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Monthly Spooky | Bigfoot in Ohio & Cursed Lake Lanier: Sock Burning, Spring Superstitions, and Lake Shawnee Hauntings
Monthly Spooky paranormal podcast time—Henrique & Michelle dig into spooky news, urban legends, and creepy folklore that hits different when winter won’t let go. We start with the chaos of modern life (yes, taxes), then dive headfirst into spring...
Monthly Spooky paranormal podcast time—Henrique & Michelle dig into spooky news, urban legends, and creepy folklore that hits different when winter won’t let go. We start with the chaos of modern life (yes, taxes), then dive headfirst into spring superstitions from around the world, including the wild Annapolis sock-burning tradition that literally sets “winter” on fire.
Inside this episode:
- Sock Burning in Annapolis, Maryland: the bizarre spring festival you have to hear to believe
- Springtime superstitions & rituals: strange “good luck” rules that feel like accidental curses
- Wilderness encounters: unsettling stories that blur the line between fear, memory, and the unknown
- Cursed Lake Lanier: deadly reputation, dark history, and why people call it haunted
- Bigfoot sightings in Ohio: local buzz, creature-in-the-trees paranoia, and cryptid talk
- Lake Shawnee Amusement Park: tragedies, eerie lore, and why some places never feel “quiet” again
- Horror movies reviewed: what’s worth your time right now
Henrique and Michelle follow the episode’s separate leads through reported facts, local legend, and horror-minded conversation, with Bigfoot in Ohio & Cursed Lake Lanier providing the installment’s central subjects.
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The joys of burning socks, haunted house brawls, bigfoots or
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big feet in Ohio, and strange traditions meant to help
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you ring in the spring.
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Get comfortable, turn off the lights. It's Monthly Spooky.
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Hello, my spookies, and welcome back to Monthly Spooky. I'm
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your host, Enrique Kuto here with my good buddy and
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co host Michelle. Michelle, how are you, Like.
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Do you want a real answer to that question or not?
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I think they do want a real answer, believe it
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or not.
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That's weird. No, I'm not good.
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Everything sucks, I I yeah, I unfortunately I know, and
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I'm in the mid midst of my taxes right now,
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so I'm not super happy go lucky in the world either.
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Yeah.
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It's the only time of year, you know, where you
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really get to remember that everybody else has easy and
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easier go of things when you see people like telling
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you like I had a friend tell me like he
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was so mad because he only got twenty two hundred
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dollars back from his taxes, and I was like, that's cool.
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I'm praying not to owe like five or six thousand dollars.
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Yeah, I don't live in that world like every well,
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I just know my parents and shit, and they're all like, oh,
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I have to give money to the government, so we're
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all on the same age.
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That's nice. See, that's nice. At least that's my mom.
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I mean, she's retired now, so she has to pay
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a little bit of taxes, you know, but not that
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much because she's you know, getting whatever the pension and
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Social Security and shit. But like, uh, yeah, it's it's uh,
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it'll it's yeah, it's it's a weird. Like I like
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my life obviously. I mean I like what I do
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for a living very much actually, and not just I'm
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not just saying that because I'm doing it right now.
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But tax time is about the one time where it's
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like it's the worst because you'll be going through your
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your everything, your income and everything, and then it'll be like, congratulations,
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you made more money than last year. You owe way
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more money than last year, and you're like, yeah, this
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doesn't suck, this is fine, this is fine. It does sometimes.
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Do you ever, when you're working on your your small business,
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do you ever feel like it's very obvious that that
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the government doesn't want you to have your small business?
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Sorry, no, my business is so small that I don't
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even think the government cares at all.
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Oh, I mean I haven't did. I didn't like any
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ten ninety nine's for my main earning because of the
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way they've changed all the regulation.
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Yeah, yeah, so neither.
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Yeah. My mom was like, how do they even know
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what you made? Then? And I was like, it's not
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my problem. I'm just reporting what I earned. I don't
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know what to.
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Say, like, yeah, yeah.
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Nobody's sending a ten ninety nine now, I'll tell you.
