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Bob tells a few scary tales about prepping his parents’ house for sale, while Miles earns money with his many gigs, including walking dogs, Ubering, and dashing.

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am i chewing off your hand or something bingo bring me bring me my middle finger bingo wow Gosh, what a weirdo, I swear. Don’t fight so hard. Oh, my goodness. Oh, it’s telling me I can’t do that anymore. Oh, well, we’ll just do this then. Hey, everybody. Welcome to Static Show. This is Bob. Hey, everyone. Miles with Static Radio, I think. Why do you say you think? No, I was hearing all these weird noises, and then you finally came on, so I didn’t know. Oh, because I was playing the music, the intro music stuff. Yeah, like someone throwing around a cardboard box or something. I’m like, oh, that’s the intro music? Oh, okay. Well, maybe you couldn’t hear it. See, look, Static Radio, there it says it right there. Mm-hmm.
right exactly oh my goodness you’re like on one tonight with your you know With your misremembrances and everything. You should probably go check that out. I was making fun of your family and you got a little pissed off. You said it was serious. You’re like, oh, seriously, I can’t remember. Now you’re making fun. I thought your daughter had a menial job. I’m sorry I thought that. I was incorrect. I wouldn’t even call that a menial job. I’m like, no one’s ever talked about that. This is not… You tell me things. This is not the topic of conversation. You tell me things, and then you’re like, oh, no, no, no. Oh, Monroe. I’m like Ted Knight over here. I don’t know. Oh, okay. I just thought she was a janitor. I didn’t know. I’m sorry. Sorry to all the janitors out there. I thought your daughter was a janitor. Well, I
No one’s ever said that, ever. I don’t know. You’re like, oh, she takes a lot of shit, let me tell you. I’m like, oh, she’s a janitor. Okay. No, come on. I never said that. I don’t know. Sorry. I didn’t know. So it’s almost Halloween, right? So the show will come out. It’s Halloween. This is Halloween. This is Halloween. One of your favorite times of the year. Yeah. I don’t know. We’ve done many little side things about Halloween, and we have them out on the YouTube and so forth. Right. But I actually have three… Well, maybe one scary and two mildly scary stories that happened to me that I’ve been holding on to now for almost a year. Okay. I’m listening. I’m just letting my dog out. Sorry. Oh, for fuck’s sake. It’s always something with this guy. I’m a dog walker at night, and I try to do this show while I got my phone, juggling my phone underneath my third chin, and then…
I’ve got to make a living, okay? Oh, by the by, your daughter’s a janitor? Well, you know, I’ve got five jobs. I’ve got to take care. I’ve got to dog walk a little to make some money, okay? There, okay? You’re like Mr. Gig Economy here. Don’t worry, Bob. I’ll be there. I’m just going to be doing some Ubering and some door dashing. I’m just going to say that. I’m like, hey, I’ve got to get in the car. If you could just hold on for like two seconds, I got to run this up to the door and take a picture, okay? That’s my ghost story. Here, I’m going to tell a heartfelt ghost story. Please. I got to tell this shit. All right. Before the guy cries, please tell the story. I might cry. Tell your ghost story. I actually have more than one, and this is a serious freaking story here.
Oh, okay. This is serious though he’s i’m telling you he’s grouchy so i’ve been decided, I’m trying to decide if i’m even going to tell it. That’s the problem, right? And I thought, Well, it’s Halloween, I should probably tell if i’m going to tell this story, now’s the time. And, you know, some things bother me, and i don’t talk about them for a long time. And this is one of them. And so I’m finally thinking, well, maybe if I’m going to do this, I should do it now. So I got to walk the dogs. And by the way, I got to go. I’m going to change the filters in the furnace. Hold on a sec. Please tell it so I can make fun of it now. Go ahead. Okay. Oh, you’re not going to make fun of this. You’re going to be fucking freaked out. No, I’m going to laugh the whole time. Okay. So I have never even mentioned this. This is how, you know,
weird i am about things so my mother passed away about a year ago correct and i’ve never talked about it on the show correct well uh so three things have happened to me since my mother passed away that is very freaky and scary okay okay the first one was um so she passed away and then i kind of took over to be the person to kind of get some things done, right? So I’m, you know, talking to our neighbors and and i’m like you know, we’re going to be doing a sale and all this kind of stuff. And I was getting things ready. And I was at her house doing this, right? Prepping everybody because it’s it’s you know, it’s a terrible thing and yes then the neighbors are all wondering what’s going on.
