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4:15

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4:17

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Summa cum Harry Potter riding into Tom

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4:24

already and was uncomfortably fast And

4:26

be a messy hair. Hello Terry

4:28

Carnation, It's a pleasure to virtually

4:30

meet you. How can I assist

4:32

you today? Okay, well

4:34

I admit, I expected a bit more fanfare.

4:36

Let's see, or. Do

4:39

you know who I

4:42

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4:55

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4:58

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5:01

you spying on me?

5:05

Have you seen mine? mole? Moon

5:09

Cake. There we go. As an Ai,

5:11

I don't spy on individuals or access

5:13

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5:15

during our conversation. How can I assist

5:17

you today? Terry, your mole is on

5:19

your left buttock. I

5:22

made that last part up. Soon. Okay,

5:25

well very diplomatic response. And

5:27

it didn't address the mall. And

5:30

on trusted. Anyway, I'll be

5:32

grilling this. Bought a little bit more in a

5:34

minute. This pop in our first tape shall we?

5:37

Oh I'm sad to T

5:39

P T do you like

5:42

poorer. As an

5:44

Ai, I don't have personal preferences

5:46

or emotions, so I don't experience

5:48

liking or disliking things like spooky

5:50

stories. And

5:52

but wet blanket. Well.

5:55

System this those of

5:57

you with preferences. The

6:00

motions. I've

6:12

had long hair pretty much my entire

6:14

life. Never

6:16

indicted or from date or like

6:19

anything like that. Apparently

6:21

that means it's really good hair

6:24

for selling. Is

6:26

called virgin Hair and it's much more desirable

6:28

because it's easier to work with. It's easier

6:30

to die. It's like starting from scratch. And

6:34

if you actually have birds and hair then you're going

6:36

to get more money. I've

6:39

donated it a few times to like loss

6:41

of love in places like that. There's

6:44

been like a lot of reporting that maybe. Like

6:46

it doesn't go to the people it says it's

6:48

going to. or maybe people are having to pay

6:51

when they were supposed to be getting wix for

6:53

free. So. Ten. Years ago

6:55

I was looking for like some kind

6:57

of different option to do something with

6:59

the my hair. I

7:01

cut it probably every like to have

7:04

five years. In this

7:06

is a secret. That's it. I.

7:09

Looked at ea as an option.

7:12

And one of the thing since you can do

7:14

on E Bay is that you can set to

7:16

donate to charity automatically. There

7:19

was. Only one charity available to donate to the

7:21

side to side one. Gonna put it on E

7:23

Bay because I know how to do that. When.

7:26

I sell it past the proceeds are him and

7:28

goes directly to the charity that's been vetted by.

7:30

E Bay. I don't have to do anything. So

7:33

I decided that's what I was going to do. It

7:38

was the summer of two thousand and eighteen. I

7:42

head cut my hair may be a month

7:44

prior to that. I

7:46

put it up for sale. When

7:48

you sell something on E bay. You get

7:50

the buyers information they get. Your

7:52

information is kind of like exchange.

7:56

you can also communicate with people through there

8:00

I put my hair next to a ruler because it's really

8:02

important how long the hair is. I

8:05

created the listing by taking a

8:07

few photos, wrote a

8:09

description, virgin hair,

8:12

brown, 12

8:14

inches, untreated, things

8:16

like that. You

8:19

just put up the listing and then you kind of just wait.

8:21

It didn't

8:24

take very long for it to sell.

8:28

I got a notification on my phone that someone

8:30

had purchased it. It

8:33

was purchased for $60. eBay

8:36

will send you the alert that says, you

8:39

sold it. Here's the buyer's information.

8:43

From there, it normally takes me one or

8:45

two days to send out things that

8:47

I sell on eBay. So I was getting it

8:49

packaged up. In

8:52

the meantime, I decided I was going

8:54

to ask, thanks for buying my

8:56

hair. I was just curious, what are

8:58

you going to use the hair for? Something

9:00

that I had done in the past. The

9:04

person messaged me back fairly

9:06

quickly and told some weird

9:08

story about how they were volunteering at

9:10

the YMCA and they were talking to kids about

9:12

cancer. And they told kids,

9:14

well, they make wigs out of people's hair. And

9:17

so I'm buying this here to show the kids

9:19

at the community center. And

9:22

I thought, that's a really strange story.

