0:22

Hi, we want to tell you about something

0:24

or a couple of things. There's a

0:26

few things. There are a few things. This is Took,

0:28

Gross, One, Ghost. So we have some updates. And

0:31

the first one is something that

0:33

we do every year. It's a

0:35

Halloween costume contest. And we

0:37

give out trophies. Yeah, we do. I don't even

0:40

know what the trophies this year look like. I should have opened them

0:42

and debuted them. That's okay. No, it's going

0:44

to be a surprise. It's a spooky surprise. I can see

0:46

them out of the corner of my eye. It's exciting. We

0:49

love seeing the costumes every single year. And so we're

0:51

going to choose three of the best

0:53

costumes this year and you'll get something special from

0:55

us and a trophy to enter

0:57

into the contest. There's really nothing

0:59

for you to do other than

1:01

tag us in your costume photo

1:03

on Instagram. Yep. Whether it's

1:05

your story or your feed post. Feed post

1:07

will be able to look at probably better.

1:10

Better for considerations. Yeah, definitely. So that

1:12

we can actually go back and it

1:14

doesn't disappear after 24 hours. But

1:17

yeah, get your game on. Go play.

1:20

All right, all stars. All

1:22

right, all stars. We have another update for you

1:24

as well. And that

1:26

is that on our Patreon every single Tuesday,

1:28

we do something called Campfire Stories where we

1:31

all show up to this live event on

1:33

Zoom and we bring people on stage and

1:35

they tell us our ghost stories. Our ghost

1:37

stories. They're ours once they tell them to

1:40

us. They do. We collect your

1:42

ghost stories. They tell us our ghost. They

1:44

tell us, oh my God. They tell us

1:46

their ghost stories. And it's super fun. We

1:49

do it every single Tuesday. We thought

1:51

for that Tuesday right before Halloween, October

1:54

29th, we can open it up to everybody

1:56

so everyone can join and we can just

1:58

have an immense gathering of. and we wanted

2:00

people and immense gathering. So

2:03

we will post that on our socials and it's

2:05

a Zoom link that you will be able to join. Campfire

2:08

Stories is so much fun. Actually,

2:10

one of my favorite memories from Campfire Stories is

2:13

one of our listeners came on probably a year and a half

2:15

ago, or maybe

2:17

more, and they told us about all these hauntings that

2:20

they were experiencing. And everyone that was on

2:22

that Campfire Stories set intentions. It

2:25

was like a group manifestation. We were all witches. We are

2:27

all witches. We sent

2:29

good vibes to our listeners' way, and

2:32

we were like, let's cleanse the space.

2:34

Only positive energy is surrounding you. No

2:37

hauntings or nothing, dark or evil is

2:39

allowed to enter her space. She

2:42

came back four or five months later

2:44

and said, since that night, not a

2:46

single haunting has happened. Which is so

2:48

wild. I mean, I believe it because

2:51

it's everybody's energy together. Yeah,

2:53

we're powerful over there. My favorite moment was

2:55

when our listener, Emma, was telling us about

2:57

her haunted apartment complex. And we were like,

2:59

do you think your roommates and

3:01

your neighbors would be open to a

3:03

seance? And Emma came back that very

3:05

next week with everyone from her apartment

3:07

building gathered around a Ouija board, and

3:11

we all watched them connect with

3:13

the dead. Yeah, we

3:15

had a live seance that we watched

3:17

Emma do. So we never really know what's going

3:19

to happen on Campfire Stories. And then we had

3:21

another Emma who came on with ducks one time.

3:23

I think it was while you were on maternity

3:25

leave. We had like tarot cards being pulled. There's

3:28

so many different things. So if you

3:30

want to get rid of some dark energy and call

3:32

upon the energy and power of the two girls

3:34

and one ghosts community, or

3:37

if you have any ghost stories that you want to share with us,

3:39

please come join us on Campfire Stories. It will be

3:41

available for everyone. And then after that,

3:44

if you like what you see, join

3:46

us on Patreon every Tuesday for live

3:48

ghost stories at 8 p.m.

3:50

Eastern. Yes,

3:53

we live on the Eastern Sea Port. 5 p.m. Pacific.

