E171 A Vegetarian Lake Monster and a Proud Consumptive

And That's Why We Drink

Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz | QCODE

True Crime, Milkshakes, Comedy, Wine, Society & Culture, Paranormal

4.8 • 23.7K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

"Pour one out for Michael Scott, Juniper and Em's computer! We attempted to up our game and record video this week and accidentally crashed Em's computer... oops! But that only means we get the chance to release the audio from one of our favorite live shows: Minneapolis at the beautiful Varsity Theater! Sit back, relax and get your drinks ready while we tell you the tales of Pepie the monster of Lake Pepin. He's either the size of a leg, an elephant or 20 feet, we're not exactly sure. Then Christine covers "the most cold blooded murderer who ever walked god's footstool", Harry Hayward and his dramatic murder of the badass dressmaker Kitty Ging. We're also mildly confused by the Minneapolis hamster tubes... and that's why we drink!

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0:00.0	Hi folks, Christine here. So, Emma and I tried to, we've been trying a lot of different things,
0:04.8	but we tried to use a new software to record our episode this week. And let's just say we had
0:12.7	some slight technical difficulties. Emma's computer basically gave up the ghost, if you will.
0:19.2	Oh god, that was dumb. But in any case, we were not able to record the normal episode. We got
0:26.0	a few minutes in and then we replayed Emma's audio and it sounded pretty much like they were a
0:31.0	cave dwelling Gremlin. Sorry, Emma, love you. So we were pushing close to Sunday and we were still
0:36.4	not able to record and Emma decided to just go get a new computer, but obviously with everything
0:40.9	going on in the world, that was going to take a little bit of a delay. And so this week we've
0:45.2	decided to put out a live episode. This is actually one of our favorites. It's from Minneapolis. This is
0:50.1	the city where Emma found three haunted bears and gave them to me as a just beautiful gift. Thanks,
0:58.1	Emma. Little did they know I would get deeply attached and keep them forever. In any case, this is
1:03.6	a wonderful memory from back in a world when we were allowed to, you know, be next to each other
1:09.5	and hug you guys. So I'm sorry we don't have a new episode for you, but we are fixing the situation.
1:15.6	Emma is getting a brand spanker new computer and we are hopefully fingers crossed, knock on wood,
1:21.0	not going to have any more major technical issues in the future. Thanks for sticking with us.
1:26.4	Thanks for being patient throughout all this. I know things haven't been necessarily ideal with
1:31.4	the audio, but we are really working on it and we want to make sure we don't compromise the
1:36.0	quality of the show at all. Anyway, we love you. We hope you are seeing super safe, super healthy.
1:41.5	I hope all the ghosts in your house are leaving you alone for the most part. I know Walter is getting
1:45.8	pretty tired of me, especially since I polished off the gin. So pour yourself a glass of wine,
1:50.7	light a candle, close the blinds and enjoy the show.
2:20.7	Oh my god. Hello, many apples. What does that sign say? You can't read that.
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