Legends From Michoacán, Mexico

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Legends, legends and myths, haunted places, and that's what we're doing today. We're going to talk about haunted places in meetwak Ghan. Cool. Yeah. A listener after our Guadalajara episode she was like, oh my gosh, can you guys do meetwrok Ghan And I was like, yeah, we can, we can, we will, and that's what we're doing today. But first, before all that, we do have a listener story and this is fun one. It's longer, it's about ten minutes long, and it's a voice message, so very exciting for us because we love those yeah, you ready to press play? I am okay, let's hear this a listener story. Oh R. Before I say that, if you have a listener story that you want to send in an email at Spooky does at gmail dot com, you can dm us on any of the socials. You can call the hotline a Spooky hot line the numbers in the show notes. But if you do that, it cuts off at like a minute and a half. So if you have a very short story that you want to like quickly tell, that's the best way to do it. If you have a longer one, then do what our listener did here, attach it to record it on your phone and attach it to an email. That's one way to do like a longer one. And yeah, now' let's listen to this a spooky listener story. Hi guys. These are my stories and experiences with sleep proalyssis. I also want to know from you guys if it's something simil or if people experience it differently. My first time ever experienced a gie, I went to my cousin's apartment. She wasn't there. Her boyfriend was actually just leaving to go pick her up, so I waited for them to get back, I decided to take a nap on a resigner in your couch. This was like her first apartment, so it wasn't overly furnished. It was just kind of like your starter up place after you move out. There wasn't a lot in there, you know what I mean. So I decided to take a nap and wait. And while I was napping, I could hear movements in the kitchen, and not really like walking movement, just like clinking, cluttering noises. And I thought, oh, maybe they set the dishwasher before they left, or maybe they just have like an automatic coffee pot. I don't know. In my head, I'm just trying to make up things to make up for the noise that I'm hearing. But I never once try aund and looked. I didn't want to pay attention to it because in my head, if I ignore it, it's not happening. It goes away right like everything else. But anyways, I just try to keep my eyes closed and not even look in that direction, try to pretend to be deep asleep. All of a sudden, I hear the coffee. The coffee pot had already been kind of making like that go at the endo sound into the glass pot. But then I heard the blunder go off, and that's when I try to wake up and move my head, open my eyes, and I couldn't. And I was freaking out because I'm awake and I just could not move my body. I could not wake up. I could not speak. I'm like screaming in my head. While this is going on, I hear voices speaking to each other, but I cannot understand what it's is being said, like it's it's a language I don't know. I could hear like laughing speaking, and then I the only thing I could manage to do was barely squint my eyes open, and all I could see were like just shadows bouncing back and forth, moving from side to side and in front of me kind of like moving the chair right, and it just felt like just haunting. Really. The only thing I could manage to think about doing was praying. Eventually I was able to wake up, and I ended up like waiting for them to get back outside of her apartment, like on the steps, because she lived on the third floor, right in front of the stairs. When I had mentioned it to her, she said her roommate's boyfriend at the time like had the spirit attached to him, and it kind of looked for vulnerable people to likes with. I guess I don't know if it was just that's weird, if there was just like that's where I brought friends or whatever, because I can definitely tell you it was more than one shadow I saw that day when everything was happening to me. I'm assuming that after that day something must have followed me that queenly because my grandparents in their dining room have a hammock and I felt safe watching TV and there one day after midnight, and I wake up because I don't know if you guys ever played this game with a hammock when you're little, but you're in the middle of it and kind of wrap yourself and like shut it with your hands, and then there's two people on the ends of the hammock just swinging it up and down, kind of like a weird sea solid type game. And that's what was happening to me. Oh gone after midnight. It was so weird, and it's the same thing. I couldn't move, I couldn't wake up, I could hear voices, I could slightly see shadows bouncing back and forth. I ended up flying out and I'm trying to like squirm my way out of the dining room. And when I wake up, I wake up in front of the kitchen, in between the kitchen and the dining room. Quickly get up and go to my room. I told my grandma about