3:56

And it's always available for replay as well

3:59

on Patreon. We love you, Looine. We

4:12

are seated. We are

4:15

sat. You may begin. Welcome. This is

4:17

two girls, one ghost. Two girls, one

4:19

ghost. And

4:22

we are your spooky witches. That's Corinne

4:24

and I'm Sabrina and this is

4:27

an encounters episode in the month

4:29

of October. Mm-hmm. And oh,

4:31

my brush drop is showing. Oh, scandalous. We're

4:33

getting undressed already. Oh my goodness. In the

4:36

first two minutes. I'm going to expose myself

4:38

to all of you. Just like

4:40

Sven is. Yeah, look at that pelvis. Fully

4:42

exposed. Well, your head is

4:44

blocking his pelvis for privacy's sake. You know, we

4:47

can't get banned on YouTube. Right. Yeah. Nudity, my

4:49

goodness. Ugh. I'll

4:51

come after us. We should all wear this episode.

4:54

Actually, we're taking a different approach this

4:56

week because we know we

4:59

traditionally do a lot more of the

5:01

scary. Especially in the month of October.

5:04

In years past, we've gone a little bit hard

5:06

being like, well, it's spooky season, so let's just

5:08

go dark and scary. And

5:10

honestly, that has kind of

5:12

opened us up. Perpetuated some

5:14

hauntings that we weren't anticipating

5:16

having. So this year we

5:18

decided to do a

5:21

sweeter episode. Yes.

5:23

I think all of the October episodes,

5:25

like the research ones are spooky. And

5:27

then we're doing back and forth

5:30

with the encounters. So you get a little

5:32

bit of everything. Yeah. First they're spooky, then

5:34

they're sweet, right? Right. That's

5:36

the breath of a... I

5:38

couldn't relax. Yeah. And then the

5:40

demons are like, ha ha, you think so,

5:42

but you can't. But today you can.

5:46

Right. Well, maybe. Maybe. We

5:48

don't know where you live. We don't know if people have demons. No,

5:51

but hopefully Sven, our resident ghost will

5:53

come and visit you and protect you.

5:55

Correct. At least today. We hope

5:57

so. Would you like to begin? Yes. Thank

5:59

you. I also have

6:01

the sticky blood you were eating earlier on my fingers.

6:04

Yeah. Because you touched the brain. I

6:06

touched the brain. I'll rub the blood off. No big deal.

6:09

Petunia. Oh shit, the blood is all over

6:11

my thing. How did that get there? Oh,

6:13

it dripped. It's a bloody, bloody Tuesday over here. We

6:15

let the blood drip down. Here,

6:18

Petunia. You can sit on top

6:20

of the brain. Oh, Petunia, behave.

6:25

Okay, that's how

6:27

that will be. Okay, I

6:30

have one for my listener, Lady Finley. Lady

6:32

Finley. A proper

6:35

name for a sweet episode in

6:37

our witchy cottage. Love it. Of

6:40

the basement. In the cellar. In

6:42

the cellar. Hello, ladies. Okay,

6:45

I just want to say that it came from

6:47

a long line of witches from across the world

6:49

and have had ghost experiences since I was a

6:51

little kid. Most of the women in our family

6:53

have dreams of what is going to happen. Like

6:56

I dreamed I had twins when I was

6:58

in middle school, and I dreamt

7:00

of them again the year before I had them. My

7:03

mother had a dream of her mother, who died when

7:05

she was 23, coming to her

7:07

to let her know that she was having a girl. Me. My

7:11

mother also thinks that I might be

7:13

her mother reincarnated because I look and

7:16

talk just like her. Whoa. But

7:18

let's get to my ghost stories. When

7:21

I was six years old, I fell out

7:23

of my treehouse and cracked my head open. Once

7:27

my parents got me to the hospital, I died, and

7:29

they brought me back. What? Holy

7:32

shit. This is so casually just like

7:34

dropped in here. I thought, okay, wow.

7:38

But she's alive. You're alive.

7:41

Yeah. I can see you're emailing us. Oh my

7:43

God. This is sweeter. Right.

