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Hello, hi. Hello. It's Halloween.

I mean, Halloween week. So next week, next Sunday, we're all going to be doing trick-or-treating

and in our call-stay. Oh my gosh. I just walked around the neighborhood I live in and there

is a scare Halloween battle happening on these two houses, like the beautiful houses. They're

on opposite corners of each other and they are just so done up that I'm like, I have to go out

on Halloween just to see what they do. I am absolutely. It's trick-or-treating is going to go crazy for it.

I saw a disturbing image on my drive back to Boston today from Maine. Someone had a

John Deere, some sort of machine in their front yard. One of the skeletons was driving it. The other

skeleton was being run over. They full on, the leg was twisted, part of the leg was off.

I was, oh, gross. So creative. Very creative, but also I had to be like, it's not real, it's not

that's driving. This is two girls one ghost. Two girls one ghost. And we are your ghost

dishes. That's Karin. Hello. And I'm Sabrina. And what better way to celebrate Halloween, Karin? Then with a bunch of

ghost stories that you have for me? Yes. Oh my gosh. Okay. So I mean, I don't know if I'd call them

exactly ghost stories because none of them have to do with ghosts, but they're definitely within the

paranormal realm. Okay. For this past weekend I was with my parents visiting my Grammy who lives in

the Bethel main area. And my uncle was with my Grammy and this her caretaker. And we were just like,

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