April 22, 2025

April 23-Ghostly Podcast, William Shakespeare, Roy Orbison, Lee Majors, Valerie Bertinelli, George Lopez, Taio Cruz

April 23-Ghostly Podcast, William Shakespeare, Roy Orbison, Lee Majors, Valerie Bertinelli, George Lopez, Taio Cruz

My co-host today is Pat from Ghostly Podcast,  Whether you like talking ghost stories or not, a great podcast to listen too. He and Rebecca debate if a ghost story is true and have awsome audience interaction.  Make sure you check out Ghostly Podcast...

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My co-host today is Pat from Ghostly Podcast, Whether you like talking ghost stories or not, a great podcast to listen too. He and Rebecca debate if a ghost story is true and have awsome audience interaction. Make sure you check out Ghostly Podcast everwhere podcasts are played and at https://ghostlypodcast.com/

National English Muffin day. Entertainment from 1983. Coca Cola changed its recipe, 1st video loaded onto You Tube, Hillbilly used for first time, Ottoman Empire ended. Todays birthdays - William Shakespeare, James Buchanan. Shirley Temple, Roy Orbison, Lee Majors, Sandra Dee, Herve Villechaize, Joyce DeWitt, Valerie Bertinelli, George Lopez, Taio Cruz. Howar Cossell died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
I'll nver know if I don't ask - Buck Ford
English Muffin - Parry Gripp
Come on Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners
American made - The Oak Ridge Boys
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Good ship lollipop - Shirley Temple
Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison
Six Million Dollar Mant TV theme
Fantasy Island TV theme
Three's Company TV theme
One Day at a time TV theme
Dynamite - Taio Cruz
Exit - Teenage Dixie - Muscadine Bloodline https://www.muscadinebloodline.com
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Well, hi everyone. I am Jeff and welcome to history

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in fact good it's about today. Today's a twenty third

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now my ghost Today. He just has an awesome podcast. Man,

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I'm telling you well, I'm not even gonna explain it.

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I'm gonna let him and his partner do it.

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Welcome to Ghostly, Dad, what are you doing?

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What?

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I want people to know that we're a podcast that

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takes a deep dive into some of the scariest ghost stories.

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Oh, we don't do the creepy voices or weird sound effects.

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We debate the ghost stories. And are you supposed to

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be the skeptic? I am, but they'll find that I

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once say listen. Look, all you have to do is

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tell them to listen to Ghostly and that our listeners

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get to decide which stories are real.

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And which stories are just old folklore exactly now, Ghostly

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it is just a great show. Whether you're into ghost

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stories or not, it is pretty good. Pat, why don't

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you introduce yourself?

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Thank you so much, Jeff. I'm Pat. I am the

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creator of Ghostly podcast. Although I am the skeptic, so

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it's a it's a weird combination that the skeptic is

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the one that created a ghost podcast. But we know,

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we debate ghost stories and I have a lot of

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fun with it. It's it's a it's a passion of mine.

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Even though I'm not a believer, I still I still

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love the creepy stories.

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So you've always been into the books and movies and

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that kind of stuff. That's scary, John Reigess.

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You know, I don't think I'm as big into horror

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as my co host Rebecca is. I. I mean, I

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like a horror movie, but I don't go out of

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my way to see it. I don't know. I like

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the B rated ones and stuff like that. She she does, Oh,

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she's yeah, she really loves that kind of stuff.

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Not a slasher flip kind of guy on.

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I mean everyone once in a while, Like there was

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that Thanksgiving one that was that was pretty good.

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Yeah, that's true. That was kind of thinking because I

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was in the eighties and pretty much that's all you

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had was slasher flicks for horror, and then you had like,

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oh yeah, but then I'm kind of like you. I'd

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like the more cerebral that that freaks me out more

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than just slasher. When if you have to think of that,

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that's a lot scarier. It seems like.

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I mean, if I had to go Slasher, I would

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go House of a Thousand Corpses. That's that's my thing.

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The Rob Zombie flick, that would be mine. Rebecca would

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probably give you ten that you've never heard of before.

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Rob Zombie. He really turned that into quite the career

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after music, didn't He absolutely?

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Yeah, Yeah, I think he's still still doing music too.

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He's he's got a he's got a pretty lucrative career

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going there.

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Yeah. You know what, today is a pretty cool day.

