The Olde Pink House

Hi, I'm Holly and I'm Hailey. Welcome to Mountain Mysteries Tales from Appalachia. Me too. We're live.

We unite it and it feels so good. That's beautiful. Thank you. We are reunited.

We are united. And we're not on zoom. It feels so good. There's not that damn tap tap.

Sorry about that from last episode. Yeah, it's fixed now. So if you skip that episode because you literally thought your brain was going to push, you can go back and listen to it now. I'd fix it.

And it's such a good episode. It's really fun. It's a really good episode. So do listen to it.

Yeah, go back. Yeah. Hailey came to my house tonight. I did.

She looks like she's been in a bar fight. Something is happening with her hand. It's really bad. It's like a love dump.

Yeah. So okay. What's happening? All right.

So here's the story. You punch somebody fast forward if you don't want to hear about my escapades. I love your escapades. So how much did they pay you?

I mean, were you at the super eight? I was at no, I was on super eight now. So the days in. What?

Yeah. You are moving up in the right. Oh, no. So I've been having this issue with my hand since like spring break and over spring break, I woke up and it was just like really like it was sore, like annoyingly.

So I like the joint, but I could still like pick things up and do whatever. So I was like, maybe I've strained it or something like it said we find. So I just kind of let it be. Well, it's personally gotten worse over the last like two and a half weeks.

So on, I guess it was so one more. So yesterday morning, we're recording this on a Saturday. So the Friday, so on Friday morning, I got up and couldn't move it. Like my hand was swollen around like my thumb joint.

And I was like, well, that's not good. So I had to do everything one hand at that morning. And if you've never tried to wipe your booty with the opposite hand, let me tell you the journey. That was a really difficult.

I have a word for you. Yeah. The day. I know.

I need one. I want to be so bad. I can't stand that. Yeah.

So does it tickle your fancy? Yep. I would. Anyway, so I was leaving to go to school when I was like, well, I'm in a swing by just like the grocery store because none of the farm is rubbing and get a like a ace, a mobilizer splint type thing just to keep me from like wacking it on something or making it, you know, try to use it and within realizing I'm an excruciating pain and I can't.

So when I got that went to work, had my nurse look at it and our data manager who has a degree in like sports medicine or something like that. Oh, there's something you have. So I was like, okay, great. So they both look at it and like, yeah, it doesn't look great.

So they helped me get the split on which hurts like hell to put it on because that whole joint is just compromised. So get it on. They're giving me drugs every like four hours. Like an ibuprofen like ibuprofen, I don't know.

I don't really know. I just walked in there and they're like here, take these and I said, okay, great. So that's what I'm assuming it was. One would help.

I got to I was like, I've been out sick earlier in the week with like a unrelated issue and was trying to get caught up. So I'm like tapping, tapping away on my computer and I'm able to do that. I print out all my attendance letters going to fill those out and send them. I go to right.

I can't write. Like I can't hold anything in my right hand. So I can't write with a pen. So I was like, well, that's not great.

That's not going to go well. So I found an appointment at Urgent Care because I was in so much pain. I thought I was going to vomit like my stomach was rolling. It was hurting so bad.

And I was like, at least maybe they can give me a better splint or some type of anti inflammatory something. Tell me what to do. As I like, I said, I don't have no idea what I did it and hit it on anything. Didn't fall.

Didn't get caught in something. So I'm like, there's no way it's broken or dislocated. Like, I don't know. Maybe.

So I went to Urgent Care, got in for the appointment, go in. My nurse, he's lovely. He's like getting all my information and telling him everything about my thumb thinking, okay, cool. So he leaves.

He's like, okay, the provider will be in a minute. I'm like, great, great. So she comes in. This is an ancient looking woman.

Elderly lady. As you look on the, you know, as I feel on the inside is what she looked like on the outside. Yeah. She's got a little mask on, white hair, crazy eyes.

I'm like, oh, great. This is going to be the best doctor I've ever seen. Or the worst. Or the worst.

What's it going to be? Turns out it was the worst. So I was like, oh God, here we go. So she has me lay my hands out and I tell her, you know, what's, what's happening and over spring break, I had a similar issue with my big toe where it swelled up.

