Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 2: It's odd, simone, if you thought I was already busy
Speaker 2: enough being a gorgeous, talented, and incredibly dressed drag queen.
Speaker 2: I'm adding something else to my resume. Investigative reporter sort of.
Speaker 2: I'm sitting down with regular looking people who are concealing
Speaker 2: something from me. It may be a weird job, a
Speaker 2: scandalous side hustle or hobby, or even a naughty little secret.
Speaker 1: The thing is, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know who I'm meeting with or what they're hiding. I
Speaker 2: ask three heart hitting questions and try and figure it
Speaker 2: out from there. Who knows what's in store this time?
Speaker 2: Let's get our guest in roll the tap.
Speaker 3: Hi. I'm Bill. I'm fifty five years old. I come
Speaker 3: from Melbourne. I'm a family man and have five children.
Speaker 3: I am very interested in the martial arts, which I
Speaker 3: trained since I was very young. I work in local government,
Speaker 3: but it's really what I do outside of work that
Speaker 3: I'm here to talk to art about.
Speaker 1: Hello, Bill, how are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm good?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm on in this place all right. Well, you're
Speaker 2: sitting in front of me. The best way we'll describe
Speaker 2: you is father Christmas goes.
Speaker 1: On a holiday. Pretty much. I think that's what's in
Speaker 1: front of me.
Speaker 2: You've got a beautiful, big bushy beard, a nice silver beard,
Speaker 2: but you're also in nice casual clothes. I can imagine
Speaker 2: you by the beach having a nice cold beer while
Speaker 2: the reindeer is going, I don't frolic in the water. Okay,
Speaker 2: so you work in local government things? Yes, no, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to go into that. Sounds a bit boring
Speaker 2: to me, but very much. Yeah, okay, five children, Yes,
Speaker 2: that's a lot, it is.
Speaker 1: What type of car do you have to drive and
Speaker 1: you have five kids?
Speaker 3: Big one? Yeah, we have a seventh setter that when
Speaker 3: everyone's there, we have to use that.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you don't just strap them onto the
Speaker 2: roof or something? Yeah right, I mean you could have
Speaker 2: a sleigh. You are father Christmas. Ever started martial arts?
Speaker 2: What type of martial arts? Oh? Well?
Speaker 3: Many? Initially wing chung, which is a Chinese kung fu kung.
Speaker 1: Fu I started.
Speaker 2: I had to study kung fu as a kid because
Speaker 2: my eyesight and hand eye coordination is terrible and I'm.
Speaker 1: Trying to get me into sports. She said, you know,
Speaker 1: try and kick a footy. Look at me. Do you
Speaker 1: think that would ever? Happen was no good?
Speaker 3: A foot yeah okay. Kung fu yeah, yep, China which
Speaker 3: is another form of kung fu, which is Chinese jiu jitsu. Wow,
Speaker 3: my tie. And then Northern style kung fu, which is
Speaker 3: kicking a lot of kicking. Yes, which says you can
Speaker 3: tell probably not very good short stocking, but I got through.
Speaker 2: And when you just to imagine Father Christmas doing martial arts,
Speaker 2: ok it's really good image, It's really good. So what
Speaker 2: I'm going to do today is based on that background information.
Speaker 2: I'm going to also ask you three questions, and from
Speaker 2: the answer to those three questions, I have to work
Speaker 2: out what you are concealing from me. Okay, and if
Speaker 2: the answer is you are Father Christmas, I've already done. Okay,
Speaker 2: but okay, on the good list, okay, okay. First question
Speaker 2: we have is what is the most interesting place you've visited.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's a hard one, but I would say the
Speaker 3: battle fields of Guineasburg. How's that?
Speaker 1: Okay? Then all right, well, this is what the hell's
Speaker 1: that sounds scary? What is it?
Speaker 3: It's from the American Civil War. It's a three day battle.
Speaker 3: Fifty thousand men were killed in three days. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: very very nasty piece of work.
Speaker 2: For beautiful to tell me today is really lifted the
Speaker 2: mood here today. That's okay, that's all right, Okay, second battles,
Speaker 2: I'll just write there down there, Okay. Second, Do you
Speaker 2: have a favorite holiday, as in, like, yeah, not going
Speaker 2: on a holiday, but you know, like yeah.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 1: You know, I could be good Friday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, no, I do. I look, I love Christmas,
Speaker 3: but I would have to say for me, Halloween is
Speaker 3: the big one.
