Hi Anna.

And hey everybody else. And welcome to our podcast. Scary stories to tell in a pod. Hi, Anna. Hi, Andrew.

And hey, everybody else.

And welcome to our podcast.

Scary stories to tell them a pod.

It's a podcast about spooky things for bookish adults.

That's the most, I'd say that is the most terse appropriate way to put it.

It's terse.

Ters.

We're in November now.

We're in Deadwood.

We're... Yeah, it's November in Deadwood.

I just remember the show about, remember, they swore a lot. They were in the Old West. I remember the show Deadwood and that there was a lot of fan fiction about it, but I don't know anything about it. But they're terse. I don't know anything about it, but how we just said terse sounds like a way they would say it on Deadwood.

Ters.

This episode is brought to you by Deadwood, a show we don't know, but we think it's terse. I think it ended eight years ago and that's fine with me. Yeah. Andrew, how are you? Did anything spooky happen to you this week? Oh, okay. This is a little, this is a little, um, a different interpretation of spooky. Okay. Chris and I, I've, I've, I've never seen, um, the show Survivor before the pandemic at all. It was, it was, I had zero interest in it. I didn't want to watch it. Oh. Um, then over the pandemic, it became a comfort kind of background viewing, and we're now

watching older episodes of it.

And the dangerous thing about watching older episodes is that there are people who you will

develop crushes on.

Then you will be tempted to look them up on social media and their opinions and political

thoughts are bad.

Anyone who is in shape in 2005 can't be trusted.

Yeah.

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