it. She told me drinks some holy water to drink it in my head. I'm like, is it's gonna do something? I don't know, But I ended up not having any more experiences in that house with sleep prolysis. And then a couple of years later, I'm I have my first kid, I married, and we're getting ready to move into a house that my parents flipped. Prior to them buying this house, the house belonged to an older couple. The man like passed away from cancer, the wife had dementior something. She was in a home no one lived there for so long, but it still had all their furniture, flows, pictures, frames, bugs, like, all their stuff, all the man's tools, gebarage, it was just all of it. Before we moved into this house, I had this really weird dream that at the time I didn't think was weird. So it was like in three parts. First part of the dream is that I ran into my mom and my thea at church. The second part of my dream is I just got a bloody nose at some point in my dream. Third part of my dream, I was in a house that I didn't know. One floor, like simple layout, like the house that my parents flipped, but it wasn't the same house. In this house, my son was crying behind a door and we could not get the door open, and it was locked, and we tried keys, we tried, I even just couldn't open it. We also heard laughing and then we could see fire behind the door, and we were like, we gotta get it open. We gotta get it open. So eventually, you know, we we burst through the door. We get my son bowl and we go in there. There's no fire, there's no other person. It was just him and there crying. So we get him and then my grandma I remember saying like there's something wrong with his house. That's it. That's when I woke up. I've had scary dreams before, I just didn't think much of it. I'd be scared me too. So the next day, it's Sunday, we're on our way to church. We go to church after service is over, run into my mom and Mike be Yah and I'm like, oh my god, so nice to see you guys here. So funny. We came to the same service without blaming it like her dream. Yeah. We go to another church after because my husband used to help out with drums at at different church while he was practicing. I go to the bathroom. In the middle of using the bathroom, I just get a bloody nose, and I'm just like, that's like, that's sick of part of it. D uh uh uh huh so weird. And all of a sudden, as I'm like trying to like clog that up and finish using the bathroom, and I'm washing my hands on and thinking, oh my god, I'm like having my dream I saw my mom and Midia and now have nobody knows. I'm just like, is this my like dreams and like life trying to tell me something about this house, you know? And I told my sister and my husband and they're just like, you're crazy, You're over sinking. Nothing's wrong with this house. Fast forward maybe two three years later, my sweat man, who also lived with us, and they had pastor friends from Monduddhas who were visiting us at the time, come over for dinner and we're hanging out, laughing, having good time, and then you know, we we're seeing our good byes and they leave and then they come back because here and knock at the door like, oh sorry, we got cut up with saying goodbyes. We didn't get a cha just to tell you that while we were here, like there's a negative presence in your house, and we're like what. And so they share preying in every room the house, going to every well, putting a little dota oil on the walls and praying. I never personally had a negative experience in the house my husband, though, he said one night he wasn't draving. He said he was it was like an ad of body experience where he could see himself sleeping in bed with me and her son, and he looked over to the doorway of our room and there was like a hunched over little shadow, like an old person almost, and it just kept trying to come in and like attack us. And he just kept blocking this shadow off all night while we slept, like protecting us. And he said at one point he looked out the window and there's just shadows all around the house. And then my sister every now and then, she says she kind of had like a sleep prolessis moment where she would feel it coming on, started to pray go away. I had a cousin visit from out of town and say the same thing, where she in the room she sucked in, which was my sister's room. She said that she felt it coming on in that same room too, so it must have been something in that room. But after my story, best friends prayed for the house. We didn't have any sleep prowss that's scared or anything else. Freaky stuff. On another note, I hope you guys never changed. Never stop side tracking, because I love listening to your stories. Honestly, it makes me feel like I'm in the room with you having a conversation. Y'all can't hear me, but I am in that room too. I love you guys. Don't change. Don't listen to the hater comments, because there's people out there who really just loves hearing the stories you put off. You make it not so scary, and it makes me feel comfortable listening to to all these legends