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EP 46- "You Up" Text With Hieroglyphics!! and Is The Chupacabra An Uchiha??
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Have you ever wondered what it would mean if you encountered your exact double? According to ancient folklore spanning multiple continents, seeing your doppelganger could be the ultimate bad omen - a harbinger of death itself.
We journey through the shadowy world of spirit doubles, from Germanic tales of "double walkers" to Norse mythology's vardøgers and Egyptian ka. These spiritual entities have terrified and fascinated humans for centuries, with some of history's most notable figures claiming to have encountered their own doubles before tragedy struck. Abraham Lincoln reportedly saw two reflections in his mirror after his election - one healthy, one deathly pale - which his wife interpreted as a prophecy of his eventual assassination.
The warnings are consistent across cultures: don't speak to your double, don't touch it, and most importantly, get away from it as quickly as possible. We break down what folklore says you should do if you encounter your doppelganger, and why these beliefs persist even in our modern world. Could these doubles be interdimensional beings, hallucinations, or something else entirely?
Our journey doesn't stop there - we dive into the blood-draining legend of the Chupacabra and explore common superstitions that still influence our daily behaviors. From avoiding ladders to blessing sneezes, these seemingly irrational beliefs reveal fascinating insights into how humans have attempted to control the unpredictable forces in our world.
Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this deep dive into doppelgangers and supernatural folklore will make you question what lurks beyond the veil of our ordinary perception. The next time you catch a glimpse of someone who looks exactly like you, will you stay to investigate, or will you remember these ancient warnings?
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Speaker 1:Just blank yeah.
Speaker 2:So there was some stuff. It wasn it's just like funny stuff that happened and whatnot, but yeah, I can't think of anything Apart from that. Everything's been good.
Speaker 1:We've been working. I can think of something. What happened? So I ain't putting Yaya on blast. He invited me to a carne asada. Oh, yeah, oh yeah, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, good old classic carne asada.
Speaker 2:Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. Go ahead bro, go ahead, tell that story bro, Tell that story bro. The first one, the first one, that man, the first one for me, that man.
Speaker 1:Yayo hit that, hit that power ball. That man hit the power ball. He said he called me. I said what it do, bro? He said slime what it do, slime, twin Twin. You heard it, you're twin twin. Well, uh, I'm about to get this new uh, super, ultra, mega, uh, fancy ultra, mega, ultra self-cooking, self-cleaning grill self-cleaning grill.
Speaker 1:And uh, nah, y'all, you bought a grill or whatever. And uh, it's a nice one, I really like it too. And uh, he was like you know, come to the house, fuck, we're gonna do a we're gonna do a little cookout.
Speaker 2:I said, give me that like seven o'clock.
Speaker 1:I was like seven. I was like he got, he got. I was like he got it. I'm over here worried we're gonna be running late. He's gonna be waiting on us. So I'm over here like damn, we're gonna be running late. He gonna be like damn, where's the rice, where's the drinks? I'm over here like fuck and uh, you know he got everything ready. You know, got our. Uh, me and my girlfriend got our daughter in the car.
Speaker 1:You know we had the fits on and shit keep in mind right, the givanchi and uh, keep in mind, y'all was like a couple minutes down the road from us, so we pull up over here. Hurry, hurry, he's waiting, he's waiting.
Speaker 2:What a man he man.
Speaker 1:Hurry up. She could climb out herself. No, I'm just joking I'm just joking, no, I'm just. But uh, y'all comes up to me, yeah, yeah, so I got some bad news.
Speaker 2:I about did that too. That was the same tone I said it in.
Speaker 1:That's how I felt. That's how I felt.
Speaker 2:That's how I felt Seeing the taillights Back up Far.
Speaker 1:I walk up on that point. She's like yeah, so I still have to put the grill together Parts everywhere Parts just get around Like this.
Speaker 2:She just came apart.
Speaker 1:And you put that grill. The guy's like.
Speaker 2:Far. What was it Not about to be? 10?
Speaker 1:Everyone want to have. They always say he put that grill. The guy's like fuck, everyone want to have their own shit. Fuck. I say oh shit, man, we can't cook no carne asada on the home. We was about to say fuck it, we don't need the legs, we just couldn't cook it on the damn. How about?
Speaker 2:start digging the hole. Just put the grill over that shit. It would've been the same thing. How about?
Speaker 1:oh shit, I was like man fuck it's gonna be late, but nah, I didn't care. It didn't matter to me cause it was a Saturday.
Speaker 2:It was Saturday, yeah. Right yeah, saturday, because you had work Sunday, I mean, I work Saturday too.
Speaker 1:You had work that Sunday yeah.
Speaker 2:Sunday too, yeah, but that's it.
Speaker 1:No, it was funny though, but it was funny so when I bought that.
Speaker 2:That went to Lowe's and everything and time flew, bro, I don't know where time went from there. I went and got the dogs, put gas, came back and then I opened the box up. I was like, fuck this shit I clean. I was like, nah, let me get the grill. Let me get the grill started. Let me do that, open up that grill. Let me get the grill started. Let me do that, open up that grill. I see the lid Me in my mind. I'm thinking okay, all I got to do is put the legs.
Speaker 1:Push the button and fold the legs up. Put the legs on that bitch.
Speaker 2:Put the wheels on that bitch. We good, that's all I got to do. Nope, pop that shit open, came out of it. I said, oh nah, hold 13 instructions on that bitch. Oh my, and I don't know if y'all remember from last episode I'm not good at following instructions on paper. Good thing Remmers was there, otherwise that shit would've had.
Speaker 1:Nah, bro, you had it, bro, you had it.
Speaker 2:Y'all would've put it on the ground for real, bro. Just a lid open on the ground, bro. Just close that thing back there.
Speaker 1:Oh shit bro. I was like ain't no way. Nah, it didn't bother me. I was like, oh, at least you weren't waiting for me. Nah, I lost my cool.
Speaker 2:Before you got there I lost my cool for like a split ticket. Who was punching the air Split ticket bro. They started throwing shit Bro. I saw the, I saw the instructions. I said this is fucking 13. Fuck, christ Started sweating. It wasn't even a hot hour, it was kind of cold. Started sweating. I felt myself sweating. I was out there in shorts, sweating. Shorts and short sleeves Fuck bro, I put that bitch together like three times.
Speaker 1:The first time. The first time I put it together, this shit just fell back apart.
Speaker 2:I'm taking this back right now. Piece of shit, but that's it. That's. It had my ears red and everything I remember. And then I finally got to it and then I was strolling on that bitch and then finally I was okay, I know how to do it. Then you pull.
Speaker 1:I said thank god thank god, but fuck, I gotta hurry the fuck up. Uh, yeah, no, you good, bro, I thought it was A pretty fun project to do. Right, it was. Yeah, I felt like I was too. Alright, you good, I felt like I was too far.
Speaker 2:That shit was fun, though. That shit was fun, bro. What'd you pull up, bro? We had that shit up in Less than 30. I think Something like that, bro, something like that bro we ain't started cooking well, it cook quick, though that shit cook quick, I don't know.
Speaker 1:We got pictures of Yayo. I'm gonna have to put it on the put it on Instagram. Just one of them, though but or put it on, put it on Yayo FYB's page right, oh yeah, oh yeah, that's good, I'm gonna be posting that.
Speaker 2:I'm gonna be posting that.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna be posting that the people be asking where is Yayo's pics?
Speaker 2:where is his feet pics? Where?
Speaker 1:do I submit my dick ratings to YIU at?
Speaker 2:My feed pics on there. Y'all got to click on that little one that says the blue link Because you know how the bitches be having like the blue link on their shit. That's how my shit be, it's just feed pics.
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Speaker 2:YIU FRB On the telegram.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, don't forget Ladies, ladies, we're going to say it a third time for y'all, y'all listening. You know Far, close, far, far away, up north, down south, across oceans in space, In space okay. Don't forget, Yael FYB is a bachelor.
Speaker 2:He is hosting his 20v1 show soon. I might even do a 40v1. I just might, I just might do a 40v1. I just might, I just might. It's just so many requests have been coming in, it's just 40v1, but he's gonna do the balloon thing as well.
Speaker 1:But instead of them popping it, he's popping it 40 balloon. 40 balloon, just pop oh no, nah, I'm just messing y'all, but wasn't gonna to say oh, you said, did you ever get your plant? Oh no, you said, you gave it to your sister.
Speaker 2:Did I say it yesterday, last episode? You didn't say what happened. You told me off episode. I told you.
Speaker 1:A little update on what was his name.
Speaker 2:I had changed his name to I can't remember, I don't remember what was his name Diglett, but I had changed the name to.
Speaker 1:I can't remember.
Speaker 2:I don't remember. I don't remember Fred. Let's call him Fred the Cactus. Fred the Cactus CPS took him Son of a bitch Talking about.
Speaker 1:Fred the boy, fred the Cactus.
Speaker 2:Talking about not adequate living conditions Just because I had an AC blasting on 50.
Speaker 1:Come on now.
Speaker 2:Come on, it's a cactus, it's a cactus.
Speaker 1:It lives in the desert.
Speaker 2:If the chihuahuas are fine, he's going to be fine Chihuahuas inside with under the blankets and with pockets on. But no. So my sister took it, I gave it to my sister, I surrendered. I surrendered my, what is it called?
Speaker 1:I surrendered my child.
Speaker 2:I surrendered my custody after after my sister pointed out some very good points. It's going to die with you. You're not going to take care of it. It's already here at the house. It's done, acclimated to this temporary.
Speaker 1:It's done, acclimated to the house.
Speaker 2:Who am I to argue with the what do we call it? With the florist? Who am I to argue with them? You know, they know everything, so I surrender it. But I am getting another one, I don't know. I don't know yet which one. I went to Home Depot. I see some pretty cool ones, but I don't know. Instead of just to flex on her really, this is just a petty move just to flex on her Get you a big-ass cactus Big-ass cactus.
Speaker 1:I went to Lowe's. Sorry, I don't mean to interrupt you, no, you're good and they had some pretty cool flowers. I went by myself Saturday morning.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:They had these right here. These things are pretty cool, I like that. And then they had these. These are called celosia.
Speaker 2:Low-key.
Speaker 1:Low-key. They look like the top of Trolls heads. Like the little Troll dolls Like the little movie. Yeah, they look pretty cool. Then they had these Dahlias Ay yo.
Speaker 2:Right Dahlias plants look crazy, them flowers.
Speaker 1:Those are Dahlias too, but I like the.
Speaker 2:It's crazy. I like that flower. The last one, oh yeah, it's crazy because Lowkey, I, I wanna do stuff like that. I wanna decorate that shit all outside and everything. Yeah, that'd be pretty cool. Just whole jungle out there, whole exotic plants out there.
Speaker 1:You walk in, then what's thing is gonna overtake me? Wait till I release these exotic, these exotic plants that take over.
Speaker 2:Bro, I'm about to. First of all got to fuck up the ecosystem, the natural ecosystem. Might have to grow some bamboo out there. First of all. You already know got to eliminate everything else. We'll put the bamboo out there. Then we're going to throw some dandelions everywhere, just like fuck up just the worst weed out there, but just fuck up every other plant. Then we're going to put some Venus fly traps, because I hate flies.
Speaker 1:Just snapping that shit. Oh, that would be pretty cool to have a Venus fly trap.
Speaker 2:And then that stinky one. Can you? You can buy one. Yeah, I used to have one.
Speaker 1:Did you. My fucking god, though Maybe your sister was that motherfucker ain't last for shit man. We need a. We need a CPS.
Speaker 2:But for plants it was a weak one.
Speaker 1:It was weak Natural selection. His mother didn't take care of him.
Speaker 2:Nah yeah, that motherfucker died bro. It had like three. It had like it was three small wounds bro. I really don't know what happened bro. I really don't know bro.
Speaker 1:Dang, this thing looks crazy. What the Venus Flytrap they got like a blue one A blue one when? At that shit on Amazon. Oh, Amazon KwaZooie.
Speaker 2:KwaZooie.
Speaker 1:Garden.
Speaker 2:How much is that Tropical?
Speaker 1:exotic plant. Very hardy, heat tolerance. House plant, easy to grow.
Speaker 2:Houseplant Easy to grow. Houseplant means inside right, like inside, touch this thing looks crazy.
Speaker 1:They got a bad review, 2.5 stars.
Speaker 2:This shit probably fixed Out of 510. Holy moly, holy shit. Go to the comments. We're going to have a little segment here called we're Going Down to the Comments.
