October 30, 2019 • 39 mins
We just did our first ever live show this past weekend and since we wanted to involve the crowd we decided to do Stranger Dangers. So here it is and we hope you all enjoy! Also, we apologize for the feedback from the mics in the first few minutes.
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(00:17):
Hi, everyone, Welcome to ourfirst live show episode. Yes, I'm
pretty get okay, I'm just anyways, I'm I'm pretty just kidding. And
(00:37):
yeah, like we were saying,this is our first live show episode,
so um, we're not going tobe covering a true crime case. No,
not this episode. It's just gonnabe our live show segment which we
are doing Stranger Dangers. Yeah.Yeah, I'm finally telling my Stranger Danger
story that I've been keeping to myselffor soince we started this podcast. We
(01:03):
tried to record it, but audiois lost on my end. Yeah.
I also think it was a hotmess, so I'm pretty sure we didn't
even tell a story. Yeah,crazy crazy. And we also want to
give you guys a heads up thatin the beginning of our live show,
um, we did have some feedbackcoming from our mics, but it only
(01:25):
lasts maybe about five to seven minutesish, So if it starts to bug
you, no worries, just goahead and skip ahead. Again, we
apologize for that. So anyways,hope you guys enjoy, And here's the
show coming up next. We haveit's about damn crime. There we go,
(02:06):
I take a shot of tequila,so it's getting in my brain a
little bit, so I don't wantto do a bad flash. Hi everyone,
guys. Hi. So I'm Brittany, I'm Justine, and I'm Scott
And like Sylvia said, we arethe host of It's About Damn Prime,
(02:28):
which is a true crime podcast.So what we do If you guys don't
know about us or havn't heard aboutus, First of all, shame on
you. Shame on shame, shame, shame on you for not advertising better.
True, you can leave, youcan leave, y'all ask me to
be up here here? Did we? So what we do is we focus
primarily on cases featuring people of color. Um, we have dark senses of
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humor. We make inappropriate jokes,we do. That's what we do.
UM. And at the end ofeach episode, what we do is we
UM do Sorry, I'm so nervous. Do you hear my voice shaking?
Oh? Okay, there we go, Yes, thank you, Well I
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need that. I need that.So at the end of each episode,
we like to do a little segmentcalled Stranger Danger. Yes, before you
we tell you what that is.M J throw us with an intro.
I'll trade you that's fine, Ohno, fun fact that is my dad
(03:45):
singing that song try to include himselfon our shit. Yeah all right,
So we're gonna start with the storyfor you guys, a listener story that
I haven't my mom. I'm gonnabalance my paper were here to look just
so you get a feel of whatstranger danger is you miss. I can't
get as second. I was notprepared seem a pick it what. Don't
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laugh at him, don't don't encourageever laugh at him? First? Right?
Yeah? Oh yeah, you readit first? Do you have it?
Do you want to hear? Yeah? Okay, I'll trade you.
Okay, so we have our firstSo we have our first story from Melissa.
So this story, okay, thisstory goes back to my hometown also
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in Iowa, when I was justout of high school. My friend Janet
and I were playing Othello, whichis a game, not the play like
me and just see thought I thoughtit was the play. We thought it
was the movie. Do you guysremember that movie Othello? Yeah? Yeah,
So my friend Janet and I wereplaying Othello downtown when this dude approached
us and said he was going togoing to massage therapy school and wondered if
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we would like free foot massages sohe could practice. Do you want me
to hold your risks straight? You'rea little bit okay? You got yeah,
Okay. So he started massaging myfoot and asking if the pressure was
okay. I said it was fineand asked him how long he had been
in school before I knew it.He put my toes in his mouth.
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A right, before we go anyfurther. Wait, before we're going to
further. Every time one of usgasps, we're gonna need one of you
guys to take it. All ofyou. You're gonna take a drink drinking
game. Okay. Also, realquick, what is it with dudes and
feet? I don't get it.I don't understand. We don't judge,
we don't judge. No, Idon't think shame unless it's that's kind of
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weird and shitt and peepe. That'sall weird too. So I yelled,
what are you doing? He scurriedaway because I yelled it pretty loud.
And we were downtown in the middleof the day. Granted this is granted,
this is Iowa, so downtown doesnot mean a huge urban space.
