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Hey weirdos. I'm Ash. >> And I'm Elena. >> And this is Morbid. [Music] Guys, it's Friday, August 8th, when we
record this. And portal energy. I have had the best [ __ ] week this week. >> No, same.
>> It's been an iconic week. >> I missed you. >> I missed We were away from each other.
>> You guys as well >> and we missed them. >> Yeah. And I I was including Mikey as
well. >> Yeah, you missed all of us. I was like, we haven't really been away from the
listener. >> No, I I missed both of you. >> Yeah, I missed both of you, too. It was
horrible. >> Mikey's giving the Taylor Swift heart. >> He said, "Here you go." But it wasn't
horrible. It was horrible to be away from my my friends and family. Yeah, it was so nice.
>> Yeah, it was a a very nice week. I mean, like right Monday, it was like boom.
>> Yeah. >> I just woke up to like the most beautiful day. >> Yeah, it really it was a great day.
>> It was. >> And I got to hang out with my family all week and it was just lovely.
>> It was great. >> Yeah, it was like a very refreshing week. >> It really was. And I did cry because I
love my dog so much this week >> because we were off this past week and I was just looking down at her and I I was
like, "Does she understand that I have to go back to work?" And I just I really started like ask Drew. I started like
cry crying. >> That's wild. >> I think I'm PMSing. But but she's so beautiful and I just want her to know
that even though I have to work, I love her. >> Yeah. >> You know, so she will. >> That's Drew said that. He said she
Yeah, as long as you're kind to them, they get it. >> I'm so kind to her. >> Yeah, exactly.
>> I'm like wicked kind to her. >> Yeah. >> But yeah, I think it's been a good week.
We got a lot of cool Oh, you guys sold out the [ __ ] Wilbur >> insane >> show in a matter of minutes.
>> We got that news today in my head. >> Holy [ __ ] >> Sporadically combusted. >> Yeah,
>> I lost my mind. >> Truly. And you know, we're looking into ways that we can the people who didn't
get tickets because a lot of you have been messaging us or you know, commenting or anything. Um, and even
people we knew we know in like life are like get tickets. >> And so like you guys are rad as [ __ ] for
doing that. But um, we're looking into ways to make it so that you can all hopefully make it to a show. So
>> you know, >> like we'll see. We'll see. We'll let you know as soon as we know.
>> Not a tour. We're not doing a tour. >> Yeah, it's going to be fun. I'm excited.
We have a lot of good ideas up our sleeves for this show. >> This is going to be
>> It's going to be fun. And maybe another show in the future. >> Maybe. >> I don't know. Who knows?
>> I don't know. Who can be sure? Not me. You know, who can be sure? >> Not I. >> Um, it's going to be fun. And yeah,
>> I was I was going to say I was going to say I have the Unlikely story book event
coming up, but like by the time this comes out that far past happening. It was great.
>> I bet you had fun. >> I bet I had so much fun. >> I had fun. >> You know what? I think this is uh the
last few episodes that we will be doing that. >> So, there's that. We'll be far into the past anymore.
>> Yay. Isn't that going to be great, you guys? We're [ __ ] excited. And thank you for being excited for us.
>> Yeah, you guys have that when we announced that we, you know, found a home at Sirius, you guys were
unbelievably incredible. Like that the response was >> wild. It was like beyond my
expectations. >> Thanks for being so with us. >> We love you. And everybody was saying
like we were deserving and like I saw so many people being like I've been here for like the full eight years which is
this is my longest career. >> Yeah. That's crazy. >> Eight years. >> Eight years.
>> I can't believe I don't think we're at eight right now. We're going into the We're in the eighth year.
>> Exactly. >> Which is just crazy. But I've se I've saw Hello. I've seen so many I seen I
saw >> I see >> I see I saw the people I've seen so many people say that they've been here since
the beginning and like they just love watching us succeed which I was like that's really nice.
>> We're very excited for the future and interesting enough our last episode was
big 700. That's crazy. And we we weren't super in the mood to celebrate it at that point
but 701 we're ready. Here we go. >> 701. >> Uh, so that's crazy. That's a lot of
episodes. >> Yeah, it's insane. >> It's a lot of [ __ ] episodes. >> It's insane, Madison.
>> It's insane, Madison. >> Um, I've been re-watching all those things like Southern Charm and all that
[ __ ] and it is a trip. >> Yeah, it really is. >> It's a trip. Oh, also, >> what?
>> Uh, we'll get into it. Don't worry. This is a spooky episode. We're going to be
talking about dangerous spooky games. We're also like in a celebratory mood, so it's super loosey goosey. We're
coming off a week off, so we're like silly. >> Well, we're coming off of that scorecard
killer, >> which >> holy hell, >> we need we need a little loose goose moment. >> Yeah, I need a little loose goose
moment. Um, and so I this out of nowhere I heard this is such a weird way to connect to this as well.
>> I heard the girls were watching something. >> Okay. >> And it had good vibrations in it from
the Beach Boys. Yeah, banger. >> And for some reason when I heard that I was like, why? Where have I heard that
song in like a movie? And then I was like, oh, >> has it never been kissed? >> The catfish movie.
>> It opens up with that like child chorus singing Good Vibrations. >> One thing about me is I [ __ ] hate
child. >> Well, the thing is I was like, "Holy [ __ ] I haven't watched the catfish
movie." >> It rewatched it. >> It's just as good as it did the first time. >> I rewatched it. I went through like this
period in CO where I would stay up until like 3:00 a.m. like all the time and just like sleep all day.
>> I rewatched it during CO at like 3:00 a.m. >> That [ __ ] was genuinely scary.
>> Yeah, it's it's very uh >> it's [ __ ] up. >> It is. And when you rewatch it, you're
just like, whoa. >> I got to rewatch that. >> Like 15 profiles she was using or something like that.
>> And they were all like family. >> Yeah. They were all interacting with each other
>> like and then I I'm sorry. This this movie is just if you haven't watched the
original Catfish movie from like 2008, >> you got to >> I'm telling you. And I remember when we
used to live with like all of our friends in that apartment near Boston. We uh we rented this movie when it came
out >> and we were Yeah. We we got it to watch, but we we had no idea what it was about
because at that point catfishing was not a thing. >> No, the movie made it a thing.
>> That made it a thing. And so like we didn't know what it was about and it was
kind of almost build to us as like a horror movie. It like a found footage horror movie. So while we were watching
it >> think he's going to die. No, he literally when he shows up at the farm, like when all three of them show up at
the farm in the middle of the night, >> I remember John being like, "Oh, it's about to pop off here." Like he was
like, "This guy's going to die." And then it was like, >> and it it does pop off,
>> but in a way different way. >> Not in the way you expect. You know what, too? It's also a very sad movie.
