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Hey guys, welcome to episode 254 of Hillbilly Horror Stories. I'm Jerry. And I'm Tracy.

This episode tonight may be an hour story, a little bit shorter than normal. But trust me, by the time you've heard the end of this story, you're going to probably have all that you can handle of it.

So you're probably going to be thankful that it's a little bit shorter.

I got it. It's kind of a unique story.

So I'm going to give a disclaimer before we get in everything else. There are some very adult things that go on in this story.

Animal sacrifices, that type of stuff. Some of it's pretty graphic. So I'm just going to tell you ahead of time. If that's not for you, you might want to go ahead and turn it off.

And if you listen with your kids, maybe you listen to it first and then go back and relisten with your kids if you wanted just to see, you know, if your kids are mature enough to handle it.

So, am I mature enough to handle it? No, you're not. You're not already know how this episode is going to go.

Oh, no. So anyways, obviously we want to thank all of our military and our civil servants all over the world, no matter which country you represent.

Thank all of you for what you do every single day.

Yes, we should remember them every day. And just thank you guys for all you do for a country.

Your sacrifices that you make. We love you and pray for you guys every single day.

And hopefully you all come home safe. Right.

And then obviously when it comes to mental stability these days, it's tough. There's just a lot going on.

I saw a new poll that just came out the last couple of days that said that people are concerned about so many different things in our country, whether it be COVID, whether it be violence, whether it be politics.

It's just like everybody's up in arms about something and it just makes it extremely tough for some people to deal.

Especially if they don't, you know, kind of keep it bottled up.

So remember to reach out to your friends. Don't wait for them to reach out to you because that call may never come.

You made up getting a call that you don't want about the passing of somebody that took their own life.

So, you know, do what you can to prevent those kind of things by reaching out to your friends on a regular basis if you know they're struggling.

Yes, to be Jerry and I are always here for you guys. And so is the group.

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