Speaker 1: My god, my favorite too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I like that We're starting to get into
Speaker 2: it a bit more these days, addressing up.
Speaker 3: It's really changed. I got my young blog, my youngest one.
Speaker 3: He has a box of Halloween decorations and pulls it
Speaker 3: out and decorates the front of the house every year.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: I remember convincing my mum during high school to let
Speaker 2: me build a haunted house on our front veranda.
Speaker 3: Awesome.
Speaker 1: She let me like staple.
Speaker 2: Gun black tarps all over the thing, and she couldn't
Speaker 2: get in and out of the house about going through
Speaker 2: this haunted house, bless herself. And then we finally packed
Speaker 2: it up after Halloween, and she's like, Jackie, there's a.
Speaker 1: Few splots of blood still around. She said, don't tell
Speaker 1: your stepfather. But just baby, don't do that again.
Speaker 3: Don't you so much bloody?
Speaker 1: Sorry, that's fantastic, dropped some blood a over the walls. Okay.
Speaker 2: And lastly, if you had a midlife crisis, what would
Speaker 2: you end up doing?
Speaker 1: It's time for midlife crisis, now, I say.
Speaker 3: I think I've already had a mid loft cross. Now
Speaker 3: I would take off and travel the world.
Speaker 2: Travel the world? Yeah, oh wow, go back to your
Speaker 2: battle zones. There you can visit every place where millions
Speaker 2: of people have done it.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, all the yes, the nasty places.
Speaker 1: Wow, how morbon? Okay, very much?
Speaker 2: All right, Halloween battles, traveling, traveling the battle Halloween. Okay, alright,
Speaker 2: So based on all of this, I have to guess
Speaker 2: what I think you're concealing.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: You like to visit battle fields and see things, You
Speaker 2: like to travel the world, okay, and your favorite holiday
Speaker 2: is Halloween. I know you're giving me all of those things,
Speaker 2: But looking at you, I just reckon. I reckon you
Speaker 2: are Santa impersonator? Are you a father Christmas? Santa impersonator?
Speaker 3: What about the real Sentacus? No, I'm not No, that's
Speaker 3: not me, not the real Santa. I'm not the real one,
Speaker 3: all right. I'm a paranormal investigator. I've been in the
Speaker 3: field for thirty six years. I work with all sorts
Speaker 3: of cases, trying to help people and educate people on
Speaker 3: all things paranormal.
Speaker 1: A paranormal investigator. Yes, have you seen a ghost? No,
Speaker 1: don't tell me again, don't tell me. I don't want
Speaker 1: to know. I don want to know. Okay, So Bill
Speaker 1: is not Santa Claus.
Speaker 2: He is, in fact a paranormal investigator.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what he's seen. Am I here?
Speaker 1: Am I? Your ghosts?
Speaker 2: Is here?
Speaker 1: A ghosts? Are you a ghost?
Speaker 3: Who?
Speaker 1: Am I? Who are you? Where are we? What's up?
Speaker 1: What's down? Let's find a help? All right?
Speaker 2: We are here with Bill and we've just found out
Speaker 2: that No, you are not Santa Claus, but you are
Speaker 2: a paranormal investigator.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, Where do we start? Where do we start? Okay?
Speaker 2: After bat, I don't care about how you got into it,
Speaker 2: just yet I would know. Have you seen a ghost?
Speaker 3: I have?
Speaker 1: How many ghosts have you seen?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 1: Count them?
Speaker 3: Lots lots, some some you saw the full body, some
Speaker 3: you see bits, orbs orbs?
Speaker 1: Are you an or parana person?
Speaker 3: I am in the sense that I've actually seen them
Speaker 3: with my own eyes rather than photos and photos. I
Speaker 3: know that, you know, I understand. I believe that a
Speaker 3: lot of them are false positives. I reckon they're dust
Speaker 3: particles and most of them are. But I've watched them
Speaker 3: with my own eyes. Yeah, I've seen them, seen them operate.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, how did you get into it?
Speaker 3: Always had an interest in the paranormal since before I
Speaker 3: can even remember, because a little kid, I'd watch everything,
Speaker 3: read everything I could get my hands on. It was
Speaker 3: just this interest, you know, in anything that was sort
Speaker 3: of unusual, you know what I mean, we're all vampires whatever.