>> Oh, it's so sad. >> Yeah, it is. It's I'm telling if you haven't watched it, it's an incredible
watch. Yeah. >> I like I I know nothing after that. I just remember that movie really having a
certain vibe. >> Yeah. >> And it was really interesting to rewatch. So that's just where I'm at
right now. >> Do you know what I watched the other day? You've probably never seen it.
>> You know how we were talking about romcoms the other day? I said to Drew, I go, "I really want to watch a romcom."
And I love um Everything Iconic with Danny Pelgro and his favorite movie is You've Got Mail. Have you ever seen that
movie? >> You shouldn't. I know that movie. You shouldn't. Have you seen it, Mikey?
>> No. >> Is it Tom Hanks and >> Yeah. And Me Ryan? >> Me Ryan. >> It's [ __ ] awful.
>> Yeah, I'm sure it is. >> It's like infidelity from the start, which I was like immediately pissed off.
>> A lot of romcoms are kind of based on infidelity or the idea of infidelity. >> Yeah. When you really think about it,
they actually are. >> That's why I'm not a huge >> tease me out. >> Yeah. >> And then the end is kind of stupid in my
opinion. >> Damn. >> So, if you've ever seen You've Got Mail, I need to know if you agree with me. And
if you haven't seen it, well, just agree with me. If not, if if you don't agree with me, don't tell me.
>> Only agree with me. >> I'm in a happy place, okay? Just agree with me. But if you haven't seen it,
don't don't watch it. >> I'm here to kill their careers right now. Movies from like 1994.
>> Here's the thing. Parts of it are really cute. And I was at first I was like,
"Oh, okay." Like, oh. And then it just progressively fell off. I feel like infidelity is kind of just
like everyone's like, "Isn't it so cute?" >> Yeah. No, it's not. >> It's not. It's not.
>> Um, but yeah, those are our uh movie recommendations >> and non recommendations.
The [ __ ] catfish movie. >> It's my good good feeling watch. I'm like, go watch this. It's such a
comforting movie. >> I don't know what to tell you to watch. It's definitely Oh, wait. I wish you had
seen any bit of it. Has anybody watched Haunting Wives? >> Has anybody wa I need you to watch Elena
like a couple of Tik Tok? No, no, no. Not the TV show. I need you to do this. At least watch a couple of Tik Tok
clips. >> It's insane. >> I can do that. >> It's insanity. And I think I need to
finish it cuz I need to know who murdered who and whatnot. >> Wa. >> But like, no, that's the thing. There's
like a murder as part of it. Not even a spoiler. >> Don't worry. But I mean, I'm not
worried. >> Don't worry. But it's in. No, it's just insane. So, if you're watching it, let
me know. >> Holy [ __ ] And that's recommendations with Ash and Elena. >> It is.
>> All I offered was the Catfish movie from 2008. >> I'm sure you've got more. >> I do. I'll give some more. Um, yeah.
>> So, there's that. And now we're going to talk about dangerous games that you should never play.
>> Yeah. Spooky ass games. And I feel like always, um, I got these from like a few
different places. Mine. >> Yeah. But there's this one website that I highly encourage you to go to and buy
the book. >> Is it Ghost in My Machine? >> Ghost in My Machine. Um, they get their
information from a variety of sources. The The book is amazing. It's a book on dangerous games. Uh, you can get it
through that website or like on, you know, you can get it at any bookstore. But highly recommend it.
>> Very fascinating. We'll link it all again just so you guys can make sure to go to that website cuz they have
hundreds >> Yeah. >> and hundreds of entries, all kinds of cool like legends and stuff. It's just a
really interesting read. So, I just wanted to start out by like sending you there.
>> No, it's fun. She'll tell you like the history of things and where they came from and like what the objective is. She
goes really far into it. I think >> is it Lucia? >> I think Yeah. Yeah, it is Lucia.
>> It is. Yeah. And she's just like really good. >> I got some of my information from there,
too. >> Yeah. So, solid shout out. >> Another recommendation. >> See, Alina's are more in line with the
show. Mine are all over the place, but that's akin to sense. Yeah. >> Uh, do you want to go first?
>> I'll go first. >> Do you want to go like back and forth? >> Yeah, let's do that. Ping pong.
>> So, the first one that I saw that was very interesting was called, "Is anyone
there?" >> Hello. >> Hello. >> God, are you there? It's me, Margaret. >> That's what it's called.
>> The most dangerous game to play. >> God, are you there? It's me, Mark. >> Honestly, valid.
>> Yeah, it is. >> So, this one, have you ever just been like sitting around and you've been
like, >> I would love to meet a ghost. >> Kind of. Yeah. >> Not just see a ghost. I want to meet
one. >> Yeah. >> Say hello. >> Talk about our lives. >> I kind of I kind of So, like I feel like
most people have that listen. >> If you're ever sitting there thinking about it, you want to, you know, you
want to meet a ghost or some other supernatural baddy. That's the thing. Like it's pro supposed to be a ghost,
but like >> could be a demon. >> Could something else creep in there? >> Could be a vamp. You know, you open a
door for somebody and like three other people walk through and you're like, I wasn't opening the door for you.
>> Oh, that's kind of how this is. It's like maybe you open the door and a ghost
comes in. Maybe you open a door and a demon from the netherworld comes in. >> That's rough,
>> you know, and that's you need to know that going in. >> That's the risk you take when you play
these games to be quite honest. So, here's what you're going to need for this because you want to meet the ghost.
You want to say hello. You want to have a conversation and you're not [ __ ] worried about who else is coming in.
>> Okay, >> that's where you are. >> You signed off. >> So, >> you need salt. >> You need a knife or something sharp.
Could be like a letter opener, anything like that. Black cloth that you can use as a blindfold. Um, you got to be
blindfolded. >> You got to be blindfolded. >> That's [ __ ] up. >> Which I'm I'm immediately out.
>> How you going to meet somebody blindfolded? >> Well, you're just going to have a
conversation. You know, >> the truth is in the eyes. >> Don't worry. The blindfold will come off
eventually, but >> they're shy, you know. She did like a little You did like the like what's her
name from superstar Catherine Mary Katherine Gallagher >> shy. She's shy. >> Yeah superstar.
But yeah, maybe they're just shy. I don't know. But you need a watch or some other, you know, probably now a phone
that keeps >> um an empty room with a door in it and that door has to close completely.
>> It would also be like pretty sick if it locks. >> Okay. from the outside. >> Um, a second room you need to be able to
like sit or stand and wait in. So, you need two rooms. >> Okay. >> So, it has to be at 2 a.m.
