wake up.
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It's just been so long for me. I don't remember,
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way to look at like, why why do some people
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seem to remember? Is you know, maybe they were just
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one of those few that woke up during Who knows,
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maybe we've all been abducted at some point. We just
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don't know it.
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Nobody ever really knows, you know.
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Why do you know? Maybe that's maybe that's an answer
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for why certain things like I had appendicitis when I
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was a kid, and you didn't maybe you know, but
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stuff like that, maybe you know, maybe that's why some
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people get certain sicknesses and stuff that other people don't get.
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We just don't know. There's too many things we don't know.
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We don't understand, absolutely understanding. Now Tom DeLong from blank
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from Blank one eighty two, which I know all about.
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Tom DeLong has gone even further, founding Quote to the
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Stars Academy of Arts and Science. This is this has
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been going on for a very long time, an organization
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dedicated to researching UFO phenomena. Now DeLong claims to have
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seen unidentified craft with his own eyes and has become
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a central figure in the push for government disclosure. Tom
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in UFLS interesting a long time, to the point where
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do you remember when he was no longer in blank
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one eighty two because he was in that band Angels
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and Airways. Yes, his alien stuff is what kind of
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led to that him leaving? Well, yeah, because he was
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being kind of weird about it and he was like
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promoting non stopped promoting his to the Stars academy. Interesting,
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he's back now though.
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Interesting choice of a school, I guess. I mean, but like,
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if you're passionate about something, do you and he is
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he is a I mean yeah, I don't think you
486
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could be much more of a believer than Tom DeLong.
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I mean, I'm not like a super believer in extraterrestrial things,
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but I know a lot of people are. And this
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I guess I would say built an outlet for people
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to like have a place to go.
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I'm a believer on a casual level. Yeah, agree, where
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if you ask me, I'm just like yeah, like yeah sure,
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But if you don't ask me, like what I think
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and get theories in because I don't know. Actress fran
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Dresher had perhaps the most unusual tale of all, insisting
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that as a child, she and a friend saw spacecraft
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land in her neighborhood. Years later, she found a small,
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unexplained scar and joke that aliens quote put a chip
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in her whether sirius or tongue in cheek. Her story
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adds to the long list of celebrity encounters with the unknown.
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I love friend pressure.
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Yeah, she's funny and also very attractive. Famed director Gillamo
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del Toro recently opened up about a close encounter he
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had in his twenties. While driving late at night in
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rural Mexico, he and a friend witnessed a set of bright,
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silent lights hovering over the road before vanishing at impossible speed,
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and del Toro described the experience as quote utterly unexplainable,
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and said it continues to inspire his fascination with the
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theme of the unknown in his films, and he makes
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two weird films.
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It's like a super unexplainable just silent light.
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Yeah, there's a lot of people who there's a lot
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of people who have that same claim though, where it's
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just like lights that come out of nowhere. There's no sound,
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no nothing.
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See. I feel like I can get on board with
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more of like lights than the actual like ship sightings.
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What do you think the lights are? I mean there's ships.
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Don't listen her whatever.
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Shit, I don't know. I feel like lights are just more.
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Okay, so aliens are just glowing? No, I'm not that's
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more feasible. Then what are the lights?
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I don't know what they are?
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The ship's unexplainable rapper Lupe Fiasco.
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Okay, I like it.
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Has shared a vivid account of waking up paralyzed as
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a child, unable to move as bright blue lights filmed
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filled his bedroom. This is another claim that a lot
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of people have had. He recalls an overwhelming sense that
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quote something else was present in his room, and to
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this day he remains convinced of alien contact, and the
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episode profoundly affected his outlook on the universe. Wow, all right, man,
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I like Lupe Fiasco. Sorry, I don't I know you.
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Country star Billy Ray Cyrus of Achy Breaky Heart don't
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and and as we've previously spoken of, Miley Cyrus's Dade
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claim to see a spinning disk hovering over his farm
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in Tennessee, along with his son Trace. How'd you know that? See?
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This is the problem with our relationship is I know
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who loup a Fiasco is, but she knows apparently who
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Trace Cyruses. Yep, yep, see Billy Ray. Billy Ray watched
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as the object ripped across the sky then disappeared behind
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a hill. The family tried to chase it in their truck,
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but found nothing but scorched grass where it had landed.
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Interesting.
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I know that they probably, like I know, I know,
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they're probably real Tennessee and people Tennesseans, But when I
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think of the Cyruses, I think of bougie people playing
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tend like pretend.