Speaker 3: Back then it was, you know, whereas my wife she's
Speaker 3: been seeing spirits since she was two. You know, she
Speaker 3: is dead. She sees dead people. She actually works on
Speaker 3: cold cases and a lot of things like that. So
Speaker 3: oh wow, yeah, like a duo were dynamic.
Speaker 2: Joe, Yes, okay, all right, so missus course can see
Speaker 2: the dead people, right, yeah. So she has more sensibility, yes,
Speaker 2: sens where you can like find with machines and things.
Speaker 3: Mine is much more Yeah, the technical side of things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, when the superheroes and there's like Batman who
Speaker 2: just has all the fancy quick Man, and there's like
Speaker 2: Superman who actually has the.
Speaker 3: Pan exactly exactly definitely the Batman.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I want to know the first experience of
Speaker 2: like seeing your first ghost or thing or energy or
Speaker 2: what like?
Speaker 1: What was that?
Speaker 3: Well, the first experience I had was actually when my
Speaker 3: just after my grandfather had passed away. Yeah, I was
Speaker 3: still quite young and I saw him in a dream.
Speaker 3: And when I came out and I spoke to my
Speaker 3: father and my sister, they both had exactly the same
Speaker 3: dream at the same night, So we all had the
Speaker 3: three of us had the same dream. That was probably
Speaker 3: the first real paranormal what I believe to be paranormal
Speaker 3: contact that we had with spirit. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So when you say you're a paranormal investigator, yes, does
Speaker 2: that mean that people can bring you out to research
Speaker 2: or find or discover or yep?
Speaker 1: Wow, Okay, how would an investigation run that?
Speaker 3: Basically we received a job or you know, a question
Speaker 3: and under you know, someday we've got something going on,
Speaker 3: can you help us. There's quite a few chats interviews
Speaker 3: that we run. We assess the people obviously the you know,
Speaker 3: human nature, we fear what we don't understand, so we
Speaker 3: have a chat to them. It's a lot of time.
Speaker 3: We can settle it with just a chat.
Speaker 1: Okay, vibes, that was just the earth.
Speaker 3: The earth moved, you know, that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Your air conditioner was on.
Speaker 3: It was probably the There's so much stuff that, you know,
Speaker 3: just having a chat to them, and even if it
Speaker 3: is paranormal, sometimes it's you know, it might be just
Speaker 3: old Oni Mary visiting, you know, that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: It's not necessarily bad. So after that, what we do
Speaker 3: is we decide we're going to go in and conduct
Speaker 3: an investigation. We'll first off go in and check the
Speaker 3: place out to look for things like high EMF levels
Speaker 3: which can cause hallucinations and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: Black noise which can cause hallucinations. Noise it's infrasound. Really,
Speaker 3: it can make you see feel here, things can make
Speaker 3: you sick. It can give you all the symptoms of
Speaker 3: a classic haunting.
Speaker 1: Oh are you saying that it's that, But that's not halting, that.
Speaker 3: It's not sextual sound, yes that we can't hear with
Speaker 3: our ear.
Speaker 1: But effect mold. But it's a sound the same thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know it can it can affect you, but
Speaker 3: you can't you might not see it.
Speaker 1: What does it come from?
Speaker 3: It could come from anything, can come from machinery, It
Speaker 3: could come from natural sources are like a wind tunnel,
Speaker 3: or there's a whole range of things have come from.
Speaker 3: And then if we if we can't find anything like that,
Speaker 3: we go in and do an investigation and try to
Speaker 3: help them out.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you can measure for black black sound, Yeah,
Speaker 2: infra sound, infra sound, black noise.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Wow, that's what my next album is going to
Speaker 1: be called. Actually black noise.
Speaker 2: Everyone would be a raving sound conel visualize really great.
Speaker 3: Then it's it.
Speaker 1: So you're just like going in and you go, oh,
Speaker 1: let's find something.
Speaker 3: But then with the vacuum cleaners on our back, are
Speaker 3: you going.
Speaker 2: In there to like confirm that something's happening or to
Speaker 2: cleanse the space?
Speaker 3: Most well, not firm. We go in there neutral. So
Speaker 3: we're going there and see if we can find something.