>> I was going to say it's so far past my bedtime. >> You might be up with kids.
>> I might. That's true. Hopefully not. Uh, but turn off the lights where you are.
You have to turn off all the lights. >> I like dark. >> Make sure you're in front of the doorway
that leads to the empty room. >> You're going to close that door. Ooh. And then you're going to blindfold
yourself and make sure you can't see a thing. >> It's already dark. Why you got to do
that [ __ ] >> That's why I'm out. I can't do the dark thing. Yeah, that's double dark. That's
what we call double dark. >> Double dark is for real business. >> That's a lot. Um, so this the first part
of it is called the invitation. >> Ooh, that's ominous. >> So again, you're blindfolded. Can't see
a goddamn thing. You're going to pick up the salt. You're going to pour some of that salt into your left hand. You can
close your hand to hold the salt in there. Okay. >> Then you're going to pick up the knife
and keep that in your right hand. The knife sharp. Yeah. Holding salt in left hand. Knife sharp objects. Pouring
things, picking up things, and you're blindfolded. >> This is a lot of responsibility. And if
you can't hack it, don't do it. >> All right. >> Okay. Cuz this is serious. Um, now
you're going to knock on the closed door three times >> with your salt hand. >> With your salt hand. So, boom, boom,
boom. And then you're going to say out loud, "Is anyone there?" No. Reach out again. Knock with your left
hand three more times and say, "Is anyone there?" >> Uhhuh. >> Do it one more time. Left hand. Knock
three times. Say, "Is anyone there?" >> This is a ritual. >> And then you wait for
>> You just wait. You may not hear anything. And if you don't if you're not hearing anything and you're not sensing
anything around, you say, and I think this is really polite to be honest, and I think it's nice. If now is not a good
time, I will wait until you're ready. You know what that's which is pretty like that's a therapized adult.
>> That is therapized way to go about things. >> If you're not if if now's not a good
time, I'll wait until you're ready. >> That's I like that. >> That's nice. And then you go into that
second room that you have and you sit you sit cross-legged. You do whatever you're comfortable doing.
>> Sure. >> And you wait. You keep that left hand closed. You do not open your right hand.
Hold that sharp thing. And you stay blindfolded. >> And here's the thing, they might need a
minute because you are holding a knife. Exactly. And you did summon them. So it's like I feel like if you're just
like like out of nowhere and you're just like whoa. And then someone's like, "Hi." Holding salt in one hand and a
knife and blindfolded. >> Yeah. >> You may need a second to be like, "Let me just gather myself."
>> Agreed. >> First. So you know you're doing that. >> If you keep And again, that's this is if
you didn't hear anything. So you don't sense a present. >> You don't hear anything. You don't
nothing. You just go wait. >> So, you're waiting there. If you keep hearing nothing at all for a while, the
ritual failed. >> Failure. >> Uh, you put the knife down, you take off the blindfold, you get rid of the salt,
you turn on the lights, and you keep the door to that empty room closed >> forever.
>> If you can lock it, that would be great. Don't open that door until the sun rises.
>> Okay. All right. >> So, lock it. Let it stew. >> Okay. >> Don't open till the sun rises.
>> Here's the thing, though. If that's a ghost, they're not corporeal. >> It's true.
>> As you learned from Buffy, so they might be able to look right through. >> Well, again, that's if you hear nothing
and it failed. >> All right. So, what happens if you hear something? >> If you hear something,
>> you should, you know, say hello. >> Yeah. Great. You invite the summoning here.
>> Yeah. You invited them here. >> Yeah. It's like having a dinner party with no dinner if you don't say
anything. >> You open the door and you take off the blindfold. >> M >> and you may see something. M
>> or you may see nothing. >> But no matter what, you say hello. >> Yeah, you have your manners.
>> Yeah, you absolutely do. And here is where you can ask questions. You can talk to them. They have agreed according
to this ritual to chitchat with you. >> Yeah. So apparently now this all sounds great, you know, except like there's no
way to close this ritual out. That sounds awful. >> So you like there's no formal way to be
like this is over now. You should go back to wherever you are coming from. So they may just stay.
>> Oh no. I don't like an ext. >> You can give it a try and be like okay bye now. This was fun. But if they're
like go [ __ ] yourself. They might stick around. >> I don't like an extended visit.
>> Yeah. And to me that doesn't feel worth it. >> I love a heart out. >> I love a heart out. I search my whole
life in social situations for a hard out. >> I'll make up a heart out if I if I don't
have a heart. Here's the thing. I always have heart out. >> I was just going to say the thing about
me. I always have. >> Whether I do or don't do you don't have to worry about that here. No. No hard
out. It's pretty soft. >> I'm not going to do this. >> Yeah. I won't be doing this. But the
blindfold was my immediate like it's a no-go for me. I I need to be able to see.
>> Yeah. The multitasking also really >> sensory deprivation is not my not my bag. Can't do it. So I was out
immediately when the blindfold came into the situation. But I mean I don't re and
again we don't recommend you do any of these games. >> No. >> Um >> do it at your own.
>> But you're a you're a [ __ ] whole ass adult I assume if you're listening to this. So like
>> you choose your own way. >> Yeah. >> Go your own way. As Fleet Fleetwood Max says
>> your own way. It's your prerogative. >> Bobby Spears said, "Okay, we're in different."
>> You know what though? Bobby Brown said it first. Fair enough. >> I said, "Oops."
>> Fair enough. >> Yeah. Bobby showed our ages. >> And then Britney Spears repeated it and
it and it bears repeating again. Oh, Bert. >> It's your prerogative. Um, so yeah. So
that's the uh is anyone there game. All right. Well, I see that and I raise you the white kimono game.
>> Ooh, let's go, girls. So, this one you have to be really brave to play because
it's a oneplayer game, which yours also sounded It is. It's one >> sort of one player, but then there could
be more because you're inviting people over. >> Exactly. >> But this also kind of goes that way,
too. So, you also need a dark room for this game. >> Uh with four distinct corners, you need
a light with a switch that's easily accessible, so like a lamp. >> Okay. >> Um you might want a compass, but it's
not totally necessary. You just need to know which direction each of the corners
of your rim are in. For help, sun rises in the east, sets in the west. Oh, there
you go. >> Unless you're in the North or South Pole, then I don't know what you do. Get
a compass. Tricky, then >> get a compass. >> Yeah. >> You have to start after midnight. And
apparently between 2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. is the best time to play the white kimono game.
>> That makes sense. >> So, what you're going to do is you're going to go into your room with your
four distinct corners. You only want four. And lucky for you, at this point in time, your light is still on.