and myths and folklore, and I am a little scared of trouble to Mexico. Now, I don't want to see anything on the roof for fireballs or walk out at night and there'd be an owl man waiting for me. But I'm just gonna I'm gonna pray my way through the trip that I'm going on later this month, and I hope you guys have happy holidays and the safe travels if you're going anywhere, and stay spooky, don't be scared. Don't be scared. Everywhere's haunted. Okay, that was scary but also fun. Yeah, I wonder if she got scared in Mexico. Maybe she send a new story. Yeah, let us know how your trip went. Did you see did you get haunted? But yeah, I mean that sleep houses description if it's like the common sleep proosses descriptions of most people where they're not asleep but they're like awake but they can't move. Yeah, then they wake up and can't move anything, mate, but just their eyes. Yeah, I was gonna say, I know sometimes people send their stories and they're like, what do you think? And sometimes I feel like it was better when you and MG were here because she's more into this stuff and knows more, and so I'm like, oh, she's had a bunch of sleep perhouses moments. I'm all, like, it could be anything. MJ. Let us know what do you think? Yeah, what does this sound like to you? I'm gonna speak for her though, where she would say that, yeah, it sounds like clos because she's had it a bunch of times. Yeah, I never felt that, so same, same, thank youy. And it also sleeper also sounds so much scarier in Spanish because they don't say like, yeah, isn't itbi or something? Yeah, they say, yeah, that's scary, so ominous. What do you mean, what do you mean? What do you mean it's horrifying? Yeah, yeah, so much worse. So yeah, thanks so much for sending that in and onto today's topics. Legends from Meatch Walk Gun, and we've covered a few here and there, like I don't remember. Yeah, I think we had like a whole Mermaid episode. So there's like a Mermaid Legends and like two different lakes in Meatwalk Gun and then I remember the Mermaids. I just didn't remember it was from there. Yeah, yeah, that's from me Chalcan And I'm pretty sure we've covered the story of a little girl whose hands are sticking out of I don't know what we're in this glove whose hands are sticking out of like this, there's a street and then there's a window with like bars on it, and then the legend is La Mano. I don't remember that hand in the window. Yeah, I'm pretty sure, unless that's only been on TikTok. But I feel like I've talked about it. I don't know an episode remember that, so maybe I haven't. But that's also from Metroka. Now I'm doubting myself. Maybe I haven't. Maybe I should have added it to this. Well it's too late now, yep. I didn't write it up, and if I tell it off the top of my head, it sounds worse because I don't fully remember it. Even when I think I do, then I'm like, oh wait, was that right? Was there something else? I don't know? So either way, that's on TikTok and Instagram. So yeah, different legends from Metroka, and most of the ones I found for this episode they are from what is the city called? I was gonna say, but I wasn't sure, so I didn't say anything, but I would have been you were going to be right, Yeah, don't doubt yourself you're right, work that up to So the first one is E Lospital Phantasma, the ghost Hospital of Morelia. Mitrakhan and I have talked about this on TICTAC before. I know that for a fact. And so it's not it's not known if this is what actual hospital this is, or if this is a hospital that once existed and now it's demolished. It's not clear, like the hospital changes. But the hospital that fits the legends the most is E. Lospital more also once called the Lospital Civille Morelia, and I think it also has a different it had a different name at some point, but it's the oldest hospital in Morelia, and of course the oldest hospital in the city. It's going to be haunted. It's bound to be haunted. Yeah, yeah, like a Lospital Seville exactly. Yes, yeah, same same thing. So this hospital, the location has changed over the years, but it was built in eighteen ninety seven on a former convent, so recipe recipe already creepy, yeah yeah, And it was inaugurate in nineteen oh one and it stayed at that location until nineteen fifty and then there was a newer hospital built on the street. Samuel ramos Iuane Ortega E Montage. Yes, and that is where the hospital is today. And again it's not confirmed that this is the actual hospital of the legend, but it's most likely so. Security guards at the hospital have reported strange experiences, especially seeing entities like appear and disappear before their eyes, and allegedly this is why the hospital has a hard time keeping security staff. They quit all the time. Makes sense, makes sense. And then also in the operating room of the hospital, patients see a man who appears every night and just passes through the walls. He's he's just passing through you know, Well, that's an efficient way of getting around, so yeah, and he can also be heard screaming sometimes. Yeah. People