Garth Brooks has interviewed a number of times throughout it, and he looks great.

And now, of course, when you have more money than Crojas himself, like, yeah, sure, you can afford these kinds of things.

But I'm going to do you one better.

He's not just a serial killer.

He's a vampire.

Hold hands and close your eyes.

It's half past midnight, and you're listening to the ghost story guys.

Welcome to the ghost story guys.

I'm Brennan Stor.

I'm Paul Bestall.

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 223, and we're coming you from that tiny mountain cabin you dream about, but can never quite reach.

And Paul, you come to us from the brink of death. So we are, I'm especially grateful for your

presence today, my friend. I have my moments, my friend. I'm trying my damn this. So yes, Paul,

Paul is COVID. So this show is going to be a little shorter than it might ordinarily have otherwise been. And I will be the one reading all the stories. So we're going to, he is too much of a machine to take a break, but we're going to try and preserve the man because, you know, we need them around for other stuff. Yes. It's the bloody trains, I think.

That could be, I mean, it could be the fact that you spent the whole weekend in a teepee.

Well, it might be, but there was, it was, it was train chaos on the way home. It was a nightmare. Add an hour to my journey, which was a pain in the ass. And I got stuck in Reading for 40 minutes, which is exactly 39 minutes and 59 seconds longer than I wanted to be in Reading.

But I will say that the train staff were wonderful. However, it was an amazing

weekend. It was absolutely brilliant. Yes. You were at the Strange Days Festival in, where

was it held?

A wonderful little village called Honey Street, a venue called the Bargin, which is this big,

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