Got to be on the right side.

Got to be on the right side.

I spend my paycheck off my blue loose.

That's okay now I've got to me.

On the right side, you got to be on the right side. Have you ever gotten a thousand anonymous phone calls or received. Have you ever had the

feeling you were being watched? Have you tried reporting this person only to be met with

just change your name or just move or they'll stop. Don't worry. Well, today we're taking a deep

dive into stalking. Who does it? How often does it happen? And could it happen to you? Welcome to the

brighter side. Oh, very nice.

Thank you, Eddie.

You're always wonderful with the intros.

We're talking about stalking.

It's our last episode of the spooky season.

And nothing's spookier than somebody watching you.

To be watched.

And joining us today is your partner in crime. Wonderful, Natalie Jean. How you doing? Good. I wouldn't even think of stalking as spooky, but I guess you're right. It's very spooky. It's the feeling of being watched. Yeah, they know so much about you. Yeah. They know where you go. That's why, like, sometimes I'll sit on my front porch.

I'll have a smoke and a glass of wine to wind down. And I'll see somebody walking around. I want to acknowledge who they are just in case. Like, notice the shirt, the height, whatever. You do, you say like, hey, fuck face. Hey, fuck you. Are you stalking me? Are you stuck in me? He was like, I'm just walking my dog.

I don't look at them directly because people can feel when they're being watched. You know, that's just like our animal brains. That's left over from Breck and we had to survive in the prairies. Sometimes I'm worried I don't have that instinct because then what if you don't and they are staring at you in a menacing way and you don't know. Yeah.

You know, me, I let them look.

You know, I keep the window open.

You cut, hey, hey.

Yeah, what's going on? You cut nipple holes out of your shirt.

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