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Questions are you looking for looking for friend or just

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trying to catch you bulls? You read who I tell

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bos out of you all the day? I'll never know

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f No. Today is national take a chance to now.

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It encourages you to break out of your comfort zone.

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You know, go for something that you've been hasn't to presume,

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you know, ask somebody out, you know, go for a

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promotion or raise at work. You know, try something you've

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wanted to do but just haven't done it, like go

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on to hike gun and really trail, or go my

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surfing or something like that. You know, just you know,

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just do something out of your own and don't ask

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other people, you know, don't worry about their opinions. Do

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what you believe is right. You know, you can even

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start your own business, or you can start your own podcast.

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What made you go out on the limb and start

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your own podcasts?

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Their pat Ah. So I was listening to the probably

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one of the biggest paranormal podcasts that there's ever been,

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lore Uh, and I kept thinking to myself, he can't

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believe all of these stories though, And that's when the

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idea kind of hit me. Maybe maybe take these stories

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to court and see, you know, see what the what

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the listener thinks. So that's how that's how I came

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up with ghostly.

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It works really well. What actually freaks you out?

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Oh man, maybe more aliens? I would say, I'm less

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of a skeptic when it comes to aliens than it

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is ghost And other than that, you know, real life

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freaks me out. There's a lot of weird stuff going.

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On that is, yeah, life freaking Well, if you're gonna

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take a chance, you might as well be have some nutrition.

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In young English do and what you do English.

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Today is actually also an English muffin day. Now, the

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English muffin in England, they just call it muffins. Started

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over and way about nine hundred somewhere around there. Came

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to America in the eighteen eighties. Samuel Thomas. He immigrated

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from England and he started bacon muffins, sold them to

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hotels and grocery starts. Since he used his mum's recipe,

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he just called them English muffins. Now, Thomas, they're still

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the top selling English muffin makers here in the United States.

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Funny side note, since nineteen ninety America they've been exporting

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English muffins into England. Do you like English muffins?

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Yeah, I love them. They're good with a little jam

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on them or preserves. That's really good.

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Agreed, But I've gotten spoiled now. I kind of like

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having the egg and bacon between the two.

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Oh yeah, yeah from McDonald's. Yeah definitely.

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So where do you guys find your ghost stories at?

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You know, every place seems to be haunted. Rebecca, Well,

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she's turning to pick more of them now. I was

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picking them all for the longest time. I was just

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looking for whatever sounded like the coolest idea to me.

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And like we did the Conjuring, we did Waverly Hills

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that was a big one for us, and you know,

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I just I just found them all fascinating.

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So you're the skeptic. Have there been something that when

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you got done with that you were kind of like, Yeah,

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I think I might believe that one.

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Yeah, there's nothing. Really. I'm a zen Buddhist too, so

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it kind of goes against what I believe to believe

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in these spirits and stuff like that. So I don't

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think anything is going to turn me. But I'm always.

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Hopeful unless it's going on entertainment on April twenty third,

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let's bet there. In nineteen seventy five Numb when album

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was Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin. Elton John had the

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number one song with Philadelphia Freedom. The number one country

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was by Billy Joe Spears Blanket on the Ground, remember that.

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One Love First Boundness, I'm in then all the Blankets Own.

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The number one book was Something Happened by Joseph Heller.

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Top movie it was Death Rays two thousand in the future,

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a car race across the country requires drivers to run

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down innocent people. The more brutal to kill, the more

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points they get. Stars David Carrotting. So that's stallone and

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simone Griffith. It'd be some serious ghost stories that they

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did that, wouldn't they.

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Oh I'm sure. Yeah.

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One thing I want everybody to really really appreciate about

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the Ghostly podcast. But you guys are really cool with

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your engaging with your listeners.

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Yeah, oh thanks. That's one of my One of my

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biggest things is that I don't want it to be

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boring for anyone. I want them to have their input

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and I want them to be a voice on the

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show as well, so they're like our third co host.

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We have them vote if they think that an episode

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or that a story is real or not, and more

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times than not, people say that they are. So I'm

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always losing.

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Gonna ask who wins? You were Rebecca, but it's more her.

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Uh yeah, even ones that I know that are debunked,

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like we will talk about like Amityville, speaking of seventies Amityville.

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You know, it's pretty much been been debunked, but no

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people say it's real. So whatever.

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You guys even did the Stanley Hotel out here in Colorado?

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Right, Oh yeah we did? Yeah, Yeah, that was a

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good one. Where that have you ever been?