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Yeah, I'm a little confused because the thing that I
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get all the money from this didn't send me a
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ten ninety nine, and I feel like they needed to.
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So I guess did it rhyme with shmae pal?
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Yeah?
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Yeah, they didn't send me one either, And that's that
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was over ninety percent of my income, was it?
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Yeah, that's like it's it's like sixty five seventy percent
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of my income. So I don't understand, but hey.
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Whatever, they changed the rules and it's really weird. I think,
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I think this is not tax advice, and we'll talk
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about something spooky. Well though there's nothing spooky though, screw that.
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This is the scariest thing I can talk about let's
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talk about taxes. No, but uh now am I am?
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I still really loud in your head?
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No?
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My, my, my computer made it like a sound that
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was really loud, and I didn't mean to react to it.
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Well, all I was going to say is I think
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that the rule now is you have to hit the threshold,
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which is twenty grand and have over two hundred transactions.
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Ah, I think it's maybe one of that's not true.
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Yeah, because I doubt that my setup has over two hundred.
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It might be close, but probably not.
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Yeah. Mine, let's say mine probably does not have over
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two hundred either.
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And I think it's only I think transactions. It means
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going in only. I don't think it means, you know,
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paying out stuff too.
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Yeah. Yeah, okay, so that's that's that's why I don't
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have a ten ninety nine. That sucks?
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Yeah, well does it? I mean all that all hair,
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All I had to do was download the report and get.
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Total, So big deal. I only use PayPal. I mean
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nine percent of the stuff coming in my PayPal is
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from business.
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So yeah, yeah, mine, I have I have a business
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PayPal now. Every now and then I accidentally realize I'm
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logged into it when I bought something. So I just
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but it's easy. It's easy to tell because you know
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it'll be like it'll be like microphone, microphone cord, you know,
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recordable media, box of cigars. And I'm like, okay, well
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that one is not business. I don't buy recordable media
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for weekly spooky.
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No exactly, just the cigars, just.
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The cigars, damn it. But no. So yeah, that's that's
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the excite, exciting fear that's going on in my life.
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It's all taxes. But we have a pretty cool topic
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for tonight. Yeah, we'll be getting too after the spooky
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news that I found just by luck, which is a
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we have a top list of bizarre spring superstitions.
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Hmm.
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Okay, since spring has sprung, is it spring already?
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I don't know, I think. So you look at your watch, well,
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I was looking for the date.
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My mom still my mom has a smart watch. We
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were out of an antique mall last yesterday and my
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mother has a smart watch. She understands the concept of it,
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but she still will be like, do you have to go?
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When I look at it out of time, and I'll
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be like no, somebody's calling me yeah or no, I'm like,
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you know, I got an email anyway, but no. So
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I've got this cool list of Spring superstitions and some
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of them are really are pretty weird, and I hadn't
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heard of a lot of them. So I thought that'd
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be a cool end of March concept because I didn't
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want to I didn't want to run into nothing but
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IDEs of March stuff forever, because that's really like the
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big that's the money March concept, you know, it is
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the IDEs of March.
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Yeah, so yeah, but.
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Yeah, so other than that, it's it's I wish, I
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wish I could say it was more exciting than just taxes.
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And I tried become I've tried smoking a pipe, very
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exciting stuff. I'm still not sure I love it, so
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I'm gonna give it a chance because it's overall not
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that expensive to pick up and start. Yeah, so you know,
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like I love cigars, and like a cigar is you know,
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ten to twelve dollars and that's just one time, but
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like a tin of pipe tobacco will be like twenty
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bucks and it's like I don't know, like maybe fifteen sessions,
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like fifteen one hours, like, so it's very inexpensive compared
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to cigars and stuff like that. So I'm trying some
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different tobaccos and learning the technique because it's all technique.
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It's always technique. Yeah, well see, and this is why
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it's tough too. So not only do taxes scare me
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the most, but the other horror stuff that happened this
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month is I went and saw quite a few horror
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movies in the theater, but we save that for the
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end of the show. So I don't want to spoil it,
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okay by giving away the horror movies I saw, but
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I will say ahead of time, if you haven't seen
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the Undertone or Undertone, I don't think it's the Also,
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I like it because undertone it's a lowercase all the
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way through, Like that's their styling. Like at the movie
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theater was lowercase U undertone on the ticket it was undertone.