But you need to make sure that you can turn them off while you're lying on your back in the middle of the room. So,
think about that. >> Yeah. So, now you're lying on the floor in the middle of the room.
>> So, you focus on the ceiling. >> Focus on it. >> Look at it. >> Look at it. >> Look at it.
>> Look at it. >> And you get ready to play. When you're ready, you turn and look at the north
corner, then the west, and then the south, and then the east in that order. Always looking around to the corners. Do
this two more times working counterclockwise so that once you're finished, you've done each corner three
times. >> Okay. Now, once you're done looking around the room, cross your arms and
repeat this chant three times. Um, this is Japanese, so I'm going to do my best. On bei yama shironi sawaka.
>> Okay, >> you have to say that three times. Here's the thing. Nobody really knows what that
translates to. >> I was just about to ask that. Yeah, nobody really knows. So, you should
probably think about that before you chant it at your ceiling. >> Yeah, I would absolutely think that one
through. >> Yeah, I did put it into um Google Translate and all I got was colorful
machine. >> Okay, >> so that could be part of it. >> That might be that's nice. >> And it is the white kimono game.
>> Yeah. So, there you go. >> You know. Okay. So, if you've decided to go through with the chant, now you're
going to picture a woman with long black hair dressed in a white kimono covered in blood walking toward you.
>> Oh, the beginning I said, "Wow, what a beautiful picture. Covered in blood walking towards you."
>> Yeah. Me personally, I don't know why you would choose this. >> Yeah. >> But you're that's on you. You make your
own decisions. You're in your prerogative hopefully. Yes. Bobby Bobby Brown. >> Do what you want to do. Exactly. So she
as soon as she gets in front of you, you have to uncross your arms, turn off the
lights, and go to sleep, you cuckoo nut man. You have to go to sleep. >> You have to go to right to sleep.
Straight to bed. >> What? >> Yeah. As soon as she gets right in front of you, uncross your arms and go to
sleep. >> Just go to sleep and turn off is going to sleep. >> Turn off the light when she gets like
right near you. Right over you. >> No, you have to. >> No, you got to >> You chose this.
>> You chose this. You chose this, not me. So, here's the deal. If you see this woman in your dreams, you did everything
right. >> Oh, >> but don't get too excited because you're not done yet. >> I haven't been excited this whole time.
>> She is going to try to talk to you in your dreams. >> I hate small talk, so I'm
>> Yeah, you you'll be fine. You can't talk to her. >> Don't worry, I won't. >> You can't say [ __ ] And this is big. Do
not tell her your name. >> Oh, no. >> Never. Don't tell her name. >> Do you know why?
>> No. Oh, okay. I don't know. >> It's just an ominous warning. >> It's just ominous. It's even better that
way. >> I feel like we don't need to know why. >> No, I don't ask questions. I just do
what I'm told. Yeah. >> And also, don't let her get anywhere near your ears because if she whispers
into that ear of yours or e both of them maybe even, >> you're done for. You're done for.
>> You're [ __ ] done for. >> Yeah. If you didn't heed my warning and she does whisper into your ear or both
of them ears, you better wake her ass up right away and check the corners of your
room. >> And if by the grace of the sweet sweet universe, you don't see her and you
don't see anything, you're safe, but you can never do this again. >> I mean, who who among us? If you wake up
and you do see a shadow in the corner of your room, you have to turn the lights on immediately and you can never be in
the dark again. And if you can't wake up, you died. >> Oh my god. RIP, brother. Mine's like, I
don't know. You might talk to a ghost. Maybe they'll hang around. You're like, you and you died.
>> And you died. I told you. I see your in the dark. Was anyone their game? And I
raise you the white commotion. >> Yeah. >> And you can never be in the dark again.
So you just have to remain in the light forever. >> Yeah. If you wake up and you see a
shadow in your room, >> that's awful. >> Turn those lights on and never ever be in the dark again.
>> Which will really complicate your life. >> Yeah. I don't I'm not going to do this
>> cuz also everybody has kind of a broad definition of what the dark is. >> Dark is
>> I would assume like you can't be in any kind of darkness. Anybody's definition
of darkness, physical darkness. >> Yeah. Not the darkna. >> You'll probably be in the darkness in
your head because you'll be like really freaking out. >> You'll be living in the garknness.
>> I mean, realistically, can you close your eyes? That's the dark. >> Yeah, >> you're [ __ ]
>> Oh, I hate that. >> Yeah, it's scary. >> I really don't like that at all. >> Like we said, spooky ass games that will
ruin your actual life. >> Yeah. And might actually kill you. >> RIP. Like I said,
>> like, do you guys remember that Three Kings game? >> I'll never forget that game as long as I
live. Every time I come across anything about it, I'm like, that scared me to my
core. >> There are so many like little blogs about that >> that just go on and on and on and it I'm
like, why are people still playing this? >> [ __ ] me up. >> It's scary. >> The idea of that.
>> There's so many that we've covered that I'm like, >> "Yeah, >> what?" >> Like, didn't you Did you cover Dry
Bones? >> Did I? >> Maybe we didn't cover it. >> I saw I actually ran across Dry Bones
when I was researching. Wait, >> you have to like hide from him. I think I covered like a variation
>> like a version of it because I remember I was reading it and I was like [ __ ]
that. >> I think mine was the shadow man or something. >> I think it's similar to that. It's like
a variation but like >> or no no no. Mine was Midnight Man. >> Midnight Man. That's what it was.
>> That's what it was. >> Which is It was very similar to Dragon Bones. >> That's I hate it.
>> Yeah, me too. >> I hate it a lot. >> All right. Well, what you got? >> I mean, mine's not not Mine's not that
bad. >> Okay. You know, uh so mine's called Charlotte's Web. I saw this one. It's
pretty bad. I mean, it's it could be or it could be >> Okay, I suppose I me I'm not trying to
do this, but um so what we're trying to do here, not me, but maybe you are trying to get the spirit of Charlotte
Webster to appear. >> Yeah. >> Who Charlotte Webster was was a seven-year-old little girl and she lived
in the 15th century and her mother was accused of witchcraft and burned at the stake.
>> Yeah. Charlotte watched the whole thing and then ran away into the woods and ended up dying in there.
>> Horrible. Pretty horrific. Um, so of course, why wouldn't we want to, you know, bring her back?
>> Yeah, she, you know, some questions. >> Life didn't mess with Charlotte enough.
Let's bring her back. >> Let's bring her back. Why let her rest, you know, like she has she earned it.
Um, so we what we need for this is you need a room with a pretty um large mirror.
>> You need a flashlight. >> I got those things. >> You need two chairs. >> I got those.