also hear the creaking of hospital cards moving and surgical tool was falling, but like none of that is in the room when they're hearing it concerning Yeah, Then in a different part of the hospital and the morgue, people have reported the sound of doors opening and closing, or the sound of a door be like creaking open slowly, but then it doesn't like fully open or close. Oh wow, almost like someone's just standing there swinging it or something. I don't know. I don't like it. Yeah, it's worse. Wait sorry, did you say it was still running or no? Yeah, this hospital? Okay? If it is this hospital, which it most likely is, yes, yes, So I'm like, how are they hearing all this if it's not running? So dull okay, right, that would make sense, which is why I'm like, I don't know why. When you look up the story, most sites say that it is a hospital that doesn't exist anymore. But then there was a few others that were in Spanish that said it was likely this hospital, and I was like, that makes more sense to me, so yeah, so yes, back to the hospital morg So people also hear strange, disembodied voices and like whiches they can't understand, or conversations they can't understand, like almost like just like whispering, but you can't make out the words. I just yeah, I hate that sound. Oh sorry, my ears. I'm sorry. I'm sorry people. Yeah, we're sorry. If you hate that, We're sorry. Yeah, Gurnie's moving on their own and uh, the feeling of being watched yeh, fun stuff. Yeah. Then in the intensive care room of the hospital on the eighth floor, people have seen a woman appear at night. She wears a white coat and wanders the hall in complete silence. And then on top of that, she leaves behind bloodstains on the floors and walls. Oh, man of the eighth floor, and they can't be washed off. Wow, they just fade away slowly. So that makes you a hospital probably really improfessional inspections, Like they're walking there like what is this on the wall, and then they see it fading away? Well gone now. And according to legend, a woman was undergoing a kidney transplant and it didn't take, it didn't work. She was still sick, and out of desperation, she threw herself out of the window of the eighth floor. Wow. And you know what, it wouldn't be a haunted hospital legend if we didn't have a woman hurling herself off the top floor. And although it's not a white dress, it's still white clothing a coat, So and it's is a woman in white? Yeah? Yeah? And did you say a coat? Didn't you tell me it was the coat the hospital gown? Did I write coat? I met gown? Oh, well that makes more sense, that makes way more sense. Yeah, it's a hospital gown. My bad? What did I say? I'm pretty sure you said a white coat. So at first I thought it was gonna be like a doctor and I was like doing evil. You know sometimes you get those stars. That's the thing too. I thought it was at first, but now when you say my bad hurd kidney transplant, the white gown makes sense. It was supposed to be a gown. Yeah, I might have said. I'm like, I think you didn't know what I said. Yeah, so yeah, it wouldn't be a story without a woman in white So a white gown, a woman in a white gown. Yeah, so yeah, that is the hospital. The bad thing about all these legends that they're so short and there's no like stories of people experiencing. They're just like the legend itself. Which I mean, it's fun, but it's not as fun I think. Yeah, that's what I liked about lostav because there was stories. There's a lot of stories about people. Yeah, oh yeah, a lot, including our mibe Lass, our great grandma. That was like episode two. If anyone wants to go back and listen, which I suggest you don't because the audio was terrible. I'm going to go back and listen now, maybe I'll redo it. The next legend. This is not it's not a screepy but it's just like a fun legend from more So. This is the treasure of the Morelia Cathedral. So the cathedral is located in Morelia's historic center, was built in the eighteenth century, and it was built to look like the cathedral into that Mexico and Guadalajara. So if you've seen one of those, you've seen I've seen. It's very similar, very beautiful and grand and like you know. And inside the cathedral there's a few relics in glass cases preserved, you know. And then there's also a very old organ that dates back to the early twentieth century, and for a long time it was the largest organ in Latin America. Oh organ like instrument, Yeah, where you think like a person, like a person's organ. Yeah, that's why I said yuck. And I was like, wait, you said the largest organ, and I was I just kept talking. I don't even hear you say yuck. No oregon piano, My bad. I didn't think I had to specify. Well, we're talking about kidneys before. So in a hospital they keep weird shit sometimes, you know that. I mean, there is sh Yeah, you know, those fucking Catholics. You're right, you're right. They eating the ashes of them just kidding, No, not the ashes, sorry, the body, the body of Christ, which is worse, probably worse. It's symbolic though. Yeah, it's