Oh my lord, here's a just reward. Bring me my devil. Just behind the door she said and flies down the road.

I'm pretty one of 11 calls from somebody named Alex Regan. It's Richard Span.

Okay, good bye. Now we're recording. Cool. And I'm gonna do the intro part as well.

My emphasis I think was just a little bit too much like, duh, duh. I don't know. Let me just do it again.

I'm doing it again.

She said she saw someone standing over his bed.

It gets really good to disappear for five days.

I know. I know. I know. It's like adding another layer of green on top of green.

Bye.

From Pacific Northwest Stories and Minnow Beats Whale, it's season two of the Black

Tapes podcast. I'm Alex Regan. This season we're continuing our exploration of the

Strand Institute's Enigmatic President and Founder, Dr. Richard Strand. We're

telling the story of the Black Tapes in order every two weeks. So if you haven't

listened to the first few episodes, go back and start there. We'll be here when you get back.

Have you ever had someone share a common experience? Maybe a conversation at dinner or

something similar? And the way they recount the story doesn't sound anything like

the way you remember it. In fact, their account of your dialogue or your behavior doesn't

sound anything like you at all. But you know that person isn't lying. There's no reason

they would. So what you're left with is the feeling that there's an unrecognizable part

of you out there, kind of public you, living a completely separate life. And you're left

interpreting aspects of that life from the sidelines like everyone else separate from

that experience, that reality, that alternate version of you.

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