Hello and welcome to the first

mini episode of Real Life Go Stories. How you do? I believe it's episode 63 I think.

Are we gonna oh we're not starting any number one? No we're not we're gonna keep going. No, no, no, no, no. Okay, good.

Okay, okay, okay, I'll Google it then. So we've decided to try and release two episodes a week, which is a bit mad.

I don't know why I've done basically there's kind of two opposing teams on this one where some people

prefer the researched episodes and some people prefer the listener stories. And some of you love all of it. And some of you love all of it. But

when I put the polls on Instagram whatever was pretty 50 people were like whether they prefer research stories or

listener stories or whatever if you can hear that scratching in the background it's been. That's film just letting you know

all know that she's here. Be in stop it. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna try and do a mini episode on a Wednesday. So no

Patreon's no film reviews nothing like that. Just you telling us about your scary experiences. Yeah, pretty much.

My voice is asking you. Yeah, dancing so his voice is really husky right now and he keeps nearly choking and dying. So

just don't die in the podcast. Although it would be that. That would be the premium episode. I'm not in the downloads.

Right. Man dies on what cars. I know, right. So you ready for a first story? Yeah. No, no, actually I'm not. I'm just

in the comfort zone from the main episode. The first story comes from Ashley. Thank you, Ashley,

presenting in your story. Yeah, thanks Ashley. I've always been a bit of a scary cat. Me too. I never quite

grew out of the afraid of the dark stage. I'm a grown-ass woman and I still have to turn every freaking light on

in every room on my way to the bathroom in the middle of the night. I wish that I could just choke it all up

to an overactive imagination. But sadly, that is not the case. Sometimes I think that I attract those

things that go bump in the night. Ever since I was a little girl, I can remember that feeling of

absolute dread at night time or even when being home alone during the day. I never experienced

anything more than that in my childhood home. But even to this day, that house makes me feel uneasy

from time to time. The real scary shit didn't happen until I got older. The first house of my

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