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But I loved that film, okay, And it's a great
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example of when you have a cool concept and some
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well you have a cool concept, decent marketing, and a
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ton of luck. Because that film was made for a
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half a million dollars. A twenty four picked it up
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and put it into theaters and it it did sixteen
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million opening weekend. I think it was sixteen million. But
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for context, another film I saw The Bride, which I
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thought was fine. I thought it had a lot of problems,
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that it had a lot of things that didn't make
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sense and not in a fun way. But I did
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enjoy it. But that cost eighty or ninety million dollars
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and it did sixteen million. And it's oh my god,
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so people and undertone. I'll go into detail at the
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end of the show. But it had some of the
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most legitimately scary things I've seen in a movie in
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the theater in a while by being simple and creepy, Okay,
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Like they did a lot with quietness, like with silence,
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and that I loved. I loved that it was playing
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up silence they did. They did a ton with millennial dread.
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And I'll tell you that right now, Like, if you
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watch it, you will be upset because it is built
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to really hurt the feelings of somebody in our era
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of life.
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Interesting.
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It really does. I was very upset watching it.
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Really, I don't think it can hurt my feelings.
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Oh, I would love to test that when it comes out.
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I'll rent it for you. I'll send you a rental
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four of it and you can watch it and then
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you can call your mom immediately when it's over and
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see if she's okay.
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But I always call her and see if she's okay.
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Like immediately after watching any movie, Yeah, are you okay?
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And she's like, did you watch a movie?
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Oh? Man? Do you do?
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You?
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Like, do you ever watch a movie or a TV show,
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TV episode or whatever? And afterward you just have to
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like call your mom or your dad or text them. Never, no, no,
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oh my gosh. Sometimes I'll watch a movie and just
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the way somebody talks to their mother will make me
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have to send my mom and I love you text
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like in the middle of the night, you know, like
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just whenever, like just yeah. So but maybe I'm just
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a softie. I'm probably just a big softie.
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to them again and then I say something about it.
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Yeah. And my mom's an avid texter, which is weird,
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Like she doesn't like to talk on the phone. She
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likes to text. So I mean that's nice because we
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just kind of like can talk throughout the day if
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we want or whatever. But sure, you know, it was
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really nice when she had a job because she could,
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you know, sneak it?
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Yeah.
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So, but with all that, we're gonna take a quick break,
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and when we get back, we're going to jump into
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the spooky mood and the spooky moves, the spooky news,
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and we're going to talk about a news story I
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found that is out of Maryland about a new spring
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tradition in Maryland. I'd never heard of. That sounds so weird.
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I can't wait to learn about it. Okay, so we'll
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jump into that right after this. All right, we're back,
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and it's about time we dive in to the spooky news.
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The spooky news.
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This first story is from NPR. I know it's it's
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one of Chell's preferred whatever NPR ish. But the headline reads,
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decades ago, a Maryland sailor burned his winter socks. Now
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it's a spring tradition. No, what what? What's your problem
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with this?
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I don't want to burnt socks?
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Why not?
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Socks are good and you need them.
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But even if they're your winter socks and now it's spring.
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Yeah, what about next winter? What's happening here?
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Who knows that next when you're leaving? Come?
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I guess that's right. Just burn everything, burn it all down.
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See there you go. Now you're getting it. But I'd
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never heard of this in any way. Yeah, so this
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is out of Annapolis, Maryland. How do you welcome spring
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after one of the coldest winters in decades in Chesapeake
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Bay town of Annapolis by burning your socks? And there's
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bunches of pictures of people like it, holding socks on
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a stick and burning them and people filming them doing it.
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Wow.
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Yeah. This annual festival, which draws hundreds, is held in
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the city's Eastport neighborhood and time to coincide with the
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Spring equinox. It's a potent blend of smelly socks, alcohol, music,
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piles of oysters, and more than a hint of pyromania. Yeah,
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