Happy Halloween! I'm Kendall. I'm Brianna. And I'm Simon. And this is When the Light
Goes Out. Yes sir! Have Simon back with us.
We're really happy to be here for the Halloween episode. Are we going to be a guest star? No.
Kendall. I'm going to give you something to be scared about.
We tried the other day to scare him. It didn't work.
He told ignored us. Yeah. He was just like, oh, okay. Well, no, we literally
hid in the closet and he walked by and I could hear him and he was like, guys, guys.
And then he just stopped looking. He was just like, I'm done. And then when we came out of the closet,
LOL, we were like, were you looking for us? And he was like, oh, no, I just saw you guys like left.
And we were like, we would have told you if we left. I mean, like the cats were chilling. I was
chilling like I can't. Good to know that if we got kidnapped, this man wouldn't have even thought
anything about it. Honestly.
What? No, you would definitely notice. You'd be like, what's that smell? Something that's stolen.
You look for us. No, I was like, goofies, whatever. Oh, they're just playing a joke on me. It's fine.
No, I actually had no idea. I'm playing. I literally had no idea. And then it was a
solid joke. I looked for them for a second and then the cats were like, hey, and I got distracted.
I did that. It's okay. The cats are distracting. So it's okay.
I'm like, they're probably okay. My cats are very cute. Well, it's Halloween, mother fuckers.
Happy Halloween. It's our favorite season of the month. I know. And it's the last day of October.
I'm so sad. I'm like, but I'm also happy that's our birthdays are coming up. So hell yeah.
Period. But no, I'm sad. I love October. I do too. It's my favorite holiday. And it just flew by.
It did. It flew by this year. October just came away. Damn. Oh, well, well, we're guessing next year.
You're next year. You got next year. Well, we'll make the best out of today. I want that.
That's true. At this point, when this comes out, it's also our anniversary. It is. It's our anniversary.
Our anniversary. Me and Mom both to your anniversary. Happy anniversary, guys. I didn't even think about it
because it's not even like, because it's not on October 31st. Yeah. Well, when it comes out,
it will be. We're going to act like it's literally first day. Yeah, it is today. Even though we're
kind of like chain recording our episodes. So y'all don't know that. But yeah, it's okay. You guys
don't need to know. Happy anniversary. No, they hear every day recorded.
Happy anniversary, guys. Happy anniversary, man.
Oh, so my costume for Halloween is Blade, which is a, if you guys don't know, he's a Marvel superhero
who has yet to come out with a movie. He had one like early 2000s. But who is it? It was Wesley Snipes, right?
Wesley Snipes. Yeah. He was like, he got it. That was because of Wesley Snipes, though, right?
That was because he's like, you know, that's your story. But like, it was also because of him,
they didn't make another movie yet. Oh, no. But it's a huge production. I don't know. I'm just
like, I read. So like, I don't know. I'm excited for anyone. I mean, that'd be cool. That'd be cool.
Because it was such a cool character at the time. And then like what I heard is there was like,
cast on cast feuds. Yeah, there was. Oh, yeah. It's been a problem trying to get the
off the ground. But it's okay. Because NCU, hey, you can cast me. It's okay. Make a great,
queer blade. We'll send some photos out. Oh, yeah. Hell yeah. I'm here for it. Subscribe.
I went to a Halloween party last weekend. That was on last weekend. Yeah. And like for three days.
Yeah. I actually went for only one night, but it was so fine. It was kind of creepy and not going
to lie. My friend did a really good job on all that shout out to you, girl. It was like a two hour
drive from where I live. And I went cardboard with a couple friends. We got there. We got there
at night. So it was kind of creepy because it was kind of in but like nowhere. And we took a
long like little road into the woods and it took that into the house to the house. So like the
beginning of every horror, literally the beginning of every horror movie. And it was it was honestly
very creepy. But just just just some young people going out to the woods for you know,
having a good time alcohol, the whole thing. I'm not dying first. I'm sorry. I know I'm that typical
giddy gay black guy, but I'm not dying first. I am. Okay, fair. I'm the big boy. I'm the big
boy. Oh my god. You're the one that would be smart and like hide out in some place and no one has
like think the check or something. So I'd be worse. So like it's either we dying or we making it. So
that's true. We'll see if the bimbo blonde bitch pulls through and her dumb bitch.
And my dumb bitch counterpart. Stay tuned. I'm a dumb bitch. I've reached some hearts. That's okay.
I know first. No, we're all making it out. Teamwork. No, I love that. I love it. But yeah, that was a
fun time. At this point, I think on Monday, I'll be coming back from Atlanta because I'll be
having a fun little trip there for my early birthday because on Monday, no next Monday,
from Halloween, it's my birthday. Happy birthday. 21. Fuck. Yeah, turn 21 guys. No, turn 24.
Oldest sale. Excuse me. You're turning 23. So that's 22, right? I'm gonna. I think anybody in
the 20s is old. So I'm turning 25 in a few couple months. Oh, you're old. You know what? We probably
have so many like 30 and up. Oh, yeah. They're probably like, fuck you all. I don't even know how old I am.
Honestly, after I turn 21, I'm like, I'm done. I can I can riddle with her away and nothing
to mean anything anymore. So it's fine. We're good. I'm not even keeping track of my age and
more. Honestly, you're done. You're done. We're done. We're done. You're really here. It's
really old downhill for me, you guys. So you know, at least like get a podcast. You like, you know,
get a podcast, start a podcast with your besties and have fun doing it because nothing gets better
out of it. Anyway, so anyway, so guys, tell me what is your, well, you already said this last,
I released, we already talked about this, but I want to know your what's your favorite steering
weight. We just jumped from your Halloween costume. Do we? No, I felt like 25 minutes.
