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Join us for a lively discussion as we dive into the spookiness of Halloween week! The hosts share their favorite Halloween costumes, candies, and movies, revealing nostalgic memories from their childhood. The conversation takes a humorous turn with playful banter about iconic horror villains like Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, and the infamous Chucky, debating who would come out on top in a showdown. Listeners will also hear about some bizarre local Halloween stories that add a chilling touch to the festivities. As the episode wraps up, the hosts remind everyone to embrace the Halloween spirit while sharing laughs and insights along the way.
As Halloween approaches, the lively podcast crew dives deep into the spirit of the season, sharing their favorite costumes, candy, and horror movie villains. The conversation kicks off with playful banter about Halloween costumes, with each member recounting their childhood favorites and unfulfilled desires. The discussion quickly shifts to the nostalgic thrill of trick-or-treating, where they reminisce about the sheer joy of filling their bags with candy. They debate the merits of classic Halloween treats, revealing their personal favorites like Skittles and Twix, while also expressing distaste for the ever-controversial candy corn. This playful analysis of Halloween sweets sets the stage for a broader exploration of how the holiday has evolved, highlighting the shift from traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating to modern alternatives like trunk-or-treating and community events.
The podcast takes an intriguing turn as the hosts delve into chilling stories of local legends and notorious crimes tied to Halloween lore in Sacramento. They share spine-tingling tales of haunted houses and infamous criminals, tying in personal anecdotes that evoke both laughter and shivers. One story centers around a woman who buried bodies in her backyard, leveraging her victims' identities for financial gain, which draws a collective gasp from the group. The hosts balance humor with horror as they reflect on how these tales shape their community's identity and the collective psyche surrounding Halloween. The conversation flows seamlessly from these eerie stories back to their favorite Halloween movies, with a healthy mix of nostalgia for childhood favorites and a critical look at the evolution of horror films.
The episode culminates in a spirited debate about the ultimate Halloween villains, with the hosts ranking iconic characters like Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, and Jason Voorhees. Each character's unique traits are discussed, weighing their methodical approaches to horror against more supernatural elements. The dialogue evolves into a light-hearted yet insightful analysis of how these characters resonate with audiences and reflect societal fears. The podcast wraps up with a call to action, encouraging listeners to share their Halloween traditions, favorite candies, and spooky stories, fostering a sense of community as they prepare to celebrate the spookiest night of the year. Overall, this episode captures the essence of Halloween, blending humor, nostalgia, and a touch of fright to engage listeners in the festive mood.
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Liam Neeson helping me out.
Speaker A:He gets me up, props me up on the back, and he's like, here, take this.
Speaker A:And then it's a gun.
Speaker A:And then we find Gucci, and then he just gets popped.
Speaker A:But.
Speaker A:But not by me.
Speaker A:I'm not the one that got him.
Speaker A:What's up, everybody?
Speaker A:We are back with the Halloween week special.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:Everybody is dressed up.
Speaker A:Dressed up to the scene.
Speaker A:You got my boy Chris right here to the brim.
Speaker A:The Cheeto Hot special.
Speaker B:The flaming hot, hot crunchy.
Speaker C:That Cheeto man.
Speaker A:You got my boy, Boy B, right here.
Speaker A:The cat in the hat.
Speaker A:Don't bring him around.
Speaker A:Yo ho.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And not the.
Speaker B:Not the gardening tool either.
Speaker D:You left thing one and think two at home or what?
Speaker B:I left thing one and thing two at home, baby.
Speaker B:But I got him.
Speaker C:But he brought the Cheeto bag with him.
Speaker A:What we got?
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Who are you, Mooch?
Speaker D:Jack Scallywag.
Speaker C:I might be Jack Scallywag, but I'm saying I could be Beetlejuice.
Speaker C:Interpretation is up to you.
Speaker C:I'm saying.
Speaker A:And you got me, you know, you got your boy Kev, the rn, you know, nurse, you gonna boot it up.
Speaker C:Suited and booted in the nurse.
Speaker C:I'm saying.
Speaker D:I'll tell you what.
Speaker D:Don't procrastinate kids.
Speaker A:Yeah, everybody.
Speaker A:Everybody make sure they got their Halloween costumes planned out as far as, you know, this Halloween, hopefully you guys are gonna show up for Halloween if you guys got that spiritual spirit going on.
Speaker A:Halloween is some of, you know, some people's favorite holidays.
Speaker A:So if you are, you know, one of those Halloween, Halloween people, you know, drop in the comments, what your.
Speaker A:What your costume is going to be.
Speaker C:If you a Halloweeny, what you plan on doing?
Speaker C:Like, comment, subscribe.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:What's everyone doing this Halloween?
Speaker B:You guys getting.
Speaker B:You guys going out?
Speaker B:You guys getting partying, active?
Speaker C:I've been trying to go to Fright Fest for the past year at the.
Speaker B:Six Flags or where, gang, I haven't been.
Speaker B:I've never been.
Speaker C:I've never been either.
Speaker C:I just want to go ride a ride.
Speaker B:I would love to.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I've never done, like a Halloween activity like that.
Speaker B:Crazy.
Speaker B:Besides like, pumpkin patch and the maze and all that.
Speaker C:Yeah, same.
Speaker C:I've been to pumpkin.
Speaker C:I've been to the maze.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker A:I need to still hit that pumpkin patch for the last week.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:Before the time ends.
Speaker D:I'm going this weekend.
Speaker B:There you go, dude.
Speaker B:Thanks for the invite.
Speaker C:Yeah, that's what's up right there.
Speaker A:Apple Hill.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker D:Yes.
Speaker B:That's cool.
Speaker D:Apple.
Speaker C:You can do that.
Speaker D:But.
Speaker D:Yeah, but I don't know if I'm partying.
Speaker D:If I am, I gotta find a place that actually has some costume options.
Speaker D:You should Cheeto back.
Speaker B:I'm sure they'll have.
Speaker C:Well, you got the costume already.
Speaker B:Might as well take that.
Speaker B:I'm taking this wherever I go.
Speaker B:Like just like that, I'm out.
Speaker C:This was out there.
Speaker B:I'm have my thing, one thing too with me.
Speaker C:You going Apple Hill though?
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:Yeah, that's what's up.
Speaker B:That's always a good time.
Speaker C:Go get some apple cider.
Speaker C:Apple pie.
Speaker D:Yeah, no, I'm excited cuz I haven't been since I was like a little kid.
Speaker D:I want to do the little candied apple on my thumb.
Speaker C:I never done that nor seen that.
Speaker B:Yeah, they.
Speaker D:Yeah, they.
Speaker D:They like shave it and like that's.
Speaker C:The crazy thing about Apple Hill though is that there's like apple.
Speaker C:People say Apple Hill in general, but there's like, like 10 different locations.
Speaker C:You can go, yeah, going up to Apple Hill.
Speaker D:Yeah, it's like you do hell, there's.
Speaker B:Like a winery and then there's like the actual Apple Hill function deal.
Speaker B:And then there's like multiple little farms within the little vicinity.
Speaker C:Yeah, I've had a pretty fire, like apple cinnamon beer wasn't my favorite, but like the taste, it tasted like apple cinnamon.
Speaker B:I've had the apple pie with vanilla ice cream to die for.
Speaker D:Have you guys ever had that like concoction?
Speaker D:It's like.
Speaker D:What's the whiskey?
Speaker D:The whiskey, It's Fireball and some.
Speaker D:Some beer.
Speaker D:I think like the reds apple ale or something.
Speaker D:And it turns it into like a really specific drink.
Speaker A:Restaurants.
Speaker D:Yeah, I've tried it.
Speaker C:It's.
Speaker B:They make it at Apple, but no.
Speaker D:I've just had it like.
Speaker C:But you like red apple Ale, don't you?
Speaker B:Yeah, Reds apple.
Speaker D:Not that one, boy.
Speaker D:I like more like the draft ciders or you know, cra.
Speaker D:Like just the small brewery ciders and stuff like that.
Speaker D:I'm not too big on reds, but angry orchards I can with Angry orchards is chill.
Speaker C:Angry Orchard was a.
Speaker C:Angry Orchard was a back.
Speaker B:Yeah, I remember angry orchards.
Speaker B:I used to sip on them tough when I was like 16.
Speaker A:Chris, love is adult alcoholic apple juice.
Speaker C:No, Martinelli's, but with alcohol.
Speaker B:I like putting like whiskey.
Speaker B:My Martinelli's.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's always fun.
Speaker C:Oh, I never tried that.
Speaker B:No, you need to try that, dude.
Speaker C:That's cool.
Speaker B:It's cool stuff.
Speaker B:It's good stuff.
Speaker C:Martinelli's and Henny though.
Speaker C:I have tried.
Speaker B:I've never done that.
Speaker C:Go crazy.
Speaker B:Should try that.
Speaker C:Any apple juice with.
Speaker C:With cognac actually is pretty fire.
Speaker C:Go try it out.
Speaker D:Try it out.
Speaker D:Definitely.
Speaker D:I really rock with it.
Speaker A:I'll stick with my chaser.
Speaker D:So we got any more hol Halloween drinks?