Speaker 3: We're not there with the presumption that there is something
Speaker 3: paranoral or there isn't unless we are seeing evidence to
Speaker 3: the contrary, and then we'll go either way. You know,
Speaker 3: if we feel that it needs a cleansing or a
Speaker 3: spirit needs to be what we call spirit rescue or
Speaker 3: something like that. Spirit risk yeah, where we help them
Speaker 3: to move on because some of them get stuck. You know,
Speaker 3: they don't even know they're dead a lot of the time.
Speaker 3: Sometimes they do, they just don't want to move on.
Speaker 2: So it's spirit risky. It sounds like it's like I'm
Speaker 2: just going to spit risky today. Jennie's come on, find
Speaker 2: the light. Jenday's Genese is Jenday's follow the noise here
Speaker 2: it is, come on Jena's.
Speaker 3: So we do what we need to help the person,
Speaker 3: and we also teach them how to you know, cleanse
Speaker 3: the house as well. You know it's mudge sticks or
Speaker 3: whatever else we might use.
Speaker 2: Is there a circumstance where you haven't been able to
Speaker 2: cleanse a particular area space how Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've had I've had occasions when I've had to
Speaker 3: call clergy in to help as well.
Speaker 1: They're religious people. Yeah wow, that's like Exorsust five that
Speaker 1: sort of thing. Oh wow.
Speaker 2: And he said, guys, it's beyond me. You're going to
Speaker 2: have to go in there and read a book to them.
Speaker 3: Well, tell me in some cases it's it's you know,
Speaker 3: it depends, it depends on what needs to be done,
Speaker 3: and every case is different. We have to adjust our
Speaker 3: investigations in our work to each case. Okay, it makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, what is What is the scariest experience?
Speaker 1: Maybe you don't get scared.
Speaker 3: Because anyone that says I don't get scared when they
Speaker 3: do this work, it is talking crap. If I could
Speaker 3: say great, because I've seen men like I'm a big guy,
Speaker 3: but I've seen big guys like run from places because
Speaker 3: they've been scared. And it's natural, like you, you have fear,
Speaker 3: but we we try to learn to control that fear.
Speaker 3: And because the job we're trying to do is to
Speaker 3: help people. Yeah, and not just living but the ones
Speaker 3: that are parts us as well. And if you know,
Speaker 3: if a door squeaks and I go off running, that's
Speaker 3: not gonna help anyone, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: So we're you know, we really try to control that
Speaker 3: that urge that humans get to get fight or flight,
Speaker 3: fight to flight exactly. Probably the scariest place I've been
Speaker 3: was a World War two bunker and there was one
Speaker 3: way in, one way out, and the outside of it was.
Speaker 3: You couldn't walk through it. There was that much bortion
Speaker 3: just inaccessible. And we went in there. Now, someone took
Speaker 3: me to check this place out about ten o'clock at night.
Speaker 3: I walked in this place. There was already candles lit
Speaker 3: in there. So that's the first we're not on our
Speaker 3: owne here, and the candle's already lid. Yeah, yeah, And
Speaker 3: but there was no one around. There was no one.
Speaker 3: We didn't see anyone coming out, We didn't see anyone
Speaker 3: going in. We went around the place charge the chocolate factory.
Speaker 2: Everybody goes making the chocolate. We don't know the Olympers, ghosts,
Speaker 2: ghost to Olympers.
Speaker 3: But there was.
Speaker 1: You lid.
Speaker 3: We're only going in for a look. And then we
Speaker 3: had started hearing these things moving around outside. But it
Speaker 3: wasn't that that was scary. It was a energy of
Speaker 3: the place. It felt really bad. Yeah, you know, and
Speaker 3: I've been in places where I've had I've had knives
Speaker 3: like throwing from spirit pictures far and off walls. I've
Speaker 3: seen you know, I've had furniture moving. I've done all that,
Speaker 3: and that scares you. But this really was unsettling. It
Speaker 3: was really uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: You'd rather have pictures thrown at you from a ghost
Speaker 2: and knives thd you goes then being a nice candlehit
Speaker 2: bunker with the Olympic.
Speaker 1: Is that what you're saying to be?
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty much, I'm saying yeah. I felt it felt
Speaker 3: really bad and that's probably the most I've been that.
Speaker 3: I've been scary.
Speaker 1: How I'm going to go? Oh do you Well?
Speaker 3: We decided we thought, well, we're better leave, so.
Speaker 1: We interrupted me.