Yeah, you literally zoned out the entire time you talked about my blade costume. You're like,
I'm out of here. We talked about it. Well, I guess we don't have a Halloween costume. Okay,
move on. What would be your Halloween costume? We don't have one. Are we doing anything? Hypothetically,
then. That'd be a whore. Oh, I like that one. Okay, what's yours?
Gotta be the pimp. Oh, I'll be the pimp. Oh, I like that. It's like purple suit and ship. Okay.
He's my whore and I'm the pimp. Oh, we get a little freaking deaky in here. I'm a good pimp, too.
Yeah, I'm a very bad whore. I don't like that. That would be a fun little little thing. We should
do that if we go anywhere. Let's make that a costume. We're like a red like slutty dress.
And I'll wear like a suit. I mean, baby, careful. You better watch out if we go out and publicate
that. You don't know. Kendall, my, Kendall, my act up. Oh, no. He says nobody means he asks.
Wait, okay. So, well, real question though, I really want to know what your favorite part would be.
Oh, yeah. Or at least give me your top five. That's tough. Okay. So, the one that's always
freaked me out the most and it's a little kind of unknown one, but I watched it as a kid and you
know how that shit is traumatizing when you're young. Is the 13 Ghost? You know, I just was listening
to my favorite scary movie podcast. By the way, it's called Scream. You guys go listen to it.
It's really good. I just watched 13 Ghosts and I actually liked it. It's kind of like a lot, but
it's a kind of a f**k movie. There I am at like nine, like grandma f**king help.
And then like, she doesn't speak a little English. She's watching Arabic shows and I'm like,
bro, this is better. This is f**king better. I love it. No, I watched that movie and I
realized that the guy from Scooby-Doo is in it. I forgot his name, but he's also on screen.
What? He's also on screen. He's one of the killers, spoiler. You should have watched it by now if
you didn't know that, but he's one of the killers. I don't know his name, but he's a really good actor.
It's like, damn, we should be more stuff. Okay, so. Yeah, that's one that's always stuck with me.
Not really a movie, but Hell House to me was really excellent.
Was that the TV show? Yes. That was one that was just one that was captivating to me
and actually gave me some jump scares after like watching horror stories and movies my whole life.
I was like, oh, sh**. That was a really good one. I guess if you think about it, because I rewatched
it two times and the first time I didn't really like it. And then I watched it a second time
and I was like, holy sh**, this is really good. That had a lot of like,
like if you have to really pay attention in the background to see there's little ghosts in it.
And it really fucked me up. I mean, yeah, it's that. And then it's like kind of like the f**ked up
family dynamic there was because of the house. And that whole story in and of itself is kind of a
horror story. That's true. You know, you know what movie I just got done watching? It's kind of like
a saga of three movies. It's called House of the Thousand Corpses. It's by Rod Zombie. Can't say
it was. Really good. You should definitely watch it. I think you like it. There's three. So there's
one that's called House of the Thousand Corpses. The second one is...f**k. Let me look it up. It's
gonna bother me. It's by who? Rod Zombie. Dude, he makes music. Yeah, he's a... yeah, he makes music.
I didn't know he had movies. But he's had movies too. I've heard of House of the Thousand Corpses,
but I've never watched it. I didn't know that was by Rod Zombie. Good. Period. Rod Zombie would be
making life. His wife is in it too. His wife is Sherry Moon Zombie. Yeah, and she's really good in
it too. I actually, a fun fact is that she's only ever really been in his movies other than like
one other movie. And there's a lot of really interesting people in the film to say the least,
but yeah, it's called House of the Thousand Corpses. Definitely check that out. Oh, you know what's
it's such a good movie. I think it used to be on one of the streaming platforms. I watched it on
MSU Prime. I didn't rent anything. You can watch it for free. The sequel to that is our
Devil's Rejects. And then there's a third one, which is called Three from Hell. And the two
movies that are Devil's Rejects and Three from Hell are like totally different to me. They're
like a lot more actiony. I feel like you guys may have seen the... I haven't heard of this.
Definitely watch it. So good. He also is, he remade the Halloween movie too. So yeah, Rod Zombie
did a lot of shows. Another one that might be low key. It's not really scary, but it's a, it's kind
of a heavy movie. It's a ghost story. Oh, I just started. I need to finish that. Is that the one by
824? I think so. I think so, but that's the one where like... There's like a lot of words. It's kind
of like ghost in a sheet. A guy that passes away and he has to like literally see his life, like the
life he had. What he was going to have. Go away. Go away. And he can't move. Oh, that's a heavy movie.
I think what's scary about that to me is like... It's so literal. It's literal. Like we think
after this, like what if that happens kind of thing. It's kind of like psychological because we
think after we pass away, that happens. Do we just become a ghost in a sheet? And it's like you think
about the ghost in a sheet being one of the quote unquote cliches or whatever, but that movie really
is like so good so far. I mean, it's like, it's kind of like it's a plane not only on how cultures
have thought of the afterlife for hundreds and hundreds of years, but also like in a literal
sense, like you said, the sheet on the ghost. That's not true. And it's like there's the choice to pass
on or to... Yeah, he didn't have that choice. It's just kind of interesting to me because that's a
play on pretty much every religious after. That's not true. Holy shit. Wow. Yeah, let me finish our
movie. You should. You should. Oh, my next question too was ghost stories. Do you guys have any...
Oh, I don't even ghost stories about crazy, weird happenings around your families or friends. This
is what you guys, my listeners here, should have been sitting to us. No. I want to know. Simon?
Well, I've got a couple. Okay. I've got a couple. So... The first thing that I ever really kind of saw
was I went to very old middle school, like this place was ancient. You used to have a high school
that had been abandoned for years, but my sisters were in this group that used part of that building,
small part right by the front door, you know, for whatever group they ran. So whatever, I would
have to stay till they were done. All the moms and the parents were in another room just talking,
you know, whatever. So I'm in this hallway by myself, fucking around with a basketball. I don't
even remember what I was doing. I'm fucking around with a basketball. And I look down the hallway
and I see this full aberration of a woman in like a blue shawl, like a whole blue kind of dress,
like, like I came to what the cliche mother Mary looked like. Yeah, right. Or like a lullarona.
