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Armory Silvertson. John Benson. I think the name that people call you when they get your

name wrong is probably cooler than the name people call me when they really want to get

my name wrong. I completely agree, John. Stop. You brought that one on yourself Ben, but fine.

Okay, I've got a quick story for you about names and unsolved mysteries. Did you ever watch

that TV show Unsolved Mysteries, Amory? I didn't, but I bet I can guess what it's about.

It was a classic show for me, a kid who is trying to watch lots of TV in the 80s and 90s.

Tonight on Unsolved Mysteries, ordinary people who claim they've seen extra-ordinary things.

That is the host Robert Stack and this is Amy. I do blame Robert Stack for most of this.

Amy is a big fan of Unsolved Mysteries. She had an Unsolved Mysteries that eventually got

her into a pastime that is kind of weird. We know this because she answered a question posted

in the Ask Reddit community. The question was, what's a thing you do for fun that 99% of people

would consider boring? Are we really going to kick this off with Amy's hobby that 99% of people

think is boring? Wait, wait for it. It's not boring. It's weird. You know, I might be driving and

see a cemetery and think, oh, I can stop and, you know, take a photo quick of all the graves in

there. It's not that large. So, problem is I think it's not that large, but it's actually about

250 graves. So it takes about an hour and a half to do. She stops at graveyards and takes photos

of every single grave in the graveyard. That is a little weird. Yeah, but she's got a good reason

for doing this. It started when she was a teenager. I'm originally from a little town in Wisconsin.

It's in between Dodgeville and Plattville. It's called Miner Point. One day Amy's dad sat her down

and told her he was adopted, which meant that she had this whole part of her family that she

didn't really know about. Were you immediately interested in sort of finding out more about the

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