Speaker 3: We walked out and we got in the car and
Speaker 3: my friend was driving, and we had all the windows
Speaker 3: up and everything, and there was it was a gravel
Speaker 3: road and one of the rocks somehow hit him in
Speaker 3: the back of the head while we were in the car.
Speaker 3: So something through a.
Speaker 2: Rock maybe fun. Maybe they followed you in the car.
Speaker 2: Maybe they're still in the car now. They could be
Speaker 2: check the backseat. So why do you like Gettysburg so much?
Speaker 3: Yes, Gettysburg wise, I said, it's a battlefield, a lot
Speaker 3: of death, a lot of dying, a lot of suffering,
Speaker 3: and I've wanted to go there forever. Just an amazing place,
Speaker 3: you know, the energy of the place, the experiences were great,
Speaker 3: and I've I've actually been there twice. I was really
Speaker 3: lucky and both times had some really amazing experiences. We
Speaker 3: do a we do think or a shout out when
Speaker 3: we have public investigations. So what we'll do is we'll
Speaker 3: get if we have a big location, we'll get people
Speaker 3: to spread out and we'll a shout out is either
Speaker 3: you know, a scream, all right, we'll yell at hello
Speaker 3: a lot of time.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: What that does is a sound vibration.
Speaker 2: Were going halla, hallah.
Speaker 3: I was last thinking about the people standing outside the
Speaker 3: building walking past round what the hell is going on?
Speaker 3: But anyway, you get this big shout out. Now you
Speaker 3: can imagine we were actually in an inn, an old
Speaker 3: inn that was built in like seventeen fifty six or
Speaker 3: seventy fifty eight in a little town just outside of
Speaker 3: Gettysburg called Fairfield, and like this is dead, this town
Speaker 3: is quiet as so we've got twenty odd people spread
Speaker 3: out through this location and my mate and myself was
Speaker 3: standing on the stairs. We had a voice recorder going.
Speaker 3: We all had voice recorders and we are one, two, three, oh,
Speaker 3: and we do it three times and then right go
Speaker 3: and listen to it. So we're listening to it, and
Speaker 3: you hear this southern accent after I think the second
Speaker 3: time was I think I can't remember off the top
Speaker 3: of my head. It says, did you hear that, Captain?
Speaker 3: And it was like, but weally Southern drill. Now, the
Speaker 3: funny thing is in the battle there was North in
Speaker 3: the South, the South, you know, being the Confederates, And
Speaker 3: when they retreated out of Gettysburg, this inn and this
Speaker 3: whole town, but this inn especially they dumped their dead
Speaker 3: and dying, right, so at one stage it was a
Speaker 3: mass grave out the back for these soldiers that had died.
Speaker 3: So you can have and that there would be quite
Speaker 3: a few spirits there, and there was. I had a
Speaker 3: lot of experiences there. My question to sort of make
Speaker 3: people think he is always did we contact the spirit
Speaker 3: or do we somehow do we somehow send that energy
Speaker 3: back to the time of the battle and get a response. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the thing. But it's so interesting.
Speaker 1: Can you time travel vice? Spirits?
Speaker 3: Don't know?
Speaker 2: Do you think there's it's getting better or worse in
Speaker 2: terms of people's conceptions within the world of paranoral investigation,
Speaker 2: that's a.
Speaker 3: Really good question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are a lot of people out there being like, yeah,
Speaker 2: guys are like three ghosts today and like the leadst
Speaker 2: pictures of them and you're.
Speaker 1: Like, guys, stop ruining it for us. That making us
Speaker 1: look stupid.
Speaker 3: That's exactly right. That the paranormal field has hard enough
Speaker 3: time as it is. And when I see people doing
Speaker 3: really silly things or stating things that you know, like
Speaker 3: oh look this bottle of water, he is possessed, you know,
Speaker 3: because you know bubbles, you know whatever. In some ways
Speaker 3: it's getting worse because people have so easy access to
Speaker 3: social media to show these things and without any vetting.
Speaker 2: What was even like a trend for a while still
Speaker 2: as on the internet YouTube videos, if you're going, I
Speaker 2: went into a hanted house for twelve hours and here's
Speaker 2: what happened, and it's just like a bunch of teenagers
Speaker 2: going like ah, and it is.