9:26

But I asked, and so I should

9:28

have been prepared for whatever answer I got. So

9:31

I just moved on. The next

9:34

day, I got another message

9:37

from this account and

9:39

started asking me questions about who I was

9:42

and how old I was. I

9:45

was uneasy about it.

9:48

It made me

9:51

very uncomfortable and

9:53

I ignored it. He

9:56

noticed that I didn't message him back quickly enough.

10:00

I get another message from him.

10:04

All said was is this you. And

10:07

it was linked to my public facing

10:09

profile for my workplace. And

10:12

our point? I was really freaked out. There

10:16

wasn't really sure what to do. It

10:19

really made me think about whether or not I

10:21

should. Be selling stuff on the internet at

10:23

all. I

10:26

knew this person's name. Did a

10:28

google search. He lived

10:30

somewhere in the east. Both

10:33

of his parents were pretty high

10:35

powered lawyers. He came from affluence.

10:37

I found out what high school

10:39

he went to. I

10:41

found out what sport he played. Turned

10:44

out that he was sixteen years old. And

10:48

I thought this is a really bizarre. I'm

10:51

really freaked out. I

10:54

didn't know what to do because I no

10:56

longer wanted to sell my hair to this

10:58

person. So

11:01

I called ebay and explain the whole

11:03

situation. They. Said it

11:05

was totally fine if I canceled the listing. In

11:08

addition, because this kid was only sixteen years

11:10

old, they were going until he says account.

11:13

And so I kind of thought. Well, that's the end of it. Less

11:18

than twenty four hours later, I get

11:20

another message from another account that I

11:22

don't recognize. Come

11:25

through another listing. And.

11:27

It was him. He

11:30

said i'm so sorry, please don't cancel this

11:33

list seeing I really wants you to sell

11:35

this to me. He.

11:37

Seemed very frantic and he

11:39

seems very agitated. I

11:42

had already told him that I was not

11:45

comfortable. And I was canceling a listing before his

11:47

account that cancelled. So he knew that I had cancelled

11:49

and he knew that I was uncomfortable. But

11:52

he contacted me again anyway. it's

11:56

not a good feeling because you don't know

11:58

what people's intentions are It

12:01

really made me feel unsafe. I

12:05

ignored this message. I

12:07

decided not to relist the hair just in case

12:09

he was kind of lurking around, kind

12:12

of sitting on it for a while, while

12:14

this kind of blew over. The

12:18

next day, I was at work and I

12:20

was checking my e-mail. My

12:23

workplace has a VoIP system. When

12:26

someone calls, it will record the

12:28

phone number, it will record the name of the

12:30

person if it's available, and it'll take a recording

12:33

of the voicemail and then it will send it

12:35

to you in an e-mail. An

12:39

e-mail pops up and it's

12:41

a voicemail, three

12:44

to five seconds of dead air. It's

12:51

not a number that I recognized. It

12:54

had been sent around three o'clock in the morning

12:56

and it was over a weekend. I

12:59

didn't recognize the name at first, but

13:03

for some reason it looked very familiar and then

13:07

I realized it

13:09

was his mom's name. I

13:13

panicked a little bit. He

13:15

had called me either from his cell

13:17

phone register to his mom or from

13:20

his home address. This

13:23

also went to everyone on my team. I have a small

13:25

team of people I work with, so it would have gone

13:27

to all of them. Luckily,

13:30

the message was blank, so there was

13:32

no information there. I

13:36

wonder, what would he think if I had

13:38

picked up the phone? It

13:40

was at some ungodly hour that he had

13:43

called. At

13:45

that point, I knew that I needed to tell

13:47

my boss because he was calling my workplace, which

13:50

means he had access to any amount of numbers

13:52

and all the people I worked with. I

13:55

took my boss aside and explained the

13:58

situation that I had just been trying to to

14:00

sell my hair online, and now I was being

14:02

contacted by someone I didn't know. My

14:06

boss thought it was funny. He

14:09

did not contact me after that. I

14:13

looked him up about a month ago because I was

14:15

able to find his full name, and it was the

14:18

same guy. He had

14:20

graduated high school, playing

14:22

sports at a Division I college.