Okay, here’s what’s going to happen. So I’m prepping everybody trying to be a good guy. And I’ve been over the neighbors telling them, you know, that there’s going to be a sale at this, at the house and so forth. I come in the house from doing that. And there’s a phone ringing. inside your late mother’s house. Inside my late mother’s house. There’s a phone ringing. Um, as i walk in the door, phone starts ringing. Now you’re like, who, so what? Right? No, I’m getting sucked into this story already. Okay. Wait, wait, I’m not even gonna laugh. There’s a little, there’s a little backstory to it. So, uh, my mother had a landline until probably four months or five months before she passed away. And I convinced, I set her up with a system that basically used the cell phone that I had purchased for her to be her phone. That’s all she was using at this point. And the landline was just a bunch of people trying to sell her stuff. So we disconnected the landline and I set up a system technical, you know,
I’m not going to get into the particulars, but I set it up so basically she could use her cell phone and it would ring on her regular phone inside the house. Okay. All right. Well, she’s been passed away maybe for, at this point, probably about a month, right? When I walk in there. Number one, there is no landline anymore. Hasn’t been a landline for probably six months at this point. Okay. And there is no cell phone. Hmm. At this point, I had the cell phone, but I did not have it with me. It was at my house where I live, which is hours away. I go into the house. A phone is ringing. I totally freaked the fuck out because there should be no way in the world that this phone is ringing because phones need power.
And they need something to trigger them. Right. Correct. And this is just after I had launched through talking to people about selling stuff. So I left. I didn’t even finish what I was going to do. I left. Did you not answer the phone? I didn’t know where it was because it wasn’t in the room with me. There’s three phones hooked up to this thing that I set up. One was right there in the living room where I was at. One was in the kitchen. And one was down the hallway. And only the one down the hallway was ringing. Which was my mother… I don’t know if I want to hear any more of this. I left. This is freaking me out. I’m freaked out now. I’m completely freaked out. It gets worse. You’re freaking me out, dude. So I totally freak out. I gather up my stuff and I leave. I couldn’t take it. I couldn’t go find the phone. I couldn’t take it. I didn’t even say anything to my wife. I said, I’m on my way home.
And I finally told her after I’d been home for a while, I said, I got freaked out because this phone was ringing. She’s like, well, maybe it was an old cell phone. I go, no, I have everything. At that point, I had gathered up anything that was like that or any important stuff. And basically at this point, I had prepped the house to start selling things. We had gotten past all this other stuff. finding important papers and all that kind of thing. So I’m totally freaked out. And then, so I did go back. I mean, I did do, you know, complete my duties and everything, but I got rid of all the phones the next time I was there. I took all the phones and got rid of them. Poltergeist when they take the TV out of the motel room. That’s right.
It still scares me. That’s why I wasn’t sure about talking about it. That’s number one. Number two. My good friend helped me. So we have the sale. Sale goes off. There’s still stuff left. I’m giving stuff away to people that I know and so forth. And then all you’re left with is the stuff that nobody wants. Yes. Yes. So my wife and I and some neighbors and a good friend of mine, we clean out the upstairs one day, right? And totally clean it out. So it’s totally empty. But we had a dumpster for stuff. And so put it in the dumpster. So then I had to get another dumpster for the basement because I couldn’t fit any more into it, right? So I get another dumpster. Well, then it’s just me.
Right. I didn’t ask everybody because the basement wasn’t quite as crowded as everything else. So, um, and I wasn’t the stuff down there. Nobody wanted, it was just, you know, stuff and upstairs. I’m like telling people to take stuff, you know, take it if you want to take it, you know? And, um, so anyway, I go down there, uh, by myself again to clean out the basement, which they had a walkout basement. So, You know, everything was down right by the door that goes outside. And so I was just carrying stuff out and putting it in and everything. I come, just get started doing that, right? Mm-hmm. I come walking in and it sounds like something, like a bookshelf full of books falls over upstairs. Mm-hmm. Like the whole house rattles. Mm-hmm.
like shakes violently as I step in the door. There’s absolutely nothing upstairs. It is empty. I mean, I stepped in the door. This happens. I literally just stood there in shock and trying to decide I had to get this done though. You know what I mean? Because, you know, we sold the house. And so I had, I had to get stuff done. And so I stood there for a while and then I walked outside and I stood outside for a while. I did not go upstairs. And then eventually I started, I finished what I was there to do. And I unloaded, I unloaded, I loaded up stuff from downstairs. Luckily I had somebody coming by a little bit later that day to pick up some
furniture that was down there and they were there with me for a little while but it scared the living shit out of me i swear to god i was about really did you tell that person what had happened no no no again i didn’t talk about it till i got home. I didn’t talk about it. And so then that’s the second thing. And then now the third thing is probably the most creepy thing okay even those two things were not creepy enough. I am going to let the dog in. I’m just going to announce this. Such an ass. I’m delivering for Amazon on the side. Hold on. Let me throw this package up on the porch and take a picture. So CB, if you got to take a piss break, take it right now. Cause it’s going to take a few minutes. Just let me, the dog’s outside. She’s barking at some ghost or some shit. I don’t even know what it is. Okay. Yeah. I hope it’s, I hope it’s like the last of us mushroom men.