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Sothern with a godmother who is Dolly Parton.
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I get it, man, but I just it's just not
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how I view them. I just don't. It's hard for me.
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You have the Disney kid and the dad with a
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mullet singing achy Breaky Heart who then went on to
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do Old Town Road. I mean, come on, dude, well
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it was him. And so when I think that the Cyruses, like,
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I just don't see them as Tennessee and farm people.
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And I know they are, like you just don't think
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you'd understand.
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I just don't think you'd understand him. So don't tell
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my heart, my hanky, breaky heart.
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My quill.
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It might blow up and kill this man. Come on,
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we're gonna work on Megan's lyrics.
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It's not gonna It's.
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Been like this since I've known you my whole life. Now.
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While tales of us you U s os, yes, yes,
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UFOs and cryptids often steal the spotlight, some of the
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most unnerving celebrity experiences have unfolded not in distant forests
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or in lonely highways, but on the very sets where
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Hollywood magic is made. The boundary between fiction and reality
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blurs when the cameras roll and cast and crew alike
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report brushes with the inexplainable, inexplicable. I'm having a hard
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timee talkings. I cannot breathe out of my nose. So
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this is geared more towards there will be some actors
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in here, but it's not just the actors of Hollywood
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on set that experience things. It's also other people.
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There's lots of people that are involved in well.
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I understand that, and I just wanted to point out
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some of those people as well. So there will be
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celebrity self mixed in with this, but there will also
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be non celebrity, just depending on how you look at it.
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If it's like your famous key grip, I don't know, producer,
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I'm sorry, they're not that famous. The set of The Conjuring,
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renowned for its supernatural subject matter, became infamous for its
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own eerie occurrences. Actress Vera for for Mesia. God, I
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know IgA Now, I'm pretty sure it's for Mesia, and
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found mysterious claw marks etched onto her computer screen after
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reading the script. Did you hear my voice this crack?
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Yeah?
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I am going through puberty right before I turned forty five.
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While other crew members reported objects moving on their own
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in sudden chills sweeping through the sound stage, Now, director
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James Juan admitted that lights would flicker and props routinely
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fell without explanation, leading many to believe something had followed
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them from the real life haunted house. Or I'm going
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to give an alternate explanation, people sucking at their jobs.
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True. I'm just saying either way, you know, things happened.
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You know, make sure you secure things I don't. I
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don't know.
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Do you do your jobs?
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Properly do your job during filming. For quote, the Poulter
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Geyist movies, and you've never seen those, have you? No, man,
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so good, they're so good casting's crew crew.
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But like The Exorcist that I had never seen watched.
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It was terrible. Yeah, because you watched it forty years
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after it was made. Megan was expecting a special effects
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extravaganza and it's a movie from nineteen, like seventy five.
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I was expecting the fear that people.
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Because it was forty years old. It was terrible.
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It was an awful movie.
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Megan, don't watch scary. Megan also watch his Disney stuff,
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so I don't want judge it too harshly.
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I don't like them. You feel like I'm gonna have
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panic attacks. I have to sleep with the lights on
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for like a week. Why do I want to do
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that with myself? And finally I was like, Okay, cool,
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I'll watch Poulter Guys or not Polter Guys exercise. I
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was like, this is stupid.
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There was come on, you have to admit that one
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part in the movie though it was pretty messed up.
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It was definitely messed up.
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Not scared, but you're listening messed up. You're talking about
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a movie that was made a long time ago, when
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movies like that were not being made. You under it's
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not scary to you because you're seeing it years later
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after movies have evolved so much that a Disney movie
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is more believable. But that's the problem. So when you
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watch it back now, if you didn't experience the fear
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of it once upon a time, you're not going to
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understand it. So it just seems like a cheesy old movie.
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But when it came out, it caused mass hysteria because
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the world didn't have movies like that.
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I guess things like that weren't just readily.
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The Vatican tried to get this thing erased from history. Okay,
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so I'm just saying on movie, so I don't see why. Anyways.
