and all of a sudden Kevin O'Leary is like looking into the camera, looking at me, Brennan's store, in the back row of landmark cinemas in London, Ontario, going, I am a vampire. And I thought, oh, so I died. I died watching this movie. And this is just the last few fireworks blowing off. Boy, I'm glad that Kevin O'Leary's fucking face is the last thing I get to see.

It's half-past midnight. And you're listening to The Ghost Story Guys.

Welcome to The Ghost Story Guys. I'm Brendan Stor. I'm Paul Bestle. And this is the show where we talk

about spooks, specters, and all the other things watching

us from the shadows beyond the campfire. Some conversations only make sense after the sun has set,

and this is most definitely one. Thanks for tuning in. This is episode number 232, and we're coming

to you from that tiny mountain cabin you dream about but can never quite reach.

Paul Bessel, my vinyl crate digging friend, how are you doing?

I'm all right, I'm all right. As I was saying, I'm just, yes, disappointed in myself.

I seem to have considered that I own records that I do not.

And so now I have a list of 70 singles that I must purchase at some point quickly to fill in those gaps that my mind has created in my collection.

Naturally.

You can't have gaps in a record collection.

Not for me, no.

No.

No. No.

Again, I would love to tease you, but as a collector of movies, I am the last person who can do this.

In fact, when I went back to Victoria, I was looking at my shelf of movies and, or are multiple

shelves of movies. i own several hundred

and uh you know nick was saying i'd love to watch x but it's not streaming anywhere and i said

well you know we own it right and she goes how would how could i possibly know that right right

right because they're not in any they're not in any order right yeah i got i got to i got to fix that next time I'm home.

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