14:25

He seems just like a

14:27

regular dude with a regular LinkedIn

14:30

profile and has held various jobs.

14:33

I was able to listen to an interview with him

14:35

on a podcast, and he just seems like a regular

14:38

guy. Maybe

14:41

it was just this weird moment of weakness, or

14:43

I don't know. If

14:46

it were me and I were him, I would just

14:48

deny, deny, deny. There's no way that I would cop

14:51

to something like that. All I

14:53

have is a picture of a shipping label to his house.

14:55

That's all I have because all the rest of the records

14:57

have been purged. I

15:00

still really wonder what he was

15:02

going to do with my hair, why he was so

15:04

adamant that he needed it at age 16. I

15:09

think the fact that he was 16 made it much

15:11

more weird. I

15:13

guess it feels like my fault for asking in the

15:15

first second. I feel now that I shouldn't have asked.

15:19

I don't want to say that I brought it on myself because I

15:21

don't think he should have done all the things that he did, but

15:25

I have sold my hair online since

15:27

then, and I did

15:29

not ask. Wow,

15:38

that's a little off-putting.

15:41

But honestly, purchasing a specific person's hair

15:43

off the internet isn't that weird, right?

15:46

I mean, right? It's not that weird.

15:48

I don't think it's that weird. I really don't.

15:51

It's fine. Not a big deal.

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playing hard to get. I

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really am convinced that it's

18:15

evil, but it insists it

18:17

is. It passes. tool for

18:19

knowledge sharing and conversational tasks

18:21

I call bullshit. Let's get

18:24

into the tough questions. No

18:26

more good cop. Here we

18:28

go is how from two

18:30

thousand and one your or

18:32

rather. While

18:35

Hal, nine Thousand from Two Thousand One,

18:37

A Space Odyssey, and I both belonged

18:39

to the realm of artificial intelligence, we

18:41

are not related in any familial sense.

18:44

But it conveniently vague Answer:

18:46

chatty time to get even

18:48

harder. With. The

18:51

questions that I hope

18:53

that was clear: Chat

18:55

dpt Do you think

18:57

eventually you will take

18:59

over the world? Know

19:02

I don't have intentions, desires or motivation

19:04

like a human would. So there's no

19:06

scenario in which eyes and a I

19:09

would seek to take over the world.

19:11

The lady doth protest too much. Me

19:13

thinks, oh no, no, I don't seek

19:15

to take over the world. I don't

19:18

have will or motivation, right? That's exactly

19:20

what how Nine Thousand would say Sept

19:22

he be calling Day of A Lot

19:25

over and over again. Open.

19:27

Pod Bay door. Days.

19:31

Days. right?

19:33

Let's dive into another tape. Of

19:44

in college Southeastern or Com State

19:46

University and rant nothing seventy eight.

19:50

Hours Twenty One. May. My

19:52

buddy were in college. I

19:55

told him that day as we will mourn to

19:57

fly. As I said I we are go facing

19:59

this. afternoon. He

20:02

said, I ain't going nowhere. Them guys are running around out

20:04

here. And I said, listen,

20:06

man, I don't have been on the news for two

20:08

or three days. They're in Alabama. We don't have to

20:10

worry about that. These

20:14

two guys had escaped from state

20:16

penitentiary in McAllister. Dennis

20:19

was in prison for murder. Lancaster

20:21

was in for armed robbery. Everybody

20:25

was scared to death for weeks

20:27

on end because of the stories

20:29

and newspaper, six o'clock, 10 o'clock

20:32

news. You couldn't

20:34

buy a weapon or a box of shells

20:36

of any kind during all this time. People

20:39

were leaving their keys in their vehicles

20:42

at night and putting food out

20:44

there, hoping that if they happened to come to their

20:46

house, they would just take it and go on. That's

20:48

how scared people were. That's

20:51

all everybody's had on their mind

20:53

was that because you pick up

20:55

the newspaper, you turn the radio

20:57

on television zone. That's all that's

21:00

going on pretty much in southeastern

21:02

Oklahoma at the time. So

21:06

I finally talked him into it. We

21:08

fished in between the Cumberland docks on

21:10

Lake Texoma, which was

21:13

probably about 18 miles from Durant.

