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Hey guys, hey there. Welcome back to another super creepy special edition episode of Fire

Leading Community Guidelines. And Sarah's also here. You said another creepy episode. Have

we done a creepy episode before? No. First and only. Mandela affecting our audience. They're

like, wait, no, there was. You guys remember this one? No, we don't.

So this week's episode is about creepypasta. If anyone remembers this, if you've been online

for a long time, creepypasta was integral to I would say around the 2008, 2009 kind of

peaked in 2010. These are stories that people tell online. And I personally grew up thinking

they were real. I thought they were very, very real. No, definitely. Like I thought, so

there was one that we were just talking about called the Rush and Sleep Experiment, which

we're going to get to. But I thought that was real. You know, make people stay up for

five days and then they went insane. I literally like so many of these were the way they were

written. And we'll get into the definitions and all that and the history. But the way

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