Hello and welcome.

Hello and welcome to Colors of the Dark.

I'm your co-host Rebecca McKendry.

And with me is Elric Kane.

Are you feeling spooky season yet?

No.

It's so sunny and so hot.

Oh, my God.

I said my neighbors who live just down straight, who I really did because they have those two things that are like, I don't know how they are like 20 foot skeletons and 20.

Yes.

Okay.

So they have two of them that they bring up like right on the day.

So a couple days ago that popped up.

I think like local housing thing makes them take it down eventually.

But usually it's there for like two months after Halloween, which I respect.

So I love that they do it.

But no, I'm not like told you, I'm on October 1st guy or the last day of September.

That's when it all turned.

No, no.

Like I'm putting mine up next week.

I kept my skeletons up last year until Christmas and we put Christmas decorations on them and then took them down. But I figured like they're, they're honestly like pains in the asses to put up. So I was kind of like, well, they're staying up. And then we just swapped out the, the Halloween for Christmas sweaters and stuff. September is usually like Bergman time. So I've got all my Bergman decorations. Like there's an old Ingmar in the window and

an old Ingmar. You've got your Ingmar tree, which is just, it's just like, it's a fikis that you hang like little Ingmar quotes on. A little Criterion Collection tree, you know, we take it serious around here. Ingmar Day is going to have to be a national holiday now. Somebody create that, please and send

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