Speaker 1:Right, we're going to do a quick review on why is this Venus flytrap?
Speaker 2:not good, this fly trap. Two and a half stars, you would think, let me guess. Let me guess it comes fucked up, all right it says uh, this is uh.
Speaker 1:They don't say who it's from. It says unfortunately they did not grow. Like other laboratories are purchased, they look like store-bought poppy seeds you get from spice aisle of your local grocery store. Like other laboratory specialty seeds I have purchased, not one around the group. What the hell that shit gave me a stroke for real.
Speaker 2:I was like I'm about to call a paramedic for you, but that's it so. So she planted it and then it didn't grow.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they said they said they got scammed okay, okay and this person said, the quality of the seeds is very low. Seems like they would be legit but they sadly do not sprout or, if they do, they are not the plant you think you are getting. Furthermore, they are not worth the money that you spend because, like I said, they are the wrong kind of seeds and blue venus fly traps aren't a thing. The size of the plant that doesn't grow. So she knew that and still purchased it is small to non-existent. This feels like a SCAM, scam.
Speaker 2:Not me trying to sign that out, but that's only because it is.
Speaker 1:Yeah, a lot of people are saying it never grew. This person freaking grew a grass.
Speaker 2:That shit was not.
Speaker 1:That shit is a scam, bro, I was just about to get that one.
Speaker 2:You saved me.
Speaker 1:That shit is a fucking scam.
Speaker 2:Damn bro, I'm going to have to get some shit out there, bro. I have a vision, bro. I have the vision, bro. I'm going to go out there and draw that shit. See how I want that shit.
Speaker 1:This says For anybody listening that does flowers or stuff like that what is a good plant for y'all you have? Let us know in the comments below this episode.
Speaker 2:On what that that? Uh, beginner friendly, beginner expert level. You know what? Just like smite, let's go to the actual level one, expert level. Uh, yeah, give me like a fusilli, fuchsia, rosemary, some shit like that, some shit like that oh, you know, it'd be pretty cool, you, you know, what they say is hard to maintain and keep A weed plant, a weed plant In the middle of the city.
Speaker 1:Nah, what's the name of that tree?
Speaker 2:Joshua tree, oak tree, red oak tree.
Speaker 1:Hold on, let me see them. Things are expensive Bonsai, a bonsai tree.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, no key as Expensive Bonsai.
Speaker 1:A bonsai tree, oh my God Like, depending on what kind you get as a project, as a project. Them things are so cool bro.
Speaker 2:Cause that that has to do with you too. That determines like Uh-huh, Alright as a challenge, low-key as a challenge, Alright, I'm gonna go to Home Depot this weekend, I hope. Better go get me a bonsai tree, bro. What are we going to call it? What are we going to call it Constant cold family? What are we going to call this bonsai tree?
Speaker 1:Hard to take care of bonsai tree. Thank you Google for always listening. It says they aren't inherently difficult to care for. With the right knowledge and little dedication, you can successfully nurture a bonsai tree.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:Okay, knowledge and little dedication, you can successfully nurture a bonsai tree. Okay, okay, fuck it bro.
Speaker 2:I thought that was gonna be hard, bro. Get something harder, bro. What is it all right?
Speaker 1:uh, let's look y'all let us know in the comments.
Speaker 2:Huh kelp try to grow kelp fucking above water fucking glow uh.
Speaker 1:Grow a coral reef in your living room in the toilet hold on y'all. We about to get started into this episode. What would be a a hard plant what ferns? No fern I think fern is the easiest one.
Speaker 2:You only gotta take care of them, just give them water federal leaf figs.
Speaker 1:There's some fake plants, but I ain't never heard none of this. This some dr sue shit right here.
Speaker 2:Orchids camellia camellia sunflowers about to grow some cilantro, some shit fuck was a challenging plant to grow indoor a dandelion, bro dandelion zebra plant zebra plant. Why is it called a zebra plant?
Speaker 1:snake plants are hard to maintain. Bro y'all'all lying, bro Y'all Ain't no damn way.
Speaker 2:You'll be surprised bro.
Speaker 1:I'm going to do my research on that, bro, you'll be surprised. Y'all let us know in the comments, though Let us know what plant Yaya should buy.
Speaker 2:Right, look, y'all do want a bonsai tree.
Speaker 1:So let us know a name for the bonsai tree. Right, oh, get a bonsai tree. Don't y'all want one, bro? That shit pretty good. That shit pretty good.
Speaker 2:Cactus is a bonsai tree, but I'm going to go get them this weekend. Yeah, oh shit, a little bit of my Heritage, a little heritage and a little bit of where I'm trying to go. You feel me Japan. You feel me. You feel me Low key.
Speaker 1:Gotta envision so for anybody that is Japanese and wants a man that has a bonsai tree and a cactus, y'all, let the man YayaFRB know. I feel me Hit him up, but how was your week? Did we already talk about it?
Speaker 2:Yeah, we kind of like I said I don't remember. Like I said I had stuff I wanted to talk about, but I don't remember Like it was funny stuff, but I don't remember. I don't remember the whole script I had in my head. I had like a whole, like you said, but I had a whole plan of, like I wanted to say, my stuff but I don't remember what.
Speaker 1:All right, yo, we already dragged it on long enough, but let's just go ahead and get into this to say it's gonna be something a little intriguing, something a little fascinating a little doubly a copy of itself, if you will.
Speaker 2:An imitation, an imitation, no crap a double goer a double walk walker oh, yeah, Okay oh yeah, Hold on. Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 1:Hey, hey Ka A vardurger.
Speaker 2:Who got the Norse?
Speaker 1:one Hold on. That's what I was looking for.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I was looking for that's right, that's right All looking for yeah that's what I was looking for.
Speaker 1:That's right. That's right, all right, y'all. So today's, today's subject is going to be the doppelgangers. Today, we're going to be talking about doppelgangers, what they is, what they isn't. What does it mean? What to do if you see a doppel gonger? All right, yeah, you're going to lead off into it. Yeah, I'll give you a little quick one down. What is the origin? Or historical belief?
Speaker 2:it's you ask? The mythology of spirit doubles can be traced back to thousands of years and was present in many cultures of the past, holding a prominent place in ancient legends, Stories, artworks and books by various authors. Perhaps the most well-known reference to spirit doubles or alter egos is the doppelganger, A word still used today to refer a person that is physically or behaviorally similar to another person. So a doppelganger is a person who bears a striking resemblance to another person, but who is not related to that person. It can be a paranormal doppelganger if a living person is often seen as a harbinger of bad luck or an omen of impending death.
Speaker 1:I did hear about that too. Did you know that there's like different folklores, like do you have the uh, egyptian folklore, english celtic belief and native american beliefs? So in germanic folklore it is believed that any, that everyone, has a spirit double. That mirrors their appearance and actions, kind of like you said. And in Norse mythology a similar concept exists called a Vardogur. I think that's how you say it.
Speaker 2:I think that's how that O goes Vardurgr, vardurgr. Sound about right.
Speaker 1:My fault. Y'all, y'all let me know how I'm doing. It's pretty much like a ghostly twin that appears before a person arrives somewhere leading others to believe they had already been there whole whole shadow clone.
Speaker 2:Shadow clone due to shadow clone due to so. In ancient, in ancient, in egyptian mythology, a cop was a tangible spirit, spirit double, having the same memories and feelings as the person to whom the counterpart belongs to.
Speaker 1:They said it was seen as a protective entity in some cases and then sometimes it was In some cases.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, in some cases it was seen that way, but another, you see it. You're going to die.
Speaker 1:Imagine, bro, the Egyptians talking to each other. Bro, what if they didn't talk in sounds, but in the form of their alphabet? What the hell do these hieroglyphics mean? What the hell does it mean? Shawty broke up with you through a hieroglyphic sex.
Speaker 2:Let's talk about it. You over here.
Speaker 1:Bitch Be up 3 o'clock at night. Send her the Sphinx emoji With the tongue out emoji. I don't even know what that shit means.
Speaker 2:Girl, what's your?
Speaker 1:only pharaoh. Oh shit, Texting through hieroglyphics is crazy work. Talking about If you can read through hieroglyphics, you just might be him.
Speaker 2:No cap Talking about that Is, that Is that Anubusi, or what I tried, y'all I tried.
Speaker 1:It's on the spot, all right. So they also got like the Celtic legend of the fetch, which describes a spectral double of a living person, often appearing as a sign of their imminent death, and in British and Irish folklore, ghostly twins or doubles sometime appeared before tragic events.
Speaker 2:I saw another thing that in modern times the term twin stranger is sometimes used to describe a doppelganger.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, I ain't never heard that term before.
Speaker 2:I never heard it either, but that's what it says. Twin, stranger Damn. So everybody's saying twin. That really my doppelganger.
Speaker 1:Right, that really my twin. That really my twin. Stranger, that's where the slang came from. Duh, y'all Connected the dots here at cosmic cove, right? We always connect the dots here at cosmic cove. I know that the native americans believe that doppelganger could possibly just be like a skinwalker or a shape-shifting okay, I didn't see that. Okay, which makes sense because I mean they say that the skinwalker does take the? We haven't talked about skin.
Speaker 2:We have we have not in depth, not in depth, all right. Next episode we're going to do skin.
Speaker 1:There you go y'all look forward to that, but um okay, but they consider it my bad.
Speaker 2:No, you're good, so they consider it like a wendigo or something like, something like that.
Speaker 1:Okay, well, yeah skinwalker, because it's like two different.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I get those confused yeah, they're, yeah, they're two different.
Speaker 1:They're two different things right, for me it's the same thing, bro who classes them together?
Speaker 2:I, I don't well. Well, that that's.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we'll talk about it we'll talk about it next episode. So some of the stupors, superstitions, superstitions and common beliefs. As we said before, seeing your doppelganger is obviously like a bad omen. That signifies illness, misfortune, dev. Some believe it means your soul is being stolen or you are spiritually vulnerable. According to some folklore, speaking to your doppelganger can lead to madness or self-destruction.
Speaker 2:Going off what you said, some accounts suggest doppelgangers might attempt to provide misleading or malicious advice or plant censored ideas in their victims' minds.
Speaker 1:Bruh, that is crazy. Imagine seeing your doppelganger and you'd be like what it do, twin Stranger. And he's like howdy twin stranger. You should probably go to work today, evil.
Speaker 2:Evil right there. Evil reincarnate right there.
Speaker 1:Get in my car it blows up, boom, holy shit, ho, ho, rick and Morty. The evil Morty Takes the patch off, takes the patch off, takes the mask off. It was a whole different doppelganger.
Speaker 2:It wasn't even my doppelganger. I got fooled. What you got, bro?
Speaker 1:What you got.
Speaker 2:So okay. So doppelganger seen. So this is just a little belief. Doppelganger seen by a person's relative or friend was said to signify the illness or danger would befall uh, that person while seeing one's own doppelganger was said to be an omen of death.
Speaker 2:So that was just depending on who saw it, okay okay, it varies like which is crazy, because we've seen them before like my mom be, like I just saw you going to that room or like I just like I just saw your sister go in there. I'm like, no, she's not even here, what type of shit like that. But I don't know. That's the other thing, where they don't know if it's a spirit, if it's a malicious spirit, it's just residual energy left floating around in the cosmos, type shit, type shit.
Speaker 1:I'd really be on that On it. On it left floating around in the cosmos, I'll really be on that. So let me tell you some real life reports of doppelgangers. One of the most famous one is, awfully obviously, abraham lincoln's doppelganger. Oh you got it, oh you go ahead go ahead bro.
Speaker 2:Oh okay, because I got some other ones all right.
Speaker 1:so according to this, um uh, what happened was uh. Shortly after his election in 1860, abraham lincoln sat down to rest and glanced at a mirror across the room. To his shock, he saw two reflections of himself. One was his normal appearance, while the other was a pale, sickly version with a deadly, deathly complexion. So the ghostly double disappeared after a few seconds, and Lincoln's wife, mary Todd Lincoln, was deeply superstitious and saw this as a bad omen. She interpreted it as like a prophecy. The healthy looking Lincoln represented his first term in office, while this ghostly pale version meant that he would win a second term but would not survive it. So Lincoln dismissed it as a trick of delight at first, but then he saw the apparition multiple times and what ended up happening was Lincoln was reelected in 1864, but in April 1865, he was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, fulfilling Mary Todd's ominous prediction.