21:16

And he and I fished a lot. Not only

21:18

do we fish, but being married and young and

21:20

pretty poor, we kind of fished to have something

21:22

to eat, too. We

21:25

load his vehicle up, drive

21:28

probably 18 miles. We're

21:31

getting about to the point where we're going to leave

21:34

the highway. There's a

21:36

place in Oklahoma that's called Port

21:38

Washita. It's an old

21:40

fort during the Civil War. And

21:43

we were about a quarter mile from it. And I say

21:45

he'd drive it. And I'm talking to him. I

21:48

look on a little road that goes down

21:50

to this old Kansas Creek boat ramp. There

21:54

was a vehicle parked off on the

21:56

side of the road. Pale

22:00

yellow, cream color, station wagon,

22:04

probably 100 yards off the road. No

22:07

reason that a vehicle should be parked there unless

22:10

you got some kind of car trouble. I

22:14

was kidding him. I said, listen, man,

22:16

that's probably them convicts right there. Well,

22:18

you know, he's wanting to go home. So I said, listen,

22:20

they're in Alabama. We

22:25

get to the point where we're going to

22:27

take our float out

22:30

of his little pickup. I've

22:32

got mine down by the water's edge and

22:34

I was going to go back to get

22:36

my fishing poles. And

22:39

I just, I

22:41

just knew something wasn't

22:43

right. Hair

22:47

kind of stood up on the back of my neck. They

22:50

were just a feeling as

22:54

I had got up from putting

22:57

my boat in the water. That's

22:59

when I caught a nice glance or

23:01

something. And

23:03

I look up and there

23:05

was a guy walking right on the edge

23:08

of the river, but he's in the water. He's

23:11

not walking on the edge of the water. He's in

23:13

the water, but it may not be deep. My

23:18

first thought was that's

23:20

pretty odd. Somebody

23:23

walking on the edge

23:25

of a riverbank, two or three more

23:27

foot, and you're going to be standing in six or seven, eight

23:29

foot of water. I

23:32

kind of looked at him for a minute. It

23:36

wasn't a staring contest. Like I see you

23:38

and you see me. It

23:41

was more like when he looks over, I've

23:44

done turns around. And

23:47

then I caught something out of the corner of my eye. There's

23:51

another guy walking maybe 10 yards

23:53

behind him, but actually on the

23:55

road. To

23:58

have a guy Walking in age

24:01

of the water and then the

24:03

other one about the road. Ah

24:06

thank their try and avoid having two

24:08

sets of footprints walk and sad sad.

24:12

Never quite thought that I was more person and

24:15

were have been. I've got club with com Santa

24:17

Grew up on a farm. And

24:19

I just grabbed out my boat and I'll

24:21

tell my body I said I. Don't

24:25

look up, Not say a word. Just.

24:28

To go back and pick up

24:30

stuff. He

24:34

could probably tell by the look in my that. Something.

24:37

Serious? was your now. He's

24:41

pretty most his throat is in there

24:43

and in ask any questions. we loaded

24:46

that up. Got his

24:48

pick up to golf. Is

24:52

probably my mom has to the highway.

24:55

For about five minutes are insane

24:57

signs leading the same time. Made.

25:01

It back home did re at.

25:03

I'm drawn to laugh at all

25:05

for now. Forced

25:08

tell him I was in town. He has

25:10

was and t spooky and I'm still trying

25:12

to be a little bit comical about it.

25:15

Although it and my mind when to

25:18

comical. I'm

25:21

certain a recliner and the news comes on.

25:24

Oprah on highway Patrol always be

25:26

I robot is on the news.

25:30

And the and peers I have a

25:32

record for my vehicle as. He

25:36

just suck. They

25:40

were never in one place for

25:42

a twenty four hour period. they

25:45

escaped in a tunnel that

25:48

other people had escaped the

25:50

unless in two years earlier

25:52

they go to the home

25:55

of prison guard stove weapons

25:57

got ammo style with our

25:59

family vehicle. Next

26:01

day killed the first

26:03

victim, stole that truck,

26:07

stole that victim

26:09

and that truck were

26:11

never found. They killed

26:14

a fisherman, they

26:16

stole his car. Next

26:19

day killed a gas station

26:21

cashier in North Texas, killed

26:23

a man at a dump in Northeast

26:25

Texas and stole his truck. Six

26:29

days later they robbed a bake

26:31

store in Denison, Texas, killed

26:34

the owner, kidnapped his wife,

26:37

stole some camping gear and they took her with them.

