What's that at the foot of my bed? It's spooky and kooky. I'm pretty sure it's dead. It's coming this way. Wait a minute, hey, I'm ghosted!

I lost my days.

Hey, boo! It's me, Ross. I'm going to conclude my conversation with Seth Jarrett, creator of my favorite TV show of all time.

Celebrity Ghost Stories. We've got more to get into on today's episode, and I can't wait for you to hear it.

First, I wanted to just, if you didn't hear this news story, you know me. The only time I cover current events is when it's not the stuff that we all need to hear about.

But there's a story that I heard that is a wild one. Okay, so apparently, just like last week, there were 28 girls in Columbia, school girls that were hospitalized after playing with a Ouija board at their school.

They were fainting. They were hospitalized for anxiety. I believe I read a report of drool on some of them, some of them are drooling.

First of all, I don't know why these girls were playing a Ouija board at school, but it's just a story that happened.

The girls, they went to the hospital after playing a Ouija board. I don't know if it's because obviously it would make one think that it's because they got possessed and they had to go school.

It's one way to get out of school. You know, we got an elder but test that day, pull out the Ouija board. I'm not sure the exact reason for why, but the parents are mad.

So that I was just like two and more, you know, me with my research. And I found this article that is from November of 2022.

And it says that 11 children in a different part of Columbia collapsed at their school after playing the Ouija board.

They were aged 13 to 17 and they just, they passed out in the hallway. And they were vomiting. They had abdominal pain, muscle spasms.

It seems like now I haven't found exact follow-up articles that had, you know, official diagnosis or anything.

But this seems to be, it was, you know, highly suspected that it could have been food poisoning something at the aid at school or they had shared germs.

But it is weird that it happened right after they were playing the Ouija board in these two scenarios. I'm keeping my eye on this story.

I don't know. It's just, it's just, I don't want to say it's a funny story because it's, you know, it's not, but it's like,

what? 28, 28 girls. Anyway, let's get to this conversation.

Seth Jarrett, he's amazing. I heard so many nice messages from last week's part one. If you haven't heard it, go back and listen.

And then, you know, catch this one. I love you guys so much. And here we go. Part two with the creator of Celebrity Go Stories, Seth Jarrett. I'm with the show.

I'm curious because you said, you know, some people don't want to, you know, tell the story or tell the story more than once. I know that there are people who are afraid to tell their stories, not necessarily because they don't want to get emotional again, but because they really feel like they don't want to cross a line with spirits.

Oh, I've had that too. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know, there are some people that kind, you know, the way I've always sort of thought about, especially doing a lot of these kind of shows, because Celebrity Go Stories is only one of probably four or five.

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