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I am one of your three night callers, Molly Lambert, and I'm here today with

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Hey.

So I want to start off just to get us rolling at the beginning because I think we, I think

maybe when Claire was on, we kind of offhandedly mentioned send us ghost stories.

And we got a lot of people sending us ghost stories so thank you. But not enough. We need more. Feed us more ghost stories. So thank you.

But I'm very impressed with everybody's stories and also jealous, but I feel like we can get into

that in a little

bit. Yeah, well, we, I set this up as a transitional episode, uh, connector last week with the

atomic museum that I wanted you guys to watch, Haunters, the Art of the Scare. Yeah. A documentary on

Netflix about people who are obsessed with haunted houses because I thought, hey, it's the beginning of spring.

Let's all watch a documentary about Halloween.

Well, you kind of, you sold it strangely because you said it was about people who are obsessed with haunted houses.

But these are people who actually their life is being scarers or what are they. That's what I meant. Hunters. Of haunted house. Yeah. Yeah. They are the, they are the men and women behind the curtain and behind the bowls of blood and whatnot and viscera. Guys, tell me, tell me your reactions to haunters, the art the Scare. Oh, I loved it so much.

I watched the first 10 minutes and was like, I'm not going to finish this documentary,

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