But still there were people around lookingback, and now that I'm an actual
massage therapist, offering free massage isTorando's is not something that happens, but
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I was young and didn't think itwas inappropriate at the time. I guess
the moral of the story is,don't accept free massages from strangers. It's
not a thing, thank you,Melissa. So Ever, since they came
up with this Stranger Danger segment oftheir podcast, like I always new dudes
are kind of weird, to behonest, like like, but I didn't
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really realize how weird, you knowwhat I mean. And then some of
these stories come in and man,we gotta get our act together as a
dude, you know what I'm saying. Like this is getting a little weird
at this point. All right,So now that you guys get a vibe
of what stranger danger actually is,we have a pre set up stranger danger
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um that's gonna come up and tellher story. They're going to open up
the floor to you guys, totell any that you may have. So
Christina, I'm harding to hear babythe steam movie drink that's in my hand?
Hello, Hello, do you wantto stay? Anyone to stand?
Oh? I'm sorry. Her nameis October Ring. That name hi,
(07:11):
everybody? Or four name karaoke nameokay um okay. So my Strangers Dangers
Stranger danger story started when I wasin fourth grade, not started happened because
it didn't continue on. This wasa one time occurred. It was a
one time. Um So. Iwas in fourth grade. I was in
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fourth grade and my brother, whoathank you anyways I'm talking to just see
now no, um So, mybrother and I were walking home from school
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and like I said, I wasin fourth grade and he was in kindergarten
and we're walking and the street thatwe were on it wasn't it was called
Temple. And this man pulls up, pulls, pulls, pulls up next
to us. Yes, it reallyis, um He says, do you
guys know where Temple is? AndI'm like this is so, this is
Temple, you know. And he'slike, oh okay. He's like my
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dog's lost and have you guys seena little dog? And we're like no.
So as I get closer to hiscar, like I'm on the passenger
side and he's talking, he's strokinghis dick with the nylon on what stroking
it and stroking it drake. Ithink that was my buddy tom Hey,
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tom So he's stroking it, andhe tells me, if you don't start
running, you know, I'm gonnastick this up your ASSA wait, wait,
wait, drake, Oh mind youagain. I'm in fourth grade.
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I don't know what a dick is. I don't know why a nylon's are
on it, why he's touching it, and why is it a sticking on
my ass? I don't know.But I got my brother and I ran
like how and I never looked back. So yeah, I am thank you,
thank you. Oh wow. Okay, So don't let your kids walk
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home from school. Huh. Yeah, I told you. Many dudes are
mad. Weird dudes are mad.Weird nylon just whatever? Is it?
Just within range? Fucking sock nylon? But look, guy, Christmas guy
has a nylon just chilling because itfeels good, better than a sock.
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No, just a silky sky brobross. All right, does anybody else
have a story that they would liketo tell? Okay, remembery appreciate it.
All right, I'll keep the partygoing. I told the time I
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got held at gunpoint on your podcastalready. So let's talk about the time
when I was in the eighth grade. Okay, and a guy in a
Mustang came up to me as Iwas walking home from school in my Michael
Callahan Jim clothes. We are theOC comments we're trouble with a capital T.
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We're t r O U b lec. Better not mess with me,
Okay, So remember the cheer.So I was in the eighth grade
walking home from school and this gentlemanin a gentleman and a Mustang came up
to me and said, well,I was well, I had a slurpie
in my hand. I stopped atseven to eleven because you know, eighth
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grade you need a Slurpee and hotCheetos. Yes, he came up to
me and he pulled up to thesidewalk and said hey, And I was
like, what's up? And hewas like, I want to stick my
head between your pussy. Yes,he was a man old enough to fucking
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drive and own a Mustang and wantedto stick his head in my eighth grade
pussy. Disgusting motherfucker. And Iwas with my best friend Michelle. God,
I fucking wish she was here rightnow. I was with one of
my best friends, Michelle, andshe was just like we were so freaked
out, and for the longest timethat that actually traumatized me so much I
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blocked it from my memory. Yeah. Yeah, it was a trauma blocks.
It was a trauma blocks, andI remembered it. I was in
my all girl writing class and theywere talking about one She told me to
write one of the scariest moments you'veever been in. And I wrote about
that moment, and I started cryingbecause I was like, what the fuck?