7:47

No. No one expects to die and then

7:49

come back. No. I'm not

7:51

sure that I would have episodes that doctors

7:53

could not explain. It always happened at

7:55

night and it was really scary for me and my

7:58

family. Okay. There's

8:00

just some spooky things. My

8:02

mom said my entire eyes would turn black,

8:04

kind of like black eyed children. And

8:07

I would scream. And I would remember every episode because

8:09

I would be in my room, but I couldn't see

8:11

my mom or dad. And weird

8:13

things would happen, like snakes would come underneath

8:15

my door, or men in black suits or

8:17

little men would talk to me in the

8:19

ceiling. What in the world? And

8:21

then once I was a teenager, the episodes just

8:23

stopped. And then I started to feel a presence

8:25

of spirits where everybody lived. Now this is the

8:27

weirdest experience I've had with the spirit. If it

8:29

even was a ghost, I'm not too sure. I

8:32

moved to San Francisco when I was 18 and I lived in a

8:34

studio flat with another girl. We

8:37

met for the first time the day we both moved

8:39

in. I arrived a couple hours earlier than her and

8:41

the building manager showed me the flat. Walking

8:43

through the door, I immediately got a chill and a bad vibe.

8:46

But I chalked it up to moving to a new city and

8:49

an old building. I noticed the windows

8:51

were brand new, which was weird because the entire building was

8:53

from the early 1900s. And

8:56

then the manager told me that there was a drive-by shooting

8:58

a month prior, and only

9:00

this flat had the windows broken. Jeez. Should

9:04

have been a warning. Yeah, but also you're like, well, it

9:06

happened once. What are the chances it's going to happen again?

9:09

Okay, so the sweeter part of the story is the

9:11

fact that she died and came back to life. Okay,

9:15

well, we tried, but we're already in it too

9:17

far. I do think the other two, I picked

9:20

these so long ago that I forgot, but the

9:22

other two definitely are sweet. It

9:24

was classic. We create like a rule and

9:26

then you somehow just are like, I'm not

9:28

doing that. I swear I

9:30

tried. I really like thought I

9:32

had done everything sweeter. Okay. I'm

9:37

so sorry. Oh

9:39

man. Anyway, this should have been a warning,

9:41

but walking around, I noticed a large closet

9:44

off the bathroom. So you

9:46

have to walk in, then pull the string down for the light to

9:48

come on. When I

9:50

say I knew something lived in

9:52

that closet, I mean it. It

9:54

was pitch black and ice cold. I never wanted to

9:56

open it again. Started moving

9:59

in anyway. And a couple hours later, I

10:01

meet my flatmate. She's from LA and we

10:03

become instant friends. That's sweet. That is really

10:05

sweet. That's sweet. That's a sweet one. A

10:07

couple months go by and I leave for

10:09

the weekend to see my family. And when

10:11

I get back, I notice that no one's

10:13

been home. So I called my flatmate

10:16

and she told me that she stayed at a friend's house

10:18

the entire weekend. That night we were both

10:20

sleeping. When I started to feel something pull my blankets

10:22

from the end of my bed. At

10:24

first I wasn't fully awake and I just pulled my

10:26

blanket back up, but something yanked

10:28

and then back down. And

10:31

I shot up in bed. Right then

10:33

from the room next door, my

10:35

flatmate screams, stop jumping on

10:37

my bed. What? Ew, I

10:39

hate this. I jumped out of my bed. I turned on

10:41

all the lights. And at this point we're both shaking and

10:44

don't know what to do. I asked her

10:46

if she noticed something wrong with the flat when she

10:48

moved in. And she told me she hated the vibes

10:50

the moment she stepped in. And also

10:52

she told me that while I was gone for

10:54

the weekend, that first night she

10:56

woke up to something breathing on her neck.

11:00

Which is why she went and spent the

11:02

weekend at a friend. Oh my God, oh

11:04

my God. We moved out that week. Whatever

11:06

lived in that flat was pure evil. Yeah.

11:08

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12:47

in the beginning was sweet with sort

12:49

of like the premonitions and dreams. We

12:51

have our children next generations. Yes, we

12:53

have that. There's a mix. And then

12:56

fell out of a treehouse, cracked

12:58

her head open, died and came

13:00

back to life. Although the dying

13:03

and coming back to life triggered

13:05

a lot of this other unexplained

13:07

phenomena. I am curious

13:09

though if like, okay,

13:11

this is only because my mindset, we've

13:13

heard multiple stories where people have been

13:16

sick and then see aliens or

13:18

believe that aliens have come and saved them

13:20

and doctors can't pinpoint what's wrong with

13:22

them. And then all of a sudden,

13:24

they have this alien encounter

13:26

and then they're magically better. What

13:30

if these little green, these little

13:32

green species, we're like, we'll save you, but

13:34

we're going to keep visiting you. It just

13:36

makes me wonder about the eyes going black

13:38

though. Because like, I feel like there were

13:40

a lot of alien sort of encounters where

13:42

like that potentially could be part of it.

