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real-life ghost stories. Should we get into the stories? We can do but there is something I've been

saving up. Yes, you text me about this. This was a couple of months ago now, wasn't it?

Yeah it was. It was quite a while ago. No, people who've heard me on the podcast before will know

that, listen to me, I actually sound like a real podcasted for a change, but people will know that

I'm broadly skeptical about the paranormal. My personal dial of skepticism has moved a little more

towards the believing region a bit since I had an experience. I dare I say another experience.

In my favourite pub. This is in the first time something has happened to you in this pub, is it?

Well, so years ago I wrote to you and Dan and you read out my story about the glass sliding off

the shelf in the black horse. It's the same pub. That pub I did my torrentine tales one last year.

It's since reopened, glad to say, which is wonderful. Love a pub, love the energy of a pub,

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