Episode four, the train station.

There's this one freeway in Orange County, and when it ends in the middle of a big intersection,

it sort of spits you right out in front of this old Spanish-style house on the side of the freeway.

It's got white, stucco walls and a red-tiled roof, and it's framed with pretty bushes and greenery.

The most noticeable feature of this place is the big green signout front.

It shows a picture of a hand, and the words psychic, palm, and card reader.

The door's still closed.

No one has ever let me in, but I could see through the glass front door.

The waiting room had a couple of beautiful couches, glass tables, and a couple of

decadent old-fashioned lamps.

That's like one of the first things you see when you walk in, and there's this beautiful waiting room.

Paulina spent much of her childhood driving the five hours to get here,

to this house by the side of the freeway.

Because this house is the famous train station that was packed with people,

shuffling in and out all the time.

The place where Bobby and his family had been living and hosting blow-out parties for years.

It was an old house. I remember the stained glass windows.

Almost all of them were broken or chipped, but they never wanted to replace them.

There was like this special lead design that no repair guy could like redo, and so

it's a pretty neat place. It really is.

Paulina had always had a soft spot for it, but visiting the train station and living there

would turn out to be two very different experiences.

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