>> A table. >> I have tables. >> And a child's toy. >> I actually don't think I have a child's
toy. >> I have plenty of those. >> Can I use a cat toy? >> Yeah, we can work together for this. I
don't think that'll work. >> Okay. >> Um, so you have to play with one other person.
>> Oh, okay. I like I like a group game. >> Yeah, I like it when there's another
person. >> Uh, you go to a room, the room with the big mirror. You bring the flashlight.
You bring the toy with you. And it it should be a toy that a little girl would find appealing.
>> Hell yeah. >> You sit in the two chairs in front of the mirror facing the mirror.
>> Spooky. >> And you put the table behind you. And you put the toy on the table.
>> Okay? >> You should be able to see the toy in the mirror. >> So you look in the mirror, and this is
very important because you only have one chance to say this, and you have to say
it at exactly the same time. That's a lot of pressure. Yeah. If you [ __ ] it up, you don't get to do it again. You
know what though? We would probably be good at this because we say things in unison even when we don't mean to.
>> Yes, we would kill it. We really would. >> So, you have to say at the ta same time
we want to play Charlotte's Web. >> Okay. >> Charlotte is supposed to appear behind
you. >> Which I hated immediately. >> And she's going to start playing with the toy if she likes it.
>> Okay. >> If she doesn't like it, I was going to say, what if she doesn't? >> Yeah. If she doesn't like it, she'll
throw a she'll go [ __ ] she'll do what a seven-year-old does and she'll throw a
tantrum. >> Well, no. So, she had a hard life. She doesn't know about emotional regulation.
>> And also, Exactly. And don't give me a [ __ ] Don't summon me back just to give me a [ __ ] toy that I don't want to
play with. >> You better get her a Barbie Dreamhouse or some [ __ ] >> You better show up with some K-pop demon
hunter realness. >> Her kids are really into this right now. >> They are. That's a banger of a
soundtrack. >> Okay, >> guys. If you if you >> I still have to watch it. If your
children have not gotten into it, trust me, it sounds >> kooky. Cuz when I heard it, I was like,
K-pop demon hunter. Like, what is I thought that was like some crazy YouTube thing or something, and I was like,
you're not allowed on YouTube. What are you doing? >> No, it's on Netflix. It's awesome.
Banger of a soundtrack. >> I'll probably watch it tonight. I'm watching them. >> It's pretty great.
>> Uh, one of my kids is going to be roomie for Halloween, so let's [ __ ] go. We
got to order hair and everything. >> So, yeah. So, give Charlotte some K-pop demon hunter [ __ ] Like really come to
the [ __ ] game prepared. >> Get one of those like Wonder balls. The like mini and you like open it and
there's all these like mini surprise mini things or like LOL dolls. >> I just got a LOL doll.
>> I think it's LOL. But I >> It should be LOL doll. >> It should be a LOL doll. You're right.
>> Where was the marketing person on that? >> You're right. >> Um so well I just got the girls little
wonder ball things that are little books. versions of real books. >> That's so cute.
>> They're really cool and they love them so far. >> But yeah, get her one of those.
>> I'm yelling at you guys like you were coming to the table with some [ __ ] but like I'm just trying to warn you.
Really bring some stuff to the table. We're just giving you ideas. >> Yeah. I don't want her throwing a
tantrum temper tantrum in your house. She tantrum. She could destroy your house and she can destroy you. So
>> So I'm prepared for you. >> Um and one of the main things is she's So she shows up. If she starts freaking
out, you just got to sit there. Don't turn around. Don't look at her. Don't say a goddamn word to her.
>> Oh, so you're doing like the opposite. Sit there. Yeah. You're doing the whole
like, I'm not acknowledging this tantrum. Wow. And you can't look at her. Don't look at her in the mirror. Don't
look at her in real life. Don't look at her. >> Don't look at her. Don't look at her.
>> Don't look at her. >> That's what she says when she shows up. She says, "Don't look at me." And then
she starts freaking out. But if she likes that new K-pop demon hunter thing you bought her
>> or Wonderall >> or Wonderall >> or Barbie Dreamhouse, >> then she'll she'll start playing with it
and that's great. Again, do not turn around and look at her. Oh, so even if she's happy, don't perceive her.
>> No, do not perceive her. >> Okay, >> don't do it at all. >> She does not want that. I don't blame
her. She's been perceived too much in life. Um, so you can just let her do her thing and then you can start talking to
her and you can start asking her things. But again, do not turn around. You can ask her questions and she'll answer them
to the best of her ability. >> So, you're just like looking at yourself in the mirror.
>> Yeah. You're just looking at yourself in the mirror and you're just asking her
questions. That'll [ __ ] you up, letting her play. And the main thing is you have
to be nice. >> Be nice. Be polite. Be gentle. Be kind. If you have any kind of [ __ ]
attitude, she's gonna be like, "My youngest." And she's gonna call your ass out for it.
>> Yeah, she will. >> She will call you out. >> She'll make you think about all your
life choices. >> She's like She's like a co baby. Like they are built different. She Charlotte
is built different. She's not going to put up with that. >> She's like a Spanish influenza baby.
>> Yeah, she's definitely not putting into that. She's >> She's way before that. Yeah,
>> she's a black plague. I was going to say some pandemic during her life. >> She's way back there. But so you can ask
her the questions, talk to her, have a conversation. you know, like, but again, be chill and you should really like you
you shouldn't ask her things that like require her to be like all knowing, >> you know?
>> Well, yeah, she's playing seven-year-old from the 15th century. >> She's busy.
>> Yeah. >> She's putting together her miniature. >> So, you know, you got you got your your
answers, you got your little thing. That's fine. That's when you say, "Goodbye, Charlotte."
>> Oh, that's a little bit rude and sudden. >> And she might be like, "Go [ __ ]
yourself." And she might keep playing. If she does keep playing, you got to just sit there
>> and wait for her to be done. >> And so, you sort of just adopt a child. You're just babysitting a child, a
traumatized child at that. >> Yeah. >> Uh who has no emotional regulation. So, if if she doesn't want to leave yet, you
just got to sit there and let her do her thing. And when she does leave, she will
just kind of >> fade back into the darkness. >> That's pretty [ __ ] metal of her.
>> Yeah. She doesn't like, you know, she doesn't do like a spin kick and then like, you know, and then just be like,
"Charlott out." She She just fades. >> That's a bummer. >> We She should work on it. And the thing
is, you can't turn around until she is completely out of view. >> So, if you turn around too quick,
>> shit's going to go down. >> Yeah. So, what happens if you do turn around? Nobody knows.