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In the filming for Poltergeist, cast and crew became convinced
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the production was cursed. Actress Joe Beth Williams recalled returning
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home from the set each night to find her photographs
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and ex inexplicably askew. Now. The tragic deaths of several
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cast members after the film's release only deepened the loure
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surrounding the movie's unsettling legacy. Many people on that set died,
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including Caroline the little girl. Really Yeah. On the set
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of The Exorcist, often cited as one of the scariest
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movies ever made, things frequently went ari A fire destroyed
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large sections of the set, halting production for weeks, and
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several crew members experienced unexplainable accidents. Actress Ellen Burston suffered
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a serious injury during the film, and director William Friedkin
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Friedkin Sorry claimed to have witnessed inexplicable cold drafts and
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strange noises echoing through the studio late at night. I've
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pretty sure that the guy who played the priest died,
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like like right after the movie came out. Really yeah, Oh,
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I'm almost positive. Do you know that that movie is
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based on a real story. I'm sure it's, but it's
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based off of a it was a boy, not a girl.
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M Okay, even comedies haven't been spared. While filming Ghostbusters again,
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Dan Ackroyd, himself a believer in the paranormal, reported seeing
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shadowy figures and hearing footsteps in the empty corridors of
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the historic New York firehouse used in the movie, and
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the cast would just joke about friendly ghosts visiting between takes,
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but some were less amused by the odd happenings. So
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he's like everywhere he.
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Goes, Yeah, but are going on.
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But ghosts aren't even his thing. Huh. He likes UFOs.
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That is Dan Aykroyd's thing. He's a he's very He's
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just very I just know he is very, very into UFOs.
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And for those who believe spirits are attracted to storytelling,
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the set of Insidious saw multiple crew members report sleep
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paralysis and vivid nightmares through throughout the production. Director James
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Wand and star Patrick Wilson both claimed to feel watched
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during certain scenes, and unexplained technical glitches plague the shoot.
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These moments, whispered about in trailers and traded in studio hallways,
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reminds us that sometimes the chills on screen are only
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part of the story. The movies set a place built
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for illusion, maybe the perfect stage for encounters that defy
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rational explanation.
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Okay, there's like a lot of I mean, I believe
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like filming scary movies and stuff like, stuff can happen
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like you're you're focusing on the.
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Billing it into existence. We just talked about this the
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other day.
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Yep, I'm focusing on very very very specific things.
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Now, there's a couple extra little bonus stories here. Rock
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Legend Elvis Presley's long life interest in UFOs as well
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documented his inner circle claims that Elvis believed he was
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visited by extraterrestrials as a young boy, and experience he
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said it inspired some of his spiritual pursuits. Some even
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reported seeing mysterious blue lights above Graceland. An actress Goldie Hahn,
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who spawned that Beautiful Beautiful Daughter, has described seeing a
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triangular craft while camping in the desert as a teenager.
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She felt a strange buzzing sensation and a sense of
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quote peaceful euphoria, and later recounted hearing stories of similar
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sightings from other locals. Interesting. We get a lot of
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I don't know, we get there's a lot of UFO
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stuff when it comes to celebrities. But they're also they
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travel a lot, right, you know, and they have to
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like when they film certain things, you know, they'll be
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on location for long periods of time, you know, And
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I don't know, I just feel like their chances of
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experiencing ghosts, cryptids, and aliens are more than everybody else
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who's just at home.
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Right, normal average person.
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So I really cannot breathe through my nose at all.
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I'm sorry, I don't know.
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I feel like I feel like that's true. Like, you know,
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we sit at home. We won't really like we go out,
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but not like on extended period trips and stuff like that.
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So I feel like, well, we.
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Live in one we live in one of the big
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like Utah, Arizona, Nevada, like all those areas are pretty
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well known for documenting, you know UFOs. So I mean,
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we live in one of those places. But we've been
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out at night. I don't really say anything, you know,
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not this, but I'm not I'm not out there all
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the time looking for it.
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So no, but we were out saw the aurora borealis, auroraborals.
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Yeah, yeah, we saw the auras.
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That was really cool.
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You might be wondering why do so many celebrities report
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supernatural encounters. Is it their creative minds, their openness to
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new experiences, or simple coincidence. The psychologists suggest us that
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those in artistic fields may be more receptive to anomalies
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and less likely to dismiss the unexplained. I'm a very
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creative person, and I do. I feel like I have
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a lot of experiences, Yeah, especially like in this house.
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But perhaps it's also the pressure and isolation of fame
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that makes the night seem longer and the shadows deeper.