Speaker 3: It makes us look silly. Yeah, you know, I'm really
Speaker 3: what I do. Like, I mean, I'm joke and ye
Speaker 3: with everyone as best of them. But when we're working
Speaker 3: it's serious. And people say, you know, ghosts can't hurt you,
Speaker 3: ghosts can't do this, I can't do that, And you
Speaker 3: know I'll tell you you're wrong. They can hurt you
Speaker 3: if they if they are so inclined. Yeah, it sounds silly.
Speaker 1: I feel a bit sick to you.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, Hollywood has a lot to answer for. Well, yes,
Speaker 3: but if a spirit is nasty enough, they can Actually
Speaker 3: I have seen and I've felt it myself oviously had
Speaker 3: something to try to push me downstairs. I felt a
Speaker 3: big hand in the back of my on my back
Speaker 3: commun a shelf. Luckily I had a grip on the railing.
Speaker 2: You don't even bring all the presents that the children
Speaker 2: the stairs exactly, someone to have to put the suit
Speaker 2: on them becomes center.
Speaker 1: I reckon that ghosts to be Santa.
Speaker 3: Maybe they did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's it's a bit terrifying.
Speaker 2: Would you say that the larger majority of spirits are
Speaker 2: like grumpy little bitches or they're like nice ones.
Speaker 3: It's really like our population, you reckon, Some are bad,
Speaker 3: some are really bad. Yeah, you know. I've had like
Speaker 3: a little girl spirit come and actually hold my hand
Speaker 3: in this in this investigation, and you could feel several times,
Speaker 3: and you could feel from like halfway up the forearm.
Speaker 3: My whole hand just turned ice when she held it
Speaker 3: turned cold. She was a nice spirit, right, the reason
Speaker 3: that she sounds quite nice and I could feel her
Speaker 3: at day. But I could feel her hand in my hand.
Speaker 3: I could feel it getting cold. And I had a
Speaker 3: meeting with me and I said, well, why she holding
Speaker 3: my hands? Apparently because of my beard. I was like
Speaker 3: a dad and she felt safe. Yeah, she wouldn't go
Speaker 3: do anyone else, but she felt safe with me. So
Speaker 3: that's a nice one. But I've had some, you know,
Speaker 3: that are really nasty as well. You know, when we
Speaker 3: deal with them, say come.
Speaker 2: My only interaction with a spirit slash ghost is I
Speaker 2: used to work at Dracula's Cabaret in Melbourne. It was
Speaker 2: always haunted, and we always said it was haunted not
Speaker 2: because it's Straculas, because.
Speaker 1: It was like a factory years yer because of very
Speaker 1: old building.
Speaker 2: Yes, and apparently her name was Antoinette and she fell
Speaker 2: off into like a big vat or something. And if
Speaker 2: you were ever there, like once the patrons had left
Speaker 2: and you're just packing up, you could sense her and
Speaker 2: you could like see.
Speaker 1: Her out the corner of your eye movement. Yeah, you'd
Speaker 1: be like, what is she doing? And I think she
Speaker 1: was fine. We liked her.
Speaker 2: She was a nasty Yeah, she's like, hi, guys, you're
Speaker 2: know a line. I'm here, your friend's going I want
Speaker 2: to play now. I don't think she actually sounded like that,
Speaker 2: but you know, maybe you never know. Yeah, and she'd
Speaker 2: be like, oh, it's it's a bit more antientity, like
Speaker 2: that very much. Yeah, I'll have to go back and
Speaker 2: visit her one day. Is there anything happening here? Are
Speaker 2: you sensing anything here? Just a little child? Yeah, and
Speaker 2: he wants around. He's not threatening on nasty or anything.
Speaker 2: But there's also an old man outside the building here
Speaker 2: you'll see walking around with a wheelbarrow full of powder.
Speaker 1: And say night, just set my makeup, thank.
Speaker 3: You, Because there was a frank of flour mill here
Speaker 3: and that's wheelbarrowing and that's what you're seeing. So you know,
Speaker 3: that's just a couple. I'm sure there's a lot more,
Speaker 3: you know, but.
Speaker 2: Imagine getting stuck as it goes and just having any
Speaker 2: good job for the rest And that's what.
Speaker 1: Grumpy.
Speaker 2: We're getting stuck at work for attorney. That'd be like
Speaker 2: doing a hen's party for the rest of my life.
Speaker 2: Kill me now, no, don't kill me, keep me alive. Well,
Speaker 2: Bill isn't Santa Claus. No, he's actually a paronrmal investigator.
Speaker 2: And while I may have been wrong, I'm still going
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