Speaker C:Pumpkin spice.
Speaker B:Who like that's pumpkin spice latte?
Speaker C:I'm not a fan.
Speaker C:I'm not a fan personally.
Speaker B:I bet you you go to the bars coming up these new weekends, they're going to have like some type of pumpkin concoction going on.
Speaker D:You know, there's going to be somebody who did some type of pumpkin beer or something.
Speaker B:Something exactly.
Speaker C:I've seen pumpkin beer.
Speaker C:I've seen pumpkin like concoctions, whatever.
Speaker C:Vodka, pumpkin spice, rum.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:Not.
Speaker C:Not me.
Speaker D:Yeah, I'm not rocking with it.
Speaker C:Not me.
Speaker C:I mean it ain't you pumpkin pie, though.
Speaker B:Oh, I love my thing.
Speaker B:I'll kill pumpkin pie.
Speaker D:My thing I seen recently that.
Speaker D:Because you guys remember how Jimmy Butler did the.
Speaker D:The coffee shop out the bubble where he was charging everybody 20 bucks for the hotel coffee?
Speaker C:You know that they steam it.
Speaker D:That dude's actually officially gonna open a cafe.
Speaker D:And the design district of.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker B:Oh, that's sick as hell.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:And he's his.
Speaker D:His coffee online is tax, bro.
Speaker B:How much is going out for like.
Speaker D:40 bucks for 8 ounces?
Speaker B:It's like, holy hell, this better be better than 7 11's Brazilian.
Speaker D:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker D:When you get like, when you get Starbucks or something, it tends to be anywhere from like 12 to 6.
Speaker B:What was that one for like 32 ounces.
Speaker B:And it was going.
Speaker B:What was it Pete's or whose was it?
Speaker D:Oh, yeah, no, yeah.
Speaker C:They were like, little Pete got his own coffee.
Speaker B:No, not.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker D:Pete's was like, yeah, 10.
Speaker D:10 bucks for 10 ounces.
Speaker B:But that 32 ounce bag, it was a pretty.
Speaker D:And then there was one that was like, yeah, it was 20 ounces or something like that.
Speaker D:For 12 bucks or something like that.
Speaker D:Yeah, it was super cheap.
Speaker C:So he's tag expensive.
Speaker A:His coffee better be good if you charge.
Speaker B:I don't even drink.
Speaker B:You guys drink coffee like that?
Speaker C:I drink coffee.
Speaker B:K3.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker C:How you drink your coffee, K3 he.
Speaker B:Said like, I like my women just.
Speaker A:A little bit of a creamer and like two sugars and that's it.
Speaker B:He likes some sweet.
Speaker B:I don't drink coffee.
Speaker A:I like.
Speaker A:I like my coffee light.
Speaker B:Ooh.
Speaker A:Talk to him like my women.
Speaker B:You.
Speaker C:I drink my coffee black if I drink coffee.
Speaker A:But you don't like black women.
Speaker D:Oh, that's a crazy accusation.
Speaker C:But I don't drink coffee every day either.
Speaker C:I drink it like once in a while.
Speaker B:I don't drink.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:I take sips of people's coffees.
Speaker B:Like, they'll be like, taste.
Speaker B:I'm like, that's all right.
Speaker B:You know, it's not like my favorite.
Speaker C:Thing, but it's not like pumpkin spice.
Speaker B:No, no, no.
Speaker B:They'll be getting the.
Speaker B:Whatever they began.
Speaker B:But I'll be, you know, I'll be sipping.
Speaker A:I'll be sipping the Brazilian mocha Frappuccino.
Speaker B:Yes, sir.
Speaker C:N.
Speaker C:I'm weird about my coffee, though.
Speaker C:Like, I drink it black, but also like, I won't drink it hot.
Speaker C:No, I don't like iced coffee though.
Speaker B:So it's like, you just like it.
Speaker C:I'm in that fine.
Speaker C:Weird.
Speaker C:Yeah, like room temperature type.
Speaker C:I won't drink it hot.
Speaker C:I won't drink it ice cold.
Speaker B:I think the frappe style is pretty chill.
Speaker D:I'm basically with no coffee.
Speaker D:See, I'm.
Speaker D:I'm unpopular opinion, bro.
Speaker D:I don't with energy drinks.
Speaker D:I don't with coffee.
Speaker D:Like, I'm.
Speaker B:I'm no, like, no caffeine.
Speaker D:Yeah, I was caffeine.
Speaker A:I was really against energy drinks until I started to drink Celsius.
Speaker A:Celsius actually is pretty good energy drink.
Speaker B:I've never had them shits.
Speaker C:Have you wired though.
Speaker B:I'm only.
Speaker A:I'm only millig of caffeine.
Speaker A:Just be having you those shits.
Speaker C:Have you all that people say Red.
Speaker B:Bull don't even do no justice.
Speaker B:Like these Celsius.
Speaker C:No, I used to drink Red Bulls back in the day when I was younger and they used to not do.
Speaker B:I only drink my Red Bulls with vodka though.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker B:I don't know, bro.
Speaker D:I'm telling you, every time I drink like that, it just makes me feel like.
Speaker D:Or I crash or.
Speaker D:Or I just don't feel good.
Speaker D:I don't know.
Speaker D:I'm not.
Speaker D:I'm not big on it, bro.
Speaker B:So are you guys gonna go visit Jimmy Butler's Miami shop or what?
Speaker A:I mean, he's also taxing.
Speaker A:He's starting six.
Speaker A:He has his own little coffee shop inside of his house too.
Speaker B:Yeah, what's up?
Speaker A:Whenever he has guests over, I saw also too, that he be charging people 60 bucks for a cup of coffee at his house.
Speaker D:Crazy.
Speaker A:That's charging tax for his own coffee at the upcoming district that's about to be in there.
Speaker A:And then somebody comes over his house.
Speaker A:He has this, you know, like, big.
Speaker A:Big old, like, exquisite, you know, coffee.
Speaker A:Little spot in his house.
Speaker B:That's cool, though.
Speaker A:And then he said, yeah, best believe I'm charging 60 bucks for this cup of coffee.
Speaker B:And that's crazy.
Speaker A:I ain't joking.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker D:Because you gotta think he's probably making it.
Speaker D:And whoever he's making it for is probably an NBA player or equivalent.
Speaker C:Someone who's like, salary.
Speaker C:Someone willing to pay it together.
Speaker D:He's like, bro, if I'm gonna make you coffee right now.
Speaker D:And this is gonna be good coffee, you got to pay me 60 bucks for me to.
Speaker D:I guess, you know, because I'm a ground.
Speaker D:I'm a ground the beans for you.
Speaker D:I'm a run the whole cappuccino.
Speaker B:And at that point, you got to be somebody who appreciates coffee.
Speaker B:Because me, I'd be like, keep.
Speaker B:I'm keep my 60, baby.
Speaker C:You know, Aaron's like, you got chocolate milk?
Speaker D:But then when he tells you, 20 for a Dr.
Speaker D:Pepper, I guarantee you give it to him.
Speaker B:20 for a doctor.
Speaker C:He's taking it.
Speaker C:He's taking it.
Speaker B:Is he making it fresh, or are you talking like a fresh can out the fridge?
Speaker D:Hey, I don't know.
Speaker D:He has a whole Dr.
Speaker D:Pepper shop.
Speaker B:Imagine he has all 23 flavors just sitting.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:JB, y'all at me, baby.
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker C:Hold me down.
Speaker B:Hold it down.
Speaker B:But that's crazy.
Speaker D:That.
Speaker B:Open up your coffee shop.
Speaker B:That's the thing nowadays.
Speaker B:Open up your own little boutique type of thing.
Speaker C:Going side hustles.
Speaker C:A side hustle.
Speaker B:Coffee's chill.
Speaker C:NBA ain't paying enough.
Speaker D:No, not guess early, Clearly.
Speaker D:Hey, if that's going to be his business venture, that's his business venture.
Speaker D:You know, everybody picks something.
Speaker B:And is he passionate about it, too, or what?
Speaker D:I guess so.
Speaker A:I mean, dude loves coffee.
Speaker C:All I can say is, if he's got customers, it.
Speaker B:Yeah, for sure.
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker C:No harm.
Speaker B:You guys know the name of his coffee and all that, or is it you guys?
Speaker D:Yeah, it's Big Face.
Speaker D:That's cool.
Speaker D:And he's gonna be in Miami Design district.
Speaker D:So it's gonna be just around a bunch of designer stores.
Speaker D:And that's where kids sells their, like, 20 ice cream or 15 ice cream.
Speaker D:So.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker D:It's.
Speaker D:It's not like the people that are going to be walking around there won't buy it.
Speaker B:So truthfully.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:And he's.
Speaker A:He's.
Speaker B:He's a client.
Speaker D:He's on the heat, so that's going to be something.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:They walk by and they're just like it.
Speaker C:Why not?
Speaker B:Might as well.
Speaker B:Let's check it out.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's always the experience, too, about being like a tourist is for the experience of like, checking out like that, you know?
Speaker D:Yeah, straight out.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:No, definitely.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:But what we got next?
Speaker D:What we got next, Boots?