What the hell is wrong? I don't know. So it's filled up and hurt really bad. I barely walk on it, but it was one of those like, green and bear and it went away after like 24 hours.

So I was like, I'd probably just jam it on something or whatever or I have the gout. There you go. I told her about that. And then I was like, Hey, so this and then this started with the thumb and now I can't move it.

And she's like trying to get me to move it. And I'm like, I literally, I can't even force it on my own. Like can't even make it bend all the way. So she looks at it.

She doesn't even touch it, which is great. But she looks at both of my hands and she says, well, it could be a few things. I was like, okay, great. Let me hear him.

She says, well, it could be gout. I was like, yeah, I had that thought should it could be arthritis. I was like, yeah, that tracks makes sense. She said, but I really think we need to test for something else.

And I was like, okay, let's, I mean, tell me civilist. SDS. What? That was just a guess.

Oh, no, it is for real. She said, we need to test rest to these. And I'm like, what? Based on my thumb?

And no other information. And so have apparently been getting a lot of action. So you can see the fix on unfortunately, no, darn, that is the side of the measure for the exam for so no, she says we need to test for SDS. And I'm like, excuse me, what?

And she said, specifically, syphilis. And I was like, tell me more. She's like, yeah, she said, you know, it could be, it could be civilist. And you know, if we need to catch it, because if it is, a you could die.

And I was like, well, we all know from this podcast that simple is go straight to the brain. I was like, you batch it crazy. All right. That's what she has.

Maybe she could have the sift. So before I could really even like object to the back that I don't have this, she's like, okay, I'm gonna put the ordering and I'll get your x-ray lined up. We're gonna x-ray anyway. And okay, bye.

And so then she leaps and I'm like, like, oh my god, I came in for my boo boo. And now I have the sift. Now I have sift. So I'm texting my, my mom, my dad, and my boyfriend all the same time.

Correct. Because he might have the sift. I'm like, what if we've all got it. So I'm texting my podcast.

What if I have the same you might. So I'm texting them and I'm like, what is happening? My dad says she's a quack. Mom is like, this is absolutely hilarious.

My boyfriend doesn't text me back until I'm well out of it. But then his immediate text back was, how the hell did you get sift? It's not for me. I don't know who you've been with.

So how did you get sift? She comes back in after I've had my x-ray. I go to the x-ray, I come back. She comes back in and she's like, well, I looked at your x-ray and you know, it's not broken or anything.

And I'm like, yeah, I didn't think it was. But all right. So then she says, so I want to get you on a round of steroids on print zone for the inflammation and whatever else that might help. And I was like, okay, sounds great.

She said, so I'm going to go ahead and we're going to do the labs. He said, I'm going to test for uric acid, which is would be for gout, which I was like, right, great, I do want that test. I want to see, you know, that's the thing. She said, sift list.

She said, I'm also going to throw God over here in there. Why not? And I was like, so at this point, I say, so you can't test for any of the inflammatory markers that would show arthritis or anything. She's like, no, I can't do that here.

And I was like, okay, so how about we do this? How about we do none of that? And I'll just get that all done with my general practitioner. And she says, oh, okay.

Well, do you still want the steroids? I'm like, yes, yes, ma'am, I would love that. Thank you so much. So then she's like, well, let's get the radiologist report back and then I'll come back in and I'm like, okay, cool.

So she leaves again, comes back in. In the meantime, I have Googled syphilis, like, swollen thumb, what non the list of symptoms I hate to break it through. I mean, there could be a lot of things that are swollen, but it's certainly not the thumb. So I know she comes back that today is looking real good.

Yeah, she comes back with the radiology report and she reads off and she's like, you know, you have mild degeneration of the bone and all this stuff. And I'm like, okay, I said, well, she's just reading a line for line, like not making any inferences whatsoever, which I don't know, maybe she's in a lot of D that. But I'm like, okay, so to me, I don't have a medical degree, but to me, that kind of sounds like arthritis. Right.

And she's like, I mean, yeah, yeah, it does. But that wouldn't change anything I would do. I would still order all these tests. And I was like, okay, great.

I was like, well, I'm gonna go now. Thank you so much. So I got my prednisone. I've been on it for like a day.