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I haven't stayed the night there, but I've been up there.

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Cool? Cool?

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So how that one go? Do they people agree with

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that one or now?

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for sure.

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And you ever read Sting?

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Yeah? Yeah, I've wrote a couple. I you know, I

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haven't gotten into all of the all of the cowboys

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stuff and all that stuff with him. But yeah, I

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really like Stephen King.

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Yeah, I like him too, But I haven't really honestly

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been a good reader for a while now. But I

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used to really like Dean Kon's You ever read him?

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kons fan.

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That's what we were talking about. That's pretty subrebral and freaky. Yeah, definitely,

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all right, let's se it happened out April twenty third,

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sixteen thirty five, the oldest public school in the United

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States opened up. It was in Boston. It's called the

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Boston Latin School. Now they're called the Boston Latin wolf

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Back nowadays. Some of the famous alumni are John Quincy Adams,

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Sam Adams, Leonard Bernstein. The list goes on. Now. Harvard

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was actually found one year later and Steen thirty six.

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That's the oldest college out there. Boston Latin now it's

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really hard to get into academically, but it is a

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public school. So if you get in, yeah, you don't

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have pituition or anything. Eighteen fifty one, Canada they issued

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their first postage stamp. That was the first stamp world history. Yeah, well,

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they didn't have a person on their stamp. Now Canada

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they went with the Beaver eighteen sixty one and after

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turning down the Union Army's officer Robert E. Lee, he

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was named commander for the Confederate Army out of Virginia.

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Nineteen under the word hillbilly was used for the very

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first time. It was in the New York Journal newspaper.

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They were trying to describe some of their people.

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Wow, I had no idea that hill billy was first used.

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Then free kind of funny.

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Yeah. So in nineteen twenty two, after World War One

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in Turkey, that was the last Ottoman sultan, which was

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Memid the sixth. He was given as marching orders and

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had to leave his palace on the very day that

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marked the end of the entire Ottoman monarchy. It was

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a real turning point. Imagine he was exiled to Italy,

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of all places, he had to go to Italy and

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spend all of his time there, guy and get the back.

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In his heyday, the Ottoman Empire was massive. It stretched

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all the way from what is Austria to Yemen and

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across to Algerier and to the Persian golf. So it

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was it was huge, yep. And then in nineteen eighty five,

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after ninety nine years, Coca Cola and I remember this

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like it was yesterday, Coca Cola decided to change its

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secret formula. They made new coke then and it went

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on sale. It was a huge flop. People hated it.

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They wanted it to taste more like pepsi. Actually, they

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ended up bringing back the old coke as classic coke,

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and after only three months. It would have been a

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brilliant marketing strategy if they had actually planned it, which

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nobody really knows. Coca Cola is not patented. If they were,

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they would have to actually tell you what the recipe is. Also,

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in nineteen ninety, McDonald's opened the first fast food round

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in Shenzhen, China, And in two thousand and five the

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first video was uploaded to YouTube. It was Me at

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the Zoo by co founder Johwood Carmen. He showed himself

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in front of two elephants at the San Diego Zoo

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and you can still see it today. It's pretty humble

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beginnings for the giant that YouTube has become.

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That's very sure. Okay, Well, with all the ghost stories

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that you've heard, I'm deserved that kind of entertain you though,

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otherwise you wouldn't be interested in him. So what's it

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take to make a really good interesting ghost story?

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Ooh, that's a really good question. To me. It would

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have to be something like, as a skeptic, I would

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want something that could be repeated over and over again.

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ghost story has a woman in white. For some reason,

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all of them have these women in white and then

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these disembodied voices. Like it's not enough to say that

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they are voices coming out of nowhere. You have to

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say disembodied when you say it. So that's that's the

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classic formula for a ghost story nowadays.

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So what was the very first show? What was your

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first ghost story that you actually did?

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Yeah, there's a local one. I'm from Chicagoland area and

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there's one called Resurrection Mary. It's actually it's a vanishing

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hitchhike hitchhiker story, and the first vanishing hitchhiking hitchhiker story

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was actually in the Bible, believe it or not, it was.

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I mean, obviously it wasn't a car picking somebody up,

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but it was a hitchhiker. So Mary walks down Archer

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Avenue and people will pick her up and she will

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disappear out of her out of their car as they

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passed Resurrection Cemetery.

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So I'd take it you debunked it. Huh.

