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It's 1133 in Tahiti, and you're listening to Night Call, a podcast for those strange days and lonely nights.

I'm Molly Lambert here in Los Angeles,

and with me is Tess Lynch and in New York City we have Emily Yoshida. We are all here today

to take some of your night calls and talk about some haunted dolls. As always, give us a night call

at 24046 night or send us an email at nightcall

podcast at gmail.com. You can also text us at 24046 night. Have the texts been popping off?

You know, we've gotten some texts. I was really excited. The first text came in and I was legitimately

like, ooh, a text. It's like the magic of 1999 all over again or whenever you got your first

text message. We should get a fax machine. Or a pager. A pager would be ideal, just like 911.

Yeah, 9-1-143.

Haunted doll alert. Yeah. We got a message from the ice cream truck ghost caller that cut off. She was like, hey, I'm going to explain. We got that a while ago. Yeah, but I just wanted to say on the podcast to her, please call back in and tell us what happened with the ice cream truck ghost.

It's such a cliffhanger. Make sure you've got four bars. Please call us again. I mean, I was also,

like, I hope she wasn't taken by the ghost in the middle of the phone call was my first thought.

But yeah, we wanted to talk about haunted dolls again a little bit. This isn't so much haunted as just in the category of dolls in general.

Have you guys been getting a lot of haunted doll feedback?

I haven't seen any.

I haven't really been putting out the feeler for haunted dolls, to be honest.

Yeah.

Tess, how about you?

Any haunted doll feelings? My cousin Molly, who is really, really cool, she enjoyed the haunted doll podcast a lot, and she requested we do a Ouija board podcast.

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