It's already helping. I still can't pick anything up with my hand, but I can bend it a little bit more. I'm moving it. Yeah.

It does bend more. I couldn't do that yesterday. So we're on the right track. But now when people have asked me what's wrong with my hand, I really want to tell them it's syphilis.

I think you should. But then I have to go into this 10 minute long story. Here's what you know. No, that's all you have to say that I have the sif.

Yes. Listen, if someone said, Oh my gosh, what happened to you? And you say, well, I have the sif and the the Rio. Yeah.

I mean, enough said nobody's been a question. First of all, they're going to be going like, Oh, well, tracks makes sense. She's been doing taxes in, you know, super eight. Yeah, like obvious.

Oh my God. And the fact that you're significant other is like, how did you get the sif? And he's questioning things. I know enough said.

So I yeah, it was really it was so bad, but it was so funny. And I'm like, I'm so glad I went to like the X right and I got the meds that I needed. You know what that is though? A piece of that is ageism that like she sees that you're, you know, a 20 something.

Well, and here's the thing. She never once asked if I had a partner or if I was actually active. She just took one look at me and was all about. She's got the sif.

There you go. I'm there about work clothes. I literally came from the high school where I was working. She's like, man, she's got the sif.

And I were you wearing red? No, I was in, um, I was in black, like, they weren't full leggings. They were like, um, like athletic pants because I couldn't do buttons because I can't use my right hand. So I couldn't button the pants that I was going to wear.

The dress wasn't happening. I wasn't going to wear a dress. I was not going to do any of that. So I put on these like athletic pants and I had on like a branded school shirt.

Oh my gosh. And then that night I had to go to the prom. So I was looking real fancy that night. With my little wrist bracelet.

Yeah. Well, probably thought like, oh yeah, this young girl coming in, you know, swollen thumb, talking about her big toe. Oh god, we know what this is. We know what's up.

Yeah, so she's a whore. Clearly saying. Yeah, that's what she was saying. Um, which like, thank you.

Maybe like, I don't know. Are you saying that I'm young and and you know, all of them are like attracted to me. Like that's right. Like people with money for this.

Yeah. It was just the most, I was so I kept waiting for somebody to like come out of the walls and be like, you've been punked. Yeah. Like where's Ashton Kutcher?

Yeah, because it was such a wild experience. It was so strange. So I mean, I can't tell you that I don't have syphilis because we didn't do the blood test. I don't think you do, but I'm about 99.9% sure.

I don't have. No, I don't think you want to say, now gonorrhea, maybe that's still in the air. It doesn't really actually not in the air. It's actually down south.

Right. It doesn't burn one. I think we're okay. Yes.

Yes. It's an operative word. Yes. But if you continue your life of sin and degradation, at these hotels, we've got only nose.

Yeah. I just really want to know how like in her medical experience, we've got from swollen thumb, no other medical history that she had on me, but swollen thumb and a swollen toe that had resolved on its own. How we went from that to syphilis feels like a big jump to me. I mean, but maybe, maybe that's how I don't know.

I don't know. I can't help her wonder if she maybe didn't have syphilis or something. Maybe a little crazy. And she was like, yeah, everybody had a flip chip or what?

When she asked me, she said, so we're going to try to steer away. Then I kind of was like, okay, great, because I hate taking part in his own. I just like, it makes me feel weird. I don't like it.

It makes me grumpy. Yeah. I'm like, it's just not great. I don't love taking it.

So I was like, okay. And she looks at me and I can't see like half her face because she's wearing a mask, which I get. It's flu season, medical setting. That's fine.

It's also an urgent care. You're seeing a lot of gross people all day long, myself included with my syphilis. But I could only see like from her nose, like the bridge of her nose up. And she kind of cocks her head to the side and she's like, oh, so you have experience with steroids?

I'm probably not your nose. I was like, did it to me? Yeah, I've been on the roids for a while. I was like, no, I've kind of take photos of before us.

It's fine. And she's like, okay, well, maybe it's it's a short, it's only I'm only going to do a five day round. So maybe it won't be too bad on you. And as I'm leaving and she's walking me out, I'm like, okay, thank you.