Yeah. So, you know, like, I was probably like, again, I was probably like 12 at this time. So like,
sure, imagination, shit. But it was enough where I remember I wasn't scared. I wasn't scared, but I
stared for what felt like an attorney, but probably a minute, speechless. And then of course,
I went like, I was like, ah, you ain't gonna believe the shit I just saw, you know, like I ran to my
mom, she was in the other room of all these parents, I didn't give a fuck. That's how sure I was, I
saw this shit. I didn't give a fuck how silly I sounded as a kid. You know, there's like six,
seven other parents in there. I was like, down the hallway, this is what I saw 100%.
Oh my gosh, 100%. This is what I saw. Yikes. Oh my goodness gracious. Jesus. I think,
oh, sorry, what's up with? Yeah, that was the answer. Yeah. That's crazy. I think I only have like
one, and this is not even me, but this is from another family member, because I have remembered
that prior to my uncle's death, that same year, my grandmother had also passed away. And I recall
that my uncle had still lived in the house that him and my grandma had lived in together. And
he was saying how he was in the bathroom, and he definitely could hear her whispering in his ear.
And he was telling her, she was telling him like just things in his ear that he couldn't really
understand. And he kept saying before he had passed away that, you know, I think she knows
something's going to come to me. Little did I know months down the road that same year,
which was a difficult year for me. He ended up passing away. And that house has just been there
ever since. But it just sticks with me because I was like, I remember he was saying something about
her coming to him like months after she had passed away and telling him that his time was coming.
And that happens. Yeah, that is crazy. That is really crazy. Oh my God. And so that resonates
up in me ever since. That's just something that's just so crazy to me. I don't know. It's just
that is really cool. I know that kind of brings me to my second experience. What's your area?
Like, and my brother also was there for this. So at the time, we were living in a house where
like me and my brother were in the basement, sharing a room together. And the only window was,
like, you know, those windows were like half covered by gravel, like in the basement.
So no light really comes in. And right before this, my mom had lost a baby. That was due to be
delivered at the time. Like, it was probably a month before her due date. And so one night,
me and my brother are sleeping. They're like trying to go to sleep. And we see this,
I see this orb, this glowing orb. And it's slowly traveling across the room. So I'm like,
fuck. Yeah, first thing I'd say. Yeah. You're like, y'all seeing this shit? Oh, no. I was about
like 15 at time, I think. Oh, especially at 15. I've been like, what's going on? And so I go to
my brother because I thought, maybe I'm tripping. Maybe I'm just like, lucid dreaming, whatever.
I'm like, are you seeing this? And all he can manage. Yeah. So like both of us are kind of
nervous at this point, we're just watching it. It's just slowly going up and down
across the room, making its way. And again, like it wasn't
scary like threatened. It was scary because it was unknown. And so I finally was like, okay,
I got up, I turned the light off, I was gone. Oh, wow. Oh, if I just be like, oh,
all I can think about is Harry Potter for some reason. But you remember that scene in Harry Potter?
I don't know if you've ever seen it, but that's a scene where he sees like a the ball of light
and it resembles someone that he's known or something. Yeah. That kind of reminds me of that
because it's like, damn, that's kind of deep in the way that you know, you never really know what
that means. But I always hear stories like that about like orbs or things like that that people see
and that being like a spirit or something. My friend said that she saw something like that one
time too. And I remember we looked up like what the colors of the orbs meant or something like that.
But she said it was, I can't fully remember, but it was something about like they were in the
basement watching a movie or something like that. And they just like saw it like float. And I was like,
oh, wow. I mean, for me, like craze, even if the craze part light got through the window,
how slow was moving across the room and the way that was moving just slowly up and down. I was like,
this, I can't explain this. Oh, wow. Like I literally can't. And my brother and I have talked
about twice since the last like 10 years or something. Jesus. Oh, they can speak to goosebumps.
I'm not asking next time I see him. Oh, I'm ready for that. Because like, you just can't explain it.
Like, it was just, I'm asking, I want to hear his version of events. Tell him to come on the
show. Oh my God. I want to hear that. Jesus Christ. Everyone will love it. I'm sure. Shout out to Joe.
Shout out Joe. If you listen to him, shout out Joe. Like if he is. Should I tell my scary story? No.
Oh, no, yeah. What are you doing? No. I don't know. Is it scary or like, why don't you just tell
us your story? Oh, I was like, ghosting? Oh, yeah. Okay. We can take it off. Ryan.
Yeah, we can take it off. Stupid. Okay. Well, I'm ready. You don't know this. Oh, I haven't told
anybody about it to be honest. I think I told you. I know I told my mom for sure. Everyone,
briefs from the story. Yeah, I'm telling the story, guys. I don't really have. Okay. So to be
honest, I don't really have like, many paranormal experiences at all. But this one, I don't even
really know if it would be like considered paranormal or just like kind of like a freak thing.
So this one kind of comes with a backstory, a sad backstory. So for many of you, you already know
that my brother passed away last year. And the night that he passed away, he showed me these
three or four, I think was three, very specific songs. And I listen to those songs often,
not all the time, but often enough. And I was driving to work one morning. It was probably like
what? Probably like 8am, something like that. And I'm like, probably 10 minutes away from work,
I have one of the songs playing that he showed me. And I'm minding my own business. I don't have
the air conditioning on. I don't have the windows open, just driving to work. It was like more in
the summer too, so it was kind of warm outside, but still morning, whatever. But windows up,
air off, nothing. And I'm driving, listening to the song, and all of a sudden I get a little cold,
like a chill, but I don't really like take anything account of it because it's like nothing.
