And what's that at the full of my bed? It's spooky and cute. I'm pretty sure it's dead. It's coming this way. Wait a minute, hey, I'm ghosted!

I was blinded.

Hey, boo!

It's me, Rose.

And welcome to Ghosted by Rose Hernandez.

The podcast where I talk to people that I like about weird and freaky shit.

Today, I'm going to be talking to two of my faves. Oh my God. Cara Clank and Lisa Trager.

You might know them from the podcast. Here on exactly right, called That's messed up.

I'll love them both. Cara's been on the show before. And now we got Lisa. It's going to be fun to hear the two of them in their perspectives.

But before we get into that, let me read you a story.

A story from a listener. This one comes from Kelly, who emailed me. Thanks, Kelly.

Kelly writes, Hi, Rose. Here's a short ghost story. I was in my early 20s, living at home, working full time, and going to school at night. One day at work.

All day, I kept feeling like someone was standing behind me at the entrance of my cubicle like they had a question.

I kept turning around, but no one would be there.

I had a coworker who liked to play pranks on people and stand in behind you without saying anything, waiting for you to notice is totally something he would do.

But every time I turned around, no one was there. I even got up to go to his desk to yell at him to leave me alone.

But he was in his chair, headphones on, deep in the middle of a project.

I felt crazy, but the feeling was so strong I couldn't stop turning around all day looking for whoever was behind me.

After work, I went straight to school and I was so tired of feeling watched that I sat in the back row against a cinder block wall just so I would know that there was no one behind me.

But I still had the feeling to the point where I kept turning around just to look at this wall. My classmates must have thought I was insane.

I would have brushed this off as my exhaustion from how busy my schedule was, but when I got home, my mom met me at the door. She said, oh, you're alone.

I said, of course I'm alone, I was at work in school and it's 10 p.m. on a weeknight who would be with me. She said, I don't know, but I thought I saw someone walking in behind you.

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