>> Oh, that's that's it's like scream when there's no motive. It's scarier that way. And and if we haven't heard what
happens, then we can assume that nobody has is around to tell us what happens when
>> So that's again, if you piss her off, she'll throw a tantrum. She'll hurt you.
So don't do it. >> I don't like it. >> But that is the Charlotte's Web game. >> All right. That you might die from.
>> That you might die from. Maybe it's dangerous. You could We don't know. >> Yeah, that's the scariest thing. We
don't know. >> It's terrifying. >> All right. Well, my next one is not as dire. Okay.
>> It could It could be. It's the picture game. >> I think I've heard of this one.
>> It's I kind of want to play this one. I'm not gonna lie. >> Oh, damn. >> This is one that I might want to play.
>> This Ashu won't be in the same room as a Ouija board. >> No, it's different. >> We had a full discussion about this.
>> I'm sick of you people testing me. It >> makes zero sense. >> It makes sense. It's a gut feeling. And
you listen to your gut. >> Yeah. >> And Ouija boards are so much more complicated to close out. You don't know
what you're [ __ ] with. >> No. >> You don't know what you're [ __ ] with here either, but there's not a lot of
steps to close it out. >> So, just listen to me, okay? For this game, you have to start right at
midnight. And I like that. I like promptness. >> Yeah, I love that. >> I'm not good at it, but I like it.
>> I was just gonna >> No, I I like when I do you. >> Yeah, I like when I am prompt. It's just
doesn't happen a lot. Listen, stop coming for my throat or I'm not going to tell you about this game, you two.
>> I just loved a meatball. Shut up. Get out of here. >> We both went. Yeah, >> I like when I'm on time because it
doesn't happen often. >> It's true. >> But you have to be on time for this game.
>> Okay, I'm on time. >> You have to start right at midnight. You're not always on time.
>> Midnight, I can be on time. >> Okay, so I'll definitely get there. >> So, here's what you're going to bring.
You have to bring and prepare a string or a rope long enough to make a big circle by like tying the ends together.
Okay. >> Once you tied the ends together and you have your circle of rope, you're going
to set it up in the middle of the room and you're going to place a glass in the center. According to writer Chrissy
Stockton from Thought Catalog, >> wine is recommended to fill the glass. But if you can't do wine, just use your
own discretion. I don't care what you put in there. >> Cranberry juice. >> There you go.
>> A Shirley Temple. >> A Frappuccino if you're nasty. Grab all your players and have everybody
sit around the rope outside of it. >> Oh, that's big. >> Don't sit in it. >> Yes. Make sure you can easily hand
somebody the camera that you're going to hand them when it's their turn. >> And make sure that nobody for any
[ __ ] reason steps inside the circle that you made with the rope. I don't know what happens if you do
>> again. >> You go ahead and find out. >> You know it's not good. >> I don't recommend it. No. Once each
person is sitting, place a small mirror in front of them facing up toward the ceiling. And then you're going to grab
your camera. And you really need like an actual camera, not your phone. >> Oh, okay.
>> We're going old school. >> I was just going to say we're kicking it old school. I like it.
>> Yeah. Now, make sure the flash is turned on. Turn off all the lights in the room
and go sit with the group. >> Okay. >> Everybody's gonna close their eyes now and they're gonna take each other's
hands. It's like a little kumbaya moment. >> Love that. But instead of singing kumbaya together, one person says, "I
trust you." >> And then the next person and so on and so forth until everybody in the circle
establishes trust. Cute. I kind of love it. It's like team building. You should do it with your work colleagues.
>> Do it. >> Don't. I'm not recommending it. >> Don't. So make sure it's stated one at a
time, by the way. Like I trust you and then the next person goes like not all in unison. Okay. So now in unison all
together all together now all together now say the door is open please come in and everybody can open their eyes at
that point. Oh it's a little spooky. This is very spooky. I like it. This is way spookier than Ouija.
>> It's fun though. >> It feels It is. Yeah. >> It feels more fun and more spooky.
>> It doesn't feel as dangerous as Ouija. Ouija just feels so dangerous to me. >> See this feels more dangerous to me cuz
you're literally saying the door is open. Come on in. >> Yeah. But you close it out. You kind of
have to say that when you do, too. You open the door. >> Well, you just you can just kind of
start. >> I don't think you're supposed to do that. You're supposed I think you're
supposed to like actually make it a That's See, that's >> Well, you can close it out, but
>> How do you close it out if you >> opening it with such vigors? >> I don't know. I think you're stating
your intentions. But anyway, now somebody takes the camera and says, "I caught you." And takes a picture with
the camera facing directly in front of them. >> I caught you. Yeah, you could say it
however you want. You could say, "I caught you." >> Oh, damn. Now you're pissing them off.
>> Or you could say, "I caught you." You You You say how you say it. How are you
going to say it? >> I caught you. I didn't expect that. Wow. That was so weird. Listen to the
rewatcher. >> It just came out with you sound like Molly from the rewatcher. I think that's
who I channeled. >> I think I would say gotcha. >> But you can't you have to say I caught
you. >> Be quicker than that. I caught you. How would you say it, Mikey? >> I would say gotcha.
>> Gotcha. Gotcha. >> All right. So, that's how we're all saying it. And then you pass you pass
the camera to the next player and everybody does the same. But don't look at any of the pictures until the game is
finished. >> I won't. >> So, you have to go around enough times for each person to take three pictures.
>> Damn. >> If during that time frame somebody starts to feel nauseous or starts
crying, you skip them. Skip the stupid baby who's crying. No, I'm just kidding. So many people are like, "Oh, I'm out."
Like nauseous girly. >> I know. >> If my dog comes, I just start crying. I'm like, "Oh my god, I hope she knows I
love her." They're like, "Get out." So >> the poor person that's like, "I don't feel good." And you're like, "Go [ __ ]
yourself. You take a picture." And they have to stay there, but they they they have to just not take a picture. They
just have to shut the >> They sit there but out. >> They sit there and nauseate.
>> Yeah, exactly. So once you've done that and you've skipped the nauseous cryb babies, put the camera
down and make sure everybody's eyes are closed again. This time everybody says the farewell together three times. You
say, "It's time to go home. It's time to go home. It's time to go home." I like it. There's a beginning and an end. That
also feels very like time to make the donuts. >> Time to go home. >> It's a little Stepford Wy.
>> I like it. >> But then everybody turns their mirrors upside down at that at that point with
the reflective part like facing down. You're going to go turn on the lights and grab a knife or some scissors just
to cut through the rope. Silly. >> Just grab a knife. Yeah. Don't stab anyone. >> And then pour the contents of the glass
outside. Apparently, you're supposed to do this on like some dirt. >> Okay. Now look at you being a brave
[ __ ] who just went outside after all that. >> Look at you. >> Look at that. Then go into the safety.
