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And now here's your host

Jerry and Tracy Polly

And their dog ninja

Hey guys welcome to episode of

192 of Hillbilly Horror Stories. I'm Jerry.

And I'm Tracy.

Hope you guys are having a lovely quarantine day.

Oh my gosh. It sure is beautiful out though, right?

Yeah, it is. If you can walk out, you know, in a square on your little front porch and take a look at it.

That's true. We hope you guys are being safe and doing good and just really sad to hear about Joe Diffy passing away today.

That was a shocker.

Yeah, but it was sad.

Yeah, considering he just found out literally like Thursday or Friday that he had this.

So you guys, I know it's hard to everybody to stay in one spot.

But just try to keep to your all selves and love one another and enjoy your family time. Enjoy your social media. It's a good way. It's a good time to start using like FaceTime and Zoom and all those other Facebook Live and all. Oh, yeah. You know, to be able to, you know, you can still talk to everybody. You just can't physically get up and go out there. Yeah, it's been fun. I've been seeing a lot of bands go on Facebook live and do some shows, which is awesome. So that's really nice of them to do that. While we're on the subject, just a quick little, my ex-wife lost her sister a couple of days ago. Yeah. So just wanted to say, you know, thoughts and prayers out to their family. Yeah, very sad. It's a tough time right now. It's tough to lose somebody anytime, but it's really tough during this time because you can't really have proper funerals for people. You can't really, you know, I know in their situation, only two people could even be in the hospital

with her when she was on life support. And, you know, it's just rough. When you got to pick

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