When Reality Glitches: True Stories With No Logical Explanation

Reality doesn’t always break loudly...sometimes it just misplaces a nut, duplicates a shirt, or drops a thought into your mind at the wrong moment.

In this first short-form episode, Will explores true, head-scratching “Matrix glitch” stories, starting with one he and Karen personally experienced, and invites you to decide: coincidence, subconscious mind, or something stranger at work?

Listen in, then weigh in, because these moments don’t ask for belief, they demand explanation.

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Hey, Will, we're starting something new.

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You know how reality sometimes feels like it glitches. We've

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talked about the Mandela effect before and that has something

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to do with this, but it goes further than that, right,

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It goes to the strange stories of things that appear

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out of nowhere, or voices you hear in the dark,

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or something like that, not to dwell in fear, but

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rather to explore the mysteries of the universe that we

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live in. So today we're going to dive into those moments,

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some of those moments where the matrix hiccups. Anyway, we're

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exploring the wild stories people swear are real, and we

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want you to weigh in. So, without further ado, let's

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go into our first story. We start with a personal

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story that Karen and I actually experienced.

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One day.

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Karen and I were going to do an interview on

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location for the Skeptic Mentorhizians. So we packed up all

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of our gear and we took it to the place

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and we were unpacking it and as I'm connecting the

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microphone to the microphone arm, there's a nut that connects

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that to each other. It's probably about the size of

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a quarter and Karen and I were sitting next to

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each other on chairs in the room that we're going

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to do the doing the interview while we were prepping

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all the equipment, and as I'm screwing the nut onto

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the microphone arms so that it can connect to the microphone,

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it slips out of my hands and Karen and I

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are both looking at this. It falls to the ground,

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balances and disappears, just vanishes. We have no idea where

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this thing has gone. So we started looking everywhere. We

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got down on our hands and knees, we were lifting stuff,

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we were We literally tore apart that poor person's office

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trying to find this stupid nut because we couldn't connect

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the microphone to the arm without that nut. But it

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was nowhere we found. We just it doesn't matter how

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much we looked or how hard we looked, we couldn't

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find that darn nut. So we decided to do the

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interview just holding the microphone instead of putting it.

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On the arm. So we had an audience at that time.

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We had folks that are that know the person when

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we interviewed well, and decided to come and be part

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of the quote unquote studio audience. So after we were

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done with the interview, as I'm trying to pack everything up,

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one of the people from the audience comes to me

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and says, hey, I'm being told that you should look

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in your pocket for the nut. Now, I need you

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to understand something. When you're sitting down. If you are

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sitting down right now and you look down, your pockets

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are kind of collapse onto your pants. Right, It's difficult

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to put something into your pockets unless you kind of

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don't stand up, but maybe lean a little bit so

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that you can open the pocket. Right It's it's plastered

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up against your body, so it's really it would be

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difficult for something to get into your pocket without you

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realizing it. So I politely nodded and said, oh, yes,

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of course, I'll try that, just to appease that person,

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knowing full well that there was no possible way that

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the nut could be in my pocket. So in order

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to appease her, I put my hands in one kneche

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pocket and I froze because when I pulled my right

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hand out of my pocket, there, in all his glory

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was that nut. The how in the world could this

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thing have fallen? Bounce on the floor and disappeared and

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later appeared in my pocket. I'm talking bounce on.

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The floor.

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Found its way across my body into my right hand

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side pocket because this thing had bounced onto my left

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side of my body, so it bounced on the left

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side of my body, traveled across my body, burrowed its

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way into my collapse to pocket, and made its way

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to the bottom of it without my feeling a thing.

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Through the entire interview, I felt nothing in those pockets,

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and yet suddenly there it was.

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The interesting thing is that on my way into that interview,

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I had been struggling with belief that this stuff, maybe

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maybe this is just all fantasy. So I had to

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ask the universe, I need some incontrovertible proof.

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I need you to show me for sure.

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That this stuff is actually real, because I'm starting to

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lose my faith.

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In all this stuff.

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And lo and behold, you asked the universe. It delivers

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and I feel that is exactly what happened. The Universe said, okay,

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here's your proof, and now I'm sharing.

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That with you now.

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There is a Facebook group called Matrix Mysteries that I

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encourage you to sign up for become a member of

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because a lot of these stories come from there, and

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I just curiated some that are well. It made me

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go wow. So hopefully you'll enjoy him as much as

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I did. Here's the first story. Well, here I am

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again with absolutely no explanation, but it's getting frustrated now.

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I have a mini trampoline that my eight year old

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son asks to play with sometimes, and he had it

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in his bedroom for about a week and when I

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went to put it back in my room, I couldn't

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find one of the legs.

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I searched everywhere.

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I tore apart the room, I dumped his toy box,

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I swept, I mopped, I stripped his bed, and I

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pulled everything out from his dresser. I looked in every

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corner of his room. Honestly, I couldn't find it. So

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months go by, my husband was on the verge of

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buying me a new mini trampoline. So I'm frustrated, and

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I think to myself, let me poke around his room

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one last time. I put my hand on the doorknob

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and I say, aloud, I am going to find that

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missing leg and I will find it today. And with that,

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I walked into the room and there it was, lying

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on top of my son's bed, the bed I had

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made two hours prior, in the home that I stay

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in with my children being at school and my husband

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being at work.

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I almost thought I was tripping, but I picked.

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It up and just was flabbergaston. How no one's secretly

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living in my house?

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I was alone. It actually gave me the chills. So

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what do you think? What could have happened?

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How did this leg of the mini trampoline suddenly just

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appear somewhere where she had just been and it wasn't

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there before. I have my thoughts, but I'd love to

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hear yours. Here's another story that made me go hmmm.