Speaker 2:That is crazy and you got to think what killed him. What's that actually? Doppelganger was just like the superstition behind it that probably got to him, you know because I'm a bit believing, like, whatever you feel, whatever you, you you attract what like what's around you. Like you, you attract that, that energy. So I feel like if you're thinking, about that the whole time what really led to his death, like that Just on a supernatural level.
Speaker 1:So if you don't believe, do you think that prevents it from you being affected by it? I think so, you think so, I think so yeah, Throw pepper flakes. Pepper flakes. If y'all encounter a ghost or anything, throw pepper flakes, trust me, it works, and you'll know'all. Encounter a ghost or anything, throw pepper flakes. Trust me, it works.
Speaker 2:And you know it's not a ghost. If the motherfucker Behind the mask sneezes, it's usually Mr Jenkins. Jenkins that you.
Speaker 1:That's right. I would've gotten away with it If it wasn't for these meddling kids. What you got bro.
Speaker 2:I found just a little bit More information. I got some other stories, but I just wanted to Say another thing About what you got, bro. I found just a little bit More information. I got some other stories, but I just wanted To say Another thing about the what other cultures Think about the?
Speaker 1:Oh shit, go ahead. Yeah, yeah, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2:So I don't think you covered the Norse one, right? Yeah, okay, you didn't cover the Orkney Islands in Scotland, okay. So People from the Orkney Islands in Scotland Fear small fairy-like creatures called trolls. According to legend, trolls would give birth to children who were apt to be sickly Pregnant. Women were carefully guarded from the trolls, who would often steal healthy human babies and then replace them with their own children, known as changelings, who were transformed into exact replicas of the stolen children.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 2:So that was their version of doppelganger. I got another one just off what you said Of the Native Americans. The creation myth Likewise provides For the role Of dualistic twins. Hopi legends Refer to the twins who were called the child of the sun and the child of the water. The Hopi also believe In duality between the upper world and the underworld, that whatever is Happening here In the upper world, the opposite is happening in the other underworld. So that's like the evil version of you could uh come come by.
Speaker 1:So another one that I have is uh, let's see. Oh, I thought the bat, the camera was about to die it didn't dim down, did it right, I think it's getting hot.
Speaker 1:All right, okay. So this one's queen elizabeth for queen eliz Elizabeth's death omen. All right. So Queen Elizabeth was Fuck. Where the fuck my notes go? This shit fucking moves, bro. I hate that Fuck. Sorry, y'all Give me a sec. Okay, here it is All right. So Queen Elizabeth, nearing the end of her life, was in her private chambers when she reportedly saw her own lifeless body laying in bed. The spectral twin looked pale and sickly. She was deeply disturbed by the vision and became ill shortly after. Kind of like how you said, like if you believe, like dang, that was me, then it's gonna get to your head and mess with your psyche and be like, oh, I'm getting sick maybe you know, because that's the sebo effect.
Speaker 2:That's that, yeah, exactly. That's that, yeah, because maybe I don't know. Maybe Just on speculation.
Speaker 1:This is just a theory, this is just a cosmic code theory. So just days later, queen Elizabeth died, fulfilling the eerie premonition. Many believe this was a fetch, which was a Celtic belief where double appears before a person's death.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay.
Speaker 1:That's what they say, that's what they think. I mean.
Speaker 2:I think it goes back to like if you believe in it, you know you're more, I think so You're just more prone for that stuff to happen. Okay, so I got a story online. There's some shit ton of stories online about doppelgangers. So around 15 years ago, when both of my kids were toddlers, I was putting them to bed one night and my son was adamant that he wear his favorite race car pajamas. I happily obliged, helped him change it to them and tucked them into bed. Then I sat down at my kitchen table with a friend who had come over to chat and catch up the way that my apartment was set up. You could see my kids bedroom doorway from the kitchen table.
Speaker 2:My friend and I were talking for a while before we were suddenly interrupted by the sound of my son screaming. We both turned and looked into the bedroom doorway and saw my son standing there loudly crying, shrieking and wearing his green pajamas with airplanes on them. Everything inside of me was screaming that this was wrong. The hair on the back of my neck stood on end and a cold shiver shot down my spine. My friend and I wordlessly stared at each other for a second. We both knew that my son couldn't change his pajamas by himself. Yet we looked back at the doorway and my son was gone. We ran to the bedroom and found him tucked in bed, still sleeping peacefully in his red race car pajamas. My friend asked me if I saw him standing there in his green airplane pajamas and I confirmed that I had my friend freaked out and left. I slept in my kid's bedroom floor that night to make sure nothing happened to them. Damn bro, that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 2:That shit gave me shivers. I make sure nothing happened to them. Damn bro, that's pretty crazy. That shit gave me shivers.
Speaker 1:I hate that. I hate that. What would you do if you saw your doppelganger? Then Real quick.
Speaker 2:My doppelganger. You fuck my boy. He take my life. You fuck, Enjoy this debt.
Speaker 1:my boy, if I saw my doppelganger turn in the corner or, as the youngin say, bend the corner he was bending the corner Right before he turned I'm like that felt weak as fuck my boy, he turned around Smack.
Speaker 1:Give me that shit. I know he got some money in his wallet. Let me get this Double infinite money glitch right there. If it's my doppelganger, give me that shit. I know he got some money In his wallet. Let me get this Double Infinite money glitch right there. If it's my doppelganger, he should have my same wallet.
Speaker 2:In his pocket. I tell you this out he's your doppelganger, right, he's your opposite. I'm broke, let me up. If he up, let me out Out of there.
Speaker 1:That's it. Run me that shit. There y'all go If y'all see our doppelganger run his pockets.
Speaker 2:If he polis.
Speaker 1:I'm not. I'm broke as shit. So that means he up as shit, run his pockets, y'all Run his pockets. I'll take that body away from him. Give me that shit, all right. So I got to whatchamacallit have one more little quick encounter.
Speaker 1:There's plenty of encounters, like you said plenty of stories or whatever this one is Captain the Great, a terrifying encounter from the late 1700s. Let's hop in the time machine. La la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la la la, la, la, la, la, la, la la. Let's hop in the time machine because you got to go back to the dinosaur era and then you got fast forward, right? That's how it works, guys go so far back that you went forward that's how it works.
Speaker 2:That's how it works all right.
Speaker 1:So who she was. Catherine the Great was the Empress of Russia and known for a strong leadership. She reportedly had a chilling experience with her doppelganger. So one evening katherine's guards ran to her chambers panicked. You know, holy shit, katherine, is that you in there? So they claimed they had just seen her sitting on her throne in the palace hall. But the real katherine was in bed. Curious katherine went to investigate. Let me go check this shit out. To her horror, she saw her exact duplicate sitting motionless on the throne. So Catherine, being a pragmatic ruler, ordered her guards to shoot at the entity.
Speaker 2:The bullets passed through it and the doppelganger vanished. She didn't even start it shoot this fake ass bitch right there, treason. Behead that woman. She didn't even start it Right. Shoot this fake ass bitch right there.
Speaker 1:Treason, behead that woman. Stop that, that wench.
Speaker 2:The hag.
Speaker 1:I don't know what they said in Russian Suka, all right. So shortly after this event, catherine fell ill and died. So many saw this as a deaf omen, reinforcing the superstition that seeing one's own doppelganger foretells like dude. She really got affected by them. Bullets the next day, couple business days later oh shit, tight shit, them were not regular bullets. Bullets the next day, couple business days later oh shit, tight shit. Them were not regular bullets, them were spirit bullets.
Speaker 2:Spiritual bullets that caught up to her Because they shot the doppelganger. But it's not going to happen to the doppelganger, it's going to happen to her Right.
Speaker 1:That's how it works.
Speaker 2:We figure it out what you got man.
Speaker 2:All right, but tell this how it turned out. This happened to many of us girls that worked together. We worked at a dog kennel place. Many weird things happened, but let me stick to your main theme for this comment. We would hear each other speaking when we weren't even there that day. Chill, because that happened to me at work today. Hold on, hold on, hold on, all right, hold on.
Speaker 2:I would constantly see my manager standing next to me as I bathed dogs Like she wanted to say something, but when I turned around no one was there. We would randomly get called to the kennels or office and when we got there no one was looking for us. Sometimes our radios, turned off, would go on and sound Bring Fido to the office for pickup, get to the office with said dog, and no one had radio, nor the owners were there. Twice one of my friends texted me mad because she saw me talking to manager on my day off and was upset. I didn't go back and talk to her for a bit. I didn't go in. We called it the mimic or imitator, and it was always the same three of us that were mimicked. Damn so all three of them were getting there bro hell, no damn bro me.
Speaker 1:Uh, shooting my shot. Come to the. Come to the bathroom. You want head me. Me putting me, putting my feet on the toilet. They're like nobody's in here Me over. Fuck, I lost my chance. I lost it. Next time we meet up guys. This thing told me if we went to the bathroom it was going to give me head. I'm over it. Oh, that's disgusting. Oh, it was your voice. Your voice, though. Oh, I would never say something like that. That was my mimic. It must have been the mimic guy straight to the gas light.
Speaker 2:Gas light though that's disgusting.
Speaker 1:Look at you, I would never but unrelated, not going to the bathroom. It's just like just just look at, just start biting your. Just look at, just start biting your lip. Just look at, just look at you. I'll be back, guys, I gotta go.
Speaker 2:That's right, We've seen this. Now what?
Speaker 1:were you going to say, though my fault. You said it happened to you at work, or something like that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm almost like Take this out, not to deviate too much from the topic. But okay, so we pulled it to the house we had been working there. Come back one day there's a small child's handprint on the stair. Damn, wasn't there the day before? Wasn't there Like we tried to describe like was it here I the day before? Wasn't there, like we tried to describe like was it here I? Was like no, we would have seen this. Like we had walked up and down the stairs the whole day. It was not there, it was just on one, just a random kid's handprint.
Speaker 1:You know, in the very middle of the steps, like on the side.
Speaker 2:But it was like the bottom, not Because we were like, okay, so there was a child, you know, that had climbed up. There's no other handprints, you know, there's literally just one. So you know we were like, all right, we just left it there. Nobody really said anything else. So today I had finished painting the stairs and I heard my brothers talking upstairs, and they were upstairs. I had, you know, got to work my way down, so I was telling them to throw me my shoes, because I had my, I changed shoes. I didn't want to walk back inside, I mean walk around with my good shoes, but I'm yelling for them. I'm yelling, bro, it got quiet. I'm yelling.
Speaker 1:Sammy.
Speaker 2:Sammy, bro, it went quiet. Bro, they were just having a full conversation like talking out of shit. I was like fuck it bro. I got pissed off. I was like, bro, I know your motherfucker's hearing me, y'all talking to each other, so y'all don't got your headphones in, right, bro? I walk out. Both of them in the van.
Speaker 1:They were waiting on you, they were waiting on me. Oh, hell, no bro.
Speaker 2:And I was like were y'all inside? I was like were y'all inside? I haven't. I asked them. I was like Yo, were y'all inside?
Speaker 2:He was like Nah, we been out here, I ain't telling we been out here, jail, jail, right, no, but they were like they were, like they were just, they were just chilling In the van. Like, like you know, you can tell when they just got there and like when they've just chilling the van. Like, like you know, you can tell when they just got there and like when they've been chilling wait, if you heard them up, sorry, I didn't mean to go.
Speaker 1:Uh, if you heard them upstairs, was there another set to get downstairs? Yeah, yeah, so oh, okay, it's, it's three, it's three floors, it's three floors, and I'm doing the stairs, going, going down oh, okay and down leads to the garage oh, and you're gonna come out of the garage, okay but the damn I still want to walk for it so then the van was on the side of the road because they had just poured new concrete, so the van's not even nowhere close, fuck that shit, I would've told them, y'all knew I was coming.
Speaker 1:This was my schedule. Y'all was not throwing off my concrete.
Speaker 2:I would've burned down that bitch. But nah bro. So they were like the van was far as fuck. So I was like I tried to give myself the benefit of the doubt. I was like maybe I heard the echo.
Speaker 1:I was like bro, that nah bro that ain't no fucking echo bro, the van's like all the way over there started testing it out went, went back to the house.
Speaker 2:Nah, I didn't hear nah, but that happened, bro, today damn bro, that's pretty crazy heard them and the crazy part is I didn't know what they were talking about. I couldn't understand what they were talking about, but I heard the voices like them, talking, laughing, like having a full on conversation, and then, when I was yelling the name like, it stopped.