And then my song that's playing, I mind you, I have, I still my newer car, it has Bluetooth. So
my phone is connected to the radio or whatever, by Bluetooth. So I can't explain this part at all,
because I've never heard something like this happen. But I've repeated myself eight times at
this point, but I'm driving, listening to the song, and all of a sudden the song skips like a record.
Like when I tell you it's like, it skips like a record and it gets stuck on this one word and
it's skipping. And then it changes to another song, completely two different songs. Holy shit.
And I have no idea how to explain that at all, because it's Bluetooth. My car, like, it's never
done that before. And for my windows were up to explain the chill, my windows were up there
conditioning off by myself. And that happened. And that happened. And I was like, whoa,
I'm immediately broke down in tears, because to me, that's like, obviously, aside from my brother,
that definitely seems like it. But I cannot explain it. I haven't told
and really many people about it, because it's like kind of crazy. And I don't really know like what
the fuck I was. But yeah, I mean, I can say I remember the day. Oh, wow. She told me about it.
And you know, if you know, Brian, I know, you know, yeah, like it was real.
It was what part of all that wasn't here. I think it's the fact of like, I felt kind of crazy
because I was like, well, I feel that. And there's some things in this world that we just can explain.
Because it's the fact that like, it's literally Bluetooth, and it's skipped like a record, like,
it literally like, oh my god, and literally as it was happening, the thought in my head was like,
I need to record this, no one's gonna believe it. And as soon as I like finally snapped out of it
and went to pick up my phone is when it completely changed to another song. And I mind you too,
the song skipped. I mind you too, this one, the one that changed to the next song, it started
playing in the middle of the next song. So it was like, completely, I have no idea. Oh, wow.
I have no idea. That shit was crazy. You really just gave me the jitters. Oh my god,
I did not expect that story to come out your mouth, but that was a lot. And I appreciate you for
telling that story. Shout out, Ryan. Peace and blessings. Hashtag RIP Rydog. We miss you, Ryan.
Definitely. All righty, I'm ready. Oh, Slime has another story. I have one more. No, we're ready.
Let's go. I have one more and this one, my whole family was there for. Okay. Have I heard this one?
I think, yeah, I think I told you this one. So at the house we previously lived at,
it was kind of like a dual garage. So basically, when you walk into the kitchen, there was a door
that you opened to go to the pantry. And then right next to that, there was a door to go to this
hallway where one door is on the side to the first garage. And down the hallway, there's another
door that goes to the laundry. And then there's a door that goes to the second garage. So one night,
we're all sleeping, whatever. And we had that little alarm thing that went like, to do in the door.
Yeah, whatever. So one night, my mom and my sister, you know, they're like, were you out? What the
fuck is going on? So the doors were open, I guess. So, you know, I go and check what's up. I check
all the garages, check outside. Nothing seems wrong, whatever. Maybe we didn't lock and maybe we
left it loose. Right? So after checking all the garages, I locked the garage door and the laundry
I closed the laundry room door. I locked the other garage door. I closed the pantry door again to
that hallway and I closed the pantry door. I went back to bed like whatever. It's a big house, y'all.
Maybe like 20, 30 minutes later, I get woken up again.
And I could tell they weren't fucking with me because they still haven't spoken on it today.
And the way they were like, what the fuck is someone in here?
The doors to both garages were wide open and so were the doors to the garages.
Nobody was there. Oh my god. You haven't told me this. Oh my god. That's so creepy. Like when I tell you I
meet my sister, I'm about to check the entire property. No one was there. Nobody was there.
Was the light orb story of the that house? No, it was the old house. So this is a newer house that
your family was in currently? No. No. It's the middle house. Okay, gotcha. Yeah, so and that one like...
Sorry if you guys can hear my cats playing in the background. That one I can't. I was just like,
what the fuck is going on? Because I personally thought either they're playing in a practical joke
or just like ha ha funny the first time. Right. First time funny. Whatever. But like twice and then them
like kind of we never kind of spoke of it. Is it even like humanly possible to be able to do all that in such a
like they were wide open? Oh my god. I don't even know how to make up that. Like that's crazy.
It was definitely weird. Jesus Christ. Oh my god. Wow. That is like again getting each else because
I'm over here with goosebumps. Like oh my god. Wow. That was very spooky. Guys, I initially actually had a whole...
I had a topic for today but I'm not even out of it. Honestly, if you guys want to stick around for
the topic later, please stick around. But this is really good, really good stuff. I love it.
No, I was just going to say too that that's really crazy. Do you guys believe that art like
like artifacts and things like that can be possessed by spirit and can be held onto?
Yeah. In my opinion, in my opinion beliefs are funny like that. But like look at the things we hold there.
You know, as you know, as the people around us, sure, but like there's some things you love.
That's true. There's some things you hold onto. You know, I can completely see how that would go down.
You know, like a spear holding onto a certain object or certain place or something like that.
You know, there's an emotional connection there. You know. Point blank period. If I died in this
apartment today, I would 100% be hunting this apartment. Oh bro, you know, I told the guys
at my job, I was like, bro, if I die here, which would suck. I'm hunting the fuck out of this
bitch. Every time you're bagging some shit, I'm going to slap out your head.
Where would I want to hunt? If any of you. I'd be wherever most of my stuff would end up, I think.
Something tells me I definitely end up hunting my parents house because I've been there the
longest. Yeah, I would definitely be wherever like I'm finding comfort in something like wherever
my stuff went, wherever my cats went, wherever Simon went, like my parents went, I'd probably be
in between. I don't know. I would have worked because fuck you. I would be a menace. I think I would
leave work alone. People would be like trying to grab a Gatorade. I'd be like, whoo. Fucking
throw like a fruit punch at them. I don't know. I wouldn't want to be there more than I already
am. See, my work is office space. I wouldn't want that. But no, that's crazy. I definitely want to
hunt a house just because I feel like this, you know, home is where the heart is, right?