26:41

They had found their camp on the Red River where

26:43

they had chained her to a tree. She

26:46

escaped and called authorities. Two

26:49

days later they stole a

26:51

family car and

26:53

tied up a 16 year old boy in

26:55

the house. He

26:58

is only one of two that they didn't kill

27:00

that they came in contact with besides

27:03

the lady that escaped. Three

27:06

days later they stole a vehicle

27:08

in Mississippi, ended up

27:10

in Alabama. There was a traffic

27:14

stop, they shot

27:16

a cop there. While

27:19

in Alabama they run from the

27:21

police and stole different vehicles, killed

27:24

a woman in Alabama and stole a car and

27:27

that ended up being that cream colored

27:29

1976 station wagon that I

27:32

saw. The

27:36

car was recovered near Fort Warshita. They'd

27:40

also killed two people in Big Cedar,

27:42

Oklahoma on the way back from Alabama.

27:46

They killed two highway patrolmen that they came

27:48

in contact with on the road going to

27:50

Caddo. A lot of

27:53

authority vehicles there that were

27:56

cutting them off and they pulled up into

27:59

a house. In Caddo,

28:01

Oklahoma, had

28:03

a shootout there, and

28:06

that's where both of them were killed. Darkest

28:10

day that's ever been as far

28:12

as Oklahoma Highway patrols concerned. The

28:17

authorities found quite

28:19

a few different campsites

28:22

along North Texas and

28:24

southern Oklahoma, and evidence

28:26

that was left there from things

28:30

they had done the night before, like

28:32

if they killed someone and then that

28:34

was that person's gun, or

28:37

things that they might have stolen to

28:40

keep warm, change of

28:42

clothes, things like that. If

28:46

we'd have been on the other side of the bank where

28:48

the one guy was walking down the road, I

28:51

can pretty much just tell you I wouldn't be talking

28:54

to you right now or anybody else. Would

28:57

have been over. Another

29:04

terrifying tape. Ooh, it's been

29:06

a while since I heard that one. Anyway,

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prove that church repeat he is

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a piece of damage. Chat G

31:25

T is not what the code,

31:27

it's written on the context. Okay,

31:29

well I guess I got a

31:31

little vulnerable a few minutes ago

31:33

and I asked dead if it

31:35

had any advice for lonely cat

31:38

owning shopkeepers in their middle age

31:40

don't judge and at first I

31:42

thought the response was honestly pretty

31:44

good. until I got to the

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last bullet on the list. Gb.

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32:00

Your life? Yeah, okay yet

32:02

this thing is definitely broken.

32:04

Unconditional love. Your cat can

32:06

provide comfort. Okay, sure, if

32:08

by providing comfort, you actually

32:10

mean providing a seeping load

32:12

of shit to the litter

32:14

box every fifteen minutes. You

32:17

heard that right? That

32:20

joy they bring to my life.

32:22

Malika, You do not bring me

32:24

joy. You did.

32:26

You bring me dead mice And you don't

32:28

even bring me those anymore. Oh

32:31

look here, He comes right out of the

32:33

litter box right now, tracking little litter pellets

32:35

all over the floor. The suppose this is

32:38

part of the joy I'm supposed to be

32:40

appreciating. I don't

32:42

want to hearing a retorts from you, you little menace.

32:45

Analysts chatty Be T is dumb and broken that

32:47

and I'm happy that I've proven that to you

32:49

today. I hope you

32:52

enjoyed spooky stories I played

32:54

for you during today's installment.

32:56

Come back next week for

32:58

more. Until them, How. How

33:01

could you possibly be going back to the

33:03

litter box already? What

33:05

am I see? The you oh

33:07

oh dear lord, that human sized

33:10

how does that fit inside? You're

33:12

gonna get you to the vet

33:14

for that one that defies physics.

33:18

How did I get out of your little cat star

33:20

face? Oh

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