Speaker 2:As soon as I started calling the name it stopped damn bro, that's pretty crazy I instantly, like well, not instantly, but it didn't give them enough time to actually be in the van. By the time I went over there they were just inside the hell. But damn bro that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 1:No life account real life account right quick y'all let us know if y'all had any of those encounters before. But before we end off on this, tell you of things to do if you do happen to encounter your doppelganger, because here at cosmic co we try and ensure. We try to ensure your safety, the security of your well-being. We keep you well informed, entertained, entertained, aroused we're eating balls no, but um.
Speaker 1:so many coaches believe that speaking to or touching your doppelganger can lead to bad luck, illness or even death, as heard in, like the stories that we told about. So some say that interacting with it could merge your soul with it, causing you to lose your identity or life force. So what to do instead is to stay calm and do not acknowledge it directly. Slowly remove yourself from the situation without making sudden movements. Avoid prolonged eye contact. It may be tempting to examine it closely, but folklore warns against this. So another thing they say you could do is observe its behavior. Why? Because only a freak like you has your own habits. It's like I know why he's going to the bathroom.
Speaker 2:I just know 345, yeah, he left the water running for a reason he's masking the noise.
Speaker 1:I know what kind of monster he is.
Speaker 2:That's how I know he's my opposite, because he's not a freak he don't put it on the big screen.
Speaker 1:He don't put it on the big screen.
Speaker 2:He uses his phone like a weirdo.
Speaker 1:Put it on that 70-inch TV.
Speaker 2:Mirror and zoom in.
Speaker 1:Put that shit. Max volume 70-inch TV. Max volume Open my curtains.
Speaker 2:I'm just Never mind, never mind.
Speaker 1:That whole room Smelling crazy For a while.
Speaker 2:No lotion, but I said cream.
Speaker 1:Cheese everywhere. Cheese everywhere y'all. So it says you can observe it's behavior. Why Is? Because you need to understand the top gangers Behaves, Behaviors which could provide Like clues about it's nature and intent. To understand the top gangers behaviors which could provide clues about its nature and intent.
Speaker 1:If it mimics your movements exactly. Some believe it may be a shadow self or astral projection. If it acts independently, it could be a warning sign, a trickster entity or something supernatural. Supernatural, so you know. You can ask yourself like does it appear slightly off? Or the story, like this distorted, uh, which could like it could uh fuck, I can't talk which could indicate a hallucination or supernatural presence. It is mimicking your actions. Yeah, good luck, doppelganger. Uh, is it mimicking your actions in real time or is it behaving differently? Like, um, if you lift your left arm, does it lift its left arm? If it's coughing, does it call? Like, if you cough, does it cough? Type shit, meet me. So the star drinker, sir sir you need to leave.
Speaker 1:This is the plant section of home depot. I'm allowed to go. He's over there Get him. Stop him. Is anyone else seeing it? If others see it too, this adds to the mystery.
Speaker 2:I'm just jerking my shit in the middle of Walmart.
Speaker 1:What the fuck is Walmart doing? Oh, you're hearing all the walkie talkies. There's two guys jerking off. I know I'm not crazy, I knew it, I knew it. There's two guys jerking off. I know I'm not crazy, I knew it, I knew it.
Speaker 2:There's two twins jerking off at Walmart? Yeah well, I'll bring the taster.
Speaker 1:One of them is shaved, one isn't. I'll leave that to you. You ain't going to win. All right. It also says to check your mental and physical state. Some doppelganger sightings may be caused by fatigue, stress or neurological conditions. Are you crazy bitch? Did you take your meds today? Did you forget to take your meds? So hallucinations could be triggered by lack of sleep, migraines or conditions like uh, he had to he uh autoscopy, some shit like that it's just a disorder where people see their double cell oh okay, oh, it's like an actual god, I wouldn't say like schizophrenia, but it's like what's the actual thing, though?
Speaker 1:it's like an actual thing. So it says what to do. Take deep breaths and ground yourself in reality, you know, because sometimes you know you just tend to lose yourself. You know, like kind of like if you see, you think you see something and you like scare yourself, you're like, oh shit.
Speaker 2:Sometimes you just need to take it easy. You got to take it easy.
Speaker 1:Let your eyes adjust, get clear your mind and then you realize it's just.
Speaker 2:We've said this. We've said this before.
Speaker 1:It's just a pile of clothes, it's just your curtain, it's just something.
Speaker 2:It's just a shadow that somehow somehow shaped perfectly as a dude. Move his head Move his head and just walking towards me with the knife, with the hand up and the knife or something like that, I don't know but it's probably because I haven't been sleeping a it says uh, check reflection in the mirror.
Speaker 1:If the doppelganger is there but not matching your movements, it may be an illusion. Um, if you continue to see it, seek medical advice to roll out any possible neurological conditions. It's like I pull up to a doctor, doctor, doctor, you won't believe this. There's a guy. He looks just like me. I swear click. Yes, I've been waiting for you to. Ah, it was your whole doppelganger. You were so caught up, you finally looked at his face.
Speaker 2:Who really wrote that movie? Like that, just like that Tight shit. Who really just gave Warner Brothers that movie, you know here at Cosmic Cove.
Speaker 1:We're kind of like some skit Skit masters. We're kind of like Directors in the making. If you may, if you may, if you may, could you please describe this doppelganger? He looks like you.
Speaker 2:Starts writing on the paper, turns around the paper. Does it look like this? It's just his face.
Speaker 1:It's just a stick man. It's just a stick man.
Speaker 2:So, bitch, that's how I know it's me. This is my real doppelganger. Some goofy shit like that All right.
Speaker 1:So it says protect yourself spiritually if you believe in paranormal causes. Okay, like I said, this isn't for everybody. That's for the people that do believe in like paranormal stuff or in their spiritual beings and stuff like that. So some people, some people believe doppelgangers are spirits, demons or interdimensional entities trying to replace you or harm you. Many spiritual traditions recommend protecting yourself if you encounter one, and there are certain methods you could do. Do not accept anything from it. Some folklore says they may try to offer objects, so you just make sure to refuse them. It gives me a whole $10,000. Right, shit, twin. I knew I always liked you. That's why I fought with you. That's why I fuck with you heavy. When I grow up I want to be just like you, twin. I'm trying to be like you. You got more.
Speaker 2:If you give me 10, you can give me 20.
Speaker 1:Double it and give it to the next person, me turning around, all right, so it says avoid mirrors or reflections for a while, as some people believe. Doppelgangers emerge from them and you can cleanse yourself and your spirit and your space. So burn sage, uh, you can burn like palo santo or incense to ward off negative energy. You can use a protective symbols such as crosses, uh, ruins, depending on your belief system, pray, chant or meditate. If you practice, uh, you know spiritual traditions or whatever it is that you believe in.
Speaker 2:Um, there's like a couple more but I think it's, I think it's just like the common trope with yeah, this is pretty much like the same thing. You know. I'll tell y'all this if I really want to know. If y'all have something in the house, burn some cheetahs right, burn, don't smoke. Don't let the smoke out. Keep the smoke in. No ungodly creek. No, no godly and ungodly creature can can withstand that trust.
Speaker 1:Now I got a whole story about that. Oh, for real.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I gotta it, it's, it's a possessive story, but it goes crazy, bro. Oh for real, real life, damn we're to. Yeah, that's one. We're going to have to save it for a different time. That's the Halloween special. I'm saving that one for Halloween special.
Speaker 1:Make sure to write it down, so we get it bro.
Speaker 2:I got that one.
Speaker 1:If he doesn't give it to us, y'all Please write it down or something, all right, but that's going to end off this segment. I mean not segment. This is going to end off this topic. Some quick flash notes again. You see your doppelganger. Try and get away from it. Don't be too irrational. Don't try and fuck your own doppelganger.
Speaker 2:All you weirdos out there Right Like me.
Speaker 1:I just want to see what it felt like. I just want to see what it felt like. I just want to see what I feel like. I want to see what all the noise is about. I want to hear why no, no, no, never scratch that. I want to see why no noise is being made, me hyping myself up Damn Chill bro, I'm nudity.
Speaker 2:I'm nude, it is, so this just hurt the arch of your back, right, holy shit.
Speaker 1:That signature move is pretty good Fuck Shit.
Speaker 2:I started charging for this.
Speaker 1:Damn my fault. Y'all. The air right now in North Carolina is laced with pollen. Y'all, pray for us, bro, Pray for us. Send some Zyrtec this way, please, y'all. All right so that's enough of that. We're going to lead off to the next segment. You already know what time it is. It's time for that Damn wrong button. Fear is it all in your mind or could it be real? Welcome to Fear. Fact or Fiction.
Speaker 2:Gotta set this up.
Speaker 1:You want to hop right into it. However, you want to do it. This is all you.
Speaker 2:You got to skip.
Speaker 1:No, no, you got it, go ahead, you got it, I ain't got shit, we got shit okay.
Speaker 2:So, there you are. You said wee lad Taking care of her, just about the wee laddie, just a big witty laddie, just taking care of your goats and chickens. I ain't not gonna do that. Yeah, that's right. Alright. So so you said you could get a damn. Now I'm trying to do it. Yeah, that's right. All right. So you're sick of getting down. Now I'm trying to do it, but I don't want to do it no more.
Speaker 1:Like my voice I'll tell you the rest of the episode like this Hold on.
Speaker 2:You're trying to take care of chickens and goats, right, and then you're out there, everything's calm, everything's, no animals making noises. So you go back. Stop my yo, nintendo 64. Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. Then you hear a screech, a scream a growl.
Speaker 1:I'm about to do the sound effects. Go ahead. No, mmm, I'm about to do the sound effects. Go ahead, mmm. I think that's the noise they make.
Speaker 2:That's what the video showed me.
Speaker 1:Tia, what you doing? Tia, Holy shit, sounds like someone's in danger and having a good time Me looking off into a camera that don't exist. Take my glass off.
Speaker 2:Because what the fuck you doing? Look at the other camera and then all the animals just started screeching, Just all of them. You step outside. All the animals are dead On the ground no footprints, no evidence of anything ever attacking them. You go over to a cow. You notice that there's no blood in it.
Speaker 1:This is the story of Chupacabra the Chupacabra or, as Billy says, the Chucamaflabla oh my god, he said that for real.
Speaker 2:He says it that's pretty cool. Though, that's pretty cool, that was pretty good on the, whereas Billy says the chook of my flabla. Oh my God, he said that for real. He says it. That's pretty cool though. That's pretty cool, that was pretty good On the spot.
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Speaker 1:So, Yayo, what is the Chupacabra? Funny you ask Reverence.
Speaker 2:The Chupacabra, meaning goat sucker in Spanish, is a legendary creature or cryptid in the folklore of parts of the Americas, or more specifically Latin Americas, particularly Latin America in the southwestern United States, known for allegedly attacking and draining the blood of livestock. So origin of the name? The name Chupacabra comes from the Spanish word chupar tusa and cabra.
Speaker 2:Goat, greatest of all time, referring to his perpetrated vampiric behavior of draining the blood of livestock, especially goats. So want me to give them the description? Yeah, yeah, yeah, let them know. All right, so the description's varied. You're talking about the details of how it looks. Okay, yeah, yeah, let him know.
Speaker 1:All right, so descriptions vary, you're talking about the details of how it looks, mm-hmm. Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 2:Or was?
Speaker 1:it yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Okay, so eyewitness accounts vary, but common descriptions include a bipedal creature, sometimes with a reptilian or furry appearance sharp spines, glowing eyes and a size comparable to a small bear. Sorry, excuse me. Some chupacabra depictions show the animal with lizard-like skin, while others show it with fur. They have pronounced backbones, which are sometimes covered with sharp spines. A two-legged chupacabra is supposedly a hop-sucked kangaroo. In many depictions chupacabras look like aliens. Some people claim that they are the escape pits of alien visitors escape genetic experiments, natural occurring giant vampire bats or a kind of animal that somehow has escaped capture and detection. Damn, so it's all over the place, bro People really don't know.
Speaker 1:I heard there's like two common accounts, like two common descriptions of it, Of it uh-huh. There's like the reptilian description of it and then there's like a canine description that's the main two. Like I said, people, said they have the some people said it has wings.
Speaker 2:I've seen it where some people said the original I remember the original accounts of it used to say it had wings, before it actually said it didn't have wings and it, and then it was a four uh uh, four-legged uh they said it was about like three to four feet tall.
Speaker 1:The reptilian one, yeah, the reptilian, yeah, reptilian chupacabra.
Speaker 2:Then I haven't heard the one about, uh, the kangaroo. There's the one that just jumps away. I've never heard that one before. I ain't never heard that either.