I’m not even going to be able to sleep tonight after hearing all this. Come on, get in, dumb shit. Oh, geez. Now you’re yelling at the dog. So then, so this is the last thing, right, that happened of note. I mean, little things happen, but these are the big ones, right? So everything’s cleared out of the house. The only thing I kept was an office chair, and I had it out in the garage. because I needed some place to sit because i had to wait for, I had some workmen come in and fix some minor things before the sale, you know? Sure. And so i needed, I didn’t have a place to sit down. So I kept this office chair on wheels, um, you know, in order to have a place to sit when i showed up to wait for people to do some work. Right. And so i used it, you know, probably for, I mean, you know, it was like a little electrical, a little plumbing, you know,
So I had to wait for these guys to show up. So then on the, but I didn’t want to get rid of that chair because that was my only place to sit other than the car, which it was summertime. And so it was really, really hot out there. So anyway, so I use it out in the garage. And then when I was done with all that, I put it in the kitchen, in the kitchen, you know, just to keep it somewhere, not in the garage. And so then I came back to check on things. I think I had to sign some papers or do something, you know, meet with somebody. And so then I go inside the house and the chair’s gone. And then my first thought was, well, who broke in and stole this chair? Right.
And so I didn’t think much of it, and I was kind of doing what I needed to do, checking on things. It was for the realtor. Anyway, I walked down the hallway to what was an office space that my parents had made one of our old bedrooms into an office. Yeah. Guess what was in that room? Don’t say it. Don’t. Oh, God. The chair. Oh, my God. The chair was in there all by itself where it was supposed to be. Yeah. Now, it’s not like the kitchen is right next to this room where it just accidentally rolled in there or something. You have to go out of the kitchen, down a hallway, and into the room. So you have to make two 90-degree turns. Right. So there’s no way…
there’s no way rolled and there’s and there’s there’s no reason for anybody, at this point, everything is gone. There’s no reason for anybody to put that chair if they if like the because at this point i think the realtor had a key or something, to put that chair in that room because there’s nothing in that room. There would be no reason. Absolutely no reason to be down there because it’s not like you would want to sit there and look at something because there’s nothing to look at. Yeah. It was in the kitchen just to keep it out of the garage. And yeah, so something moved the chair from the kitchen down to where it was, which, you know, nobody really knew that. The realtor never knew that because he never really saw the house with stuff in it. Right.
No one would know that was the office. Mm-hmm. Yeah. And I’m like, I left. That was it. Now, I did go in there afterwards and everything, but I moved that chair back out to the garage. Yeah. Oh, shit. I took it out of the inside of the house, and I put it in the garage. Because in order to get from the garage inside the house, it has to go up steps, and that wasn’t going to happen, I was hoping. All right, I’m up for it. So three very scary stories have happened to me, and I swear, you know, who knows, right? Yeah. A couple of these can be easily explained. Somebody rolled the chair, which I highly doubt it, because nobody was supposed to be in there, and nothing else changed or whatever. The thing falling again, there was nothing to fall.
It was totally empty upstairs. The phone’s probably the easiest to explain. Maybe there was a phone that got electrical impulse somehow, but again, not likely. now this is not, this is not the first time that somebody in my family, I think, and this is just my, you know, feelings has contacted me after they passed away. I don’t think i’ve told this story before. Maybe I have, you’ll remember if i had, so so i think it was my mother. you know, trying to get my attention, but I was still freaked out. I’m like, you know, this is the worst possible way to get my attention. Right. Um, cause it freaks me out. And I’m like, ah, you know, um, but, um, my grandfather died and he, somehow I ended up with his like component stereo system. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This is way back in the day when that was a big deal.
He had this really nice stereo and somehow in the scheme of things, I ended up with it. And I was only like, I think 12 years old, I think when he died. I had it in my room. I would listen to the radio and play tapes and whatnot. And one night in the middle of the night, I wake up because the stereo turns on by itself. It has a switch. It was a big chunky switch back in those days. You know what I mean? To turn it on and off. I wake up. I’m groggy. I go over to it. All it’s playing is noise, like static. I stand there for a minute. I’m like, how the heck is this thing on? I turn it off with the switch. It doesn’t go off.