No, if I don't be a ghost, I'm going to be a ghost. I definitely fuck with people. I definitely
be fucking with people. That's your shit. Like what else am I going to do? I'd be fucking with my
loved ones. Like I'd be fucking with Simon. I think that's what your buddy is. I definitely.
I hope that's what he was doing. That sounds like a Ryan thing. I can definitely see that.
It was just crazy too because we're going back to my story, people. Hold on. Hold on to your hats
for like backtracking and going everywhere with this episode. No, I'm sure they love it. It's fine.
This is a Halloween episode right here. Oh, I'm your friend. But it's the fact that out of all
songs playing, it was one of the ones he showed me. Out of all songs that it could have happened to,
it was the one he showed me the night he died. Like that's crazy. I drive with her a lot and
the 99% of the time is Doja Cat. So like. No, that's such a lie. I do not listen to Doja Cat that much.
She do. But like. We all love Doja Cat. I don't know where he gets this like memo that
because he always says that I listen to Doja Cat when I tell you I never listen to Doja Cat.
Like I never do. It's only when I'm in the car. It's skipped. Every single time Doja Cat comes on,
it's skipped. Like when her first album came out or when her first album like was really popular.
Sure, I was listening but not really that much. Doja Cat, you're listening. We still love you.
Every single time he's talking about my music, I see all his tricks up. Doja Cat. No. I was telling
you how I have that bad urgency of like taking the head of this vape and then throwing it like she
does. Yeah. Words. I think that's so funny. I love it. Oh my gosh. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Okay. Well,
that's crazy. And first of all, I love that story. I love all of our stories, honestly. I'm sorry. I
only had like one small one, but I also only have one small story. We're just telling
corrupted mind. We're just telling stories like I got friend stories too. Oh my gosh. Hey, if you
got any, let's do it. I got one fucked up one. What is it? Oh man, before we start talking about it.
Let's call this dude Spencer. Okay. Let's call this dude Spencer. And is it raining?
Yeah. We're in the rain. Damn. We were best friends in high school for three years. That's my boy.
And he told me his parents used to like, no, his grandparents, I'm sorry,
used to own a house that was part of the underground underground railroad.
Wow. Yeah. And he told me a story about his mom. So when his mom was young,
there was the bunker where people used to be hidden, right? Her and her friends went down there
with a Ouija board. They closed the top of the boat. They closed the top of the bunker and
shit went down. They could not get out. They could not get out. And I don't remember all of what it
told me. And I'm sure his mom was very like, it's fair with the details. Yeah. Yeah. Because
pretty sweet. The one thing the one thing he says like, fuck my mom off her life. Wow.
Wow. Like they literally got stuck in there. They couldn't get out. They heard a voice.
They heard a voice saying you're not getting out. That's terrifying. Don't fuck with things.
Don't fuck with the Ouija boards. I will never, okay, I'm all about the spirits. I'm all about
all that. But Ouija boards, even if it's fake, don't fuck with it. Don't mess with something you
don't know enough about. I've done a Ouija board like three times and nothing ever happened. But I
probably won't do it again. Fair. You brought the demons. I was not in this house. There was
some other people's houses. I would never do it. So you never know. Maybe it stayed there. I would
never do it in my own house. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
No, I love it though. No, I can't do Ouija boards. I'm just, I'm way too afraid.
Don't talk like that. That's the thing is like, don't fuck with it. I can't do it. Well, off to our,
I guess our next segue.
Hunted houses, which is exactly what this episode was about. We did a good good.
We did a really good job on those stories. Full circle. Full circle. Wait, have you guys ever
been to haunted houses before? Nope. Never? I haven't. I can't say legit. No. I think the only time I've
ever been to a haunted house, you know, I went once with my uncle, the one I mentioned before.
That's sad. Yeah, I know. He loved horror stuff. So he took all his, you know, nieces and nephews,
took all of us, but I was too freaked out to go. I was maybe like 11 or 12. I feel like we all had that one.
We have that one. Bro, it's a nice one. Get on it. Bro, my uncle was like, I don't have an uncle like that.
He was like the dragster. I'm like six. He's like, it's a nice one. Come on. But like dog, you're
fucking tripping, dude. I don't have an uncle like that. That was definitely my uncle for sure. And I
remember I was way too afraid to ever go into that haunted house because the first thing someone does
is at the beginning when they want to bring out a chainsaw and chase everyone around with it.
Oh, I thought you were talking about like a real like legit, like, oh, this house is known as haunted.
Oh, oh, we'll get into that. No, I've never been into a haunted house. Yeah. Okay. Then yes, we've been
to haunted attraction haunted houses, quote unquote. Yeah, I've never been to a haunted house,
but I've been to like the haunted attractions. Like I see. Oh, I should have definitely said that.
I'm sorry. We have a funny story actually. We went on Hello Weekends last year. And we went to
through like the haunted attractions and me and Simon like, it takes a lot to like scare us,
especially because last year was like hard year for me specifically. Yeah, definitely. Like really
desensitized, I guess. But we went through the haunted house and the scare actors were actually
getting kind of like frustrated with us because we weren't like jumping that the ones scare actor was
like, Oh my God, you guys have balls of steel. Like that's literally what she said. Oh, I love that.
I've never been to a Hall of the Rings before. It's like now it's just been a tough year, my guy.
Wow, we were just like, oh, hey. Oh, wow, I didn't know that story. I feel like I know nothing. I
feel like we're catching up over this podcast. I know, I think we are. We love that. You don't know.
You know what, Ken. No, seriously. I feel like I'm writing all about you guys. Should we check the audio?
Should we make sure that sounds right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I feel like we
I mean, I got I got two hands, Kendall. You let me know, buddy. No, you're right.
I give them a side. All right. So
so cool. All right.