Speaker 1:Yeah, to me um, they said that the canine chupacabra, looking one, it just looks like. They say it just looks like a dog with mange, with mange. Yeah, that was the main thing.
Speaker 2:I remember years ago where there was supposedly I don't know if you saw there was supposedly with that police officer following that dog, that long style dog. I did see that. I swear that was the most animated bro that looked to me so animated I thought that shit was real.
Speaker 1:That was real but nah, because I was like this on the screen, bro, I was like looking at that thing bro but I broke down the pictures, bro, I I felt like it was uh like like it was who said back in 2008, 2010, bro, I was analyzing, this is hella ai generated no, but they did have stuff like that, didn't they?
Speaker 2:That will look. We will look at the video again, but that looks a little.
Speaker 1:Right, let me tell you the origins of the.
Speaker 1:Chupacabra legend. The Chupacabra legend first gained popularity in 1995 in Puerto Rico, when a series of mysterious livestock deaths were attributed to an unknown creature. Serious livestock deaths were attributed to an unknown creature. Farmers began finding dead goats, chickens and other animals with puncture wounds on their necks completely drained of blood. This led to speculation that some vampiric predator was responsible. The earliest known description of the Chupacabra came from a woman named Madeline Tolentino. Came from a woman named madeline tolentino who reported seeing a strange creature near canovanas, puerto rico. Her description closely resembled uh, the alien-like monsters from 1995 science horror movie species. Some skeptics believe her account was influenced by that film, while others claim she actually witnessed something supernatural. So, despite its relative relativity or relativity Recent emergence in folklore, some research some research believe that similar creatures may have been spoken about in Latin American myths and indigenous legends for centuries. And Latin American myths and indigenous legends for centuries. Some theories suggest that the Chupacabra could be related to Aztec or Mayan deities that fed on blood. How far I got like this, itching my throat.
Speaker 2:Probably falling bro. So, following off that report, there was a different type of Chupacabra that was also reported in many of the same places. These Chupacabras, they were different. They were smaller and stood upon four feet. They were generally canine in appearance but hairless. Actual specimens were produced, but they were identified by biologists as coyotes, dogs or canine hybrids. The animals owed their strange appearance to their hair loss, which holds them from mange and infestation of the mite Scarpitis scababy. It was suggested that the canines attacked livestock because the debilitating effects of the infestation put wild prey out of their reach. So that was just another, just another account of people seeing animals that they thought at least the animals that they gave them they're not. I know they weren't saying those were the main ones responsible, but that's the explanation that they gave that it had mange and that it killed those animals because it couldn't get their own.
Speaker 1:A crazy thing about it, though, was I heard that there was no visible struggle. So they kind of said that maybe the Chupacabra has the ability to hypnotize them or put them in some type of trance as he sucks the blood that's what they were saying in some type of uh trance, as he sucks the blood.
Speaker 2:That's what they were saying. That that's where I remember those reports with the ones with the, with the aliens, the ones that were claiming that it was aliens, uh uh, an alien, uh creature, that it had that power.
Speaker 1:So that's what people in this trance or whatever, yeah, so damn, I feel like that's kind of like the fight or flight. Maybe dogs I mean animals kind of have their how would you say, that instinct as well maybe.
Speaker 2:Maybe, but that whole thing about them not reacting or there being no struggle is very common with alien sightings and stuff like that. Like with alien sightings and stuff like that. So because it's the same thing with Skinwalker Ranch, where they have like UFO sightings and all that stuff there, but they have like the thing it reminds me of is where the bulls that were placed in that container by themselves. So there's like three big-ass bulls that were placed or like four I think, placed in the container that had not been opened in like years, like it still had cowboys and everything inside of it and they were like perfectly stacked upon each other, damn, and then they opened up the door and then they all like freaked out.
Speaker 2:So those, those were under the trends, but those they they alleged those to like alien or like ufo into, like they were messed with by ufos. So that's what they were describing there. They consider the chupacabra being alien, saying that it has those powers of like hypnosis or whatever, and that's why it's able to attack all the livestock like that damn, that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 1:Right there I saw that there was like different theories about the chupacabra, like what it could be, what it could be uh-huh, like they say it could be like a undiscovered species, like some cryptozoologists believe that it's like a type of predator, like an ancient species like probably some undiscovered reptilian creature or experiment gone wrong.
Speaker 1:They said it could be like, like you said, an alien or government experiment. There are some theories that the Chupacabra could be a genetic experiment that escaped from a lab, an alien species left behind by extraterrestrials, a government and experiment and biological warfare that went rogue. Some believers point to strange ufo sightings that coincide with chupacabra report, suggesting a possible extraterrestrial connection. Whole alien really left his dog here on the planet.
Speaker 2:They really did like that and I remember um, I try to look for a specific that one account, but I remember because I remember when the cover was like wow, like out in the belt, I used to say my phone was going to get me too, but I was the same, I just bow, like, because it just started appearing on the news.
Speaker 2:Like, like crazy, just like signings over here, signings over here. Crazy, just like signings over here, signings over here. And I remember there was a whole like news story that I tried looking up but I couldn't find saying that in puerto rico they were running experiment.
Speaker 2:There was a military-based running experiments I heard something like that and then the night before the laws were bearing like, blaring, um, like the whole whole military and that in the island was like, uh, they were moving, they were going through the streets, they were combing the streets, you know, they had like the big tank, like everything, like they were on full on looking for something right, they didn't give no reports or anything like that. The next night. That's when all the tech started, oh shit.
Speaker 2:So that's where they were, that idea of it being like a rogue military experience, something like that, because, uh, I remember seeing that whole thing but like, like soldiers were in the streets, like everything damn and then, like they're literally saying, like the next day, that's when the attacks, that's when they started finding the animals and they started up again I heard something like that before too, but I really can't remember the accounts or anything like that or the whole story behind now. I remember, because I I was, so I was so focused on that thing, like just and like I said, but I used to think that thing was. I just think that thing was over here, bro, right about the well, there's some people say that it is like in southern states.
Speaker 2:I remember texas and stuff like that. Yeah, I remember texas, uh arizona, maybe, maybe new mexico uh, those states, they have more of the mange dog attack. No, you're good, bro, mange attacks, mange dogs, that's what they were saying that those states were. I really didn't find anything for those states saying it was alien related. But Puerto Rico and Mexico were saying that it was alien related or like yeah, it was like different, goddamn I thought that was Roxy.
Speaker 1:No, that was what I was doing that it was.
Speaker 2:it had to do with aliens and whatnot.
Speaker 1:Some people said it might be just like a misidentified dog, like coyote or wild animal suffering from mage. For the ones that said that it could be like the wild animal, sorry. So there is some encounters with this chupacabra. So, for example, they have the let's see. Uh, but like we like we talked about the Cano Canovanas, puerto Rico, massacre.
Speaker 1:So the beginning, which was the beginning of the legend, it was like the first widely reported Chupacabra attack, remains one of the most infamous. So in the town of Canovanas, puerto Rico, local farmers began discovering their livestock dead under extremely unusual circumstances. The bodies of sheep, chickens, goats, even dogs, were found with clean puncture wounds on their necks. Unlike attacks known by predators like foxes or feral dogs, these animals were not eaten, ripped apart or clawed. They were simply drained of blood. Witnesses claim to have seen a strange alien-like creature lurking in the forest near the farms. One woman made a lean uh. Tolentino described seeing a creature of glowing red eyes, grayish green skin and long spiny quills running down his back. She reported that it walked on two legs like a kangaroo, but moved unnaturally fast. So the aftermath, over 150 animals were found dead in carnavana salon. The local mayor, jose chamo s, took the report so seriously that he organized a hunting party to track down the creature and despite extensive searches, no Chupacabra was captured and the attacks continued for months.
Speaker 2:That's the crazy part it's the blood being drained. I've seen some other reports that were saying that the bodies were mutilated, but like precisely mutilated. Like surgical detection, yeah there you go surgically, uh, cut open, like the organs removed, but it was like all, like it was all. The attacks were like clean work, none. None of the attacks were messy or like uh, like we said with the sudden struggle, or like blood or like it was just, they were all clean clean.
Speaker 1:Clean kills damn. Do you have any encounters or any stories or anything like that?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I got the list. I don't know. So I got this whole list of all the attacks that were happening at that time, but it's just throughout a couple. They're short. Go ahead, bro, let's hear it, you want to hear all of them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, let's hear it, you'll hear all of them. Yeah, let's hear all right, baby, y'all want to hear it, all right they say, yeah, all right, so, okay.
Speaker 2:So mid-1970s, real grounded valley, south texas, sightings of what may have been a condo light. Uh linked to a rash of mutilated uh cattle blood was removed to the last drop. Uh. Early 1970s, brownsville, texas, rancher finds a bull dead. No blood around it, no tracks.
Speaker 2:1994, puerto Rico four or six little greys found under a bed and chased out of the house with a broom. Reported by George Murphy, march. So after that, that's when the stars, actually they, start connecting to the Chupacabra. March 11, 1995, orocovis eight sheepcovis. Eight sheep found. Eight sheep found dead. The animals had three strange marks or puncture holes in the chest and were described as completely drained of blood. August 1995, cabanas, puerto Rico. Chupacabra blamed for the death of about 150 animals. Sunday, november 19, 1995, puerto Rico. The Chupacabras is blamed in the in the death of dozens of turkeys rabbits, goats, cats, dogs and even horses and cows.
Speaker 2:Said to have ripped open the bedroom window of a house in the north central city of caguas, destroyed a stuffed teddy bear and left a bottle of slime and a piece of rancid white meat on the window seal. It had hairy arms and huge red eyes. Another attack it came at about 7 am. It just showed up and poof, it vanished. So that was the craziest one, that not craziest, but it actually went to somebody's house to attack, because up to that point it had always just been animals and not really many attacks to people itself, to people itself. So in 1999, 1919, 1995, 35 times in three months. Canovas, puerto Rico. Residents saw it one afternoon in his backyard when it came out of the brush and it bit the family dog. I think it belongs to the monkey family, but it isn't a monkey Exactly. He said it ran like a monkey and was about four feet tall, but it didn't have a tail.
Speaker 2:December 7, near Guanaica, guanica, puerto rico, unusual bloodless deaths of chickens and cows. December 14, naguabo, on the east coast, several cage rabbits were found dead with holes in the neck area without a drop of blood. Other rabbits have disappeared. Near rabbit cage was a track with the three-toed claw. December 15, 1995, puerto Rico. In one year it is thought responsible for at least 1,000 killings. Yeah, 1,000 killings Goats, sheep, cattle, chickens and other animals. There are many eyewitnesses accounts. The creature is 4 to 6 feet tall, walks upright, is not humanoid, has large oval, alien type eyes. So this is when they started blaming on the alien side. December 18, 1995, puerto Rico.
Speaker 2:Animals died as the result of a single puncture mark found on some part of the body, which apparently drained them of blood. One photo shows a Simon Seed cat with a punching mark through its skull. December 21, 1995, at 3 am, nicaragua, puerto Rico. 44-year-old Osvaldo Claudio Rosado was watching the car. He was grabbed from behind. He tried to fight off the intruder and saw black hair gorilla about five feet tall, which ran off. Rosado had cuts in his abdomen, possibly torn by fingernails or claws.
Speaker 2:December 21, 1985, klamath falls. Pregnant heifer died with her right ear gone high, cut from her, the tongue cut lengthwise along the top of the teeth, all four teeth removed, leaving black circles on the surface of the udders and the rectum and the and the pedusy cut out of and the knee keyhole cut. No blood at any of of the excisions on the ground. December 26th, early morning hours, puerto Rico, torrencia. Early morning hours. Puerto Rico, torrencia, baja Región. Woman heard strange noises in her house and dog barking. Simon C Catt was found dead with the genital tubes removed, two guinea hens with their throats slit, a chicken with perforations and four ducks and four rabbits dead in their cages.
Speaker 2:December 26th 1995, puerto Rico, san Germán, 11 goats found dead. January 4, 1996, isabel County, michigan, 8 cows frozen and dead. 2 were skin of their hide from head to hooves, 6 were skin of all their hide from neck to hooves. All were black and white hostings and about a week old. January 7, 1996, klamath Falls, oregon, one week old calf dead and mutilated. Right ear had been cut off, the entire skull had been removed.