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I thought I did, but I guess I didn't because

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we've done two episodes on this and both times I

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got voted out.

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So that's funny.

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Joke, joked joke, dish shimer day, he left this shivery

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simpleta let thish shibt day.

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And you don't do.

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Birthday, all right? I already check out who was born

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on April twenty third. Have you heard of any ghost

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stories about William Shakespeare?

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I know his his house was haunted where he grew up.

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I don't know if we've done an episode about that yet.

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And Rebecca would love to because she is a English

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She was an English master, and she she also was

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a professor of English, so she would love to do that,

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but uh, I've heard some things. I just we've never

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really took a deep dive into that one.

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Right.

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Well, Shakespeare's born in Stratford upon Avon, England in fifteen

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sixty four. Most famous play right in history. I'm sure

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pretty much everybody read at least one of his plays

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back in high school. Guessing probably Romeo and Juliet Hamlet.

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Julius Caesar macbeth Othello wrote about forty of them.

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Now.

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He married in fifteen eighty two and they had three children.

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Now he retired from riding in sixteen thirteen. He'd had enough.

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He's only forty nine years old. Then he died in

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sixteen sixteen on his fifty second birthday. Now knowing sure

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how he died, Yeah, he was really healthy and all that,

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But all the people who are close to him, they

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think it was alcohol pisoning. It sounds like, oh, Willie

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was partying pretty hard on that birthday party. But it's

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a true Shakespearean tragedy. James Mucannon He was born in

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Cove Gap, Pennsylvania, in seventeen ninety one. He has a

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career politician. Served as a fifteenth President of the United States.

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From eighteen fifty seven to eighteen sixty one. Considered absolutely

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one of the most horrible presidents in the United States history.

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The United States, they would have probably gone to war

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with itself anyway in the Civil War, but he did

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such a bad job that he made the Civil War

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pretty much unavoidable. And it's not anything he really did.

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He didn't do anything to prevent He just kept kicking

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the can down the road and letting everything build up

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and build up. But James, he wasn't only that's the

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president we've had.

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His niece Harry, she served as his first lady. He

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died in eighteen sixty eight to seventy seven years old

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from resbytery failure in Nisia where Van Ban play a man.

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Nay El ray Well.

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So that was Shirley Temple. She was born in Santa Monica, California,

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in nineteen twenty eight. She made her first movie at

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three years of age. From nineteen thirty four to nineteen

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thirty eight, she made back to back biggest box office

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draws in the world. From the time she was three

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to ten, she made twenty nine movies. She made fourteen

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movies after that and then retired at the age of

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twenty two years old. Later in life, she was a

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US ambassador to Ghana and to Czechoslovakia. She married her

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first husband when she was seventeen. They had a daughter

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and divorced after five years. She married her second husband

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in nineteen fifty. They had a son and daughter, and

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her husband died in two thousand and five. Shirley eventually

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died in twenty fourteen of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD,

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and she was eighty five years old.

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Would you heard me.

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Ussy very.

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Scum me?

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I just like me so? Roy Orbison was born in Vernon, Texas,

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in nineteen thirty six. He wrote most of his songs,

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some of his number one hits only the Lonely Running

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On Scared Cry Yi in Oh Pretty Woman, and in

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nineteen eighty he formed the supergroup that traveling Woolbury's with

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George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Patty. And when Roy was

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fifty two years old, he died from a massive heart

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attack in nineteen eighty eight. He had three children. His

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first wife married his second wife at nineteen sixty nine,

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and they had two children. There is actually a ghost

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story attributed with Roy Lie so I guess Johnny Cash

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was in the operating room and he was dying on

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the table and they were able to bring him back

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to life. And when they brought him back to life,

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he said that he heard Roy Orbison telling him it

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wasn't his time yet, and then he had to get up.

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So I guess there's a ghost of him.

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So that's really cool. Yeah, yeah, and pless Roy Orbison.

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Think about how smart he was. I mean, if he

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form a band of the Traveling Little Bears and you

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put Bob Dylan, Tom Patty and George Harrison, you know,

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you get a sing lead.

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Yeah, there you go. That's true. You'll probably be the

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spokesman too.

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See Austin astronaut a man barely alive. Gentlemen, we can

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rebuild him.

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We have the technology, We have the capability to make

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the world's.

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First buy on him.

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Man actor Lee Majors. He was born in Wine Dot, Michigan.

