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Music Hello and welcome to colors of the dark.

I'm your co-host Rebecca McKendry.

And with me back from our adventures in Seattle is Elric Kane. How you doing? I'm just happy to have sunshine again and heal my skin,

my very pale skin. I know. It was almost warm yesterday. It was like signs of spring and suddenly I'm like

this like forest witch emerging from

her black hovel. And now we have crazy wind today to replace it. But no, Seattle was awesome. But it was a

little cold. It was a little spicy while we were there. That's normal Seattle. I would think so.

We're just weak. We're just weak people because it wasn't from everybody who lived in Seattle. It was like 50 and raining. And they were like, yeah, this is not bad at all. And Elric and I are like shivering and carrying around umbrellas, which is apparently the lamest thing you can do in Seattle, I was told. Man, what's the point of living somewhere rainy if you can't enjoy the classy umbrella? I know. I never carry an umbrella here in L.A.

because it's like it either never rains or it's a goddamn apocalyptic event.

It's like there is no in between.

Like I never have the reason just to carry an umbrella to class or anything.

It was nice.

But we had an utter blast at make believe festival year one from our friend billy ray bruton we were involved in many many things but before we got involved in the festival like we kind of spent the first day kind of into that first or second morning really trying to tourist up a few things that we thought would be cool starting with with like an underground tour of the history of Seattle, and what we called the malignant tour.

Yeah. So we had, I had never known that Seattle has an underground layer. And so the five second kind

of history of Seattle is they built one city, not understanding that there are these things called tides,

and it kept flooding and they have problems with sewage. And so after a while, they were like,

well, this won't work. Let's just build another city directly on top of this one story above it.

And so they literally did. They raised all the streets up. They raised all the buildings up.

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