I'm on the historic Queen Mary, with you from that producer Tyler Carey, and it's his

first time traveling with me for a taping.

Tyler is a skeptical but open person, and over the last few days a board has already experienced

a taste of the creepiness associated with producing this show.

Spirit divination attempts, ghost hunts, long, empty hallways, and cold, dark, engine

rooms.

Have you ever been in such a allegedly haunted location before?

No, definitely not.

I think...

No, I don't think I've been anywhere that was notoriously haunted.

I've been in houses before where people are like, oh yeah, there's a ghost here because

this woman, or whatnot, died a long time ago, it's like, okay, but

this is a legitimately haunted place, and I felt it last night.

You felt it last night?

Last night on the tour, I had to leave that final tunnel, not because of my claustrophobia,

which I've been talking to you about this whole time, but I literally got, I had this

physical reaction, got cold sweats, as soon as I walked in, got a cold sweat, and my

heart rate just jumped, and I was like, no, I have to leave right now.

I didn't see anything, I didn't feel anybody tickling my ear or anything, but I had a very

quick noticeable physical reaction to that spot specifically, and I left, I walked all

the way back to the top of that boiler room, I was out of there.

And I mean, that's after a night where we perhaps heard a disembodied voice.

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