13:45

But the black eyes

13:47

and just it feels like there's

13:50

anything like what's this person's name? Lady

13:53

Finley. I wanted to say

13:55

Lady Featherington, which I think

13:57

is from Bridgerton. Lady

14:00

L, I'll call her, because I'm not gonna remember. Lady

14:02

S? Lady F, fuck. I'm

14:05

pregnant. Guys, I'm pregnant. That's my excuse. I'm

14:07

literally Dorie from Finding Nemo. Meanwhile, I have

14:09

no excuse for why I didn't follow. It

14:13

does make me feel like they were just

14:15

thrown into everything in the paranormal all at

14:17

once. It was like, like I almost picture

14:19

like the Alice in Wonderland, where she's falling

14:21

down the kind of like psychedelic hole, and

14:24

it's all trippy. I just like pictured that

14:26

with like aliens and little goblins. Sure. She's

14:29

been in the fun house. She's been in the Black Eyed Kids. Yeah.

14:32

Like where every mirror is a different thing and all these entities are

14:34

just like coming through. Right. Oops. Oopsie.

14:37

Toss us. Got violent. Got violent.

14:39

Sorry. Sorry. See,

14:41

I'm sweet. Violently sweet. Got

14:44

violent. Sorry. That's

14:47

me. Okay, well I think I

14:49

did pick three ones. Although

14:52

I guess we'll find out, because I too picked

14:54

this a while ago. So

14:57

I'll start out with one that doesn't sound sweet and

14:59

it's called, I knew my mother was going to die.

15:02

I know that doesn't sound sweet, but

15:05

I imagine there's something helpful. Something

15:07

sweet. Hi,

15:09

Corinne, Sabrina, and Leia. I recently discovered your

15:11

podcast on a recommendation from one of my

15:13

coworkers and I'm obsessed. Hey, oh, parents game.

15:15

I love how you went. No

15:19

way. You did what

15:21

we asked. I've

15:25

slowly started binging at work and let me tell you that

15:27

it has made the days go by so much quicker. It's

15:30

so amazing and spooky and your title always

15:32

gives me a chuckle. Anyways,

15:34

down to the story. When I was 13, me and

15:36

my parents lived in Guatemala and we had just moved

15:39

down there since my mom wasn't in very good health

15:41

and her treatment was a lot cheaper down there. I

15:43

was done with school for the year and I begged

15:45

my mom for us to go back to Denver where

15:47

we were from. She finally agreed to it and decided

15:50

to come back for my brother's birthday. We came back

15:52

but my mom became very ill almost immediately. We

15:55

were supposed to stay for three months but about three

15:57

weeks in, my mom just couldn't take it and she

15:59

told my dad. that we had to go back. They

16:01

figured that the easiest way would be to

16:03

drive back. My mom, dad, and I were

16:06

supposed to hit the road on Tuesday. Monday

16:08

night, my mom pulled siblings one by one

16:10

and said goodbye to each of them. That

16:13

night, I dreamt of my mom. She was in

16:15

our kitchen at the table drinking coffee and told

16:17

me, get ready. It's all going

16:20

to change. The next morning,

16:22

on our way to get the cars that we were going

16:24

to take, I told my dad that I didn't want to

16:26

drive with them. And me and my mom got into this

16:28

huge fight about whether or not I should go with them.