really a wayfer that tastes like garbage. It tastes like paper. Yeah, it's like eating paper. Yeah. I guess you like set there and you want to it's supposed to like this, but I anyway, let's move past. Okay, sorry, go on, Yeah, okay, so yeah, piano, a large organ piano is there, and that's just a little bit about the cathedral. But okay, go on, yeah, stupid Okay. So, according to legend, a long time ago, a group of thieves decided to steal a treasure that was in a special room in the cathedral. And the room contained money and gems that were donations and alms from very wealthy families. I mean, why they had this in the first place is beyond me. Instead of, like, I don't know, distributing it to the moor, no no, no, no, the wealth is for them. Yeah. So their plan, the thieves plan, was to access a special room through a tunnel that passed underneath the cathedral. And in case people don't know, and morel and in Guadalajada, there's a network of tunnels under the city, and so that's what they used and their plan worked. They went in and out of the cathedral undetected. And they did this like three times. Wow. And then one day there was a bishop who needed to get something out of that special room. Someone had requested a piece from the collection. I don't know why, and he went to retrieve it, but it wasn't there. And when they realized it was missing, the bishop then gathered a group of religious men who dedicated themselves to checking for each piece that was supposed to be in the room. That's when they realized that there was a lot of things missing, but they had no idea why or how. But the thieves, they'd been stealing things here and there for three years. They just took a little bit each time so that no one would be suspicious. There wouldn't be any like alarms raised, right, So like just a little bit here and there over the course of three years, and there was an investigation, but they could just they could not figure out how this was happening. I guess no one thought of the tunnels, or maybe they didn't know. I don't know, I don't know. So the thieves at this point they thought they were unstoppable and they kept stealing. So they did this two more times during the investigation, and they couldn't figure out what was happening. The people of Morelia were afraid. They started thinking that the devil himself was behind the robberies because nobody knew how it was happening. But like, why would he want to steal the gold from church? I don't know, do you really need to know the reasons that Satanas has? No, you're right, you're right for doing bad stuff. No. So then the thieves felt like they were unstoppable and they just kept stealing things. So they did this two more times. They took some more gold coins, and then one night a religious member of the cathedral entered the room and he actually saw the men putting little gold coins into their little thief bags. They're caught red handed. Yeah. He ran out of there to go grab more people, and during that time they escaped, but other clerical personnel then headed into the room and they saw like one of the last thieves like going into the tunnel and this I picture this like a very cartoon like yeah, yeah, liking Scooby Doo when they're running in and out of the doors. Yes, that is exactly what I was thinking. Yeah. So then the personnel that you know then went to the room and saw them going into the tunnel. They followed them in, but then, much to their horror, the tunnel collapsed. And so then military arrived to help the men out of the tunnel, and the thieves had gotten away. They were on the other side of the collapse. Wow. Again, very cartoon like. Sounds like they're getting help from the devil, right, I would say, I would say so. And so when the military arrived to help the cathedral men or whatever out of the tunnels, they noticed that ahead of the collapse, the tunnels split in three ways. It had it. It went to the One of the paths headed to the entrance of the hill of Santa Maria, the other one went to the basement of an inn, and the other one just went east. I don't know, that's what. And they followed each path, but they could not find the thieves. They seemed to have vanished. There was no trace of them anywhere ever to be found, except for the coins themselves. The coins later were found like roaming around Morelia like they would just reappear like someone was paying with one or whatever. So very weird. But maybe the thieves remained in the tunnels as ghosts. I don't know. Possibly yeah, yeah, So that's not like a scare. One is just fun, I think to picture the Scooby Doo likeness of it all. Welcome to our Hunted Break. We just want to give a shout out to our newest Patreon member. Thank you so much, Hillary for joining the Basic a Spookteir, and thank you to the rest of our members. 