Hold hands, close your eyes. It's half past midnight, and you're listening to the ghost

guys. Welcome to the ghost story, guys. I'm Brennan Store. I'm Paul Bestol. And this is a show

where we talk about spooks, spectres, and all the other things watching us from the shadows

beyond the campfire. Some conversations only make sense after the sun has set, and this

is most definitely one. Thanks for tuning in, this is episode number 162, and we're coming

from that tiny mountain cabin you dream about, but can never quite reach. Paul, my friend,

how you doing? I'm doing very well, very well. How are you? I'm good. I had a moment where

I got to star in my own personal horror film, which I really want to tell you about.

Sounds good? Yeah, so there's this coffee shop I've been going to here in Montreal. It's

called the Grand Brutalais. I quite like it. And the thing I love about it is it's open

until 11 p.m. That's one of my favorite things about it. Also, people who work the very

friendly, the coffee is very good. The baked goods are really good, but I'm really

I like that it's open until 11. But it's in a part of East St. Cat Street, which is

amazing. It's not great. So they have the bathrooms set up so that the lights strobe.

So this is to discourage people from going in there and shooting up. Yes. If you tell

the staff, hey, I'm going to go in there and they will turn the lights on for you. So it

stops doing that. I generally, I don't care. It doesn't bother me. It's not really bad.

You know, I'm only going to be there for a second. But the thing is, I've gotten accustomed

to wearing my headphones everywhere, my earbuds. And I should say the bathroom usually

go into the the urinal is really well hidden behind the door of the stall next to it.

The door. It's got quite a deep stall because they usually leave the doors open, which

seems a little weird to me, but what do I know? But so if you're standing in the door

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