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He started out starring on the TV show The Big Valley,

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then The Six Million Dollar Man, than The Fall Guy.

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Now.

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I don't know a lot of you aren't old enough

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to realize back in the seventies how big The six

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Million Dollar Man was. Yeah, they even had their own

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action figure, looked just like a g I Joe doll

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and that kind of stuff. Natalie. He had one son

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from his first wife, married Pharah Fossa for six years,

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and then he had a daughter and twin sons from

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his third wife. He's been married to his fourth wife

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since two thousand and two. So is there one area

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of the country that seems to be more predominant on

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those stories than any other area?

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Wow?

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I would say a lot of stories that we that

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we've done, and there's like an endless supply. It is

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either Chicago or New Orleans, those two areas, and they

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have a lot in common actually because of the I

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in m Canal, which was the waterway that went from

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the Mississippi to the Great Lakes. So maybe there's something

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to that. But that seems to be the most haunted

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area in the world.

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Huh. That's interesting. Actress Sandy d She was born in Bay,

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New Jersey in nineteen forty two, late fifties, early sixties. Yes,

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she was the most popular actress now. She had actually

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started out as a child model. Then she hit really

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big in the movie Gidget and It Pretime from acting

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in nineteen eighty three, she had a lot of like

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they didn't know it at the time, but it'd be

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like Anarexi and that kind of stuff. Now, she married

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Bobby Varren for seven years and they had a daughter, Sandra.

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She died from kidney disease in two thousand and five

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at sixty two years old.

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So most of you probably don't remember the TV show

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Fantasy Island. I'm going to show my age because I

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definitely do. It's from the seventies. Actor Hervey Villaschaz was

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born in Paris, France, in nineteen forty three. He only

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grew to be three foot eleven inches tall. He started

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off as an artist. He was a talented painter. Then

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he wanted to make some extra money, so he went

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into acting. He first got known in the James Bond

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movie Man with the Golden Gun. He played the villain Knickknack,

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and on TV what we just heard was him as

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Tattoo on Fantasy Island, where he had the classic line

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deplaying deplaying boss. He divorced twice. In nineteen ninety three,

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he committed suicide at fifty years old. He did leave

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a suicide note and he said he was in so

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much chronic pain from what caused his dwarf ism. He

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couldn't take it anymore.

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Knock on a door, Eve been waiting for you.

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A person.

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That was one of my favorite shows growing up. That's

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actress Joyce de Witt. This was seventy six born in Wheeling,

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West Virginia. She graduated from Speedway Senior High School and

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it's in the part of Indianapolis where the Speedway is,

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hence the name. She is best known for playing Janet

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on the TV Show's Threes Company, but now she mainly

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does theater stuff.

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She has done a.

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Lot of charity work for hunger and homelessness.

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What's the most famous person that you've heard of us

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a ghost story about? He just talked about like Roy Orbison.

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Is there anybody bigger?

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Oh my god, Well, it depends. We can go like

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George Washington, probably one of the most popular. But we

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actually had Rain Wilson come on the show once and

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he told us a ghost story as a character of his.

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But the ghost story was actually a Rain Wilson ghost story.

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Even though he was portraying a character named Terry Carnation,

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his story was legitimate to his own life.

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Oh that's pretty cool. Yeah, I put that on the

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show notes. Some people go check that out. Yeah, today

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is TV theme song Day. I believe. Actors. Valerie Burt Ellie.

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She's sixty five. She's born in Wilmington, Delaware. She was

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fifteen when she started on starring on the show One

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Day at a Time. Later on much later, she was

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on but Touched by an Angel than Hot in Cleveland.

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She does host a lot of shows on the Food Channel,

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but then she also does a lot of Jenny Craig Valerie.

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She married Eddie then Aileen in nineteen eighty one and

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they had one son. They divorced in two thousand and seven.

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Valerie and Ellie, Yeah, they became really good buddies after

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they got divorced. Or Eddie even went to her second

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MILLENNI Now she divorced that guy after eleven years, and

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she was actually at Eddie's bedside when he died from cancer.

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Comedian actor George Lopez. He was born in Los Angeles

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sixty four today. Started out as a very successful stand

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up comedian, still is. He's actually out on tour until

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the end of August. If you want to go check

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George on on TV. He starred on George Julpez Lopez,

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Lopez Tonight and Lopez Versus Lopez. That's been on the

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here since twenty two. It's still on. He's voiced a

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lot of movies.