She looks at me and says, you don't have a high blood pressure, kidney disease, diabetes, or bipolar disorder, do you? Got up all those. And I was like, and as if I was like, no, ma'am, I don't have anything. Oh, well, there's some things you don't have then.

So that's good. And I was like, what is happening? Where did you find this lady? I think she just came in off the street.

And she said, I'm a doctor. She's not she's not. I don't know. So if you out there have syphilis and your first symptom was a swollen thumb, let us know.

Let me know if I should be concerned. I do I do want to know. Do I know? As a quick side note, before we get started, you made me think when you talked about the roids, we at work, we did a murder mystery kind of thing.

It was a group activity was actually really fun. And we were on this island. And apparently I was the sponsor of this former surfer who was known for taking roids. And I thought this person did it was a murder.

So you know, I was like, I know you've been taking the roids. And I mean, it was so it got so comical that it was so hard for us to be serious. I was like, I know you killed Jack. And he was she goes, you don't know Jack.

And I was like, oh, I know Jack and I know you've been taking the roids. It was so much fun and ridiculous. But yeah, we should do something like that. We could do like a little murder mystery.

We could write a whole script for it and do an episode. So fun. Let's do it. Great.

Okay. Okay. All right. We're gonna talk about a haunting in Georgia.

So if you need to fast forward the first 15 minutes of this episode, hey, you're back. You don't want to hear about Haley's STDs. I'm yeah, I might have syphilis. Who knows?

So if you're just joining us after you fast forwarded to get through our talk with some syphilis. Reunited. Okay, we're gonna talk about a a restaurant in Savannah, Georgia, which Savannah on its own is kind of a haunted bed. I've never been.

I want to go so bad. Let's do it. And we go to the ghost tour. What will I do with my child?

I don't know what we need girls. Hello. Wow. There's a weird little like God didn't want us to know that.

Sure. That's a good idea. Yeah. Does Savannah?

Yeah. Okay. Well, we're going to talk about this restaurant in Savannah. It's called the Pink House Restaurant.

Okay. So, um, is it actually pink? Um, from the pictures, it looks kind of pink. Okay.

Yeah. Okay. So we're going to talk about the history of it and then we'll get into the ghosts. Okay.

So this, um, man, James Habersham. What a name. Junior. The second.

So there was another James Habersham. That's a lot. Yeah. Um, so he, yeah, it's very bizarre.

This is very weird. So he, James Habersham. Junior. Yep.

So he is known to many, many of the families that are living in Savannah during the 18th century. Um, there is a lot going on during the 18th century in Savannah. Um, you've got families that are being torn apart, caught between loyalty to England and then the new world and it's just a whole thing. Um, James Jr.

was one of three sons born to James Habersham, Sr. Yes. Um, he was a colonial planter and a merchant. Um, and he was also one of the richest men in the colony.

Wow. So he's very wealthy. Um, he was also the first person from Georgia to send bales of cotton to England, which means he had a lot of slaves. Yeah.

Um, yeah. There was, uh, they say, you know, despite being a slave owner, he did have a shred of humanity. Okay. Which is hard to believe for someone who owns other humans.

Um, he was the headmaster for the Bethesda orphanages school, which was actually the first orphanage in the new world. Huh. So he enslaved people and probably causes her to be orphans, but then as the headmaster of an orphanage, which I'm assuming was for white children. Right.

Uh, and I mean, how many orphans were out there though? I mean, if, you know, well, maybe people dying of disease. Right. Yeah.

I don't know. So he was, you know, known to be a fierce British loyalist. Um, he was really like all about England. Yeah.

He's like this is great new world, but we belong to England. What about King George? Yeah. So he's very on the England train.

Um, as he was ending the near the end of his life, nearing the end of his life, um, there were, this was kind of around the time when the colonists were starting to talk about revolution from England. So to his dismay, uh, he found out that all three of his sons were in support of the colonists gaining independence, um, and had joined the sons of Liberty. This, you know, broke his heart and, you know, he said that his boys weren't just rebelling against English rule, but also against himself and everything that he stood for. Um, because he, you know, believed that his entire life was spent serving the crown and that his boys were just going against him.

And so it's kind of like a slap in the face. I mean, you know, I kind of get that. Yeah. You know, it's, it's kind of like if you, you raise your children sort of one way and you truly believe in something and then they choose another way, you know, that is really hard.

