There's no place to escape to. This is the last talk on the left.

That's when the cannonball some started.

What was that?

You know my favorite part about getting back into vampires is what is a guy is this guy.

He appears in every single vampire documentary or anything to do.

Antelary to vampires. His team is always like Ruckford T. Bunselman.

He's a Baptist minister who somehow has become some sort of self-appointed expert on vampires.

There's always one and he's always like, you could see here the legacy of Vlad Tempe Dracula with his flowing Hungarian hair and his mysterious absolutely mesmerizing acts.

And I can't imagine what it would be like being in the same room as his tenuous, tenuous muscles jump as he grips onto your shoulders.

Places you tend or lay upon the spit. It goes butt first.

Oh, eventually it comes out the mouth.

All right, you sound like you're getting around.

I love my wife, Bertha Shee's 275 pounds light. I love spending time with her on the river when we go.

And we hold hands two times a year.

That's really that is absolutely lovely.

All right, this is the last podcast on the left. I am Ben with Marcus.

Hello, Marcus.

And of course we got Henry over in Los Angeles there. Henry, you described a very similar scene in your in his act out in the act out very similar to cannibal Holocaust with the with the woman that has the spike.

Go through her entire body and people actually thought she was murdered in real life.

And then the the director was brought in front of the court and the woman had to show up in the courtroom and be like, I'm alive.

She did do the thing where she got on her back and she lifted her legs and they could see the light from her mouth through her vagina.

She's like, I am a Justin Vade. He'd go to that in an act of this.

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