will not turn off. Right? Yeah. And so i stand there and i’m like, well, what is going on? Right? I didn’t think anything of it. I was totally out of it so i pushed the flip the switch really fast a bunch of times and finally it goes off. Yeah. I wake up in the morning and i’m like, what is, you know, I remember this happening kind of because i was woke up right dead doesn’t ever work again. It’s fairly new. It was not even probably two years old. It’s broken. It’s dead. Won’t work. Never worked again. That is weird. So anyway, there’s my scary family stories for you to take in. That is spooky. Very spooky. And I have one to talk about. You know, normally I told you about the whole
overpass thing, like right after it happened and everything. This, oh no, I wasn’t gonna let this go. I thought I even thought about keeping it another year but I thought, well. You know, what bothers me is you, and I won’t mention what this is, but you gave me an item before your mom passed it’s literally like three feet behind me and I’m so freaked out right now. I want to put this thing outside. It was from my mom as well. I know. I know. And I’m afraid this thing’s going to start making noise. Like it shouldn’t be making noise. And then I’ll be like, okay. Both the guys said, I’m launching into the river. I’m launching you into the Mississippi, man. Boom. I, it is. Oh my gosh. Each one of those things. Yeah. I just, the only reason I stayed after something fell upstairs was because I had
I was paying his money. I was paying for this dumpster and I had to get this done or else I was going to have to pay for another week. Oh yeah. Those are expensive. They’re expensive. Yeah. So I’m like, I got to get this done. And I knew some other people were coming by for the furniture, but I didn’t know when. And so, yeah, I’m like, Oh yeah. But every other time I just left, as soon as I, it happened, I’m just like, okay, I’m out of here. Yeah. I’m out of here. Dang. yeah that’s my spooky, scary story. That is spooky. It’s not even funny it’s spooky yeah it’s strange it falls under the strange category. We said strange and humorous. Yeah, yeah. Strange and or humorous yeah and or and or both a lot of times but uh yeah the um yeah it was just, you know, and it, I mean,
people have these kinds of things happen and, you know, they’re not believed and so forth. And it’s like, to me, it’s, it’s so real and it happens, you know, it’s happened. And I mean, there’s no way I can say, yes, this was my mother trying to tell me something or no or whatever. But, um, you know, it certainly is weird. Right. So my father passed away of, few years prior to that, so it could have been him as well. I don’t know, but yeah, they had lived at that house for over 50 years, so. While they were alive, did you have any incidents there while they were alive, or? No, no, never. Well, just the one with my grandpa’s stereo, that was all. Yeah. But nothing else, I mean, nothing else weird like that happened. I mean, it just was right uh yeah these things happened afterwards, and trying to think of,
I can’t remember. No, no other weird, you know, paranormal type things happened while I was there other than my grandfather’s stereo. That is weird. Yeah. Yeah. Most of the other things that I’ve had happen have been elsewhere. So yeah, weird, weird, weird and, and disturbing. I mean, it’s just, you know, the worst part for me is, You know, the falling thing, I have no explanation for at all. I can’t even tell you how it happened. Right. The other two things, you know, I know where I left the chair because I was the only one that sat in it because it essentially became my sitting chair. And I’m the one who hooked all the phone stuff up. I know exactly how it works. I would say, yeah, maybe the chair might be the most puzzling. But, yeah, the chair one is, yeah.
It’s weird, yeah. But it’s also the most explainable. Somebody came in, they moved the chair. It’s easily explained. Oddly enough, the one that I stayed for is the most unexplainable. Because there’s literally nothing to fall. Everything was gone. There’s no shelves, no books, no things hanging on the wall, nothing. And it was above you. It was above me. Oh, yes, it was above me. I felt it. 100% above you. There’s no way it was outside, like some kid threw a basketball against the sighting. No, it was like somebody knocked over a bookshelf full of books. That’s how rumbly it was. It shook everything. Right. It shook everything. Yeah. It wasn’t outside. It wasn’t like a car backfiring or anything like that. It literally shook. Everything above me was shaking.
Yeah. Snapping their fingers. Yeah, and I was like, oh my gosh, what the hell just happened? It would be if you were playing Buck Buck upstairs. Yeah. Here comes Miles, buck number one. Kaboom, kaboom, kaboom. Have a good time. I mean, that’s how much it shook. It was like you jumped on the floor or fell over or something. Me dressed up as Mama from a What’s Eating Gilbert grape. That’s right. Yeah, exactly. I thought I was going to have to pull out some two befores and reinforce the floor. Come up here, Bob. So, yeah, very scary stuff happening. Halloween stuff. We’ll see now that I’ve mentioned. I haven’t talked. I’ve totally talked about it with my immediate family. That’s it. Yeah. I haven’t even told my brother. If he listens, he’ll find out. I’ve never even told him. Hey, what are you doing, man? Yeah. So, yeah. And I was debating whether or not to do it, but I thought, well. I’m glad you did, I think. I’m not sure. So.
You know, and I do miss my mom, so it’s very sad. Well, no, it is sad. She was a very nice lady. She was a super nice lady. Yeah. She was. But that’s, you know, I don’t know what else to say about it. It’s just very weird and strange and scary. Wow. Wow. Did I talk to the little boy that lives in your mouth? I think that’s what got Jeffrey Jones arrested. Yeah. Yeah.

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