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And when you spend nights alone in a hotel suite
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or far from home on location, the line between imagination
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and reality can blur. As our journey through Hollywood's haunted
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corridors and mysterious landscapes comes to a close, one thing
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is clear, the boundary between the ordinary and the extraordinary
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is far thinner than we might imagine. Whether these tales
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are born from restless spirits, elusive creatures, or even visitors
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from the stars, they remind us that curiosity and wonder
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are woven into the fabric of human experience, even for
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those who live in the spotlight. So as you step
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back into your own world, keep your eyes open for
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the uncanny and your mind receptive to stories that challenge
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what you know. Fame may offer fortune and recognition, but
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it does not shield anyone from the mysteries that linger
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all around us. So until next time, you know, keep
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an open mind. Maybe you'll see some stuff and send
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us a story. If you have an alien story, if
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you have a ghost story, if you have a cryptid story.
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Please send it or any weird thing that may have
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happened to you.
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Indeed, I was trying to think of something clever to
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say that I don't know. I was like, what, yeah,
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you know so celebrities. I just thought it was interesting topic.
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It is because I was I couldn't believe how engaged
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my kid was in the I didn't think he would
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care because he doesn't know who I'm talking to.
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He had looked something up and then started reading it
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in like a podcast voice, and when he stopped, it
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was about what was it the Warren Museum? Oh?
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Yeah it was?
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And he stopped and our oldest from the backseat said,
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but I want to know what's inside, and he didn't
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even hear.
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Him, and I was like, it was on our way.
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It was on our way to pick up Loma.
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Yeah, And I was like, hey, he wants you to
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continue and he.
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Was like, oh, so we did, which is where I
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got the idea for the last episode. Yeah.
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Super cool.
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But then I thought of this idea for a Patreon,
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you know, exclusive podcast, which I'm working on because I've
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got to figure out if there is even enough celebrity
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stories to keep it going for at least a little while.
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But it's something I want to do on the side.
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So if you're interested in that, join Patreon. It'll come
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out at some point. If I feel like there's enough,
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I'm going to do it.
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And I wonder like even the tidbits of stuff that
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we had in here of like just bringing up the
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names in like a little bit, like, is there more
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intricate stories.
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I mean, I'm sure a lot of these stories do
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go a lot more in depth, but because we made
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it all one episode, you know, I could only touch
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on so many things. Yeah, you know, this was just
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the things they saw, the things they believe, you know,
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YadA YadA. But yeah, these stories are out there, and
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I find them very interesting because it gets goes to
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show you that these aren't just things that happen to
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everyday people that people who don't believe just kind of
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shrug off. It's happening to everybody. So I don't know,
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it just depends on what you believe. I suppose. So, Megan,
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do you believe in the paranormal?
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Like, just do you believe in the paranormal?
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Yeah? What else? Do you want me to ask?
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Absolutely?
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Yeah, me too. That's how we ended up.
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Why are we even doing this show if I don't know?
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But I just, you know how just want to ask you.
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Absolutely. I never like put much stock into it. When
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I was a kid, like I.
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Got in the I got into a lot of like
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the not even necessarily like real paranormal stuff, but you know,
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like paranormal stories and like goose Bumps, well Goosebumps and
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the like are you afraid of the dark? And scary
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stories to tell in the dark, and like all those
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all those books that I remember from when I was
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a kid, you know. So I got into those at
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a very young age. And then it honestly, it was
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really like around the time I was, you know, in
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my early twenties, when Ghost Hunters came out, I was like, dude,
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people do this like legitimately, you know. So, yeah, that's
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how I that's how it ended up going for me,
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and then it got ruined for me. Thanks YouTube, m So,
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I don't know that's the end of this one.
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You know.
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If you want to find us, look up for us
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on all the social media platforms. Megan finally figured out
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how to post clips I did she posted one.
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I did, so it was nice posted it on all
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the things, except I just.
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Gotta teach I just got to teach you how to
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edit them. That's all I think. I know how.
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I just was that worried about it.
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But yeah, So, if you'd like to help support the show,
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Patreon for the Booze on a Score podcast. And again,
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if you have these stories like your favorite celebrities, send
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them in. We'd like to read them. Or you don't
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even have to read them on here. I just want
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to read them or even your stories that that's happened
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to you. That's what I meant. I said. They can
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send in their stories like the celebrities have and we'd
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like to read them. And let's heard of you, Megan,
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don't listen.
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I do listen, but.
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Yeah, let's let's get out of here, all right.
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Well, thank you everybody so much for listening, and we
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will see you in the next one.
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Bye. I'm always going to think Kate Hudson's hot, never
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not going to be I know,