Speaker C:Speaking of next, did y'all hear the controversy?
Speaker C:I'm sure.
Speaker C:I mean, I'm not sure, but if any.
Speaker C:Y'all out there have been seeing the beat between Cardi B and Offset supposedly broken up for good.
Speaker C:Supposedly they broken up for good, Right.
Speaker C:Supposedly Offset was out there on social media saying, you got.
Speaker C:You.
Speaker C:You got.
Speaker C:While you was pregnant.
Speaker C:Word around town is that man who did that was Stefan Diggs.
Speaker B:And none other than.
Speaker A:Not the digs, man.
Speaker C:NFL receiver Stefon Digg supposedly got up in that john.
Speaker B:Good for him.
Speaker B:Good for him.
Speaker B:I will say that good.
Speaker C:Pregnant belly and all he got.
Speaker B:That's the part that I'm like Confucius about.
Speaker B:Like, that is insane.
Speaker B:Like, you as a man, are you getting in there, like, belly and all you getting in there?
Speaker D:Hell, no.
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker C:Not even if it was Cardi, I'm.
Speaker B:Telling you right now, me, if I was in that situation, the naughtiest of all.
Speaker B:Naughtiest of thoughts would be scratching out the back of my head just like, oh, man.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Like, that.
Speaker B:That's just some crazy.
Speaker B:That's some crazy right there.
Speaker B:Like, that's never thought of.
Speaker D:Like, it's one thing.
Speaker D:If it's your woman and your kid.
Speaker B:That's one thing.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:100 different.
Speaker B:That's a whole nother shorty with a whole nother life.
Speaker D:You have to be a down and dirty.
Speaker D:She's a month out breaking, and you're really straight to jail.
Speaker D:You're trying to.
Speaker D:You're trying to expedite it.
Speaker D:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:You have to have some type of fetish or some type of little kink that you're.
Speaker B:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker B:Naughtiest of naughtiest of all thoughts was scratching his head.
Speaker D:I think it's the same reason he did it in the first place, is honestly to just feel good about himself or, you know, he probably puts value behind her name or her and stuff.
Speaker C:You want to feel like Offset.
Speaker D:That's the same thing as, like, most people like, not.
Speaker D:Not saying it's good or anything, but a lot of people do things like that or mess with other people's girls or try to get that because they feel Better about themselves.
Speaker D:And it's not a good way to.
Speaker B:Go about it or anything, but even for her too.
Speaker B:She's kind of a dirty hoe for that.
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker B:To allow that.
Speaker B:Like, come on, straw.
Speaker D:It's disgusting whichever way you put it.
Speaker B:And unless it's just what I say.
Speaker C:Women get hella yeah.
Speaker B:Like, yeah, they say they get horny.
Speaker C:Horny when they're fucking pregnant.
Speaker C:So I mean, hey, maybe, maybe it ain't her fault.
Speaker C:It's a little step on things.
Speaker A:I mean, no matter how many times the dude is cheating on you, obviously you're trying to get your lick back, but God damn, you couldn't wait.
Speaker A:You couldn't wait.
Speaker B:And that's what I'm saying.
Speaker B:Unless it's a rumor.
Speaker B:And we're just here, we're just hearing this, you know, we're word of mouth.
Speaker B:Whoever.
Speaker C:Like Kev says Stefan Diggs got a little track record.
Speaker B:He do not.
Speaker C:Nothing serious.
Speaker C:But they had like a little clip way back when when he was on the Vikings.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:And they was just going through interviewing everybody in the locker room and they're like, who's the one, like, fucking team member that you wouldn't want getting with?
Speaker C:Like what they say your little sister.
Speaker D:Dating your s.
Speaker D:Everybody was like, Everybody.
Speaker C:Was like, step on digs.
Speaker D:Yeah, they were, they were quick.
Speaker B:Yeah, dog.
Speaker D:And academics just announced too.
Speaker D:He said two more.
Speaker D:You rappers are getting.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, I seen that.
Speaker D:Your girl smashed by digs too.
Speaker D:So hit me up if you want to know.
Speaker D:Type thing.
Speaker B:Sweet.
Speaker D:It's dirty work.
Speaker D:It's dirty work that people are you like that.
Speaker D:But that's crazy.
Speaker B:And Cardi B's a baddie.
Speaker B:I give it to her.
Speaker B:She's a honey bunny for sure.
Speaker B:But.
Speaker D:And one thing I want to point out though, is it could just be a rumor.
Speaker D:Like the, the pregnant part could just be a rumor, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker D:Like for sure.
Speaker D:It might have been after the fact.
Speaker D:And they're just trying to attach that because offset said you, you somebody when you were pregnant.
Speaker D:Maybe they're just trying to attach that to his name.
Speaker D:Maybe he.
Speaker C:Or before, way before you could even before the belly, before all that, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker D:So it's like I, I, I don't want to jump as far as to say she did do it, but hypothetically, if she did, that's some dirty.
Speaker D:Yeah, man.
Speaker D:No, I don't know how you do it.
Speaker C:But like you said, though, if it's your girl, that's your Baby, all day.
Speaker B:That's.
Speaker C:Yeah, I'm in that.
Speaker C:But even if it's cardi b, Even if it's the baddest on earth and you got a belly like no other and you're doing like a week, don't hit me up, baby.
Speaker C:You get blocked.
Speaker C:I'll tell you that.
Speaker B:That's crazy, though.
Speaker B:That's the crazier part.
Speaker C:Yeah, I'll tell you that.
Speaker A:Ain't no goddamn morals left in this world.
Speaker B:That's what I was saying.
Speaker B:That's the part where I'm just like lost that too.
Speaker C:I'm like, situation.
Speaker D:The whole situation, like him knowing what he's doing and it being like.
Speaker D:Just like something a bad person would do type thing, and then her doing it out of resentment type, like just break up with the man.
Speaker A:We don't even know that is true.
Speaker B:Or whatever it is.
Speaker A:Allegedly.
Speaker B:Allegedly.
Speaker C:Allegedly.
Speaker C:But also, the same day he went for 180 yards, they did say something like that.
Speaker D:He got a touchdown this same game.
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker C:Could be his king.
Speaker D:That's crazy work, bro.
Speaker D:Was saying he's on my fantasy team act.
Speaker D:It's like, damn.
Speaker C:But then, like, who trusts his academics, though?
Speaker C:Because that crazy.
Speaker D:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker D:I.
Speaker D:I keep talking about it in speculation.
Speaker D:Not really like I know for sure.
Speaker D:More of like if this is true.
Speaker D:Yeah, that's dirty work.
Speaker B:But that's insane too, to think about it.
Speaker D:So many things that we talk about.
Speaker C:Just so many ways to feel about that.
Speaker D:It's.
Speaker D:It's the same.
Speaker D:Like when rumors come up, you don't know what to believe and what not to believe.
Speaker D:Until Diddy gets locked up and you find out it's true.
Speaker C:Yeah, like, you know, find out he had a thousand bottles of baby or videos.
Speaker D:Everybody was right the whole time, you know?
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker D:Crazy.
Speaker A:I mean, speaking of crazy, there is a crazy tick tock story that's been going around circulating the whole social media.
Speaker A:I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker B:It.
Speaker A:It's about this one dude who is with this girl and he pretty much is talking to this girl and he is.
Speaker A:They're like, you know, exclusive.
Speaker A:And then as far as their exclusivity goes.
Speaker A:The lady, she pretty much.
Speaker A:Or the guy.
Speaker A:Actually, my bad.
Speaker A:Let me start over.
Speaker A:The guy pretty much one night stand, wasn't it?
Speaker A:Yeah, the one night stand pretty much.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:The guy exclusively saying like, hey, this happened and stuff.
Speaker A:We don't want.
Speaker A:I don't want to, you know, go any farther and stuff.
Speaker A:And then the guy, you know, Stops talking to her for a while.
Speaker A:And then when they stopped talking for a while, she hits him up.
Speaker A:And she was just like, he's kind of a younger guy, and she's more, like on the older side.
Speaker A:And then long story short, she hits him up, and she's like, hey, I want a kid.
Speaker A:Like, hey, I want a baby, and stuff like this.
Speaker A:And she, look, you know, he looks at this whole situation.
Speaker A:He's like, I don't know about that.
Speaker A:But then she actually, like, legally contracts, like, a fucking.
Speaker B:Think about it.
Speaker A:Actual thing saying, like, you can just be, like, you know, the father.
Speaker A:You know, pretty much like a sperm donor type of thing.
Speaker D:You have no.
Speaker D:You have no legal responsibility.
Speaker A:No legal responsibility, no nothing.
Speaker A:And the guy's like, you know, thinking about it, thinking about it.
Speaker A:He's like, oh, whatever.
Speaker A:Like, I'll just do it.
Speaker A:Like, she.
Speaker A:I feel bad.
Speaker A:Let's, you know, help her out.
Speaker A:And then, long story short, the guy ends up doing it.
Speaker A:The lady finds out, like, they end up doing it.
Speaker A:And then, like, a couple weeks later, she's like, oh, I'm pregnant.
Speaker A:And then the guy's like, okay, cool.
