SYSK The Podcast: Special Halloween Bonus Episode 2016, The Sequel – From Hell

Stuff You Should Know

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🗓️ 31 October 2016

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Lock your doors and grab something heavy to defend yourself, like a candlestick or something, because Josh and Chuck are going to scare the wits out of you, courtesy of a story from The Grabster and listeners who submitted two-sentence horror. Scary!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Stuffy Should Know from House stuffworks.com
0:07.0	Hey and welcome to the podcast from hell!
0:15.6	I'm Josh Clark and there's Charles W. Chuck Bryant and Jerry's over there so that makes
0:20.3	the stuff you should know, the podcast, special Halloween bonus episode 2016, this sequel.
0:30.0	I think we've called this something different every year from spook tober to spook
0:38.3	tober.
0:56.5	You feeling good about this one?
0:58.2	I always feel good.
0:59.6	I've got my traditional Halloween hot toddy.
1:05.2	Oh nice, put it in with candy corn, sprinkle on top, candy corn and corn whiskey.
1:10.5	It goes well together.
1:13.3	Heat it up?
1:14.3	Yeah, you heat it up with some margarine.
1:18.2	Oh man, you're making me cry here.
1:20.4	Some pine nuts.
1:21.9	Delicious.
1:22.9	Straight out of a Georgia mom's kitchen.
1:27.4	I wish.
1:28.4	Man, you would get arrested if you tried to give that out to trick your treaters.
1:32.3	Yeah.
1:33.3	Rightfully.
1:34.3	So Chuck, we have, as we usually do, this is a special bonus episode.
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