How did that happen? And howdid this like thirty something year old
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man wanna fucking eighth grader? Yeah, yeah, that's gross's disgusting. Um.
He ended up speeding off because Iwas just like, I remember,
I was standing there, he washere, I was here on the sidewalk,
and I just kept kind of likebacking up, backing up, backing
up, and then he ended upspeeding off. And I was in the
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eighth grade. I was a reallyinnocent little eighth grader, and I went
to flip him off, but Ididn't know how to properly flip somebody off,
so I would like this, um, and yeah, that's a that's
another one of my stranger dangers becauseI grew up on the east side of
Las Vegas and uh yeah, andwe all know what happens when you grew
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up in East Vegas. You've dealwith some fucking crazy people. So now
other people need to come up herebecause I can't keep telling my crazy stories.
Love you all buy? So anyoneelse want to come up and tell
us your stranger game, your story? Oh I've never I don't know you,
I've never seen you. You guysare cousin. She's my family.
(13:07):
It's fine. Hello. Okay,so I've told a couple of stranger danger
stories already. She has you ourfirst stranger danger story. Yeah, yea.
My stories are always great, thoughthey're always super dangerous. Um.
So I was gonna tell this.I actually prerecorded. I was gonna send
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it in because I heard you guyswere out. Yeah your last episode.
Okay, but what I said nowit's exclusive. Okay, but you guys
got to hear a live So luckyyou guys. Um. So, my
first makeup job was at Sephora atthe Venation and it's a really who was
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your manager? I don't blame you. Well, that's like when just worth
it old? Yeah, four daysthey tried to make me clean the toilets.
It was bad. A lot ofprostitutes off the street. It's great.
Um. So um, if ifanybody works here at a casino,
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you know what, the employee parkingis like super far away from wherever you
work and it sucks. So it'sa long walk from you know, the
parking lot to your job. Soum, it was walking. And right
when I got into the hotel,there was this guy that started to follow
me, and um, he cameup to me immediately and he started talking
to me. And I was like, oh, sorry, I have to
go to work. I'm gonna belate. I'm gonna be late every day,
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but this day was gonna be likesuper light sided and I had no
time. Um, and so Istarted I kind of like blew him off,
and he approached me again. Hekind of like grabbed me a little
bit, and I was like,dude, like I gotta go, and
he was gross in ugland. Iwas like, no, wait he grabbed
you. Yeah, he like kindof like grabbed my shoulder a little bit.
But if he was hot, wouldhave been okay, yeah, okay,
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cool, but bright what you allneed to take a shot. Now?
What are you doing with your lifeover there? Hey, that's your
punishment. I'm gassing drink. Soit was the second time and I was
like, dude, like I gottago. So now I'm kind of like
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like you're walking a little faster andchecking behind me, and he's following me
like he and it's it's like ata distance where like it's close enough to
be super creepy, and and heknows that I see him following me,
but he doesn't care, but it'snot like not close enough to like yell
at him. So um, yeah, So I keep walking and I'm probably
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the halfway through the casino by now, and it's a huge casino, so
and he's still following me. SoI'm like, oh shit, like this
is kind of getting crazy now.So I run into the women's bathroom and
I called somebody and I don't knowif I called you or if I called
your mom or somebody, and um, I told them what was happening,
and just in case something, youknow, I didn't come back from work
or whatever. So a little dramatic, but it could have happened. So
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um, while I was in there, I got off the phone and I
told him, Okay, I'm gonnago back out there, and if he's
out there, I'm gonna call youback. Well, there was this old
lady in there and she was like, hey, I just heard you on
the phone, like are you okay? And I told her, you know,
no, this guy's following me.So she told me, okay,
I'm gonna I'm gonna walk with youto work. So I was like,
okay, old lady, I know, I like totally, she said,
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my life. So she like shecame out with me and he was standing
right by the doors, still there, and I was in there for like
fifteen minutes. I made sure tolike stay in there for a long time.
And I was like, wait,wait a minute, wait a minute.
So if you try to attack you, would you guys tea tag team
him? Yeah, with her walkerprobably yeah, that'd be cool. Um.
