Spooky scary skeletons and shivers down my spine.

Welcome everyone to our spooky Halloween episode.

Welcome back to Fingers crossed.

My name is Sierra and this is my co-host.

Christy, I also feel like Sierra is trying already

to overcompensate for the scariness by bringing in the chipper spooky vibes because maybe

maybe that's it or I just like to have an opportunity to sing. You guys know that's a spooky,

scary skeleton episode for you guys today. I don't even know if it's as scary as last year. I think the one last

year was really scary because they were like real stories. Personal stories. Yeah, today we're reading

you'll see, but we're going into some haunted tales of some of the haunted and scariest places

in the United States. It was a lot of fun. At the end of it, I actually got kind of scared and I was

like, I, I don't really? Well, don't you remember what I didn't want to say the person's name?

Oh, oh yeah. Yeah. Like I just, I get, I'm actually kind of like scared of ghosts. I, I try not to

let it obviously dictate my life, but like I would never play with an Ouija board.

I would never like I don't play that with a Luigi board.

No, I don't want to play with a Luigi board.

It's so funny.

It was even so intense that I don't want to invite spirits into my home because last year when we were having our little Halloween gathering,

I was decorating these cups with puffy paint so that everyone who came over could have

their own individual cup. And I like made one of them like The Shining and I made one of them

like Frankenstein. And then I was like, oh, I'll make a cup that's like a Noggi board. Right.

So then I was doing the like ABCD thing and the numbers. And as I was like, oh, I'll make a cup that's like a Nauija board, right? So then I was doing the like

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