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Hi everybody and welcome back to the In to the Dark podcast. I am so happy that you are here listening.

I'm gonna just skip over my spiel about leaving this video a

thumbs up dropping a comment maybe raiding the podcast okay and just get right

into it it's really early right now for me at 7 a.m. as I'm recording this so good morning if it's

morning time when you're listening to this I hope we're all going to have an

amazing day let's get into my 10 seconds before getting into the

meat of the episode. So my 10 seconds is just going to be a quick little update.

We have our Salt Lake City live show coming up this week so we will be in Utah for that and then

I'm also next week going to be in Idaho so I have just a couple busy weeks coming up, but I'm really excited, but I'm also just a little bit stressed.

So I will keep you guys updated on how all of that is going and we literally just got back from out of town yesterday as well.

So we've kind of just been everywhere.

It was Garrett's birthday, but it's been really good and I know that once July comes around things will start to settle down.

But yeah, I'm excited. I'm excited for this upcoming month and I hope that we all have a great month. Let's get into the episode. Okay, if you know me, you know I love vampires and if you didn't know now you do and some days it really does feel like vampires have kind of taken over pop culture a little bit.

You turn on the TV to catch the latest episodes of what we do in the shadows or hop on to Netflix to binge midnight masks.

You hit a bookstore and you see a table full of twilight books or Anne Rice books.

You have Dracula,y, Edward Colin.

Vampires are a huge part of the media,

but they're not real, right?

I mean, I remember when I first read Twilight,

I was devastated that I was gonna to have to marry a human.

And then I felt the exact same thing when I watched Vampire Diaries for the first time.

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