Well, I asked about Honey House's because I actually did a little background work on some
Honey House's. I actually never even thought about doing like that as a theme for a show. But I'm like,
it kind of took me from a back so hopefully it takes you guys from back to so what I found was
just a couple origins of Honey House's which I thought was kind of cool and I think you guys
kind of find it cool to go along. I actually I even answered that question. I personally have been to
a house 172 Airbus, which is a big one in Michigan. It isn't Pontiac, Michigan. That's a huge one,
right? It's a big one. Yeah, that was really pretty good. Although when I went, it wasn't that
scary just because unfortunately, it's kind of like during the pandemic. Because they'd
put that shit up. Yeah, all the ghost guys were like, can we remask them? No, I remember seeing
the commercials from I was kid. I was like, no, because they're like, you're gonna get thought
you're done. Like this is the scariest shit you ever see. I definitely will say and I have to go
again, maybe next year, but they definitely have to do it more than I thought they would. And again,
I went during kind of the pandemic era. So they have that. I mean, we're still in it, but I mean
more when they had to wear masks. And so they all wear masks for the most part. So everything that
was mostly scary was just a lot of the talk hallways and like a lot of the other things that
they had other than the actors. So I'm so fortunate, but whatever, it's what you get. So just a little
origin of haunted house, according to the Smithsonian magazine, the attraction of a haunted house dates
Oh, that's a cat. I'm like,
all right. So the attraction of a haunted house dates back to the 19th century in London, England.
And 1802 Marie Tussaud brought forth the creation of human like inanimate objects to her audience
known as black sculptures of notable French historic figures, including King Louis, the XVI,
sorry, I don't know Roman numeral. 16th. Okay, I don't know. Don't call me. Okay. XVI. Marie
Internet, Maraz and Rog's Pierre. The X figures were remarkably similar to the actual figures
people had known them to be. But her creation horrified the audience a lot at the sight of
each of them actually being decapitated. So she also set up Kotask wax sculptures statues of victims
that face the guillotine and French winter revolution. And to this day, her art remains known to be
the Chamber of Horrors. You guys probably have heard of I've heard of her. You definitely heard
of her met him two sides. Yeah. Maxime. She's been referenced a lot. Yeah, I've actually been to two
I think. Really? In Canada. I've always wanted to go I never been. Wow. I have to go. It's pretty
cool. I have a picture with the Rock Obama. Oh, shit. We love. Oh, we love a little you a neural
pic. Maybe not now, but maybe 2013 and under. So by the 20th century in Paris, the Grand Green
All Theater became notable for theatrical depictions of graphic dismemberment. The theater director,
Max Marie, would literally judge how scary each show was based on the amount of audience member
that would pass out or throw up in shows. What the fuck? I think it's valid. That's a good way to,
you know, map out who likes it. Who doesn't write. So in 1915, a English carnival in
Lipphook, England, debuted one of the first ghost houses being a central aspect of the
commercial horror attractions we all know and visit every October. Now, according to author
Lisa Morton, who wrote Trick or Tree, History of Halloween, Halloween themed haunted houses
first emerged during the Great Depression during I said that twice. I'm so sorry. First
emerged during the Great Depression. So American parents had conjured up ways to scare any
unpranked children from vandalism, property, property damage and harassment around all
halls even Halloween. So families would literally decorate their basements and would have house
to house parties where kids were able to scare themselves going through the basements in order
to receive treats. So it's kind of crazy that, you know, the Great Depression kind of created this
weird trick or treat type thing but in basements. And so that is when you put it like that,
it makes it sound fucking weird. Fucking creepy. Oh my God. And so what they do. Put all the kids
in a basement, let them scare themselves. And so though crazy enough, haunted houses did not
truly become a culture icon until the release of Disneyland's Hunter Mansion in 1969. The attraction
was inspired by the Winchester Mystery House, which we'll have to discuss at some point,
and the Evergreen House. And more of a massive breakthrough for haunted houses was in the 1880s
and sorry, 1980s and 90s when Hollywood began throwing out slasher films left and right, such as
Friday the 13th, a Nightmare on Amstreet, Halloween and tons of other very well-known order flicks.
According to NBC report today, professional haunted houses can earn from $3 million to
$10 million of income during the Halloween season just alone. Oh shit, a ton of money. I didn't even
realize. So the first haunted attraction, I guess I'll say haunted place, turned haunted
attraction that I researched and just briefly researched was St. Augustine White House in
St. Augustine, Florida. So a brief background in 1589, Italian cartographer, which is a matmaker,
Giovanni Pascita Buzio, I tried, published his map of the raid of Sir Friends Drake on St. Augustine,
and watchtowers have been built by the Spanish crown to keep enemy ships from attacking Anastasia
Island. And the watchtower on the north end of this island was eventually named St. Augustine White
House. In the 1700s, lots of war began taking place and many people on the island lost their lives
from shipwrecks, illnesses, and were itself. The structure stood until 1737 when the original
wood structure was torn down and then rebuilt. Today, the tower does stand at 164 feet tall
and it is the home of many reported spirits and it's now a place where you can visit for ghost
tours. So according to Coast City Tours, many have smelled lingering odors of cigarettes and
even despite the site being smoke free, still happens. Locals and lighthouse employees often
refer to this happening because of the spirit they call the man. He is often found wearing a blue
jacket and a mariner's cap that can be spotted up and down the spiral staircase of the lighthouse.
How ominous. The man. The man. I want to be called the man when I talk. He only smokes madfoss.
I love it. So some believe this to be William Russell, a protective White Housekeeper
from the 1850s while always believed it to be Joseph Andrew who fell to his death
from top of a scaffolding in 1859 while attempting to coat the lighthouse with a fresh cut of paint.
That'll do it. Be careful with painting folks. You don't want to fall for it. Get someone to hold
that ladder. You know. You want to stay alive. Yes, 30 lad. So in 1872, the lighthouse's structure
had been under construction and a man named Hasika Pity stayed on the island with his life
and two daughters and one afternoon while the project was in the works, his daughters and
few other other friends have been playing around the lighthouse. You can say that.