Yeah. Yeah. It's hard to write and style. And I don't think he really ever did, um, because they were kind of in this father against sons and against father, like issue.

So his oldest son, James Jr, who talked about earlier, uh, he really supported the American cause and he was like, let's get away from England. This is great. He's eating cheeseburgers. We got to do it.

Um, which at this point doesn't have any stars on it. Yeah. Um, 13 stripes. Yeah.

13 stripes. So 13 original columns. Yeah. I went to, uh, first grade.

I the same. I also graduated from first grade. Nailed it. Nice.

Okay. So it hasn't taken that for me yet. I'm still about 13 gallons man. I got it.

Okay. So Joseph, who is the middle brother, he would achieve fame. Um, on January 18th of 1776, um, Joseph and a few other like minded individuals, uh, rolled up on the governor's residence in Telfer Square and arrested the English governor. Joseph was 24.

Um, and you know, he put his hand on the shoulder of Sir James Wright, who was the governor and said to him, quote, Sir James, you are my prisoner. So he like citizens arrested this guy. Yeah. Pretty crazy.

And nobody just like tried to like tackle him. I guess not security. Yeah. Probably not.

Um, so as for James, Jr's involvement, um, he was kind of a little more subdued. Um, he didn't join the military like Joseph and the younger brother, John. Um, he preferred to, you know, operate more behind the scenes. And he was kind of the, like the behind the scenes guy that was organizing all of the brains.

Yeah. Yeah. He was organizing like supplies and money and things behind the scenes and making connections to help fund the war effort. He was kind of the business guy.

Yeah. Um, so after the war was won, he served as speaker of the general assembly of Georgia. Pretty cool in 1782. And again, in 1784, um, he also served on the board of trustees created in 1785, which established the University of Georgia.

Nice. So pretty interesting. Okay. So let's move on into the ghosts of this place.

I would like to do it. Let's do it. Okay. So let's talk about the old pink house, old spelled OLD old old.

So on completion of the house, this is a house that, you know, James built in Linton, the second or the first, the second. Okay. Yeah. So he built a house.

And it was, you know, really not in great condition after the Revolutionary War, because the British kind of occupied it past every occupied this house. Okay. So it was constructed out of red bricks and covered with white stucco. And it has been said that the restaurant, so it turned into a restaurant later on, it actually got its name.

Um, because when the red bricks would bleed through the stucco, the white stucco, um, it would have the our appearance would look pink. Yeah. So, um, Habersham. Uh, so he wasn't really thrilled about living in this big pink house.

Yeah, he's not thrilled about that, but he's okay with the last name hash browns. I mean, whatever it is, hash, hash, Hashimoto's, yeah, wicker, sham, wick and fancy, wicker, Spurs, yeah, yeah, hiker, what the hell is his name? Habersham. That's it.

Hashboards. Okay. So it sounds like they repeatedly tried to cover it up with more white paint as it would bleed through. They just kept painting it and it never really worked.

Um, so this kind of all kept happening, like the kept painting over and kept painting over and kept painting over until the 1920s, when a woman got the home and, um, ran it as a tea room. I love that. Somebody finally accepted the building for what it was. Yeah.

Beautiful. Yes. And she was like embraced it and was like, okay, we're going to just paint it pink. So it's not like these weird splashes coming through.

Isn't it slightly ironic that this building would become a place where they served tea? Yeah. How very English. Very, very good.

Kind of comfortable circle, doesn't it? It sure does. Yeah. Okay.

So crump it down. All right. So the ghost of James Habersham and Junior also appears here. He is still hanging out in this pink restaurant.

So one of the stories they tell about Pink House, which really has no historical evidence, but it's just a fun story, is that James Habersham, Junior hung himself in the basement where the tavern, which is planters tavern is not located. So no evidence that it's true, but if it is, the legend says he learned that his wife was having an affair with the architect. He had hired to design the building. He went down to the basement and overcome with her betrayal committed suicide.

Another story is that others believe Habersham actually hung himself because he was distraught over his wife's death. So one version she cheated on him and he said can't handle it. The other one she died and he said can't handle it. So is it that we don't know the circumstances or do we question how he actually died?