Speaker 2:Miami rural area northwest Miami rural area, march 1996, killed about 40 animals. One woman saw a dog-like figure standing up With two short hands in the air. May 2, 1996, rio Grande Valley, south Texas. Pet goat dead with three puncture wounds In its neck. Six-year-old goat found with telltale marks Of the Chupacabra. May 2, juarez, mexico.
Speaker 2:Many small mammals, dogs etc. Have met this tall animal Likelike being with three toe feet. Sorry, many small mammals, dogs et cetera have met with this tall animal-like being with three toe feet and hands on haunches, with the forearm suspended at test level. Very similar to a kangaroo. It has a row of spikes or straight feather like projections from its head and down his back that right there rise and lower and have been to glow with their own light has been seen to take off on all force. The sucking device seems to be a tube like projection from the mouth. May 2, 1996, mexico, and and Miami. Attacks are becoming more distributed. Wounds resemble a quarter hole, similar to a biopsy puncture that extended completely through the muscle tissue and in at least one instance the wounds were discovered pronouncedly through the inner tissue without leaving any wound traces on the surface layer skin.
Speaker 2:May 3, 1996, calderon Village in Nalua, northern Mexico, a giant bat-like creature terrorizes the village. Ghosts are found daily with their blood sucked dry. Witnesses said today. Informers have formed night vigilante squads. We are telling people to keep the women and children locked up inside at night. A villager said Nobody knows really what it is. Dozens of ghosts have fallen victim to the bloodsucker has allegedly attacked one human.
Speaker 2:Friday, may 3rd, mexican state of Sonora, veracruz En Agua Prieta, numerous animals drained of blood In a vague report of a human suffering the same fate. May 3rd, sinaloa State, the state below Sonora State Dead cows and sheep. The animals are described as one to one and a half feet and able to take flight. So this one's a little shorter. May 9th 1996, at two in the morning, espinosa family. A front door was opened and a creature was seen three to four foot high, with scaly skin, clawed hands, red eyes, eyes and a row of spines from the skull cap and down the back. The creature mumbled and gestured, I don't know what, just uh. May 9 1996 this is about 30 in the morning. A seven-year-old boy in the same house said the creature stood on his bed and briefly on his chest. Both the other and the younger Spinoza family members described it as small a smell like a wet dog.
Speaker 2:May 10, 1996 in Florida, reports of a troop of cowards among Hispanics. I just added that one because that was like the crit among Hispanics. I'm not sure what they meant by that. All them Mexican folks, all them Mexicans attracted it. So May 12th in Mexico's southern state of Chiapas, 20 dead rams found with punching marks Damn. So that's all I got for that one. I know I went a little crazy with that one, holy shit.
Speaker 1:Y'all talking about some freaking encounters, that is, some encounters right there.
Speaker 2:That is all alleged reports.
Speaker 1:Let me just go ahead and add one more encounter, Go ahead. So this is the Honduras military encounter in 2015. So armed soldiers versus the unknown. One of the most bizarre and chilly modern chupacabra encounters happened in Honduras in 2015, when a group of military personnel on a training mission claimed to have been attacked by an unknown creature. So the incident? A team of Honduran soldiers were conducting a night patrol exercise when they heard strange growls coming from the jungle. At first they assumed it was a young jaguar or a jaguar. Sorry, but the noises were unlike anything they have heard before. Suddenly, one soldier, Private Jorge Ramirez, spotted a pair of glowing red eyes in the darkness. Before they could react, the small humanoid creature emerged from the underbrush. According to their report, it stood on two legs, had grayish rubbery skin and moved faster than any animal, darting between trees in an unnatural way. When a soldier fired a warning shot, the creature leapt over 15 feet into the air and disappeared.
Speaker 2:Damn a warning shot.
Speaker 1:the creature leapt over 15 feet into the air and disappeared. Damn so the aftermath was the soldiers were so disturbed that they reported the sightings to their superiors. Official records classified the event, leading the speculation of a cover-up in the jungle where the sightings occurred was later declared off limits to civilians oh shit casual, something casual okay but yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1:That's gonna finish off on this subject. Y'all. Sorry, we uh went a little long on oh shit, casual, something casual, okay okay, but yeah, that's it. That's going to finish off on this subject. Y'all Sorry, we went a little long on it, but it's the Chupacabra.
Speaker 2:You can't help it. It's a freaking, infamous Chupacabra. Everybody knows the freaking Chupacabra. Everybody's heard a story.
Speaker 1:Everybody has a friend that's seen one. Y'all let us know what y'all think. Oh, wait, before that let's rank the chupacabra on a scale of one to ten. Let me give you my personal opinion. Do you believe wait, do you believe in the chupacabra?
Speaker 2:50, 50, 50, 50, just for the. And let me tell you why. Let me tell you why. Let me tell you why 50, 50, just okay, we, we have the reports, we, we have the reports, we have the reports consistent attacks, so to say consistent attacks, same MO all throughout you know all of them have the blood drain or whatever.
Speaker 1:All of them.
Speaker 2:So we can't deny that. There's 42 happen around the world. We can't just simply deny that. Okay, so that's my 50 where I believe.
Speaker 2:Where I don't believe is where we can't get it conclusive or a consistent of what it actually looks like, but they're being like the reptile or coyote, or like coyote yeah, like with mange, you know, we haven't seen, like, if it's like the bipedal one with the scales and the spine, we haven't, the scales and the spine, we haven't seen that. And the one we do have with the dog running they just said it was the dog with mange. So and then I remember seeing the whole dog, but a dog with mange.
Speaker 1:how would that take the blood out of an?
Speaker 2:animal. That I don't believe that's, I don't believe that's the cause of those animals dying, but that's the only evidence that we have, quote unquote of a chupacabra. So just for that fact that we can't get it like like more concrete evidence, or like the fact that one side says it look like a kangaroo or a dog or like a little, you know, that part is inconsistent. The text is consistent. The text, the text happened. I mean the text, the text are real. It's just, uh, would it look like that? That, uh, that keeps me on the fence. Did it happen? It obviously happened.
Speaker 1:So you believe it's real, but it's probably not what they describe it as it's real. Yeah, there you go, perfect.
Speaker 2:I couldn't say it better myself.
Speaker 1:I'm really just like him, guys, I might be his doppelganger.
Speaker 2:He might be my doppelganger.
Speaker 1:I'm about to weed laddie no, but um, same with me, bro, I'd have to go 50, 50. I hate, I hate doing that. You know, I either want to say I do or I don't but in this case, this one, I wanted more to be uh you have the reports. Like we said, you have the occurrences that they that occurred, like even with the military in honduras. You have reports from like, uh, the americas, like north america or like the united states, south america yeah, freaking puerto rico, freaking little, freaking island you know that's over by over there, by over there over yonder and and.
Speaker 1:For it to be the same attacks as something that would happen in Honduras or Mexico or some shit.
Speaker 2:For it to be blood drained out of a goat out of a chicken and it all happened consistently throughout that one year. I mean, obviously it was like two, three years. That really was crazy, but it was the same stuff all throughout.
Speaker 1:It does damage it, it does damage, it does damage. That's a lot of damage.
Speaker 2:That's a lot of damage, but there's about only about three or four reports of it actually attacking a human yeah, so in that aspect, just because of that, I mean, there's not really much reports of humans coming into interactions, and even those reports could be something else.
Speaker 1:Yeah, coming into interactions with it, and even those reports could be something else. Yeah, I'd give it maybe. I mean, in the sense of me being a human, I'd give it maybe like a 5.
Speaker 2:That's what I was thinking. I was thinking 5. Just for the 50-50, just right down the middle.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'd give it like a 5. Because it's more deadly towards 4.5, 5, something like that.
Speaker 2:It's more towards animals. Yeah, that's what it is. It's main beef is animals.
Speaker 1:If I was an animal, like, I mean, obviously humans are animals or whatever, but if I was like a helpless animal?
Speaker 2:Right, there you go. I mean I'm still kind of a helpless animal. If I was a wild animal.
Speaker 1:If I was unable to conceal carry animal or carry animal eso na bestia if, if my, if my belt size, aka 45 ACP, was not on my so called person, then I would be that that animal, you'd be an animal, yep, but since it is on the hip, I am not that animal exactly exactly yep, but uh, not like for a, for a, though, like I give it like a 4.5 and 5 it's. It's deadly in the aspect that it can drain your blood.
Speaker 1:Maybe put you ina hallucination of some sort but I don't think, I don't know, bro, I just For it to put, say us in a trance we might get startled and be like, oh fuck, and then freeze a little bit. But I feel like you know that fight or flight.
Speaker 2:I don't even think it's putting humans under a trance.
Speaker 1:I think it's mainly just the animal might go into shock or something.
Speaker 2:It's a simple mind of an animal, you know, just being On some moderate shit.
Speaker 1:It really just be putting them in that genjutsu. Let them live their best life while being destroyed, oh, while being killed.
Speaker 2:Oh shit.
Speaker 1:I do what I do here at.
Speaker 2:Kazunoko, it's the Chupacabra.
Speaker 1:Madara Uchi, it's gonna be the title. It's the Chupacabra, madara Uchi.
Speaker 2:There's a whole Rinnegan on that thing.
Speaker 1:But, um, I don't know, I don't know, don't know, what do you think? Then you give it a 4.55, I give it a 5.
Speaker 2:Like I said, it's 50-50, it's down the middle, it's deadly. I ain't gonna say it's not deadly, clearly it's deadly, but I mean it's a short king, you know it's the other dude that apparently got attacked from behind you know, according to what he said, you know he got. He got a tag from behind and still was able to fight the thing off. You know so.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that just goes to show. I mean he got, he got cut or whatever.
Speaker 2:But I mean, if he just a dude.
Speaker 1:That's just like another day in the UK really.
Speaker 2:That's really just, you know you get crumpet, some tea, some biscuits, but yeah, like I don't think, I don't think it's, it's really, uh, at least a threat for humans. Like I said, it is dangerous, it's, it's deadly, but not to humans. Yeah, y'all.
Speaker 1:Let us know what y'all think, though. Let us know if y'all believe in the chupacabra. Let us know if y'all think it's a it's all cat, let us know. If it's fact. Let us know if you have any stories from me either. Your parents, your grandparents, your grandma, your dog, your goldfish, your cat, uh, your uncle, cousins, the person in your closet, let us know if they have any stories. The dude in your floor boys, the guy who keeps crawling in and out of the attic and eats your snacks from the fridge? Y'all, let us know if y'all have any uh opinions about it. Write it down in the comments. Or out of the attic and eat your snacks from the fridge chill, chill, what you supposed to mean? Y'all, let us know if y'all have any uh opinions about it. Write it down in the comments or hit, hit us up on the instagram page or on tiktok. But, uh, we're gonna go ahead and lead on to the next subject.
Speaker 1:Y'all, this one's a good one. It's a doozy. Some say it's a little superstitious. Ooh, maybe it is superstitious. So we're going to be covering superstitions. Yes, round of applause. Fuck, fuck. Superstitions. Everybody knows them, everybody hears them, everybody loves them. Some people hate them. Superstitions is just like it's a superstition really. Yeah, like everybody knows about superstitions, everybody knows a superstition being little kids.
Speaker 2:Step on a crack, break your mama's back.
Speaker 2:Me stomping the fuck out. That thing I used to sometimes, because sometimes my mom would hit me in the morning because she'd be mad. I go to school and school. It was a low-fitting school. So I go home, I go to school and school. It was a low for the school, so it had a whole lot of cracks. I threw out the sidewalk and I would just crit walk all the cracks in the bitch. Then I go home and then I be thinking like damn what if I go home and my mama's back is broken? And the whole day I will ponder that shit and then I will get on the bus, get off the her back on me, like you know. Just crack, crack, whole accordion or not.
Speaker 1:You won't believe what happened to me today. My whole back broke into like 30 freaking different spots. It's almost like somebody was stepping on cracks All day, you know, I just gotta play it all. But I'd feel like light yoga me bro From Death Note, but with the cracks. Oh yeah, I can't play the video game anymore. Mother, you want to send me to public education. Mother, Is that what you really want to do? Mother, Is that your death sentence?
Speaker 2:Death sentence.
Speaker 1:Is that really how you want to live the rest of your life, mother?
Speaker 2:It's all on the shower. You put it on your shoes and go out there and step on the crack.
Speaker 1:I'll show you who's boss, I'll show you who's house on this is.
Speaker 2:Jumps, jumps on the second floor to the crack.
Speaker 1:I'm going to tell you words I've never heard myself. Daddy's home, God damn Die oh.
