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Hey guys, welcome to the episode 253 of Hilboly Horror Stories. I'm Jerry and I'm Tracy.

Guess we have an interesting episode tonight. One I've actually been looking at for a long time, so I'm excited to finally get to it.

Last week's episode we've gotten a lot of good reviews on. We've had a lot of people write us and we even had a police officer send me a message right after they have released.

I've got a story out of share with you. I know how close that I recorded that and we'll get that on the air here in the next couple of weeks.

First we want to thank all of our military and civil service workers out there. Thank all of you for everything you do to keep us safe and give us our freedoms every single day.

Amen. You guys stay safe out there and continue prayers come in your way. We love y'all.

Tracy, this group is not a sponsor, but I really do like what they stand for till Valhalla.

Posted a couple of links in the group, but they sell various different types of t-shirts that are all military related and either PTSD or suicide antisuit.

Like I got a shirt the other day, it's got the number 22 on it and it says underneath it's for the 22 military person now that commit suicide every single day.

So the money, some of this money goes to actually help different facets of the charities that help these things. So.

Anyway, I just thought I'd bring that up because I got my shirt the other day. I really like it.

Yeah, Christian ordered one too and I love it.

But would that be and said that's a segue into the fact of we do have 22 members or a military that commit suicide every single day and countless numbers of just regular society that does the same thing.

Times are tough for a lot of people. We want you to know that you do not have to end your life. That is not the only answer.

Sometimes it may seem that way, but trust me, been there. I know it's not.

And we just want you to know that you've got people you can talk through to help you kind of work your way through some of these situations.

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