Like did he actually commit suicide? We know that hash brown? We don't. We don't know exactly how he died, but they don't think like a story and so on.

I believe it was actually suicide. Okay. It's an mystery of the hash brown house. Yes.

From the hash brown house. I love hash brown. I do too. So Habersham actually died in in 1799.

His listed cause of death was declining health. That's not suicide. Right. And the burial of someone who committed suicide in that time would not have been permitted to be buried in the ground at that time.

They weren't too buried. So for a lot of people, the fact that he is buried with his father and his brother's echolian park cemetery is proof that he didn't actually commit suicide. But some believe that this is just a cover up story and an attempt to kind of put off some of the shame that would have come to the family. So maybe he did commit suicide.

They said, oh, we had declining healthy diaventric causes. I mean, he lived at a pink house and is lastly with hash browns. I mean, I think he's brought in a shame to the family. Yeah.

Okay. Yeah. I know. It's not great.

So it's Habersham. Habersham. I got it. Yeah.

I just like on hash brown. I love it. Thanks. Yeah.

So it's believed obviously that, you know, the old pink house restaurant is haunted by James Habersham who appears frequently in the restaurant and has even been seen wearing his colonial garb while drinking an ale. I love it. I do too. Does he interact with anybody?

So patrons have reported that they've seen him just kind of hanging out, people watching, enjoying those who visit the home. Others have reportedly said that they had a conversation with someone dressed in colonial garb. So realistic that they believed him to be a reenactor only into a vanish. Oh, that just gives you chills.

Yeah, right. So since the building became a restaurant in the 1930s, employees have continued to see this ghost of James Habersham Jr. They reportedly only see him during the months between October and March as he seems to stay away from the summer heat. Yeah, that's the kind of ghost that I want to be.

Yeah. Because my gosh, I hate the heat. Like, no, the internet is so hot. Yeah.

I mean, this ghost is smart. He's got it going on. If I come back and haunt, I want to do it during the months that are cool. Absolutely.

Absolutely. So he's only there between October and March. Love it. He also really doesn't like if things are out of place.

So he'll come through and he will straighten table settings. He'll put chairs in their place. And sometimes if a server leaves their station kind of messy, he comes back when there's no one else there and it'll be perfectly straight. Yeah.

Oh, as far as ghosts go, I really like hash browns. Same. I'm really into it. He's he's getting it.

I mean, what he couldn't maybe do in life, right? He is he is doing a death. Yeah. Good job.

His ghost has also been blamed for mysterious lighting of candles that are placed on tables around the restaurant. I mean, he loves apparently he loves the idea of having lit candles on the tables. I love that, but also a massive fire hazard. Watch out, ghosty.

Yeah. Yeah. A waiter once recalled turning his back for a moment to do something else. And when he turned back around, suddenly all the candles on everything will take a lot of time.

Yeah, that's a bit unsettling. It is. Yeah. Okay.

So there are other ghosts here as well. Oh, not just hash brown. Actually, Haley, it's habersham. Okay.

There's another revolutionary war veteran. Some people think it might be one of the brothers and Joseph habersham. Of course. He's known to visit the bar and ask visitors to raise our glass for a toast with a drunken smile on his face.

But before you can take a drink from your glass, he vanishes. I like that. Because then you're questioning how drunk am I? I love that.

Yeah. Yeah. We got to go to this restaurant. We got to go to this restaurant.

We need to go. Yep. Love restaurants. So one of habersham's descendants is also known to join them on the bus.

Taking a solid shape and ordering a few drinks as the night winds down, he can be seen exiting the bar and walking to the cemetery, vanishing just as he mirrors the button family monument where his body was buried. Yeah. There's also been a female ghost spotted on the second floor numerous times where those women belong. Yeah.

On the second floor. She has reportedly been seen sobbing on several occasions by patrons and employees of the restaurant. One night after most the staff left, only the bartender and the manager remained. The manager told the bartender that, you know, the upstairs is all clear.

It was like everybody's gone. It was then that they heard sounds of a woman crying coming from upstairs. The bartender asked the manager, do you hear that? The manager said, Nope, don't hear a thing.