Speaker A:Like, you know.
Speaker A:And then she ends up pregnant.
Speaker C:That's what's up.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:He goes off to work and doesn't hear nothing from her, bro.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, you know about the story.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:Doesn't hear nothing from her.
Speaker D:And then, bro, tell me why.
Speaker D:She tells his family behind his back and starts.
Speaker D:Invites him to the shower, starts hanging out with them, having dinners with them, and.
Speaker D:And, like, basically starts forcing the kid on him to the point where the family even tries to get on him.
Speaker C:You know, that's insane.
Speaker A:Pretty much like, saying, you need to, like, be in this kid's life.
Speaker A:You need to be more of, like, a dad.
Speaker A:Even though there's, like, some type of legal contract in place that you weren't gonna do it.
Speaker A:Like, just do it out of the kindness of your heart.
Speaker A:And then, hey, that kindness of the heart kind of ended up buying a bit of his ass, bro.
Speaker A:As far as this goes, she starts to become, like, some type of crazy, psychopathic fucking lady.
Speaker A:And the guy ends up, you know, just realistically just saying, like, I just want to, you know, just be alone, want to be cool guy ends up getting a girlfriend, she has a boyfriend and stuff.
Speaker A:And then as soon as she kind of finds out that she had.
Speaker A:That he has a girlfriend, she starts spazzing out on him, finding him while he's in the middle of the grocery store.
Speaker A:She finds him in the middle of the grocery store takes the kid back.
Speaker A:And then, like, all these, like, sporadic, like, moments and stuff that are literally, like, showcasing that this bitch is fucking crazy.
Speaker A:Like, you know those women that be acting up, like, when it starts to get in their head, like, wild and bro freaking out.
Speaker A:And then the guy.
Speaker A:The guy realistically starts taking all this crazy stuff into account.
Speaker A:She starts charging him child support.
Speaker A:Pays, like, thousands.
Speaker D:All the while he's been paying.
Speaker A:All the while he let her stay.
Speaker D:At his Airbnb free.
Speaker D:Like, he's been supplying and providing for them, like, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Acting like it was his child and he's stepping up.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And their stepfather that stepped up, so.
Speaker D:He'S doing all this.
Speaker D:So he's thinking it's fishy.
Speaker D:Like he said.
Speaker D:He goes it, I'm gonna go get a paternity test.
Speaker B:He felt like doing it or what?
Speaker C:Randomly comes back negative.
Speaker D:The kid is not.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's like some more dirty, bro.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:And now he's gonna take her to court.
Speaker D:But.
Speaker D:But think about all the time energy, like, everything.
Speaker D:Think about all that time, money, energy, all wasted just for her to try to manipulate him.
Speaker B:And you guys said the kid was, like, old, old, or how old did he.
Speaker D:Like a toddler.
Speaker D:Like a toddler.
Speaker B:So some years he was with the boy.
Speaker D:It was a girl.
Speaker B:He was with a girl.
Speaker C:God damn.
Speaker C:He got that.
Speaker B:Yeah, that does.
Speaker B:I mean, that.
Speaker B:That puts a toll on you, too, to think you're just taking care of, like, your life like that.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:And that story, I mean, it sounds a little short, but you're probably thinking, like, I mean, from what you're saying, like a good, like five, six years.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, dude.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:And think about how much money if he's paying her.
Speaker D:He said, yeah, up sum of like $10,000 and 750 bucks a month.
Speaker D:And it's like he was paying that for years.
Speaker D:He was.
Speaker D:He gave her a house rent free, you know, but like, this.
Speaker D:This daughter, all to find out it's not even his.
Speaker D:And she asked him for.
Speaker D:To be a stone sperm donor.
Speaker D:Said she was not active with anybody else.
Speaker C:Okay, so here's my question.
Speaker C:Here's my question.
Speaker D:She knew she was pregnant and she wanted to be with him.
Speaker C:Here's my question real quick.
Speaker B:Real quick.
Speaker B:Was he.
Speaker B:Was he just giving them?
Speaker B:Like, was he just giving money or was he, like, actually daddy to this child?
Speaker D:He was daddy, too.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker D:But then she would.
Speaker C:In the life, she would hold it.
Speaker D:Yeah, she would hold.
Speaker D:Hold her away when she found out Things like she wanted to be matching costume.
Speaker D:He didn't want to on Halloween.
Speaker B:Omg.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:So then she didn't want to be a hot Cheeto bag.
Speaker D:He didn't want to be a matching.
Speaker B:With his little taggy.
Speaker D:So then she kept the kid from him for how long it was.
Speaker B:So he was actually like in the kid's life.
Speaker B:Not just giving money.
Speaker D:She was using it as a pawn.
Speaker D:Using the kid as a pawn.
Speaker D:Like the kid was the true victim of the whole situation.
Speaker D:Situation.
Speaker C:That's up.
Speaker D:But what was your question, Bucci?
Speaker C:Oh, I was gonna ask you guys.
Speaker C:Keep saying sperm donor.
Speaker C:Did he act as a sperm donor, like go through a clinic?
Speaker C:Or did she just hit him up and she was like, give me a baby.
Speaker C:Like, you don't gotta.
Speaker C:Here's the terms.
Speaker B:Like on some bedroom jiggy.
Speaker C:Okay, okay.
Speaker B:It was a bedroom jiggy.
Speaker C:It's probably the first.
Speaker C:First time he up.
Speaker C:I'll tell you what.
Speaker D:No, he.
Speaker D:She probably for sure had intentions.
Speaker B:And I wonder how good of friends they were to like.
Speaker B:Because that's kind of bold to just tell someone that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:And it's even more bold to just be like someone you had a one night stand with and they tell you that you're just like, yeah, okay.
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker D:And take you up, have no emotional connection with somebody and be like, you know what?
Speaker D:You deserve a kid.
Speaker C:No emotional connection, no benefit, no money from it.
Speaker C:No nothing other than like you're just having sex.
Speaker C:It's crazy.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:So that's why I'll say I feel bad for the guy.
Speaker C:But honestly, that's the first spot you messed up, dog.
Speaker C:Like, you should have never done that.
Speaker D:Yeah, you should have.
Speaker D:You should have realized that she could have gone to a clinic if she really, really wanted a kid that bad.
Speaker C:100.
Speaker C:I could have said something up for sure.
Speaker D:If she really should have said, hey, could drive you to the sperm donor.
Speaker D:You could pick out whatever traits you want in the kid.
Speaker D:We could.
Speaker D:I could help you customize your kid, you know, But I.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:Not.
Speaker B:It could have got worse too.
Speaker A:That's a goddamn spooky story in itself.
Speaker D:Sheesh.
Speaker B:Legal action and all that.
Speaker B:Yeah, she could.
Speaker C:What would you do?
Speaker D:I would.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:Go to legal action.
Speaker D:I'd have to get as much of my damages back as I could.
Speaker D:Cuz I was contract.
Speaker D:There's a legal document saying that I had no responsibility over this.
Speaker D:This kid.
Speaker D:We came to an agreement.
Speaker D:Yes, we came to an agreement under the pretense that this was my child.
Speaker D:This is not my Child, she needs to pay me that back in restitution.
Speaker D:That's how I would feel.
Speaker D:Honestly, I would feel like it would be hard to move on with my life and a lot of those type of things.
Speaker D:But ultimately, like you said, you got to take that on the chin and realize like, hey, this was one of my dumb moves, you know, that's how I got to think.
Speaker C:That's what I would have not done is fucking reply to her.
Speaker C:I would have fucking blocked her.
Speaker A:Like I said the end of the video, he's like, hope she lives a great life.
Speaker A:But the true victim is.
Speaker D:Is.
Speaker A:He's like, is your child.
Speaker D:Yeah, it's not me, it's your child.
Speaker D:He takes responsibility for what he does.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So who's the daddy then, huh?
Speaker B:That's the real.
Speaker C:Like the world may never know that.
Speaker D:Part of the story.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker B:Wasn't what a real daddy at.
Speaker D:But what about you guys?
Speaker D:What would you guys do?
Speaker D:Blogger blocker.
Speaker C:Block her on that.
Speaker C:As soon as she started talking.
Speaker A:I'm getting my money back.
Speaker A:I'm getting my life back.
Speaker C:I sent us something.
Speaker D:I'm talking about if that whole thing happened.
Speaker D:Like if the whole thing happened to you.
Speaker D:What are you doing?
Speaker C:Would never.
Speaker C:Because I'm not.
Speaker D:I would never let that happen either.
Speaker D:But you asked me if that thing.
Speaker B:You're at the end of the paternity test.
Speaker B:Like you're at the paternity test.
Speaker C:That thing happened to me.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:I beat her up.
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker C:Nah, I mean what can you do?
Speaker C:You just go.
Speaker B:I go cry.
Speaker B:I cry for a little bit now.
Speaker C:You just get the best lawyers you can.
Speaker C:Like Chris said, you.
Speaker C:You try to get the most out of what you came.
Speaker C:I would ask for like 10 times more because of my emotions that were hurting information and yeah, all that damage.
Speaker C:I would get a bag off of that.
Speaker C:Realistic.
