You ever travel for work? Have you ever gone on a haunted work trip? Our first caller did,

and we'll hear all about it on this edition of Jim Harold's Campfire.

Sit back, relax, and warm yourself by Jim Harold's Campfire.

Long time listeners since 2019, Andre from Texas is on the line, and we're so glad.

Now, you know, back in the day when I was working for the man, I used to, you know,

occasionally go on different work trips, that sort of thing.

And, yeah.

But now I'm just kind of pretty much here behind the desk.

Now, some work trips are fun.

Some work trips are a lot of times.

It's hectic.

It's boring or whatever.

This one, I don't think it's going to be boring for you. Audrey from

Texas is here. She's going to tell us all about. Audrey, welcome to the show. Thanks for listening

all this time. And please do tell your story. And here we go. Thank you.

Thanks, Jim. Thank you for having me. So yes, I'm sharing an experience I had on a work trip. I do want to give a

disclaimer because anytime I tell this story, everybody says, you know, you're so brave. And if I were you,

I would have ran out. Number one, I am not brave. And number two, I did not have a choice because this was a work trip. So during this point of my

career, I was traveling every three weeks or so. And when I travel for work, I look for, you know,

reviews. I talk about safety, proximity to the hotel, to the airport. Sure. If there's food at the

location, free breakfast, things like that.

And my company specifically, we were not allowed to have rental cars. So I really had to,

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