Speaker 1:Stomping the fuck out of them. I hope you felt like Eminem. I hope you feel it, mama. I hope you feeling this, mama. Nah, I'm just joking y'all. I'm just joking, but, um, yeah, there's like countless superstitions that we heard growing up. You know there was that one. There was like uh, don't don't break mirrors, don't walk underneath the ladders, don't it? That's pretty. Walk underneath the ladders, don't it? That's pretty much like the gist of it. But let's, let's get into a little bit of the history about what a superstition is, where it could, where it came from, the beliefs about it, things you could possibly maybe do to counteract the superstition, uh, a bad luck, uh streak that you might acquire. Whatever you want to tell them what the superstitions are, just to give them like a brief description of what oh, I didn't actually get a.
Speaker 2:What a brief. Uh, we don't have the information here, but we'll get back no, I'm just joking, I got you out here.
Speaker 1:So superstitions are just like irrational beliefs or practice stemming from like folklore, cultural traditions or misunderstood natural phenomena. Um, they often involve the belief that certain actions, objects or omens can bring good luck or misfortune. The beliefs persist I mean persist across, like cultures often shape and behaviors and traditions in like profound ways. Many superstitions date back like thousands of years or originated in early human civilizations that sought to explain the unknown. Before scientific understanding, people relied on supernatural reasoning to interpret life's mysteries. Even in modern era, superstitions continue to influence societies, despite advances in knowledge and rational thinking. Like, like we said, it's super. Um, the origins were like from ancient religious beliefs, pagan rituals, early human experiences cause and effect relationships that people didn't know about at the time. You have religion and mythology.
Speaker 1:Many superstitions are rooted in religious or supernatural I mean spiritual traditions. For example, breaking their mirrors said to bring seven years of bad luck, a belief linked to ancient romans who thought mirrors held a person's soul. Uh, there's folklore, folklore and oral traditions. Many superstitions have been passed down through generations, often becoming ingrained in specific cultures survival instincts. Some superstitions may have risen as early humans, uh, as early human attempts to avoid danger. For instance, knocking on wood is thought to ward off bad luck because ancient peoples believed spirits lived in trees. You had coincidence and pattern recognition. Humans naturally seek patterns leading to them to associate unrelated events. If a person wore a certain color on the day they succeeded at something, they might continue wearing that color, believing that it brings good luck.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, I've done that, you know, yeah, yeah, I've done that before. Everybody's had that lucky pair of underwear, lucky pair of socks, that makes sense.
Speaker 2:You can't wash it.
Speaker 1:Shorts Can't wash it Me wearing the same pair of underwear for like two months straight, smiling straight ass. You guys. Today is the day I pull that huzz. I've been hollering at me with that butt plug inside me just laughing that's my lucky one. So do you have superstitions, or what do you have?
Speaker 2:yeah, I got a start you off with the classic. So Groundhog Day, animals predicting the weather was adapted from German culture when settlers arrived in the US and chose Pennsylvania as their home. The old Candleman's Day tradition in Germany involved members of the clergy distributing blessed candles, which were used to determine how long the winter weather would last. Animals were also observed to see how long their hibernation periods lasted. Germans closely tracked badgers and found groundhogs to be the next best thing.
Speaker 1:So that's how that I didn't know that was a superstition. I didn't know Groundhog Day was a superstition day.
Speaker 2:Oh, you didn't know, that's the main one. I didn't know that that's the main one right there. I never really believed in it, but I mean seeing the logic and the sounds behind it. It is pretty entertaining. It is pretty cool. Yeah, like it is pretty cool.
Speaker 1:It is entertaining to see or watch. Um, mine is like the black cats crossing your path like it's a bad omen. So, like during the middle ages, black cats were linked to witchcraft. Many believe witches could transform into black cats, making them symbols of dark magic. In some cultures, a black cat crossing your path meant like a witch was near or that bad fortune was imminent. So to avoid this, a consequence of a black cat walking in front of you, you take a different route or you spit three times over your left shoulder okay, or carry a lucky charm, like a rabbit's foot or a horseshoe okay, okay fun fact, though, wasn't it because, like the, they had killed the cats?
Speaker 2:oh, you're talking about for the bubonic plague, since there was like the cats were like being killed or whatever, that they didn't have nothing to kill the rats or whatever.
Speaker 1:That's why I spray so quick that's what I heard.
Speaker 2:it it was like something like that yeah, that is, and it's crazy because it actually it makes sense. You can actually track that down to what would it be called Like a legit action and reaction in nature.
Speaker 1:That ass Whole butterfly effect there you go Whole butterfly effect right there, whole phenomena.
Speaker 2:Just because they kill the cats, bro. So Friday the 13th, Jesus, I can't Friday.
Speaker 1:Dang Friday the 13th Dang. I forgot about that.
Speaker 2:The stigma attached to Friday the 13th is widely believed to have biblical roots. The number 12 is seen in many cultures as the sort of perfect number, and adding one more to that throws things off a bit. According to the bible, judas was the 13 guests to arrive at the last supper, and friday was widely believed to be the day jesus was crucified, but has since been brought, uh brought into question. Similarly, in north mythology, loki was the 13 guests to arrive at a dinner for the gods in valhalla and wreaked havoc on the whole event. The friday superstitions also has origins in the US, where, in the 19th century, all executions took place on Friday. There's even a word for people who feared Friday the 13th. All right, so Frigga 3, sky Decapophobics, go ahead, bro. Go ahead, give it a shot, bro.
Speaker 2:Go ahead, give it a shot. What is that? Frigadola? Osli Frigatrice.
Speaker 1:Kaideka, phobics, hingadinga, headass, headass. Happy Leave Erickson days everybody.
Speaker 2:Happy leave eric's days everybody oh shit, I really sound like that. No, no, bro, that would be funny.
Speaker 1:Um, I I got one. This one was, uh, walking under the ladder. I have basic ones, bro.
Speaker 2:Okay, I should have spiced it up. I had.
Speaker 1:I should have went a little crazy. That's what I thought too.
Speaker 2:But Low key. I never really had the. What is it called the? The knowledge for the main ones? I never so.
Speaker 1:Okay, yeah, so it was.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was pretty cool, just learning, like the All the common ones. Really.
Speaker 1:All right. So this one is walking on the ladder. It's bad luck. This belief traces back to ancient Egypt, where the triangle was a sacred shape representing life and stability. For example, like the pyramids, a leaning ladder formed a triangle and disturbing the shape was considered an offense against the gods. So to avoid the consequence, you know, if you walk under a ladder, walk backward through the ladder Like you walk backwards, not forwards, through it. Make a wish while walking under it to counteract to the bad luck.
Speaker 2:Where you can cross your fingers or say a prayer, okay, okay, I'll tell you my superstition had with walking underneath the ladder. Oh, what happened? It's from just at work. It's just me thinking that when I walk underneath it they're going to drop it two and it's going to hit me in the head.
Speaker 1:That's what I believe I could see that I could see that I feel like there's more of a logical side to it.
Speaker 2:So all right. So blessing the sneeze is becoming a reflex to bless someone after they sneeze. Little did you know you could be saving them from damnation, could be saving them from damnation. This custom originated with an old superstition that a person's soul separated from the body when they sneezed. Saying bless you was a way to keep the devil from swooping in and steal their soul before they recovered. A little short one. A little short one.
Speaker 1:I got two more, and then I'm going to give a little bit of how to overcome superstitions. Okay, or just a little bit culture differences and superstition as well, real quick. Um, this one is sweeping over someone's feet. It's just bad looking. Oh, the camera fucking cut off, damn all right yeah, all right guys, we're gonna take a five minute break real quick, we'll be right back.
Speaker 1:All right, we're back. Y'all sorry about that. We had to take a quick intermission because the battery on the freaking. I had to take a shit, let's be honest here. The freaking camera, the camera died, it got too hot, it overheated on us, it overheated man. All right, where were we? All right? So another superstition that's common, especially like in uh, mexican tradition. We're not tradition. Mexican culture is a sweeping of the feet. Sorry, sweeping of the feet. It's obviously bad luck, but for love. So the belief is if someone sweeps over your feet with the broom, it is said that you will never get married, will have bad luck in your love life. The origin is popular in Turkey and Italy, where sweeping is often associated with removing negative energy. Sweeping is often associated with removing negative energy. Some think it stems from old household traditions, where sweeping symbolized pushing away prosperity, love or happiness. How to reverse it? To undo the bad luck? Some believe you should immediately spit on the broom or step on it before the sweeping continues.
Speaker 2:Okay, I actually had an account like that. I was sweeping one time and I swept over a girl's feet and she was like, stop, stop, what are you doing? I was like what? Get the fuck out the way? And she was like no, you're not supposed to do that. And I was like why? She told me she never don't get married. She broke it down to me.
Speaker 1:What'd you say? Así de fea. Ni menos Si no es conmigo, no es con nadie, baby girl.
Speaker 2:No, it's funny, but okay, another short one. Another short one Crossing your fingers. This lucky superstition started back in the pre-Christian days, when crosses were symbols of power and unity and people believed that. People believed there was power in the middle area of the cross. They would cross their fingers and make a wish while focusing on the center area. So that was it. Oh, shoot, so that's actually from the symbol of the cross oh, okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 1:um, this is the last one I'm going to do. The itchy palm superstition it is believed that money is coming or going. So the belief is if your right palm itches, you are about to receive money. If your left palm itches, you will lose money soon. So the superstition is found in Slavic countries and parts of the southern United States. It likely originated from old folk beliefs. Old folk beliefs link in bodily sensation to future events. In some cultures the right hand is associated with receiving and the left of giving. Reinforcing the superstition. How to ensure good luck? Some people believe rubbing the itchy palm on wood can lock in good fortune and prevent financial loss.
Speaker 2:That's what I started doing. That should always be itching. I used to hear it was just don't itch it, don't itch it. Yeah, don't scratch it. That's what I heard too. So you got to rub it against some wood.
Speaker 1:That's what people say, but me personally, what I heard was you know, if it itches, you don't scratch it. You squeeze your palm as tight as you can, and then you hold it and put it in your pocket and hold it there for a little bit. That's what I do. That's what I'll be doing. Y'all.
Speaker 2:Let me know what y'all do I 'll say this out a classic stepping on the crack. There are some internet theories that this superstition actually had racist beginnings in the 19th century, but cracks have been something to avoid since far earlier. European and early American folktales spread the notion that the empty space and cracks, whether in sidewalks, floors, walls etc. Were actually connections from Earth to the spirit world, and messing with them in any way would cause trouble and misfortune. This eventually gave way to the popular nursery rhyme Step on the Crack and Break your Mother's Back, damn Crazy.
Speaker 1:Crazy. Does it say does the same thing about, like how to like, what to do to avoid it?
Speaker 2:Oh, it actually doesn't say or like anything to undo it, if you do happen to how to no, it doesn't say anything how to how to avoid it. But um, just just don't step on. Just don't step on the thousands, thousands of cracks.
Speaker 1:So of cracks, so uh, I'm done with the super. I mean there's plenty more. There's obviously some really good ones out there, but can I uh give one more?
Speaker 2:oh yeah, you got it. You got it. So just as a little uh little reference to our original uh um uh topic. So senior doppelganger is a bad omen, so that's actually that's a superstition to sell to. Okay, it is a superstition and nice it's just well.
Speaker 2:Obviously we already covered it, but short down is just uh, um, senior evil twin or even the heart, uh, senior doppelganger is is an evil twin, or even the heartbreaker of your impending death. So just short and simple um, there's a shit ton I got another one, if that's okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so I actually do this a lot, so I stopped doing this after I read this. So hats on the bed bring bad luck. The origin of this is uh, of this one is little unclear. One theory is that putting a hat on your bed is too similar to the old practice of putting a dead person's hat on their coffin, and that doing what so bring death to your home. There's also an idea that people used to think that evil spirits lived in the hair and hats, presumably because of the phenomenon we know as static electricity, and those spirits would transfer to the bed if you put your head on it. It's also possible that the whole superstition came about to prevent the spread of lice oh shit, we had lice and you put it down on somebody's bed or your own bed.
Speaker 2:Now your whole bed is infested of lice.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that makes sense. So I saw ways to undo the superstition of step on a crack. Oh, okay, it says step on a crack again, but reverse action. So one way people attempt to undo the superstition is by deliberately stepping on another crack. The idea is if you step on an equal number of cracks, or in some cases an odd number, you can balance the energy and prevent bad luck. Some people say you can step on the opposite side. Some believe stepping on the opposite side of the sidewalk, for example the left, if you stepped on the right, will nullify the bad luck associated with the first crack. Another person said you can make wish uh, or say positive affirmation as you step on a crack. This is to believe the counterbalance any negative energy okay. And another one is some people tap the ground with their hand or foot after stepping on the crap thinking, thinking that the physical action helps break the bad luck or reverses its effects okay, that was what they say.