>> The safety. >> Like the safety like of your own home. Oh, >> but I don't know if it's safe anymore.
Here's the thing. >> I I know it's not. >> I can tell you right now. >> The safety of your home.
>> It's like sexy from Rob. >> Sexy. >> We'll explain later. Uh and look at your
pictures. A lot of people see really freaky [ __ ] Um, but it's important to note, and this is from the ghost in my
machine, which we were talking about at the top of the show, if anyone playing the game starts to feel sick or they
start acting weird and they do take a picture, do not look at that specific picture that they took.
>> I'm going to look at that picture. >> Well, you can't. >> There's no way you're going to tell me
don't look at this picture. >> You can't look at You can't look at that picture.
>> Look at it. >> And you also have to destroy the camera if somebody takes a picture when they're
acting. >> Oh, you're not using my camera. >> Well, that's what I said. I said I wrote
this down. I said, "Definitely think about that going into it because if you break your mom's camera, I don't want
her calling us." >> Yeah, I don't want that [ __ ] >> I don't want to hear it. >> No.
>> Also, if anybody says out loud that they're scared or freaked out, shut up, chicken.
>> No, I'm just kidding. You really should end the game right there or else that
person becomes a target. >> Oh, no. >> So, don't really state out loud that you're scared.
>> You know what? Here, we we're here to tell you to repress your feelings. Don't
speak them out loud >> for the sake of this game. Nobody wants to hear them. >> They We don't
>> emotions. Gross. >> Not here. >> Don't want to hear it. >> Not until it's time to go home. It's
time to go home. >> It's time to go home. And just for the couple of people that will take what I
just said very seriously, shut up. >> I am kidding. >> I'm not telling you to repress your
emotions. >> Get out of here. >> You can you can say I'm just not during this [ __ ] game.
>> And I mean that. >> All right. What you got, Red? >> I like that one. >> It's fun. Would you play?
>> I want to play it. I kind of want to, but I also feel like I someone will not
feel well. I feel >> it will probably be me. >> It will probably >> It will probably be me.
>> And then I'll be pissed that I And then like if you took a picture, I'd be like,
I just want to see that picture. >> And then you'd have to destroy your camera >> cuz like curiosity. I just
>> I'm too curious. >> There's the thing though. Nobody knows what happens if you look. So it could be
fine. >> So maybe it'll be fine. >> Or it could be really detrimental. Maybe it would be a picture of Rod Stewart and
everything would be okay. >> And he would say sexist. And we would say anything for Rod.
>> Anything for Rod. I think we discussed Rod Stewart on on a past episode. >> I think we did. Yeah, we went to the
concert. Anything for Rod. >> Yeah. Anything for Rod. >> You played If You Think I'm Sexy.
>> If you >> Yeah, we did because we sang it to people. >> Think I'm sexy. >> And then I thought the next lyric was
Come on, sugar baby. Yeah, but it's not. >> And I did not correct you when you said
that. >> No, you didn't. You never do. >> No, I I never will. I love your >> My lyrics are always better.
>> They are. They're always superior. So, I just let them know. >> Ice queen. Ice queen.
>> She's so beautiful. She's so beautiful. >> That one might be my favorite one.
>> I wrote a better song than they did. Okay. >> Like, I'm just going to be honest.
>> Humble brag. >> All right. So, I have one last one. >> Okay, girl. >> Here. It's called The Answers Game.
>> Um, this one isn't like super scary. It's more just like if you want some answers and then like potentially you
could invite a, you know, sinister force into your house. >> Wow. But that's, you know,
>> it's not guaranteed. >> It could happen. Yours are very answerscoded. >> They are. I I wanted answers. They're
curious. >> I told you I'm curious. So, for this, you need a small light. Any kind, as
long as you can bring it with you, like a portable light, >> like a little flashlight,
>> you know, flashlight, candle, something like that. >> Oh, bring a flashlight. Candle's kind of
scary. >> Yeah, a candle could go out, so don't do that. Um, you need a watch or something,
you know, phone, whatever. Uh, you need a large flat surface and you need chalk,
matches or a lighter, something to light something else. Uh, a dish that is fireproof
and lots of paper and a dark room. >> Okay. >> So, it's done after nightfall, so as
long as it's dark. >> No, like real time. Go into a room that is pitch [ __ ] black.
>> No. >> Uh, make it as dark as you can. Draw shades. Put stuff over the windows. You
got to be in a place where you can't see your hand in front of your face. >> You need to walk in that room and say,
"Hello, darkness, my old friend." >> And if you if you don't sing that when you walk in, the ritual fails.
>> Oh, >> yeah. So, that's it. >> I knew. >> Um, so get on it. Uh, on the large flat
surface, you're going to draw two boxes and on top of one, you're going to write
yes, and on top of two, the next one, you're going to write everybody. >> No. >> No. Uh, are you asking this date to
prom? Like, >> will you go to class with me? >> Now, use the lighter and burn one paper
at a time. And you're going to collect all the ashes onto that dish. >> Oh, do this until you have a [ __ ] ton of
ashes. >> Me? >> Yeah. All the ashes you need. And you're going to spread those ashes to cover
each box. So, you need enough ashes to cover both boxes. >> All right. Um, you're going to light
that light that you brought, candle, flashlight, whatever it is. only that light.
Note the time and or set a timer for an hour. No more than an hour. >> That's a long time.
>> Yeah, you have that's plenty of time. >> It is. But like it's very important. You
sit in front of the boxes and you say, "I invite you to cross the threshold. Speak to me."
Wait until you feel something. You have to feel a presence. You have to like actually feel like there is someone or
something in the room with you. I kind of always feel that way when I'm alone. >> I know. I feel that way, too. So, it
could be misleading, but you need that one little light is the only thing on in that room. Everything around you should
be pitch black. >> And then you'll start feeling something. Now, it shouldn't take a ton of time.
And after after like close to an hour, if you're still sitting there and you're not feeling anything, the ritual failed,
>> okay? >> You got to clean everything up. And you just do like whatever kind of cleansing
you really want to, >> okay? >> To kind of get rid of all the bad yies. If you do feel something in the room
with you, then keep going. Don't stop now. Start asking your questions. You should come in there with questions. You
don't want to start feeling something and then be like, "Whoa, whoa, wait a second.
>> What do I say?" >> Because they're going to get pissed and be like, "Go [ __ ] yourself."
>> Yeah. >> So many of these are like, "Go [ __ ] yourself if you don't do it right."
