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My name is Jerry Polly and most of you know me as the host of Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast. We get to have some fun conversations about the afterlife on that show.

But I'm also a licensed insurance agent. That requires me to have conversations every day about the afterlife that aren't near as fun or comfortable.

Conversations like what would happen to your family if you were suddenly gone? Because not only are you gone, but so was your income.

How would they pay the bills? How would they pay the mortgage? Would they even be able to stay in the house that they're currently living in?

These aren't fun topics to talk about, but it's the harsh cruel reality. Getting life insurance is the way to protect your family should something unfortunately happen to you. And it will give you peace of mind.

So when that time comes, you truly can rest in peace. If you live in Kentucky, give me a call to your co-defebble to 817-0899 for your free quote. Trust me, you'll be glad you did.

Hey guys, welcome to episode 195 of Hillbilly Horror Stories. I'm Jerry. I'm Tracy. We're glad to be back with you this week. Yes, definitely. Hope you guys have had a great weekend so far.

I want to say that big thanks. We had a lot of people reach out to us about last week's episode about Breeze Hill. And had a lot of people say they hadn't heard of it, but they thought it was a very interesting story. And we're going to try to find some more of those in the future for you.

So actually tonight's is kind of going to be like that. So yeah, good. First we want to give a big thank you to all of our men and women and canines over in the military.

Thank you guys for everything that you do.

Well, so I want to say a big thank you to all of our civil servants with a big extra thank you to all of you on the front line of the coronavirus stuff, all of the nurses and CNAs and doctors and paramedics.

And everybody else that that's right there and then we're going to throw in all the truck drivers and everybody that has to still work if your list is an essential and you're still having to work out in the stores or whatever the case is.

Just thank all of you for what you do.

Yes, God bless you guys. Also the farmers, you know, I really never even thought about farmers. I mean, they're having their crops and other working hard to keep getting that good stuff to the stores and things like that.

And hopefully they don't have a have a big hit on their, you know, way that they live.

And so we're very appreciative of you guys and we just thank you guys for watching over our families and keeping us all safe. We love you and God bless everyone of you.

All right. I know we've talked about this every week especially since the quarantine started and it sounds like a broken record, but it's reality. I see it more and more. I see it in the group.

I see people posting, you know, hey, I'm about to crack. I just, you know, this staying, you know, at the house all the time by myself. There's a lot of people, you know, we're lucky as far as tracing that we're quarantined in there's three people in our house.

So we actually do get to still talk to each other and that, but there are people out there that's quarantined by themselves.

Yeah.

They pick up the phone or they pick up a, you know, the laptop or tablet and talk to somebody, you know, they're just sitting there with their thoughts and your, your thoughts can be horrible if you allow them to be.

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