Speaker 2:Well, I used to walk out crazy trying not to step on that fucking.
Speaker 1:Me either.
Speaker 2:Like on the crazy, but walking out crazy yeah but walking out crazy and shit, that would fuck up my, that would fuck up the way I be walking For real. Bro, on the last one trying to walk, I feel like I would fall because I lost all my balance, right, holy shit.
Speaker 1:So there's some cultural differences and superstitions, so superstitions vary significantly across, like cultures. Some examples include like china, the number four is unlucky because it sounds like the word for death. Many buildings usually skip the fourth floor. In italy, the number 17 is feared instead of 13 because it's Roman numeral. X-v-i-i can be rearranged to spell V-I-X-I, meaning I have lived a phrase associated with death. That's the most French shit ever, right. And then Japan avoid cutting nails at night is common, as it's believed to cause early death.
Speaker 2:Oh shit.
Speaker 1:What they say.
Speaker 2:Damn it. I be cutting my nails at night Me too, bro. That's my only free time.
Speaker 1:Silly me.
Speaker 2:Bro, I got another one.
Speaker 1:Go ahead bro.
Speaker 2:This one's actually like a modern one, so chain letters being tagged in a social media post that says you need to tag other people or you'll be doomed is pretty much a tale as old as time.
Speaker 2:According to NPR, the world's first chain letter was sent around hundreds of Fuck you. The first dude that sent it Fuck you, sent hundreds of years ago and then falsely credited author was and the falsely credited author was Jesus. The letter was supposedly sent down to Earth after he ascended to Heaven and included the line not me saying fuck you to Jesus. The letter was supposedly sent down to earth after he ascended to heaven and included the liar Not me saying fuck you too, jesus. He then copied this letter shall be blessed with me. He that does not shall be cursed. Copies of the letter from the mid 1700s have been uncovered and the concept of the chain letter still lives on in new forms of communication. That was pretty crazy With the way it went from that to and sometimes, bro, sometimes I come across my page and sometimes I just want to be that maniac.
Speaker 2:You're sending them, just sending them chain letters, bro.
Speaker 1:Sometimes I just want to try my luck.
Speaker 2:Sometimes maybe because they'll be telling me about tomorrow. You find $3 billion tonight Sometimes sometimes I just want to send that because, like, what do I do?
Speaker 1:me. Me watching the videos. Uh, like, share, tag three fans friends and comment done and you'll get the next bugatti within your friend group. Me doing it to every page. Where is my bugatti? So there's some common ways to overcome superstitions as well, like if you want to break free from superstitions, consider these strategies. Understand the psychology behind the superstition. Like recognizing that superstitions are based on fear and coincidence can help reduce their influence. You can test the superstition, like try breaking a minor superstition and see if anything bad happens. This can help debunk the belief. Uh, rely on. Rely on rational thinking. Science and logic can help dispel myths. Um, create your own luck. Many people use positive thinking and actions rather than superstitions to attract attract good fortune.
Speaker 2:Okay, okay, do you? Do you have any?
Speaker 1:uh, superstitions you struck apart apart from like the money one, or like that I believe, or that you feel like you do or um, I used to be like the one where um, you, if you want to start your day off right, you always get off of the bed on the right foot, okay. Or you put your right shoe on first, okay, to start your day off right, you always get off of the bed On the right foot, or you put your right shoe on first To start your day off right.
Speaker 2:I remember that one. I tried doing it and I realized my right side of the bed was pushed against the wall.
Speaker 1:So I can never start the day off after that.
Speaker 2:Or I would lose my right shoe.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:Just stuff like that. Silly goose, silly goose stuff, bro, I used to be. I used to be, let's say, scared Like superstitious Of the, of a cat runs across, like crosses your path, and stuff like that. But after a while You're just like, bro, there's so many Fucking stray cats out here, bro, you just, you just can't avoid that one, and I feel like, like we said before, if you believe it, it affects you more than if you don't.
Speaker 1:If you don't believe it yeah, that I at least I believe, yeah, I agree with that, you know, I mean certain people believe certain things and it is a little funky or like a little um coincidental that certain things do happen, things just line up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, some things just be lined up.
Speaker 1:Whether it be the greater forces of beyond or just straight up quink-a-dink or straight up quink-a-dink, I don't know, but it is pretty crazy how that stuff does line up sometimes. I don't know, though I don't know Right. Are you superstitious?
Speaker 2:I used to be.
Speaker 1:I feel like now I'm just one superstition in the sense anything that has to do with money. I kind of uh, gravitate, gravitate towards that.
Speaker 2:That's just because I want more money. You know, I just that I feel like that's the only reason, like, uh, like I used to be really bad of throwing away like change, like if on the ground or like it like it got dirty or whatever, I just sweep it up. You know, you're not supposed to throw away change, you're supposed to keep it. Same thing at night. Oh, never mind. Yeah, never mind. I'm a big believer of not cleaning at night because that takes away the good spirits and the bad spirits into your house at night. That's the same thing. It's just a small thing, but that one is. I'm a big believer of that one. Yeah, because there's been a couple times where I was like, well, you know I'm not going to work tomorrow, you know I can stay up and clean and I'm like, never mind, because what if tomorrow I get some bad news or some shit? It just starts making me think and then I just do it like that.
Speaker 1:So yeah, and at the end that so yeah, and that end. Yeah, I'm a little bit superstitious. Superstitious, I think everybody is in the sense, just yes, in the sense, yeah, everybody has their superstitions of like, for example, how we talked about, like, people have their lucky pair of shorts, lucky pair of socks, shoes, underwear, hat. Um, people have the things where they're like my lucky coin, my rabbit's foot oh we, oh my man, I mean, I mean cut you off.
Speaker 2:Um, we actually got a superstition at work where if we let anybody borrow our tools, the tools are going to break. No matter if they were in perfect condition, they're going to break. And it's happened to us several times where we let my uncle borrow the big machine, it breaks. He lets us borrow his big machine, it breaks Dang. It breaks dang. Like that's happened, like that's legit, like it's. It's a phenomenon, it's a it legit happened. Like the machine be running good, but you know something that's never broken. Like you know the handle for my big machine that's broken on my uncle. Like split, split, holy shit bro.
Speaker 2:I remember my dad was like uh, you know how it is. They were talking about it Like you know what happens when I let you borrow. He's like hopefully not, but if it breaks, just let me know, not even like an hour later. Hey, yeah, this thing, the handle broke.
Speaker 1:Broke like the handle doesn't break brother, and then the same thing for us.
Speaker 2:He let us borrow a machine and we fucked up something inside the machine. Something, something else broke, something that's like completely that never breaks broke, broke on on them, on his machine too damn so at least we have. I don't know if it's the same thing, I don't know if it's a superstition or if it's just him putting that energy out there causing that to to happen, you know, but that's, that's something we do have at work I know there's pretty pretty much uh other ones.
Speaker 1:I mean, obviously there's plenty of other superstitions, but I'm sure there is superstitions within like uh companies within like oh right, they have. They have rules and stuff like that for the uh yeah, kind of like. Uh, I guess I don't know, I don't know I feel like there is some super yeah it makes sense.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because I mean after so many people after right after so many people just see or like experience a certain thing.
Speaker 1:You know that or like, for example, like an office job, like if you're a new person, I'm not saying this is a super yeah, like you're the new person of the company and you drop your folder in front of the boss's office and be like, oh, somebody's going to get a promotion or some shit like that yeah, yeah, yeah, Okay okay. Like a little office superstition.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, or something. I mean I see it, like I said, it's happened to us with the machine, so we've seen that firsthand, that that it happens. It's happened to us and to somebody else, so I'm pretty sure that that, that that's happened before. Or like, like you said, something like that.
Speaker 1:Or like, for example, like, like, like. What video games like as a little kid it was.
Speaker 2:It's kind of, I guess superst like the game don't work you're gonna try everything.
Speaker 1:You're done. Clean the disc. You're done. What you gonna do? You just look.
Speaker 2:You just load the game up and not even look at it, or you just act like you don't care I still do it to this day like I don't even care if this game don't work but I tell you, I do this to this day with fallout 4, bro, because when I, when I start a new safe, when I start a new game, like I'm going to be trying to figure out what mods work with, so I'll figure out which ones don't work. But sometimes I'll be making the game like stuck, like it won't save. So you got to wait a couple seconds so it'll save, and then you can start playing again. So I'll yeah, I really don't even care, I already knew it was going to freeze. I was getting on my phone and just To this day, and then moves.
Speaker 1:I'm like, yeah, and I gave my play.
Speaker 2:Bro, I've done it, I've done that. Yeah, I haven't thought about that, but I've Actually, I've done that, bro, I've done that. I do it, like I said, I've done that with that game On the daily. Bro, I do that, I do that for that game bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's like plenty of other things bro.
Speaker 2:It's crazy. I'm guessing it's just energy, bro. It's the energy you feed into it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, I could see that. I could see that, but is there anything else you wanted to add? Nah?
Speaker 2:That's pretty much it.
Speaker 1:All right, guys, I guess we're going to end off this episode. Then I know y'all want more. I mean I can't blame y'all.
Speaker 2:Thank y'all so much for listening though.
Speaker 1:You said what you said. We can make a part two. Right, we can make a part two. If y'all want, let us know down in the comments. Ten comments and we'll do a new one. Y'all vote, y'all vote. Sorry for this episode coming out late.
Speaker 2:y'all, we had so much we got so on. Recently I've been working late.
Speaker 1:Yeah, weekends and everything. I've been to Winston-Salem Winston traffic Winston and Raleigh traffic, charlotte traffic, oh my goodness.
Speaker 2:And then the storm caught us yesterday, bro. Oh yeah, Couldn't even see in front of me bro. That's always scary, right there bro, it's scary, but it's fun. Low-key it's fun, untilkey it's fun until the red lights just pop up.
Speaker 1:you're like, oh shit hell, no, bro, fuck that shit bro. But um, like we said, thank y'all so much for listening. Sorry, this episode is coming out late for y'all um thank you for everybody that keeps tuning in.
Speaker 1:Thank you for everybody that keeps tuning in. Thank you for all the reoccurring listeners. Thank you to um damn sorry. Thank you to all the people that followed us on instagram. Shout out to y'all. Shout out to all the people that followed us on tiktok. We're doing pretty good on there. We're getting some good views, consistent views. Uh, follow us on tiktok at cosmic cove. That's k-o-s-M-I-C underscore C-O-V-E. Follow us on YouTube at K-O-S-M-I-C space C-O-V-E. Follow us on Instagram at K-O-S-M-I-C underscore C-O-V-E. I'm trying to pump out them TikToks. I've been slacking. I've definitely been slacking on Instagram and freaking YouTube. I'm sorry, yo. I promise I'm going to get to it, but this garden takes time. I want to make sure my vegetables and fruits are coming out exquisitely.
Speaker 2:You can't blame a man for bringing life to this world take whole pregnancy pictures of me with my garden.
Speaker 1:I'm the mother and father of these gardens mother nature left, so I'm what I say.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna tell you some words I've never heard in my life. Daddy's no, but um, I promise to do better. Y'all like, like I said, I know we're normal people, we're working regular jobs. You know there's no excuse. You know I know there's people out there that have it way harder and they're way more successful or whatever. But baby steps y'all. Let me get into a nice little rhythm and I'll start pumping everything out for y'all. But to everybody who still sticks around, to all the new people that are listening, thank y'all so much. Much love to y'all. Shout out to my girlfriend for always listening. Shout out to my cousin, pepe. Keep that grind up, pepe, you got it. Keep your head up. I know work is working them long hours. You got it, papa, you got it. You got anything to say?
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Speaker 2:Ushers close the door. Close the door.
Speaker 1:Have you seen it? Have you seen it me?
Speaker 2:Oh, this is the pastor saying that he tells the ushers to close the door. He's like I'm going to get $1,000 from everybody If God allows it, and there's people online watching $1,000 from y'all Donations. He's like I want to see y'all come up here and give the donations. Lock the doors. They're selling people, everybody up here. I know y'all paid up here. I'm going to need $100. I'm trying to get $40,000. God allows it. I'm trying to get $40,000. Holy scammer bro no-transcript.