>> So, come in with questions. >> After you ask the question, look at the boxes. If the answer is yes, then the
ashes will be moved like disturbed in the yes box. No, same thing. >> That's cool.
>> Sometimes they'll be disturbed in both or in none. And that could mean that they're either [ __ ] with you or that
they don't >> like a a decent answer for you. So, it's like a maybe. >> All right.
>> You have to fix the ashes each time if you want to keep asking questions. You must end this game at in an hour.
>> Yeah. >> You cannot go over an hour. >> Why would you? >> If you go over an hour, you're [ __ ] I
don't want to do most things for a >> Yeah, don't do that. And you thank them. You say, "Thank you so much.
>> Be courteous >> for that." And then you say, "It is time to leave now though, but thank you."
>> Okay. >> Really be appreciative. >> Yeah. >> You cleanse the room and [ __ ] and that
should be good. Or there is a possibility that you invited something that is not super awesome. They could
lie to you. >> Yeah. >> They could like [ __ ] you over. >> Yeah. >> And they could just stay. Like there's a
potential that when you say bye, it's time to leave. Thank you so much. That they're like, "Oh my god, go [ __ ]
yourself." >> That Well, your ghosts really love to say that. That is the complication with
any of these things. And that's usually what turns me away >> because I don't like ambiguity.
>> I don't want And I When I tell you it's time >> When I tell >> When I tell you it's time to leave, get
out. I'm done. When I'm done socializing, get out. Do you have a broom? >> Got it? Yeah. Do you do the You got to
do the broom trick. >> The broom trick? >> Yeah. >> What is the broom trick? >> I I need to make sure I have it right. I
Let me do a quick Google. It's either um you flip a broom like upside down to get
unwanted house guests out. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Or right. I think it's upside down. I
think like the bristles face the air. >> [ __ ] >> How to get cleaning the air of them.
>> Unwanted house guests with a brim. >> Imagine if it's just like you hit them with the brim. They will
>> you start beating the [ __ ] out of them. >> Your house guests will leave if you
strike them with a broom, >> which I mean that is true. I'm not telling you to do that, but I'm just
saying it would work. >> Stand it up by its bristles near the door. >> Oh, >> there you go.
>> How [ __ ] up would that be, though? You just see someone get up and grab a broom
and just place it by the door. I'd be like, I think it's like nothing magical about that. I think it's just
uncomfortability that you'd be like, I'm going to go. I think that would be it. >> Whatever it takes
>> cuz you'd be like, "Whatever is happening here is weird and I need to leave."
>> Maybe they won't even come back after that. That's even better. >> Oh my god. There you go.
>> Love it. >> There you go. You lose friends. I love it. >> Well, you usually like your friends are
okay to stay for a bit. >> Yeah. Just a little bit. >> Just a little bit. A little bit.
>> Uh but yeah, those are my spooky, scary, dangerous games. >> Okay. Well, I have one more.
>> You have one more. >> It's a shorty but a goodie. >> I love that. >> It's And I hope I say this right. This
is um Spanish. So, it's Elgo Del Libro Rojo, which translates into red book game.
>> Let's go. >> So, all you need to play this one is a red hardcover book with no pictures
inside. >> Okay. >> And you need one red candle. So, first you got to turn off all the lights, set
the mood. >> Hell yeah. >> And light your red candle. Uh, whoever is playing puts the palm of their hand
on the book and they ask, "Red book, can I enter your game?" >> Oo. Then with eyes closed, they go to a
random page and they point out a sentence and the sentence should answer your question,
>> but it's sort of up to you to use discretion. I love this one. No, it's really I would actually probably do this
one. >> Uh, it's sort of up you to you to use discretion to figure out the answer.
>> If you feel like it's a yes, then you can start. >> If it seems ambiguous, like I said, I
don't like ambiguity. You try again. >> But if it says no, then you better not continue playing. You better be like,
"Okay, cool. Bye. Cool. Sorry we bothered you." Yep. Everybody playing uh can take turns if
they get a yes passing the book around asking one question um once they've been let in and you close your eyes opening
to a different page point at that sentence on the page and seeing if that answers your question.
>> I like this. >> So yeah, it seems pretty fun to end the game. You have to ask red book, can I
leave your game? >> Oh, >> and this is where it comes. >> No, I'm not leaving it up to someone
else. >> Well, you have to if you play this. You can't end until everybody has got
explicit permission to end the game. >> Oh [ __ ] >> And at that point, you can then turn
your lights on, blow out your candle, and go about your life. But if you don't get permission, you just have to keep
going. So this could last you a whole lifetime. >> Yeah. Oh, you could keep playing this
until you perish. >> Yeah, you could. >> Well, that would really stink. >> Yeah, I won't be doing that. But there
are examples of people who kept playing after the book told them like it was time to stop and [ __ ] got really [ __ ]
weird for them. >> Oh no. >> Yeah. >> Don't do that. >> I read a story about a man who just
disappeared. >> Oh no. >> Yeah. >> Like into thin air. >> Gone. He ran into the woods and they
never found him again. >> Oh no. >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] It had creepy pasta vibes, but I
don't know. Could be real. >> But I like it either way. >> I'm I don't like it, but I'm afraid of
it. >> I'm terrified. >> Also, I didn't fart. That was my foot. I saw you. I did not fart.
>> It was my foot. Let me recreate it. >> See? Recreate. >> You know when you can't recreate it,
you're like, I swear. >> I swear it was my fart. >> Well, what a good way to end this
episode. >> We are so happy. >> We're so happy. >> I'm so happy. So, we hope you keep listening and we
hope you >> keep it weird. Weird, but not so weird that you don't come on over with us to serious.
>> Seriously. Seriously. [Music] [Music] [Music]

Weirdos, we needed to reset the energy and couldn't think of a better way to do it than talking about some spooky games that are almost certain to ruin your life! This fourth volume definitely shows that sometimes when you play spooky games, you get spooky prizes!

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Brief Summary

Ash and Elena discuss dangerous spooky games and their personal experiences with them.

Key points

Portal Energy. Ash and Elena discuss their exciting week and emotional moments with friends and family.
Sold Out Show. They celebrate selling out a show in minutes and plan for future events.
Eight Years of Success. They reflect on their journey and the support from long-time listeners.
The White Kimono Game. A chilling one-player game that requires bravery and a dark room.
Charlotte's Web. A game to summon the spirit of a young girl who faced tragedy.
The Picture Game. A spooky game that involves trust and a camera, but beware of the consequences!

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

That's crazy. That's a lot of [ __ ] episodes.

Elena reflects on the number of episodes they've done.

4:40WatchAug 25, 2025

Tension

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