This is I Doubt It with Dollimore, with hosts Jesse Dollimore and Brittany Page, a podcast dedicated to free thinking and open-minded discussion, ideas, skepticism, but most importantly, a good time.

Thank you. but most importantly, a good time. All right. Episode 69 of I doubt it with Dollimore.

I, of course, am your host, Jesse Dollimore, and sitting frightfully across from me is my Halloween haughty co-host, Brittany Page.

Halloween's over, so I'm not frightened right now.

Well, we're doing a little time machine here because technically right now, I don't know why I'm saying it's so DJ-like, but technically right now, it is October 29th.

We're recording an episode to release on Monday two days after Halloween.

Right.

Two days, I guess. Three days.

Right.

Anyway, this is our Halloween episode.

But because we're going to be, as I've said before in previous episodes, since we're

going to be in Spokanistan, Washington, Spokane, we decided to do this as an alternative for the episode.

So if this is your first time tuning in, this is not the show.

We would direct you to other episodes to see exactly what the show is about.

This is our Halloween extravaganza where we have put a call out to our audience to get them to tell us stories of embarrassing moments or Halloween moments that were memorable.

And there have been a few.

It's pretty good.

One of the stories that you're going to hear today really doesn't have anything to do with Halloween.

It just strictly involves a very memorable story that is involving and surrounding being embarrassed.

But there's one that's Halloween and embarrassed.

I guess there's two that are Halloween and being made a spectacle.

A spectacle?

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