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So the next story is another these is just a bunch of like little short ones. It is also from Morelia, and it's the Angel Fountain. So in the heart of Morelia, the historic center, there's a statue of an angel on a fountain. It's on the corner of Garcia obso ika ye Gerero and the angel on the fountain is kneeling hands together in prayer and obviously it's like in the middle of the fountain. And this fountain was built in eighteen seventy one to supply water to the people living in this area because back then that was hard, right. It was part of a garden that was part of a convent, Okay, And that's convent's not there anymore, but the fountain is still there. And so this is basically a legend of like she's miandol gone wrong. That's what I got out of it. But let me know, when you got out of it, maybe a better lesson. I don't know, less than for all that she's Moses out there, that she's mosas. Yeah m hm. So, according to legend, in the late eighteen hundreds of women had gone to Spain to visit her husband. When she came back, she got together with her girlies and they were hanging out by that fountain, and she was telling them all about Spain, how beautiful it was, all the shopping she did, all the dresses she got. She was busy, you know, telling her friends all about her trip, and her little daughter kept interrupting, telling her how thirsty she was. But every time the girl interrupted, the mom would be like, okay, we'll leave in a bit, like calm down, Like we're gonna leave in a little bit, like you live. Okay, So she kept talking and then the girl would interrupt again, saying like she's so thirsty, and so again she'd be like, no, just wait, like we're going to leave in a little bit, and this happened like, I don't know, five times. Maybe it's like when your parents were leaving a party and yeah, and you're waiting there. Yeah, like we're going to leave in a little bit, like an hour later, and they keep saying that, Yeah. Yeah, that's basically what was happening here. The final time that the girl interrupted and said she was thirsty, the mom was like, Okay, go drink from the fountain, and that was the biggest mistake she would ever make. Yes, the little girl leaned over to drink from the fountain, but then she fell in and I don't know how deep the fountain is or how small this girl, I don't know, but she began to choke and scream, and the moms didn't know what was going on, and because they weren't on the fountain, they were like, maybe like in a bench near the fountain. So the little girl walked over to the fountain by herself, and the mom stayed cheos me on the with her friends her trip. Yeah. So then the little girl was over there, like I don't know, flopping around the water and then gargling. Yeah, it's terrible, And so the mom didn't know what was going on. Then she saw her daughter, you know, in the fountain, and so she yelled for help, and then suddenly the girl went under the water, like if something pulled her. Yeah, that's what it seems like. Then the mom ran over to the girl to get her out of the water, and as she was running, the clouds parted and an angel swooped down from the sky, went into the fountain, grabbed the girl and carried her over to her mom. That's nice, yeah, and that's the story we went. That's the legend. Well did she survive or not? Yeah, she was fine. Okay, she saved her. The angel saved the girl. Okay, okay. After I thought we're gonna see the angel swooped her up and took her to heaven. And I was like, oh my god, that's what I thought. That's where I thought this was going. But then I read carried her to her mother, and I was like, oh, oh she survived. Yeah, she was fine. I thought also that this would be a fitting Gualla Lupez story. This would be right, and that would be the moment where the wind would have flown in the mom's face and then she would realize like, oh, Mira, yeah, one hundred percent agree, and then the rose would appear as they hugged. Yeah, so the next one, this is the last one. So we're leaving more now now we're in the I don't know how to say a solemn if I'm saying this wrong. The book step back. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. In Mitra Gun and there's a waterfall there. So so a hot swimming spot and haunted. Oh, there was a group of teens swimming here late at night. They heard stories of it being haunted, but they were like whatever, They ignored the stories. They were having fun. It was nighttime. They were swimming all together, and then they saw a woman on the other side of the river creek. I don't know what this is. I just know there's a waterfall there. Yikes. She had long black hair. She was beautiful, it was past her waist was wearing white. Yeah. She was wearing a white dress along white dress. Yeah. And the story said her skin was as white as her dress, which sounds scary to me. Not beautiful but whatever sounds ghostly. But okay, they wrote it as it was supposed to be like this beautiful trade but like again, it sounds like ghostly. To me, not like I guess yeah either way, immediately I would have thought ghosts, but not that they felt drawn to her. They watched her in awe and there was a chill in the air, but they ignored it was just a group of guy friends. Yeah, okay, well