Welcome to part two of our conversation with Christy Williams.

Do you ever fear at all, though?

Do you ever have any sort of fear for your safety or anything with the sheer power that these things seem to have?

I mean, ripping a mannequin off of the brick base, moving furniture, things of that nature.

Have you ever had any moments where you're like, okay, maybe this is, you know,

this is kind of getting a little bit much? I think maybe in the beginning I did, you know,

I was kind of worried. I mean, there's some things that I have recorded from that building

that I don't really think other people have ever had the ability to capture on film,

you know, and just the, it's not like, oh, well, maybe I see something or maybe I heard

something. It's some pretty blatant stuff. And so I think in the beginning, I kind of felt that

way. But at this point, I feel like, you know, they just kind of, they're used to me and they're used to my business partners.

I mean, we spend a lot of time there.

We work on the building.

We're not trying to tear it down.

You know, it's kind of funny because before any group comes in, before any event

that I do or that I let in there, I will say, all right, guys, this is how we keep your building.

We have a lot of repairs to make.

So if you're going to keep it, you better entertain.

I do this every time.

And I don't know if they're listening to me or if they're just doing their normal

thing,

but we have yet to have anybody come in there and say nothing happened.

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