Speaker B:That is something too.
Speaker B:To grow a relationship with the.
Speaker B:With the daughter.
Speaker C:And then I'd say she's unfit to be a mom.
Speaker C:Like for sure.
Speaker B:Give me the kid.
Speaker D:No, that's horrible for the kid.
Speaker D:The kid is gonna grow up.
Speaker A:Kids grow up resenting the mom for sure.
Speaker C:Dad.
Speaker A:Be some wondering why that's not there.
Speaker A:No more so called dad and not.
Speaker B:Even have a dad in general at all.
Speaker B:Because.
Speaker A:Yep.
Speaker C:Because the mom want to be hella dumb.
Speaker B:Want to be a three.
Speaker C:No disrespect to the mothers out there, but you know what I'm saying, Like that situation right there is this.
Speaker D:Manipulation is never key.
Speaker D:Manipulation is never key.
Speaker D:If somebody who doesn't Want to be in your life.
Speaker D:Don't force them.
Speaker D:Let them leave.
Speaker D:You know there's another day coming.
Speaker C:Yeah, better days will come, I'll tell you that.
Speaker D:No, but that was a crazy story.
Speaker A:I know that.
Speaker A:We got some local Halloween special Halloween stories, you know, spooky stories going on locally or has gone on locally.
Speaker A:I think my boy Boots got some information on some spooky stories.
Speaker A:You got some information on that?
Speaker D:What you got, Boots?
Speaker C:Yeah, there's, there's.
Speaker C:There's a handful of local Sacramento spooky stories.
Speaker C:One specifically.
Speaker C:I don't know how many of you guys out there seen the movie Sinister.
Speaker C:It's a scary movie about like some demon that be like taking over people's minds, kids minds, all that shit, making them do crazy shit.
Speaker C:There was one scene in that movie that demon took over whatever had some kind of part in a family getting burned alive in a car inside of a garage.
Speaker C:What a lot of people don't know.
Speaker C:Actually a lot of people do know because I've been to the, I've drove by the house and.
Speaker C:But in the movie they don't disclose the address.
Speaker C:Nowhere you find will really disclose the address.
Speaker C:But if you're from Sacramento, you might know if you're familiar with it, bro.
Speaker C:There, there was a real family that died in like a, a fire in that house.
Speaker C:But wasn't, wasn't necessarily tied to all that kind of ghost story, but was truly based off a ghost story.
Speaker C:Sacramento did get their name in that little movie, the movie Sinister.
Speaker C:It's actually a really good movie.
Speaker C:If you ain't seen to check it out.
Speaker C:Did some numbers, was a little local fandom for a lot of times.
Speaker C:People was going over there checking out the house and now it's just like a normal house.
Speaker C:So the people living there probably just like get the up out of here.
Speaker C:Like what are you doing here?
Speaker C:And people just like click, click, click, taking pictures and.
Speaker C:But I was one of those people taking pictures.
Speaker C:A little 16 year old.
Speaker C:I was just like that crazy.
Speaker D:That's funny.
Speaker C:I'm here.
Speaker C:It's haunted.
Speaker D:That's crazy.
Speaker D:But there's quite a few, isn't there?
Speaker D:Like there is haunted little houses out there.
Speaker C:There is, there's another, another house down there in midtown.
Speaker C:Y'all going to have to fact check me on this one.
Speaker C:But there was a story of this lady who lived in midtown and she had like five, six plus bodies buried in her backyard because she was like intaking people taking care of them, like in her house.
Speaker C:Like people that didn't have no other family to take care of them.
Speaker C:People that like had like mentally ill problems, people that were like sick, whatever, whatever, whatever.
Speaker C:They were left up to the government to kind of decide she was taking them in being like one of those caregivers, taking them and taking care of them supposedly.
Speaker C:But realistically, the story behind it was that she was just doing it to get their Social Security, get their fucking money, their life insurance, whatever the case may be.
Speaker C:But she was marking them, poisoning them, fucking burying them in the backyard.
Speaker C:And her name was like Dolores or some shit like that.
Speaker C:But if you're familiar from with the story comment below, let me know what fact check me.
Speaker C:It's on Netflix.
Speaker C:It's a, on a Netflix series called like My Crazy Roommate or some shit.
Speaker C:And she was like really an old ass lady, like body and motherfuckers for the bag, burying them in her backyard.
Speaker C:And when she got fucking found, they fucking recovered like, fuck a shit ton of bodies right there.
Speaker C:Like literally buried in her fucking backyard right there in Midtown.
Speaker D:And she was just collecting their, like Social Security.
Speaker C:Yeah, she was just reaping the benefits of them dying.
Speaker D:Cash in the checks, living off of dead people in her backyard.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:And still had like multiple people alive living in her house type shit.
Speaker C:Like, oh, sweetie, don't worry.
Speaker C:Like, here's a cookie.
Speaker C:That cookie probably had poison in it, bro.
Speaker B:I'm saying she was not giving them their medicine.
Speaker C:Yeah, she was finessing the shit out of.
Speaker A:She was a real, real bag chaser.
Speaker B:Yeah, she was cute.
Speaker C:All those heights she was, she was out there.
Speaker D:But yeah.
Speaker C:Yeah, to this day, my grandpa used to take us.
Speaker C:He.
Speaker C:He used to show us these houses back in the day when, when all this came out and showed us the sinister house, showed us the, the Lord, I can't.
Speaker C:I don't know her last name, Dolores, but this lady that we're talking about, her name showed her, showed us her house.
Speaker C:And back then, back then I'm like, little, little ass kid.
Speaker C:I'm just like, it's haunted.
Speaker C:But going back, it's just like, damn, that shit's crazy.
Speaker C:Like, that's some Sacramento history.
Speaker C:The fact I got on Netflix today, didn't even know what Netflix was back then, you know, I mean, no, definitely.
Speaker D:There'S been some, some weird cases that have happened through Sacramento.
Speaker D:Like the one I even told you guys recently of the school teacher in South Sack where he, he killed his wife and then left her in that.
Speaker D:In the house with his kids, like huddled up, scared for their lives.
Speaker D:Because he said if they said anything, he was going to kill them, too, type thing.
Speaker D:And the police found them in the house all scared with the dead wife, like, rotten type thing, rotting.
Speaker D:And it smelled horrible, I guess.
Speaker D:And the guy's up for parole this year.
Speaker D:And the.
Speaker D:The kid went on news, covered his face and everything and said he doesn't want his dad ever to get out and everything.
Speaker D:Changed his name, doesn't want to be identified, all this thing.
Speaker C:And it's like, damn, I don't blame him, bro.
Speaker C:Yeah, there are some.
Speaker D:There are some wag jobs that have lived in Sacramento.
Speaker D:Some famous.
Speaker D:Some famous true crime stories.
Speaker D:For real?
Speaker D:For real.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:But, you know, moving on from that, let's just get into our last segment.
Speaker D:Segment of the show then.
Speaker C:What are these?
Speaker B:That is the Halloween special we got for tonight.
Speaker B:And it ain't no Charlie Brown, huh?
Speaker C:God damn it.
Speaker C:It might be Cat in the Hat, though.
Speaker C:You never know.
Speaker B:Dude, Canada hat's the best, right?
Speaker B:And speaking about the best, we're gonna talk about Halloween's best.
Speaker B:We're gonna talk about Halloween's best candy, Halloween's best, best costumes, Halloween's best movies they got out, Halloween's best villains.
Speaker B:We should talk about Halloween's best.
Speaker B:All right, that's what we're gonna talk about.
Speaker D:Are we gonna talk about the worst, too, or just the best?
Speaker B:We can talk the words, because I know how you like to get negative sometimes.
Speaker C:No, he ain't wrong.
Speaker D:I was wondering, because once you said candy, I was thinking about candy corn.
Speaker D:Right away.
Speaker B:I was like, you don't like candy corn?
Speaker D:Horrible.
Speaker B:Is it bad?
Speaker C:Horrible starts it off negative, dude.
Speaker B:It's original.
Speaker D:You love candy corn.
Speaker C:I.
Speaker C:When I was like, six.
Speaker B:All right, all right.
Speaker B:So how you guys want to start it off then?
Speaker B:We're just gonna go off, name off our best candies or what.
Speaker C:Boom.
Speaker C:Favorite candy on Halloween as a little kid.
Speaker D:What is it as a kid?
Speaker D:Skittles.
Speaker C:Skittles.
Speaker C:That's what you hope you got in your bag with Skittles.
Speaker D:A little baby pack.
Speaker C:Like the little square pack or like you want a full bag?
Speaker D:I wanted a full bag, but no, regardless, they were giving out the big ones.
Speaker C:My man was looking for the Skittles.
Speaker D:Yeah, if I went.
Speaker D:If I went over to what's Her Face.
Speaker D:I don't know what her name is, but my neighbor's house, she always had the big bars of Snickers and the big Skittles.
Speaker D:And I'd take them.
Speaker D:Yeah, I'd take them both.
Speaker D:Snickers and Skittles and Then throw the Snickers in the freezer right away.
Speaker C:My neighbors always had their lights off, but I knocked anyway.
Speaker C:I knocked anyway.
Speaker D:It was.
