The pinnacle of upscale debauchery throughout the Royale 20s, this gilded masterpiece of

elegance and architecture has within it a storied past of tragedies and legends. Is it all just

part of running a busy popular hotel? Or does this Dallas landmark have something sinister,

lurking beneath its luxury? This week's episode is The Ghosts of the Adolphus Hotel.

Probably a murder of who wants you dead. It could be a ghost, a demon or worse. Perhaps you're the victim of a witch's curse.

It's hopeless, you're doomed, you'd call a priest if you could. You'd rather just listen to who sinister.

I'm going to kill you. I haven't an Adolphus coaster over here right now. I know me too. I stole them from the room

that we stayed in. It's expensive as that room was. We should have taken the goddamn bed.

That was and then thank you everyone for your iTunes reviews. Yes. Back in the Meninda's Brothers

episodes, we started a contest that if we got 500 iTunes reviews in a certain amount of time, we would stay

a night at the Adolphus Hotel because it's allegedly haunted. The most haunted hotel in Dallas.

And we did last two weekends ago. Three? No, no, no, no, no.

The most expensive iTunes review one could ask for. Yalzers. You know, when someone says that was a pretty

penny. That was a load of pretty pennies. It was. I don't know if the hotel's worth it.

You know, it's very pretty. It's a gorgeous boutique hotel. The lobby is really pretty. The

lobby's cool. The bar is really nice, but the room itself, the room was nothing. I mean, it was big.

The beds were comfy. Reasonable nice room. Yeah, it wasn't lavishly decorated or anything. No,

unfortunately for me, I'm very spoiled because I have a purple mattress that I'm obsessed with.

So every bed I feel like is uncomfortable. Really? You thought they were uncomfortable? No, not really.

I didn't love it. Oh, you thought it wasn't comfortable? I thought that the bed at the Adolphus

was not as nice as my home bed. Okay, I've never been on a purple mattress. You can't

before you leave. I'd like to take a roll around on your mattress. You're welcome to. We are

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