Okay, hello gang, Chapo coming at you, but before we start the show, just a little bit of house cleaning,

we rarely do this because of how much we despise it, but we are giving you an opportunity to call in and submit questions to us.

So here are the following instructions. In the next week or so, we are doing yet another call in show.

So here's how we're going to do it this time. We've run this in various ways in the past, but we're going to do it,

pay close attention to these instructions. If you would like to submit an audio question for us to be aired in a future episode,

record a message of under 30 seconds, a voice memo on your phone, fill out the voice memo, and record a message of no more than 30 seconds.

If it is even one second past 30, it will not even be listened to. You can record, you don't have to do a voice memo,

you can do audacity, any method that you would like of recording audio. Record your question of under 30 seconds,

and email it to calls at choppotrapphouse.com. You can please put the subject of the question in the subject line of the email,

and maybe a brief description of what you're asking for in the email body, but if the text is longer than like three or four lines,

we will also be immediately deleting it. So keep it simple. Okay, so you will have 24 hours from the moment this episode is published to midnight tomorrow,

Tuesday, October 25th, to submit your questions. So say again, email your audio questions to calls at choppotrapphouse.com within the next 24 hours,

and you will stand the best chance for having your question aired and answered by us on a future call in episode.

One more time, an audio message of no longer than 30 seconds emailed to calls at choppotrapphouse.com,

subject of the question in the subject line of the email. Okay, let's start the show.

Greetings friends. It's Monday, October 24th. We've got choppo coming at you. Me, Matt Felix, as usual. And I supposed to kick off this episode.

I'd like to talk about Halloween is coming up. The crisp chill and the autumn air augurs. Dead souls coming back to haunt the living.

And this spooky season, it seems to me like Americans are more frightened than ever. What are they afraid of? I'd like to talk about two things Americans are afraid of.

The first is murals in schools that possibly contain demons and the other is voting. So just two things on Americans mind.

But the first story, the first story of Halloween, defright comes courtesy of a Michigan high school. They commissioned a teen high school there to draw a mural for them.

And that's where our story begins. Have you guys seen this story?

Yeah, I was too scared. I was too scared.

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