Speaker D:It was just Ron.
Speaker D:Ron and his wife that would do it.
Speaker D:Yeah, that's what his name was.
Speaker C:Good old Ron Burgundy.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:When you're, you know.
Speaker A:Trick or treat.
Speaker B:I love twigs.
Speaker C:Twigs.
Speaker A:Yeah, the twigs.
Speaker C:That's your go to right there is the twigs.
Speaker B:I was always pumped for those.
Speaker B:I was always pumped for the Kit Kats for sure.
Speaker A:Yeah, the twigs are kick.
Speaker C:Oh, I've never been really a fan of Kit Kats.
Speaker B:Kit Kats is.
Speaker C:The shitty Twix are cool, but to me, they're kind of like similar to Kit Kats.
Speaker C:Skittles are fire.
Speaker C:Honestly, like, as a little kid, I was looking for like that big Snickers bar.
Speaker C:Like the big Hershey bar.
Speaker B:Yeah, I like Snickers.
Speaker C:I ain't going to lie.
Speaker C:Like, there's something about like that full size, like, little chocolate bar.
Speaker C:When you're a little ass kid, you're like, I got candy for like, like five days, right?
Speaker B:Yeah, for sure, dude.
Speaker B:Dude, I used to get my bucket filled to the brim, dude.
Speaker D:I remember like, bro, once I got smart, I stopped bringing a bucket and brought a pillowcase.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker D:I realized sometimes I could get way more than just out of that little.
Speaker B:Bucket with the pillowcase.
Speaker B:It depends on the houses you hit, too.
Speaker A:But, like, were you guys those kids where, like, they say, take one or.
Speaker C:Take a couple, I'll take the whole.
Speaker B:Handful if I could.
Speaker B:My cousin one time took the whole deal, bro.
Speaker B:And they had it glued to the buck or to the.
Speaker B:The bucket glued to the.
Speaker B:The chair that it was sitting on.
Speaker B:And we were kids, so he's like.
Speaker B:At the time, he wasn't as strong to like, run with the whole deal.
Speaker B:So he dropped the buck and all the candy fell, dude.
Speaker B:And luckily there was like hell of kids, like, already right there.
Speaker B:So we were.
Speaker B:They all like, opina, you know, ran and grabbed.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:Now I used to just.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, something.
Speaker B:I took like a handfuls for show too.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:I get guilty conscious.
Speaker D:I would maybe take two if it said.
Speaker D:If it said take two, maybe I take one or something.
Speaker D:But yeah, I never went too.
Speaker B:I take a handful.
Speaker B:Known back then, they didn't have the ring.
Speaker C:No.
Speaker C:Yeah, that I took.
Speaker C:Hella.
Speaker C:I took as much as I could.
Speaker C:But I got humbled.
Speaker C:One time I was at a house that said that, and then there was like a little, like, skeleton.
Speaker C:Whatever.
Speaker C:I don't know.
Speaker C:I was Just looking at the cannon, it said, take.
Speaker C:Take what you want.
Speaker C:Type or, like, whatever.
Speaker C:Take one.
Speaker C:And here you ring the doorbell two more times, nobody answers.
Speaker C:All right, whatever.
Speaker C:And then there's, like, like, a little statue right behind the box.
Speaker C:I'm just like, the statue just like.
Speaker C:And I'm just like, jump my up.
Speaker D:In the air, and I'll get scared.
Speaker C:And run away, and I'm just like, son of a.
Speaker D:Like, that used to be.
Speaker D:They used to be the favorite thing for, like, teenagers to do.
Speaker D:They would dress up as that wolf or something and stand right next to the candy and try to scare the kids.
Speaker D:I don't know why.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:One of them got me for, like, that whole bin of candy that I stole that day.
Speaker B:That's cool.
Speaker B:For, like, our.
Speaker B:Like, when we were kids, we got to experience that.
Speaker B:But, like, I remember me being a teenager, like, not a lot of kids came out like that.
Speaker C:No, no.
Speaker C:As I got older and before, as I got, like, old enough to not want to, like, go dress up and trick or treat.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:Nobody came to my house.
Speaker B:Exactly.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:I feel like I don't even know.
Speaker D:Even now, I don't get as many trick or treaters as back in our day.
Speaker D:It was popping.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Dude.
Speaker B:Like, we'd have a gang of, like.
Speaker D:Families, like, partner bags on bags, bro.
Speaker B:That's what sucks.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Times after.
Speaker A:The thing is that they be trick or treating more so.
Speaker A:Not as much during the night, though.
Speaker A:Like, how the parents, like, get off work.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:We're gonna go during the daytime.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:But also got, like, the trunk retreats or, like, the little events where, like, you just go.
Speaker C:You go walk around in your little costume, and then, like, you get little.
Speaker B:Church events and like that.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:Back in the day, like, I think we talked about it before, but it's like you used to go and used to be hell of, like, people in your neighborhood doing haunted houses and.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:Just off, like, strength of the Halloween festivity.
Speaker C:Like, they're like, just a normal, average Jonah just trying to make it scary for people.
Speaker C:But it used to be, like, a few of them in the neighborhood, and everybody was giving out candy and driving.
Speaker B:Up and down the streets.
Speaker B:You would know, like, which house every year was, like, doing.
Speaker C:It was that one that was, like, hella into it.
Speaker D:You always knew, at least coming from, like, a small town area, like, you always knew which areas to go trick or treat to.
Speaker D:Like, you knew, like, all right, this is the spot.
Speaker D:This is the spot.
Speaker C:That's the spot I used to want to go to.
Speaker C:The Keystones?
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:Oh shit, yeah.
Speaker C:Keystones.
Speaker C:They have the good shout out to my Galtonians.
Speaker C:But if you ain't familiar, we used to want to go to the Keystones when we was living.
Speaker C:So I'm trying to get that full Snickers, that full candy bar, full bag of Skittles.
Speaker C:Never got it.
Speaker B:I remember going to like the other side of town too.
Speaker B:Like they'd have some hitters too.
Speaker B:You got to check out the town, the old school.
Speaker C:The old school houses.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:I think for me is because, you know, there were so many people our age that lived around me.
Speaker D:I think around my area, Chris is.
Speaker C:Like, I'm going to homie's house.
Speaker D:No, it was easy cuz.
Speaker D:You just go to the friend's house and then the parents are just like, oh Chris, it just give you hella candy.
Speaker D:So you leave with hela.
Speaker D:Just off of hidden six houses or something.
Speaker D:Just go back home and be.
Speaker B:I remember riding bikes and skateboards.
Speaker B:Like me and a gang of kids, dude, we would hit like neighborhoods.
Speaker B:Like, dude, we'd ride to the next one, the next one and we just, just hit it.
Speaker D:That was crazy.
Speaker A:So we.
Speaker A:Are we going to collectively agree that candy corn is just like the worst candy corn?
Speaker B:I like candy corn.
Speaker C:I mean now you ask me now as an adult, hell no, it's gross.
Speaker C:But like as a kid, that's all sugar, bro.
Speaker B:Like, yeah, I'll chop up like two or three candy corn little bits.
Speaker C:But not, not the brown ones.
Speaker C:The little black licorice ones.
Speaker C:Those nasty black licorice.
Speaker B:In general's booty Booty.
Speaker D:My least favorite Halloween finds were always getting the candy corn or getting the popcorn balls.
Speaker C:I used to hate the just the circle of circle popcorn.
Speaker C:It wasn't even like flavor nothing at.
Speaker A:The dollar tree and just throw them in the bag, bro.
Speaker D:Why do I have a bunch of popcorn balls, bro?
Speaker D:I get so mad.
Speaker D:Or Almond Joyce are fire.
Speaker D:I hated them.
Speaker C:Dark chocolate is a no, but fire.
Speaker D:Mounds or Almond Joys, bro.
Speaker D:I'd thrown to my dad and be like, damn, half my candy.
Speaker C:Now I used to be a little asshole though because like when I was younger, younger and we used to go like trick or treating with like the family and like in Sacramento or whatever you go with all your cousins, you'd be getting hella candy.
Speaker C:And then like the younger cousin, I'd be like, let's dump out what we got.
Speaker C:Show me what you got.
Speaker C:This, what I got.
Speaker C:I'm like, damn, this probably you probably like this a little bit more Than.
Speaker C:Than, like, all, like, couple those right there.
Speaker C:Like, I'm saying, give me, give me.
Speaker C:I'll give you this.
Speaker C:You give me a couple of them.
Speaker C:You probably like them a little bit more.
Speaker C:Be finessing these for candy.
Speaker C:And he's getting trouble.
Speaker C:And they'd be like, y'all motherfuckers out here finessing these little kids.
Speaker C:I'm like, bro, they wanted to trade.
Speaker C:I'm saying, yeah, I used to get.
Speaker B:My little sister's candy for sure, dude.
Speaker B:I remember, like, she'd go to school and, like, I'd come home from school and, like, I'd know where she hit her, like, stash.
Speaker B:Oh, she still got a few Reese's.
Speaker B:And then she'd find out.
Speaker B:She wrapped me to my mom.
Speaker D:You know that.
Speaker B:Be nice.