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Yesterday I was with a friend who picked me up

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in her car and we did some shopping together. When

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she brought me back home, I grabbed the bags that

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had the items I bought in them. We had gone

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food chopping, but she didn't know what I had bought

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because we separated in the grocery store. I pulled out

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a clear plastic bag and showed her a single egg

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bagel and told her that I was going to have

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the bagel with cream, cheese and locks. When I got

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back inside my apartment. Then all of a sudden, she said, oh,

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what's that smell. At that precise instant, this aroma of

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locks came into the car. So she asked me if

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I had bought locks, and I hadn't because it was

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in my refrigerator.

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I didn't need to buy any more locks.

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My friend said, ah, I hate the smell of locks,

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and I don't eat it. So after about a minute,

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the aroma dissipated. I love that my garden angels are

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spirit guidance to have a sense of humor. They've sent

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me various food aromas before. It's one of the ways

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that they let me know that they were with me.

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So what do you think, family? Is this what happened?

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The spirit guides playing a joke and saying, who, we're

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excited to have you eat bagels and locks?

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Yeah, let us know what you think happened. Here.

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Here's what I found interesting. I just joined this group.

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I want to share a story of mine. Maybe ten

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years ago, I was staying with a friend and I

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happened to borrow a shirt from her. Unfortunately, I accidentally

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took it home with me when I came back from

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my trip, and I've worn it a few times since then.

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But not many.

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It's a cute shirt, just it's not really my style

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or something. I wouldn't never buy it, but I held

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on to it because I kind of did like it.

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I just didn't care for the color, but I thought

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maybe one day.

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I'd make it work.

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Now, I've moved moved several times since then, and obviously

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packed and moved my clothes with me. The shirt obviously

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comes with me from the clothes I packed. And now

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fast forward to summer of last year, the head of

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fumigation and had to move a lot of my stuff

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out of my apartment, especially my clothes. So I got

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to the shirt to pack it, and to my utter shock,

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there were two of the exact same shirt, same color,

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same tag, same size, same everything. It was an exact duplicate.

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I have no clue where this second shirt came from.

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It wasn't really common top either. It was a cropped

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forest green ribbed tie top with bell sleeves, not just

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like a plain T shirt. It was so insane. I

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know for a fact that I've never bought that shirt

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for there to be a duplicate, and my friend only

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lent me one obviously, so what the heck?

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All your turn what the heck? What do you think happened?

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How did she end up with two of the same exact,

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very unique type of shirt.

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about this.

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the same time, So bear with me.

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This is how it goes.

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Last night, I was in the shower, in my brain

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kept saying Sloss Furnace, Sloss furnace, over and over again.

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I was thinking, like, what is that? Where did I

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hear that? What is Sloss Furnace? Am I losing it?

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And then I just randomly had this feeling that it's

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a company someone worked for in a Christmas movie or

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something i'd once seen. So when I got out a shower,

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I did a Google search for Sloss Furnace, and it

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turns out it was an actual furnace company which in

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the early nineteen hundreds had a disaster and a bunch

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of people died. So I was kind of creeped out

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because my brain literally said Slaws furnace, like totally unprovoked

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and randomly, and I've got no idea what triggered it.

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turns out Slaws Furnace is also an episode out of

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like three hundred mind you of a ghost show I

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used to watch that I definitely have not seen in

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like five years. I can't stop wondering how I thought

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of it and where it came from. I told my boyfriend.

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About it after my shower internet search, and.

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watch that old episode of the ghost show just for fun.

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So I go out in the living room and I

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sit down, and I kid you not, the TV immediately

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stops working. My boyfriend couldn't figure out why it wasn't working.

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It was literally on and fine, and the second I

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sat down it freaked out. We finally got into working

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and after turning it on and off a few times

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and eventually restarting our internet router.

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So while we were.

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Watching the show, I made a joke that my tattoo

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should be something that says slass furnace. Not five minutes later,

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a girl comes on the show who worked there and

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had a tattoo and said sloss furnace. Now I realized

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that could have been a subconscious memory or something, But

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why something so random and why that memory out of

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all the billions of memories that my brain must have

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stored away.

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Am I being psychotic? Or is this weird and creepy? Like?

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What's going on? Should I be worried?

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I've never had anything like this happen before. So help

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me out here, all right, help her out here? What

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do you think happened? That does sound a little wild

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and cookie and crazy and funky and wild? Right, let

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us know what you think happened, because this is.

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Again, I've got my thoughts, but I'd love to hear yours,

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So let me know what you thinking.

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All right, I think that's going to do for this episode.

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If you've got your own mind bending matrix moment, like

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a glitch, a mystery, or just something that left you scratching.

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Your head, send it our way.

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We'd love to feature your story in a future episode

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and have some fun unraveling it together.

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And if you have an.

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Answer for any of the stories that we read today, please.

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Don't be shy.

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Send us a message, either voicemail or email. Either one

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will work. You can do that by going to Skeptic

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Metaphysician dot com. You will find a way to send

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us an email or even better, a voicemail. And if

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you have a strange, fun story like this matrix glitch

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moment that we just heard on the show today, leaving

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us a voicemail may help us to get your voice

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on our show. We'd love to play your story on

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the air, So give us a shout. All right, don't

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forget to share this episode with someone you think we'll

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And if you aren't following us on social media, we'd

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love you to do that so we can connect. We

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do respond to each message that we get on social

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media personally, So all.

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Right, thanks for listening.

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We'll catch you again on the next episode of The

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Skeptic Metaphysicians.

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Until then, take really good care of yourself.