yeah, they were all explains it. Yeah, so I probably didn't say I meant too. Yeah. So then the women began to get out of the water. They were excited because it seemed like she was heading over to talk to them, But then they were horrified because the woman wasn't walking to them, she was floating, floating, and they all ran out of the water, ran to their car. They left all their stuff, that's how scared they were. And so when they got home, they were all suddenly sick. None of them could sleep. When they did, they were plagued with terrible nightmares. The parents decided to take them for Una Olympia, a cleansing, and then they did get better. But this is where they learned that they had encountered La Dama de la Cascada, the Lady of the Waterfall. I like that. I like that name. Yeah, me too. It's not a lady in white, it's not the Lady in the Road, the Lady of the waterfall. You know what, it's not important that she's wearing white. Yeah she's wearing white, but she's more than her dress. She's more than the color of her dress. Yeah, she's one with the water. Yeah wow. But yeah, and that was a fun one because, yeah, we get lady and whites everywhere, but they're not at waterfalls a lot. This is a unique lady in white, I think so. I think so. But yeah, those are our legends for me, truck on. Obviously there's more, but I just wanted to keep it a little short today because I have a trip coming up. Yes, yeah, that's why we're not doing video, and I'm also behind on video, so m hm. That was fun. Yeah, I enjoyed those stories. Before we go though, Do you have any spooky recommendations? M no. I've been watching Bob's Burgers. Bob's Burgers. Oh, I haven't watched that in a while. It's starting The Handmaids tell which I'm years behind on. Yeah, and still a little iffy on watching because of the main character of being a scientologist. Oh yeah, yeah, I like I told you. I started watching it and then I was like, ugh, I can't finish this. It's too annoying and depressing. At the same time, I've been watching Lucifer. Oh I've heard of that show. Yeah, because I'm sure these spookies are aware by now. But I love a procedural, oh crime procedural, especially when it's a little funny. So honestly, this is like Bones at Jason, I've heard good things about that show. Yeah, maybe I'll stop watching The Handmaids start watching Lucifer. I do watch it. It's on Netflix, Netflix, okay, yeah, yeah, are you gonna keep watching it? Oh you got your own Netflix never mind? Yeah, because I kind of just remembered. Yeah, I don't know what kept happening, So I have it for now. I cancel it at some point, but for now, I'm gonna keep it. Remember to take off your profile. Yeah, that ship is up after a while. But yeah, it's been fun. It's been a fun watch. It's just like a cheesy, you know, cheeseus procedural, a less serious Criminal Minds, which is how I see Bones as well, and or like a less serious X Files, you know, same, same kind of the deal. And and I love all those shows. So yeah, I've been watching Lucifer nice and that is my spooky recommendation. I still have to watch a what's it called the Hannible Lectern movie because we talked about it recently Silent of the Lamps. Yes, yes, yeah, send someone either message or wrote in after that saying that we would absolutely love that episode of that movie. Like it's like, yeah, yeah, oh did they? I'm sorry, I thought, I don't remember, never mind, just forget everything I just said, okay, but yeah, soone a couple of people have message that saying that, So, yeah, I need to watch that at some point, and I will. I will, who knows when though. I did try watching the show, and I just sometimes to start shows and then I see how long the episodes are and I'm like never mind, or that it gets canceled and it doesn't get a noon, then I'm like never mind. So yeah, I never kept watching it, and now I can't remember what I even watched it all because I only watched like one episode of the show. I couldn't tell you. Yeah, yeah, I don't know anyway. Yeah, that was it for this episode. Thanks everyone for listening, for sending in your stories, for being patron members everything all of it, and obviously, Carmen, thank you for filling in all this time. And do you have anything to plug before we go? Yes, yes I do. If you enjoy listening to me and Christina, we have two other podcasts because I I don't know what's wrong with us. It's my fault. It is her fault, all of it. I like dragged you into it, she fully did, and now this here I am. Yeah. If you are into Latin American history, topics about stories of resistance, things like that, sometimes worse stuff, then check out Estonia is Unknown. We are doing a series of episodes on Chile, agend and sadly Pinochet, so that's what we're focusing on right now. But we have a whole lot of topics we've talked about, and then we also have Noveo already watched podcast. Yeah it was originally more novellas, but we're probably gonna stop out the because it's so timet intiove music so long. 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