Speaker C:I know.
Speaker C:She got a.
Speaker D:Dirty, dirty imagine.
Speaker B:My bad.
Speaker B:My bad.
Speaker A:What about h.
Speaker A:What about favorite Halloween movies?
Speaker B:My favorite Halloween movie.
Speaker A:Who got that best spirit?
Speaker D:Mine.
Speaker D:My favorite Halloween movie, honestly, is Scooby Doo.
Speaker B:What in the hell?
Speaker D:Which one?
Speaker D:There's like, 50 live action.
Speaker D:The live action.
Speaker B:Is that Halloween?
Speaker C:The one on the island?
Speaker D:Yeah, that was lit.
Speaker A:Yeah, I remember that movie.
Speaker D:That was lit.
Speaker C:That's crazy.
Speaker D:I fuck with it.
Speaker C:Damn, that's hard.
Speaker C:That's hard.
Speaker A:My tops would probably be Halloween town.
Speaker A:Hocus Pocus.
Speaker A:When I was a little kid, the.
Speaker A:The little vampire.
Speaker A:That's like a OG Movie, you know?
Speaker B:You're talking like, little freaking Disney.
Speaker A:I was a little kid.
Speaker D:Casper's fire, too.
Speaker D:I fucked with Casper.
Speaker C:Kev was a Disney kid growing up.
Speaker C:You can't blame.
Speaker C:You can't blame.
Speaker A:Hey, I was a Disney kid, not an iPad kid.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker B:My favorite scary movie was probably.
Speaker B:No lie.
Speaker B:Freddy versus Jason.
Speaker B:That one was tough.
Speaker C:I love Freddy versus Jason was hard.
Speaker B:That one was sick.
Speaker B:Yeah, that was crazy.
Speaker C:If I had to choose, because I.
Speaker C:I do, like, like, the original Nightmare on Elm street, the original Halloween, Friday the 13th, all that.
Speaker C:But one of the movies, like, I watch as a little kid, and I was, like, genuinely hella scared of, like, as I'm watching it, but it was also, like, a really good movie was Wax House, bro.
Speaker B:Oh, that one was intense.
Speaker A:Like, it.
Speaker C:It was hella intense.
Speaker C:Hey, shout out to my girl, Paris Hill.
Speaker B:And she wasn't.
Speaker C:You watch it, and it's hella suspenseful.
Speaker C:And then they got Michael Murray on that one, too.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:At the same time.
Speaker C:It's just.
Speaker B:It's.
Speaker A:Talk to us.
Speaker C:Spooky, bro.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:No, for me, I.
Speaker D:I remember that.
Speaker B:Movie was scary, though.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:I was never into Horror movies too much.
Speaker D:So that's why you could see minor a little more.
Speaker B:That's why you were into the little dinky Jack Skeleton.
Speaker D:When I was a kid that was lit.
Speaker D:I was like no, I rock when.
Speaker B:It comes to like that little kid Halloween.
Speaker B:I remember like Jack Skeleton.
Speaker B:Nightmare Before Christmas was cool.
Speaker C:Was hard.
Speaker C:Shout out Tim Brown.
Speaker B:Tim Bur was tough.
Speaker A:Or when they used to release the paranormal activities like a month before.
Speaker A:Like a couple months before the Halloween season would be dropping.
Speaker C:The first two paranormal activities was scary.
Speaker C:I'll tell you what.
Speaker C:Good movies.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:They would always drop like some Jason or Freddy movie too.
Speaker B:Before Halloween too, huh?
Speaker C:No.
Speaker C:Yeah, straight up.
Speaker C:I mean they dropped like.
Speaker B:Not this year.
Speaker C:Seven Halloweens.
Speaker C:I mean in a.
Speaker B:Well, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:The hal.
Speaker D:They'd always have a scream or something.
Speaker C:Yeah, there's always something scream.
Speaker C:Got hella remakes.
Speaker B:What about Jeepers Creepers?
Speaker C:Jeepers Creepers was a slept on one.
Speaker C:The first one.
Speaker C:The first one.
Speaker A:That one with the clown.
Speaker D:It.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker A:I remember being scared of the COVID as a little ass kid.
Speaker B:My uncle, the original ones were scared.
Speaker A:My uncle, he had the little DVD and he was like.
Speaker A:He'd show me the picture.
Speaker A:I'm like.
Speaker D:I was always.
Speaker D:As a kid, I was always afraid of Freddy versus Jason.
Speaker D:I don't know why.
Speaker D:Hella afraid of it.
Speaker D:I was like oh yeah.
Speaker D:I don't know why, but it scared me.
Speaker D:That was a good one though.
Speaker D:That was a good one.
Speaker D:I'll give that one too.
Speaker D:My scary one.
Speaker C:There was few I was like really really scared of.
Speaker C:And a couple of them was like Chucky.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:Wax House me.
Speaker C:What the did you say?
Speaker C:It was like those three were like the fucking.
Speaker B:You guys remember don't play it in.
Speaker C:Front of me type shit.
Speaker C:I'm scared.
Speaker B:You guys remember the leprechaun?
Speaker B:The little leprechaun?
Speaker B:Spooky too.
Speaker B:You guys remember that one?
Speaker D:Which one was that?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker D:That one with the little deranged le.
Speaker C:There was like three or four of them.
Speaker C:But the first one.
Speaker C:The first one was creepy.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:See those are.
Speaker D:Those type of movies were the ones that made me like as I got older not want to watch horror movies as much.
Speaker D:Cuz just as a kid I'd watch all that.
Speaker D:I just always be.
Speaker B:Did you guys ever.
Speaker B:You guys ever checked out Killer Clowns from Outer Space?
Speaker B:That's an old movie.
Speaker B:But that one's like a weird like scary movie.
Speaker C:No, I don't think I understand.
Speaker B:It's on Netflix.
Speaker B:I don't know if it's still on there.
Speaker B:But it was.
Speaker A:This might.
Speaker A:This might sound corny or like.
Speaker A:Like, like, how are you scared of it?
Speaker A:But like, I remember the first time I seen the movie Coneheads.
Speaker A:I was like, what the.
Speaker A:I was like, dude, I was like that.
Speaker A:I remember one time I watched it by myself and I was actually gently squeezed, like I was like, squeamish.
Speaker A:And I was like, what the.
Speaker A:Like, what's that?
Speaker B:Or.
Speaker A:Or it's not even, like, pertaining to Halloween or anything like that, but the little Gremlins when I was a little kid.
Speaker B:Oh, they were Gremlins.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:Gremlins was like a spooky movie.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker A:Was watching as a little kid.
Speaker A:Like, you know, I was like thinking back to the, like, the unlocked memories inside my head.
Speaker C:Yeah, Gremlins was a little spooky ish movie.
Speaker D:Also.
Speaker C:There was like.
Speaker C:I don't even know what it was called, but it was like the Boogeyman or under.
Speaker C:It was like the same type of beat on the Gremlins.
Speaker C:It was like a little kid movie, but it was like boogeyman in my basement or some crazy fact check me, bro.
Speaker C:Look some like that up.
Speaker C:You know what I'm talking about?
Speaker C:It wasn't scary, but it's like, you watch and it's like some Beetlejuice type.
Speaker D:Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's funny.
Speaker D:But what we got next after movies?
Speaker D:We got costumes.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, costumes.
Speaker B:Shit.
Speaker B:You guys remember any dope costumes that you guys were.
Speaker C:What costume did you want to have but you never got?
Speaker D:Like, the real Iron Man.
Speaker B:The real Iron Man.
Speaker C:I always wanted the cousin.
Speaker C:Iron man wasn't even out when he was a little kid.
Speaker D:Nah, but that shit was sick.
Speaker D:When I got.
Speaker D:I was probably a teenager, but I saw me for sure, like, came out and everything.
Speaker D:I was like, bro, that shit's like thousands.
Speaker B:Yeah, I remember I was.
Speaker B:I used to want like the original, like Toby Maguire, Spider Man.
Speaker B:Like, I was Spider man like, three years running.
Speaker B:But I wanted.
Speaker B:I wanted the original, like, Spider man outfit for show.
Speaker D:Oh, what I can say I actually wanted as a kid.
Speaker D:I will tell you this.
Speaker D:I went to Evangelines and I saw them.
Speaker D:I wanted them for every year as a kid.
Speaker D:My mom would never let me get them with the real Wolverine claws.
Speaker B:Oh, really?
Speaker D:That were the actual knives, you know, you put your hands through them and it was actual knife.
Speaker D:I wanted to be Wolverine every year so I could actually get the real claws.
Speaker D:And my mom would be like, dude, you could get the plastic ones.
Speaker D:I'm like.
Speaker B:I'll never be Wolverine.
Speaker D:So that was what I actually wanted.
Speaker C:Boy.
Speaker C:Beast on.
Speaker C:When I was a little kid, yeah, I used to want, like, like the most badass Spider man little costume, bro.
Speaker B:Spider man had a choke hold on us kids.
Speaker C:I did.
Speaker C:Hey, Toby Maguire was that man.
Speaker C:I'm about to go watch Shout out Tom Bramy, bro.
Speaker C:Hey, ain't.