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Now.

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He needed a kidney transplant. His wife, she was able

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to give her one of his Yeah, that was back

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in two thousand and five. So yeah, it worked. He's

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still out there doing good.

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Well.

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The marriage didn't work out, though, They divorced in twenty

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eleven after eighteen years. They had one daughter, celebrated by

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Life seven.

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Cous Me going back, We gonna go all night, we

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go like see, I guess dined no Mike, as I

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told you once, Now I told you twice.

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Gone, I guess dined no Mike.

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So that was forty five year old Tyo Cruz. He

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was born in Brent, England. He started out writing hit

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songs for a lot of other artists. In two thousand

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and eight, they let him sing some of his hits

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break Your Heart with Ludacris, Dynamite Higher, That's with Kylie Minogue.

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Tyo reportedly married Rock sand Oil in twenty eighteen. And

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by the way, kidney transplant. I had a kidney transplant

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almost a year ago now, and so yeah, definitely check

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out the National Kidney Foundation.

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That's cool and you're doing good and everything keeping acting.

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Yeah, I actually a listener donated is kidney to me?

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Wow, that is that's a ghost story right there.

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Yeah, right, so I am actually part part believer because

466
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he's a believer.

467
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So so I'm assuming he was still alive.

468
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Yeah oh yeah, yeah, yeah, so I have I have

469
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won one part of me that is a believer though thankfully.

470
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Yeah yeah it did. Doesn't matter, It doesn't matter, okay.

471
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So yeah, like we were talking about how good you

472
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guys are with your listeners and all that kind of stuff.

473
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If they even send your ghostory in, you guys will

474
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read it on the air, right.

475
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Absolutely, we will, and we're always looking for him. The

476
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last couple of episodes, we we haven't had many, so yeah,

477
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if you send send us a ghost story, we will

478
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definitely read it on air. We did get one for

479
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the next episode. Our next episode is going to be

480
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about Aaron Burr, you know, Hamilton Days and stuff, So

481
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really excited about that one. But yeah, Ghostly has been

482
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going for six years now. We're about to hit our

483
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seventh year in October. We're really excited to keep bringing

484
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Ghostly to the people.

485
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It's a really good show. You guys all got to

486
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check it out, and I'll put the link to our

487
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website and everything afterwards. And once in a while, you

488
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guys even do panels and stuff, right.

489
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Yeah, Yeah, we just did one at C two E two,

490
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which is a comic convention in Chicago. It's it's like

491
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our version of like the San Diego Comic Convention where

492
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it's really big. Actually it's not like one of the

493
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ones that's just in a hotel. This is in our

494
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convention center. And we did a panel in front of

495
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three hundred people talking about children's memorials and other spooky

496
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stuff and it went really well.

497
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That is really cool. Yeah, all right, we have a

498
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quote of the day. We're going to end with our

499
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quote of the day with sportscasts Howard coach Sell. He's

500
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died today in nineteen ninety five at seventy seven years old.

501
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Howard said, what's right isn't always popular, and what's popular

502
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isn't always right. Well, thank you bad for joining us day. Man,

503
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it's been fun talking to you. I like ghost stories.

504
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Yeah, well maybe maybe you can come on Ghostly and

505
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some ghost stories.

506
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I got a couple.

507
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I men, sure, okay, all right, I would I would

508
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love to hear them.

509
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So's good. All right. We have an internet radio station

510
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called Country Ground Radio, and uh, we're gonna end with

511
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our country underground radio artists of the day Today we're

512
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gonna end with muscating but bloodline. Yeah, and they have

513
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they's on Teenage Dixie. You guys have an awesome day

514
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and we'll talk tomorrow.

515
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All in recollection of a scene you forty is tailing

516
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on a two beer busted blue lights flashing down river.

517
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Do shine a good girl leaving net a thankstill can't

518
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get the college, screw around stew cool dreaming on a

519
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baseball team.

520
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Here, I am forties down at the duke on been

521
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on hundred sheet.

522
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Don't thank you? Ain't funny a cup can, and so

523
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some kidd is lose andy song.

524
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Come queen, that's how she rule.

525
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She ain't coming back. I ain't gonna tell.

526
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You that man turned eighteen got speed the teenacks ditch

527
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you want back gets you as a bronment in hand,

528
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met your thinking that she probably miss me. She don't

529
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know it now, but she don't get it down back