Either do you? We're leaving. Oh my God. So I was told the manager's like, I've been through this before.

Not a vessel here. Just going for not even going there. Yep. What happens when we miss a hash brown?

She's very upset. We got to go. She doesn't like potatoes anymore. Yeah.

Former house servants have also been seen kind of wandering around the building. They seem to be kind of wandering aimlessly. Not really sure about what their current state is. I'm just kind of sad.

It doesn't seem like they're angry or vengeful. They're just kind of floating around. There's also slave children who are believed to have died in fires or from illnesses like yellow fever. They can be found playing throwing dice against the wall in the former basement, which is now the tavern.

So they're just those slave children. Ghost children in general. Mm hmm. They're oddly creepier to me than adults.

Yeah, I would agree with that. Yeah. Yeah. There are some other children who have appeared that taught staff.

They hit bartenders with mind bottles. What? No. They play little tricks.

Some spirits have taken to liking to lock women in the bathroom, leading a management to finally take the lock off the door, which solved the problem to some degree. But now the spirits will occasionally hold the door shut, making the patient force to fling the door open with all their might because they can't. Okay. Okay.

If we go there, you're going to the bathroom with me. Well, not in the stall. But should I, could you get stuck in there? Shouldn't I be outside?

No, but what do you mean? Like, is it a one stall? It's a one stall. It's a imagination.

It's a like, there's a door that leads into the bathroom and then there's a like stalls in there. Okay. So you're saying, when you go to like the Applebee's and there's the main door that you open, right? Right.

And then once you're in there, there's like four or five stalls. Right. So do they lock you in the stall? I think they lock you in the blanks in the main door.

Okay. So here's, okay. So you will wait outside the main door. I will hurry and go pee and then I'll let me out.

Hey, wait. And I'll be able to let you out. Okay. Yeah.

Okay. Okay. Or hash browns will come to get you. Sounds good.

It looks like no. Holy water. I'm bringing holy water. I think that's a good plan.

Yeah. And Bible. So some of the staff will tell interesting stories about their experiences over the years. Apparently there's another spirit in the pink house that enjoys playing pranks on some of the diners menus which are occasionally stood in the front of the table will fall towards the guest for no reason.

It seems like it'll always hit like a glass of wine or something and knocking it onto the table or into the lap of the person enjoying their meal. What a little minx. Yeah. Not a little nugget.

Yep. So yeah, that's kind of the ghost. Okay. Here's something that I was thinking about.

Yeah. Now this sounds weird. But okay. So we've done, we covered episodes where we've talked about houses that are haunted hotels that are haunted restaurants.

Okay. But I was thinking about this. So let's say that you are a guest at a haunted hotel, but you don't know it's haunted and you're like, Oh my gosh, this historic hotel. What a wonderful place to have my honeymoon.

So you're doing what honeymooners do. You know what I'm saying? You get what I'm saying. You're you know, spending quality time together.

Then there's a ghost watching you. Yeah. I mean, what do you do with that? Do you say, Hey, I just paid for one?

I mean, I think no thanks hash browns. Yeah. I think you either you're just cool with it or you just get that out. Him or or the ghost.

I mean, whichever one you like better, I guess. I don't know. Yeah. So I did think about that.

Yeah. But like, okay, let's be so for real. Who goes into some type of historical building or something and doesn't expect there to be a ghost? No, I would for sure.

Absolutely you would. If you walk into a historic building, you're asking for it. That is true. But if you go into the days in and you're asking for it, but you're not asking for a ghost, right?

Then you have to shock because you don't know who was murdered horrifically in your room 20 years ago and now Hans it while you're trying to get your room on with this, you know, pain customer. I may or may not have to. Our minds are at the same place. There.

No, I mean, little things like going to the bathroom, you know, you just have to always assume there is a ghost watching you and you just have to feel out how comfortable you are with that before you stay in a haunted hotel or historic hotel or your wife and your booty with your left hand. It's a struggle. But day. But day.

So, you know, the ghost can watch me as, you know, the nice water hits my booty. Yeah, clean the right up. Sounds great. I'm going to buy one from Amazon side note.

Yeah. My partner and I have discussed purchasing one. So we're currently looking at the Amazon for the day. I do too.