Speaker C:Ain't ain't nobody out there doing it like that.
Speaker D:Yeah, definitely.
Speaker C:Tell you what, it was the Hulk.
Speaker A:For me when I was a little kid.
Speaker B:The Hulkster.
Speaker C:Big ass hand, got Hulk hands.
Speaker A:Yeah, I remember I had these Hulk hands.
Speaker A:And I remember the Halloween time walking around these kids and it's like, I remember one time this kid was like, fucking, like, pushing me out the way.
Speaker A:I just went, boom.
Speaker A:Boxing with the fucking Hulk.
Speaker B:There you go.
Speaker D:What up?
Speaker C:Shut up.
Speaker C:A Hulk smash on that motherfucker.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:I remember one year I wanted to be the Thing from Fantastic Four.
Speaker D:But this is before they had like, any of those, like, type of costumes.
Speaker D:So I'm like, how could I be the Thing?
Speaker D:Like, you know, there's no way to have it.
Speaker D:My mom's like, we could paint you.
Speaker D:I was like, no, I gotta be like the Thing.
Speaker D:Like, you know, you didn't have the gloves or nothing.
Speaker C:I gotta be that thing.
Speaker D:This was like, right when the movie dropped.
Speaker D:I love reason.
Speaker D:It's like, no, I don't got the gloves or nothing.
Speaker B:I remember I was another.
Speaker B:A favorite.
Speaker B:One of mine was.
Speaker B:I was the Grim Reaper from Billy and Mandy.
Speaker C:Billy and Mandy was a hard TV show.
Speaker B:Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker B:I was the Grim Reaper.
Speaker B:I was grim.
Speaker D:That's cool.
Speaker B:I was grim for like, four years running.
Speaker B:For sure.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:Sick.
Speaker D:Anybody else?
Speaker A:What about.
Speaker A:Oh, I was going to say.
Speaker D:What were you going to say?
Speaker A:I was going to say, what about, like, Halloween villains or, like, any villains.
Speaker A:My bad.
Speaker A:Moving on to the next topic.
Speaker A:But what about villains?
Speaker A:You know, who's.
Speaker A:Who's on the top?
Speaker A:Top.
Speaker A:Who's on the bottom now?
Speaker C:Yeah, give me, give me.
Speaker C:Give me your top two.
Speaker C:Who do you think out of, like, all these comic book antagonist villains, evil, evil characters.
Speaker D:Who.
Speaker C:Who could really go toe to toe and who would win?
Speaker D:So is this all just Halloween?
Speaker C:This is all Halloween horror.
Speaker C:Whatever you want to do.
Speaker D:I like Freddy versus Jason.
Speaker C:Like I said, bro, I was winning.
Speaker B:I think Jason.
Speaker D:Hockey mask got it.
Speaker D:Got him up on him.
Speaker C:But Jason be like.
Speaker C:Or Freddy be like, in your dreams.
Speaker B:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker B:But Jason's real deal.
Speaker D:Jason's like, He's a killer.
Speaker D:He's not scared.
Speaker C:What about in his dreams?
Speaker C:Is it be killing?
Speaker D:I don't think he has dreams.
Speaker D:That's what I'm trying to get.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I don't think Jason goes.
Speaker C:It's a good point.
Speaker D:You know I'm good point.
Speaker C:It's a good point.
Speaker D:So I don't.
Speaker D:I don't think you're gonna get him like that.
Speaker D:But that's just my opinion.
Speaker D:I think Jason.
Speaker C:That's a good point.
Speaker C:That's a good point.
Speaker B:I think.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Jason.
Speaker B:The only way you kill Jason, you got drowned is what about.
Speaker D:What about you?
Speaker D:What are your head to heads.
Speaker C:My head to heads.
Speaker C:Damn.
Speaker A:Throwing it out there to give boots sometime.
Speaker A:Did you guys ever watch those Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies?
Speaker B:I didn't see a lot of them.
Speaker A:I used to watch those movies all the time.
Speaker A:But they were.
Speaker C:What about the saw ones Is crazy.
Speaker D:He.
Speaker D:He could be one of yours, bro.
Speaker C:The Sawans is crazy.
Speaker B:What about.
Speaker B:What about salt?
Speaker B:Salt?
Speaker B:Yeah, salt be crazy.
Speaker B:I couldn't do one of those obstacles.
Speaker B:No way.
Speaker D:That's the original SQUID game.
Speaker C:No dead ass.
Speaker C:Like if you want to ask, if you want to say like, like villains.
Speaker A:Just give a top.
Speaker A:You don't have to do head to head.
Speaker C:Just do the top top like scream.
Speaker B:Scream versus the chainsaw screaming one.
Speaker C:And he's a high school teenager that wanted to kill people.
Speaker C:I think Freddie.
Speaker C:Freddie and Jason is a good one.
Speaker C:I think.
Speaker D:All right.
Speaker C:Michael Myers.
Speaker B:Oh that'd be a good one.
Speaker C:I think Mike.
Speaker C:That's what's crazy.
Speaker C:I think Michael Myers and it would be a good two people to put up there because it is supposedly like some crazy like.
Speaker B:And who is Michael Myers?
Speaker B:What's his story?
Speaker C:Just a crazy ass who don't die.
Speaker C:Crazy ass dogs who don't die.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:You don't stop.
Speaker C:And then it is supposed to be like some crazy demonic clown that so who you again.
Speaker C:Don't die.
Speaker B:He's a demon.
Speaker A:You give me.
Speaker C:You give me the two.
Speaker C:I'm taking Michael Myers over here.
Speaker B:I love little Michael.
Speaker D:I think it's scary.
Speaker D:Like as a kid scary but like.
Speaker C:Hey but if you could get beat by some little 7 year old 8 year old kids dog.
Speaker C:I'm taking Michael Myers.
Speaker D:But if I was getting chased bodies or it I.
Speaker D:I'd square up with it before I'm squaring up with you know what I'm saying?
Speaker D:Hell yeah.
Speaker C:Michael Martin's gonna chop your ass up, bro.
Speaker C:It gonna try to scare you.
Speaker C:It is gonna try to scare you.
Speaker C:He's gonna Try to like get that little fear.
Speaker C:That's the whole premise of that movie.
Speaker C:He's trying to get you scared and he feeds off the fear.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:Michael Myers is gonna come up with like trying to cut your ass up.
Speaker D:Yeah, I can defeat him.
Speaker D:I can't defeat Michael.
Speaker D:What about you?
Speaker D:So you get Chucky verse.
Speaker D:Who should.
Speaker D:Who should be against Chucky?
Speaker D:The leprechaun.
Speaker C:The leprechaun is a good one.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:I think.
Speaker B:I think Chucky has his ass.
Speaker C:I take leprechaun all day.
Speaker B:Really?
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker C:He's a feisty little.
Speaker B:I don't know, Chucky's.
Speaker B:Chucky's a little crazy.
Speaker C:Chucky died like six times.
Speaker C:How many movies is there?
Speaker B:He's back.
Speaker B:He comes back, baby.
Speaker D:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker D:I'm gonna give it to Chucky just for my.
Speaker B:Kill his ass.
Speaker B:They just send him away or.
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker C:Hey, if a dog's running at me and he's less than a foot tall, I kick that.
Speaker C:What about.
Speaker D:What about you, Kev?
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:Honestly.
Speaker A:You guys have been naming all of them off already and stuff.
Speaker A:Stuff.
Speaker D:Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Speaker D:You got him versus who should we give him?
Speaker C:Wax Face Wax.
Speaker C:That's a good one.
Speaker B:Who's Wax Face or.
Speaker D:Or Slender Man?
Speaker B:Slenderman or Sinister?
Speaker A:Honestly, I've seen the.
Speaker A:I've seen a lot of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Speaker A:Dude is crazy, bro.
Speaker A:He's coming out just out of the blue.
Speaker A:What about Jeepers Creepers, you forgot about his main character.
Speaker A:Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Speaker C:Every day, all day, bro.
Speaker D:Taking the massacre out.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm taking the massacre.
Speaker A:You can't beat that chainsaw, bro.
Speaker A:And just can't beat that with the full tank again.
Speaker D:Or.
Speaker A:Or my most top villain.
Speaker A:It's the.
Speaker C:Shout Out Timmy Turner Shout out fairly out there.
Speaker A:And there's that old clip that came back and resurfaced and like, did he say the.
Speaker A:It's the negatin.
Speaker A:But the guy that said it was just like saying it hella fast.
Speaker A:And I know people.
Speaker A:People like.
Speaker A:I know he not just.
Speaker A:That went over our heads when we were little ass kids, bro.
Speaker A:That's insane.
Speaker C:They're like, how he get away with that?
Speaker D:That's crazy.
Speaker A:I had to bring that one up.
Speaker A:That was off topic.
Speaker A:But that was funny with that.
Speaker D:Let's, you know, sign off, guys.
Speaker A:Yep.
Speaker C:I mean, that was the Halloween episode, you know, I'm saying Halloween.
Speaker C:We festive with it.
Speaker D:Exactly.
Speaker D:Thank you guys so much for making it this far as always.
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Speaker A:Yes, sir.
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