You don't feel right down there, rabbit hole. So reality is questionable.

You don't feel right down there, rabbit hole.

Welcome to the Hillbilly Horror Story. Now here's your home. There is Frank, Heather

Stolk and me. And sometimes they're cat spreading. But never the parents.

Hey, this is Nick Roth and you're listening to Hillbilly Horror Stories. Hey guys, welcome

to episode 326 of Hillbilly Horror Stories. I'm Jerry and I'm Tracy. Tracy, as usual,

we want to start off by thanking all of our military and civil servants of our allied

forces all over the world, no matter which country you represent, thanks to you to all

you guys, gals and service animals for everything you do for us every day. Yes, God bless

you guys so much. We don't know what we would do with that. You for sure. Keep you all

in our prayers every single day. And hopefully you guys can come home for the holidays.

I know what we would do without you. We would probably get mugged. We were probably our

houses would burn down and we just had to sit and watch. We would have broken legs and

stuff and nobody to come to them. That's what we do without you. That's a lot of stuff.

I mean, when you think about it, that's how important all those people are. It's stuff

that most people take for granted and we don't. Absolutely.

And Tracy, it's a lot of people are super excited about this time of year. It's Halloween

and everybody's spooky season. They've got their pumpkins all out and jack of lanterns

and stuff. But it's also a time to remember that it's not super cheery for everybody. Some

people really struggled during the holidays, even Halloween. That's, you know, not thought

about like the regular holidays. People think of the holiday season as Christmas and new

years and Thanksgiving around here anyway. But I mean, people struggle all year long, especially

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