16:31

My mom and I were extremely close and I wasn't

16:33

really rebellious at 13 years old. So the simple fact

16:35

that I argued with her was really out of the

16:37

norm. The entire time I was

16:39

fighting with her, I had this overwhelming feeling

16:42

that I just couldn't leave with them. She

16:44

finally gave up. She told me to stay with my brother and

16:47

as she pulled away, I had this feeling that I was just

16:49

never going to see her again. Oh,

16:51

this was on a Tuesday. The next night,

16:53

I dreamt of a wake. I didn't know

16:56

whose wake it was, but I saw one

16:58

of my older sisters, Paola and my brother,

17:00

and people were giving them condolences. I kept

17:02

asking who had died, but the people just

17:05

didn't know that I was there. The next

17:07

day, I dreamt of a funeral in our

17:09

small town in Guatemala and I saw my

17:11

dad's two older sisters, Wendy and Veronica, and

17:13

my dad. I heard them talking and

17:16

asking where I was. It was like, again, they couldn't

17:18

see that I was there. We

17:20

got a call the next day. My mother had

17:22

had a heart attack on the road. She

17:24

had refused to let my dad take her to the

17:26

hospital and they were on the road to Guatemala. I

17:29

stood there in shock. I thought to myself, I

17:32

think my mom is going to die. After

17:34

our fight, she wasn't very happy

17:36

with me. We'd not left things on good

17:38

terms whatsoever. So I freaked out.

17:40

I tried to call her, but she told me that

17:42

it was fine. We were fine, but she had to

17:45

go. At this point, my family was in a panic

17:47

and Wendy decided to meet our parents in Guatemala. She

17:49

booked a flight that very same day and the next

17:51

day we get a call from my dad. They had

17:53

made it to Guatemala, but my mom

17:55

had another heart attack and now she was

17:57

in intensive care. My other two sisters

17:59

and I booked flights the very next day. When

18:02

we got to the airport, Paolo wasn't able to

18:04

get on the plane because her passport had expired.

18:07

I looked at her and I told her to take care of

18:09

Eduardo, our brother. The entire flight, I

18:11

was very uneasy, and in exactly 6'10", I

18:14

had this sharp cramp on my side, so

18:17

sharp I began to throw up. Oh my gosh.

18:19

When we landed, we were greeted by my auntie

18:21

with a very somber face telling me my mother

18:23

was no longer with us. She told us her

18:25

official time of death was at 6'10". Wow,

18:29

they're so connected. I know. I

18:32

have chills all over my body. And still look, I

18:34

fold. Yeah, yeah, everywhere. A

18:37

few days went by and we had the funeral. We get

18:39

to the cemetery and it was straight out of the dream

18:41

that I saw. Wendy, Veronica, my dad

18:44

looking for me in the crowd of people.

18:46

Everything was exactly the same, down

18:48

to what everyone was wearing. Whoa.

18:51

That night, I jumped up my mom and she was in

18:53

a pink dress, her favorite. And she told me she was

18:55

sorry that she had been short with me, but she knew

18:57

her time was coming. And she knew

18:59

that she just couldn't let go of this world if I

19:01

was still in her mind. She

19:03

told me that she loved me and she would always be there

19:06

for me. I think back to this a lot.

19:08

And I like to think that she just was

19:10

ready for heaven and I played my role in

19:12

passing her on to the next life. Oh. See

19:15

you on the other side, Jackie. Jackie,

19:18

I'm so sorry. I know.

19:21

That's so, so tough. But you

19:23

clearly have this like beautiful connection

19:25

with your mom. To understand and

19:27

know as much as

19:29

you did. To know the outfits. Right.

19:33

To dream of the details. It was multiple

19:35

days long. Basically like picking up on what

19:37

was about to happen and the universe like

19:39

prepping. Yeah. What was to come. And

19:41

I do wonder if the reason Jackie

19:43

had the feeling of like not going in the

19:46

car with them was because like her mom said,

19:48

it would have been harder for her. Right.

19:51

Like it was almost an intuition and

19:53

a gut feeling that her mom was

19:55

almost giving her. Right. She

19:58

needed to pass when she passed. Yeah. But

30:00

it's in a basement for two hours

30:02

and the lighting's weird down here. It

30:04

is. The air's thicker. Stamp.

30:07

Dusty. I have one called

30:09

My Familiar Came to Visit Me. A ghost

30:11

cat. For me? For

30:13

you. Thank you. Hi Sabrina.

30:15

Hi Corinne. My name is Sarah. Pronouns. She,

30:17

her, they, them. I've been wanting to write

30:20

to you guys for a while and just

30:22

really haven't known where to start. First things,

30:24

I know you've heard this a million times, but I

30:26

do love y'all so much and I can't even express

30:28

how much I appreciate what you guys do. Your podcast

30:30

is the first that I've ever really listened to and

30:32

now it's on usually anytime I stick my earbuds in

30:34

or get into my car. I love it. I

30:37

wanted to listen to every single episode so I did

30:39

start at the beginning. Oh god.

