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Thoughtful driving tips from ESO, number three.

This is Kieran.

He's doing 70 on the motorway, on his way to a cheeky spa appointment, though his diaries as he's visiting a client.

Naughty Kieran, lowering his speed to 60 could save him up to 9% in fuel on the journey.

Enjoy that hot stone massage, Kieran.

Slowing down a little.

Southern Gothic is a podcast that explores the history behind the American South's darkest days, greatest mysteries, and most chilling ghost stories.

But today, we aren't hitting the history books.

We're going to go down to the campfire for our annual Halloween tradition of 13 spooky tales over the course of 13 nights. Y'all, it's the Eve of Halloween.

We finally made it, but first, I've got one more

campfire tale for you before we get there. It's an urban legend from out in coastal North

Carolina. Now, if you haven't figured it out yet, I'm a sucker for cemeteries, especially old ones, and that is exactly where

we're going with this final story. But unlike a lot of the other cemetery tales that we've talked

about, where you've got ladies and white mourning men for eternity and all, this one's a little

bit different, and it's at an old burying ground in the city

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