I know this one. Oh, you know all of them. Oh my God. So there was a rail car that the construction
crew had often used to transport supplies from nearby piers and it had become a part of the
girls' favorite game pretending that they were Spanish pirates. That evening while the girls
were playing, the rail car had come loose off of the tracks, sending them into the water below.
Shiver me timbers. Two of them were rescued in time while the other three lost their lives.
Very sad. That sounds familiar, but I don't know. That is really crazy. I've never heard of that one.
That's crazy that you've heard. Oh my God. You've heard of everything. I swear you have.
That's some weird shit, David. Wow. So from sources, it is said that children's laughter can be
heard throughout the grounds of where the lighthouse stands today. It is not uncommon to often feel
touched or bothered when standing outside or inside the lighthouse any evening that you might be
visiting. It is also said that giggles ring out at night and employees have been known to find dirty
I'm sorry, dirty child-sized footprints on the floors of St. Augustine's lighthouse.
See, that's the worst thing for me, bro. I'll take a ghost over a kid ghost.
Oh, I can't take a ghost. I can't take a ghost.
Bro, I shit my pants. I was thinking of child ghosts. I think of that one. Who's that one
movie, Insidious, where the kid jumps out and scares him. Oh my God, hate it. Hate it. Can't do it.
Okay, so one other sighting that I will mention is Maria Mr. Dera Dolores. I tried. Okay.
Okay. So one other sighting that I will mention is Maria Mr. Dera.
My French is coming out. Fuck. Okay. Maria Mr. Dera Dolores.
Whatever. Dolores? Dolores. Maria Dolores. So she had actually been the first
Hispanic American woman who had been involved in the war at the time and she had also been married
to Joseph Andrew who had passed away painting his lighthouse. At the time of her husband's death,
she was so sad and heartbroken that she had followed the same footsteps that he took before his last
breath to the top of the lighthouse. And nothing of self-harm had happened to her, but it is said
that today you can still see the apparition of a woman standing right on top of that lighthouse
looking down. So this... I'm looking at me like that. So let's see...
Now you're fine. I'm getting slap happy. Don't make him say the name. No, we have done three
episodes. I get it. I'm getting slap happy. I'm so sorry. I get it. I'm getting slap happy and I'm
getting tired and hungry. So this brings me to my next weirdy type case. This is the Eloise
Psychiatric Hospital in West Michigan. Eloise! Yes, this is in West Michigan, so you're known to this.
The psychiatric hospital was named after Eloise Dickerson-Dovak, the daughter of Detroit's postmaster
and it operated throughout the 1830s and through the 1980s. So it did eventually become a mental
asylum and there were three divisions. One was the Eloise Hospital, which is the mental hospital.
There is the Eloise Infirmary, which is the poor house, and then there is the Eloise Sanitarian,
which is another part of the hospital. In 1834, the poor house, which is what it was called at the
time, was in terrible condition and it had housed more than 10,000 residents. The staff had been
measured up to 2,000 staff members. Crazy enough, just to me. So the Eloise asylum was actually one
of the first hospitals. These x-rays were diagnosed according to local fore-news. The facility had a
radium treatment for cancer patients and also had an area that was open for air treatment for
tuberculosis patients, but unfortunately some patients even face electric shock and insulin
shock therapy. Throughout the Great Depression, the population of the hospital has started to
significantly decrease and lots of violence and even more neglect of the asylum started to occur.
You know, I just noticed, I think every single case that we've had so far, we talked about the
Great Depression. I don't know why. And like, also have we not ever seen a missylum from that time
not turn out a complete shit show? Can we like think about that? Every asylum that has tuberculosis
in it, pre-fucking modern times, has been like, they mistreated patients very badly, hundreds died.
That's so sad because they're always taking for granted like all these psychiatric patients.
That's all they're doing to me. And it's just like, uh-huh, now we're here. Now we're faced with all these haunted
macros. So that's, that's, I guess the torture we get for that. The psychiatric division began to
close in 1977 when the state took it over and the main hospital closed in 1984. For visitors and
workers were reported over the years finding medical waste and strange items that have been reported
even in jars containing human body parts. Oh shit. As well as documents highlighting weird
medical procedures. You know what? One of my friends, dads, I don't remember which one,
not that I would say it, but said that they like back in whatever the 80s or 90s or whatever they
like broke in and they found jars of like human body parts. Yeah. I believe it, but holy shit.
I forget what they said it was, but it was definitely like human remains. Look, I mean,
like even if there's none of that, those places are fucking eerie. I wouldn't do it to it. I,
I don't even know if I'm in the house. I could go into that. You know, you know, my, my uncle David
that I work with, right? He is the most, I don't believe in shit, basic bitch. Him and his friends
like went to, I don't know if it was that asylum. I know they drove up to it and like it was closed
and there were lights on in there and they saw figures in the lights. Stop. And there was like
a bunch of different people stopped looking at this shit. It was not only him and his boys.
Just everyone around there. Yeah, they were like, what the fuck? So they called the cops,
cops checked it when the cops when it lights turned off. Stop. I, I, as soon as I met my
nurse tonight guys. Oh, no, no, it's okay. That's creepy. Like, I, like, like, obviously you make
the shit up. Like maybe you just, hey, like, oh, like if he's making that shit up, he's a good
fuck of a scary storyteller. I'll give it to that. Jesus. Well, today the mental psychiatric hospital
has become a widely known haunted house attraction for people to come from all over. Although it
is not being used as a hunt. Sorry. Although when it's not being used as a haunted attraction,
many paranormal investigators come to check out the asylum year round. Many have encountered seeing
a woman wearing white hospital gowns at the very top right hand corner of the key beard, sorry,
the key beard building. Some have heard a man screaming at nighttime from inside the building
while standing outside. And while inside one paranormal investigator have reportedly heard
her name being called from a floor upstairs, when she had gone up there, she had thought that a
number of investigators has had called her. And she found that no one had even had a chance to go
on that floor to check it out. Fucking creepy. Yeah. So my last one, the mortuary mention in
New Orleans, Louisiana. Gotta love it. I really want to visit New Orleans. I mean,
is there just so much good history? If I could go out anyway, if I could go out anywhere in New
Orleans, please, like, I mean, one of those false ground cemeteries. Fuck it. This is so cool.