30:41

Sorry Sarah. I found y'all while searching

30:43

for a spooky podcast but also a

30:45

witchy podcast? Not me picking my

30:47

jaw off the floor when I actually realized I'd

30:49

found it. What? That's

30:51

such a compliment. This

30:54

is a sweet episode. This is. Thank you. Actually

30:57

this episode we're going to pivot. We're only going

30:59

to read compliment about us. No

31:02

one logged in the red. Absolutely over the course of the episode our

31:04

heads just get bigger and bigger and bigger and just pop.

31:08

They explode into the into the break.

31:11

This feels like that SNL skit where

31:13

Kristen Wiig has to repeat exactly. Yeah.

31:16

Yeah. I really wanted

31:18

to thank you both for the inspiration that I needed

31:20

to really dive into my practice and being there for

31:22

me whenever I just need to distract myself from the

31:24

things in life that I would rather not address at

31:26

the time. I've really

31:28

struggled with anxiety and depression and panic attacks

31:31

and undiagnosed ADHD until this year. I'll be

31:33

30 in September. Oof. We

31:35

are also there. Hey. You guys

31:37

always bring me back down and keep me grounded when I'm really

31:39

going through it. So thank you from the bottom of my heart.

31:42

Thank you. Thank you. Seriously. I've

31:44

been listening to you guys for the better part of

31:46

2023 and I've now reached the point in your podcast

31:48

where you made it to 2023. Who?

31:51

Who? Almost caught up.

31:53

My husband bought me tickets for my birthday to

31:56

go see you guys at Laugh Out Loud Comedy

31:58

Club in San Antonio. Texas back

32:00

in October and it literally made my year. Y'all

32:03

did so amazing. You had me cackling the whole time.

32:06

I brought my best friend who heard me talking about

32:08

you guys all the time and thought that, yeah, it

32:10

would be fun. And she left with the biggest smile

32:12

saying, wow, that was amazing. And I

32:14

was so captivated the whole time that they talked.

32:17

I agree, since I haven't stopped listening to you

32:19

after your very first episode. That's like the best

32:21

compliment. That's so nice. Especially a stranger who has

32:23

no idea what they're going into. Yeah,

32:25

thanks. Thanks, Sarah. Pyramid scheme. Pyramid scheme.

32:27

My therapy is literally just doing my

32:29

mindful meditation, listening to your podcast, taking

32:31

notes when you have witchy guest speakers

32:33

on. This really is the nicest. This

32:35

is so nice. And I'm working on

32:37

my crochet projects. Corinne, if you haven't

32:39

really gotten fully into it, you got

32:41

this. Well, I

32:44

did one project I gave up. Yeah,

32:46

that's OK. I'll try again. You'll get back into

32:48

it maybe. If you want. I bought all the

32:50

things. I spent like $100 on crocheting materials. If

32:52

you want to get back into it. Made one

32:54

because you gave up. If you want, you can.

32:57

It's always there for you. I've always been

32:59

spiritual, intuitive, et cetera. I was raised in

33:01

a very divided household in every sense of

33:03

the word between an atheist father and a

33:05

Christian mother. I've always been empathetic,

33:08

claircognizant, clairsentient, and at times, clairaudient, but

33:10

never been able to see things which

33:12

could be confusing or scary growing up

33:14

in a religious household. Witch, witch. You're

33:16

a witch. Witch, witch. You're a witch.

33:18

Best compliment. I've been trying to understand

33:21

that more and in turn, have opened

33:23

myself up to a lot of encounters

33:25

that make absolutely no sense to me

33:27

sometimes. I grew up

33:29

in New Orleans and some of the most

33:31

creepy or taboo sites and feelings would make

33:34

me feel so happy and so peaceful when

33:36

I had every reason not to be at

33:38

times. My childhood wasn't easy, but

33:40

I always knew I had someone or something at

33:42

my side when I really needed them. I've

33:45

recently been embracing my witchy side

33:47

and I've been practicing as an eclectic

33:49

pagan lunar slash green slash death

33:51

witch for a little over a year.

33:54

So we were right when we were like, witch, witch. Sarah,

33:56

can you teach us? I know. I

33:58

have many encounters that I plan to write.