I want to hear about witches. I want to hear about the vampires. Yes. I want to visit New Orleans.
We got to make that a trip. I'm down. All right, we're doing this. Maybe we'll do like a live
little show. We have so many trips we want to do. We need to figure that out. We do. We're gonna
say we're gonna do a lot of them October and we're gonna do this. Oh, shit. Fuck me up with that.
We're trying to do a cruise. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm talking about where we're getting this money
from, but we're gonna make it happen. Come on, guys, you can all send us money. We'll set up a
Patreon soon. Anyway, you can send them. I'm just happy to be here. No, please, we'll share it.
So the mortuary mention can be found at 44800 Canal Street, and this place is a very famous
mention that has been known to be crawling with permanent activity for good reason. The mortuary
was built by Mary Slatery, the mortuary was built by Mary who I can't say that. Okay. Is that Slatery?
What is that? Slatery or Slatery? I want to say Slatery. I want to say Slatery. Okay. The mortuary
was built by Mary Slatery. However, she acquired additional land in 1880 with her husband, John,
and her six children that had initially lived in the home. Eventually, Mary had passed away,
and the state was sold in 1905 to William Klein and Mary Lafontiere. Now, by 1959,
renovations had been done and added lots of new features to the mansion itself.
Editions were such as elevators, building rooms, and a back garage to deliver dead bodies.
You're probably wondering why the fuck they delivered dead bodies. No, I was expecting it.
No, the reason that they had decided to transfer dead bodies is because eventually,
the second family had created the family into a funeral home, and right beside it, they built a
cemetery. Love that. Love to have a house right next to the cemetery. I mean, that's a good family
project. I would not like that. You get the whole family together. I've always questioned the people
who move into houses right next to cemeteries. I'm like, what the fuck? I would never see. I mean,
but like, y'all see that rent, though, you know, probably a lot cheaper than hitting the house.
Money's in the bag. So the mansion, I actually experienced over 20,000 different funerals,
and it's definitely crawling with a lot of spirits in the lore. Fortunately for the building, it's
survived a 2007 hurricane, which we all know to be Hurricane Katrina because of high elevation of
where it stands. So the once the king building because of the neglect had been turned into a
haunted house today, or it is known to be one of the world's best haunted houses to visit during
the Halloween season. According to noclohost.com, there are a few stories that surround the formal
funeral home. Many have reported sightings of a woman that's dressed in white and then can be
often seen from the top floor of the building and crying because it's said that the woman had lost
her husband and still looking for him to the stay. It's always so sad when it's a woman looking for
a man and I'm like, girl, I'm sorry. It's always the way. Like what if she's in blue? Oh, it is
always. I guess that's more, I don't know, more early. I don't know. The woman in orange. So there is
a mortician that is seen from the basement of the funeral home last mansion that is set today to
still continue working on his work in the basement. You can still hear footsteps and voices of the home
even if no one is inside. On top of all else, it is said that there are two children in the home
that still like to play pranks on people that visit. One is a boy and one the other is a girl
and who are often responsible for happenings that happen around the house. The next thing you know,
you know, if you're putting your things down, they go missing. Most likely the kids are playing
tricks on you. And the last thing is, according to one per no investigator that came back to check
the area, reported that the poltergeist activity activity around this area now for sleeps. And
this is a home to a lot of spirits. So while it may be a fun haunted attraction, it can also be a
very dangerous place for the living. And that's just all I have for that. So that's just a little
background on my houses. I thought that was kind of cool. That's interesting. I really wanted to
kind of go into the Winchester mansion and things like that, but we're going to cover that at some
point, like I said, so don't even worry about it. I mean, you can't not. That has to be one of them.
Oh my gosh, I'm excited to cover that one day. But yeah, those are spooky. That was spooky. This
was kind of spooky episode. I love these actually does haunted tours. I'm pretty sure. I don't know
if they still do them, but I kind of wanted to go. I know my friend went it's like 60 bucks a ticket
or something like that. And they take you on basically a tour like around Halloween.
Yeah. It's it. Well guys, if you want to come to Michigan and track that out, you can always do it
next year. I feel kind of bad now because I'm like, we're coming out with this on Halloween. But hey,
it is what it is. So. Oh, that Northville one. I don't know if you got to share that one. I think
there's a sound in Northville. I don't know if it is Northville, but I remember back in high school,
like a bunch of people used to sneak into it and shit and then not like the cops are all over it
now. Oh, see some of the cops running over fun guys. I know I think that's probably why they turn
Eloise into an actual attraction. Because so many people can't stop people. Yeah, it's a big
as a sound. You can't say hey, we're gonna break in this big money. Let's do it. Yeah, essentially.
Yeah. If you want to see what government doing that trying to make money off of people breaking
off fuck no way. I'm for it. Hey, I will never break into a abandoned asylum, but I will always
be glad to watch any of your footage if you guys want to do that. So that'd be a cute little couple
show. Well, I think that brings us to the end of our spooky Halloween special.
I'd like to thank you guys all for listening today. I'm very excited to see what the future holds
for us. We have some cute stuff coming up for you guys. I don't think we talked about this very
much, but we may do a key little thing in the coming months for you guys for some paint members.
So I'm still constructing that and everything. So we'll just keep you guys updated on that.
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Happy Halloween, bitches. I've enjoyed this super long extra special spooky holiday Halloween episode.
Oh, yeah. Hell yeah. Definitely. Bye. Bye.