And so she so we came outof the bathroom. He was right
(16:53):
there and I just straight up towardthat's him and she was like, that's
him and I was like yeah,so he heard us, like, you
know, talk about him. Andthen the entire rest of the walk she
was just like staring him down hardcorebecause like walking next to each other,
and she was just like this entiretime she sounds anything. She was probably
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like maybe like sixty five, okay, yeah, I love her. Um
And so at the very end,you know, there's all those escalators down
to the actual staphora from the fromthe casino. So I was like,
you don't have to come with meall the way down there. I kind
of don't even want to know where. I don't want him to know where
I work anyway, so just youknow, you hang back. So she's
like, Okay, I'm just gonnastay stand here and stare at him.
I was like, so I thankher, and I go down and he
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stops right where she's at and hedoesn't see where I go into work,
and then that was like, thatwas it. That was the end of
it. I never saw her.I never saw him again, and it
was like the weirdest experience of mylife. I had to go in there
tell him what happened, Like itwas was really scary. But yeah,
maybe she was a listener of ours, you know, you think so it
was like ten years ago, sonot at all. I was just listening
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to our thoughts. That's my strangerdanger story. So we started this whole
segment because I feel as women likewe experience a lot of danger out in
your regular life right talking to yourcarp Yeah. Yeah, and as women,
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we have to be cautious, likewhen we go, we can't.
I mean, I'm scared to gopump gas at night by myself. You
can. So the amount of storiesthat we've gotten where someone's driving down the
street and there's a man jocking offin his car next to so many jacking
off stories, so many penises outin public. I'm over it, but
your penis is away. We don'twant to see that. I don't like
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Britney going out and check the mailbuyers, so no, he doesn't.
He's like, I don't want youto get raped. So yeah, you
can sketch city out here, Yeah, I yes, so any one,
Oh, Natalie care comes Natale.So not a lot of people know this,
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but I'm a nine one one operator. I thought we weren't a lot
of talk about that, So Iideal with all the stranger danger stories.
But I have one of my own. Before I became eight nine one one
operator, so I used to workin a mortuary and I met a guy
at at the mortuary, which istotally weird. So I don't I don't
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know like a lot of names becauseI'm still stuck in like nineteen eighty two,
you know, DeVos, like myfavorite band. Whatever, what the
fuck? But the guy that doesthe EDC, he's he's married to the
nicol who does EDCISCA. Yeah thatguy. Of course you would know he's
married to like a playmate. Yeah, well regardless everything about him. So
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his mother died and we did hismother's funeral, and then somehow I met
his best friend. I don't evenum, so the best friend comes with
the mortuary, picks up all thisstuff and I was like, wait a
minute, you look really familiar,yo, And he's like, yeah,
so do you. And I'm like, did we match on Tinder? No?
He's like yeah, and I'm likeno what. He goes, oh
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my god, you have like thebest memory. I'm like, yeah,
it's a it's a. It's acurse. So we end up hanging out.
I go to his house. Helives in Rancho Circle Gate Code Pale
nineteen na Naka Okay, so helives in that castle house. It's like
totally creepy, but it's next doorto the DC guy. So we end
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up hanging out and um, totallytotally normal. You know. We went
for drinks before I go back tohis house because I'm stupid and g and
the DC dudes like parents end upcoming over like fresh eggs from the etc.
Guys chickens and he's like, oh, and so we're like we're talking.
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I know, it's like it's it'sthis is my life, dude.
It makes no fucking sense. I'mlike, it's midnight, You're getting like
fresh eggs from the chickens. Woo. So we start drinking. He gives
me a tour of this, liketotally like when I say the Castle House,
Google Castle House, Las Vegas.Okay, it's it's some right now,
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no joke. There's tapestries. Isthat the one over on sand Hill?
It's it's on Rancho and south ofthe No, yeah, south of
the ninety five, you know,like Rancho. We don't go that far.
I think like Oscar Goodwin lives inthere. Like it's it's like the
you know how a lion king whereit's like the dark area that I don't
know, we live in the darkarea. Oh, we live in the
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dark area. But you got there. Yeah that's wait, No, no,
no, it's not it's that one. It's that one. That's that's
the castle. Wait, let mesee. I want to see. So
there's tapestries in there. I thinkit was. It was probably built in
like the fifties or sixties. It'sfucking creepy. So so we start walking
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around the house. He's given methe tour, and I'm thinking like,
yeah, dude, like you're livingin your best friend's house. You fucking
bought the house for you, likespoiler alert. I did a Google search
on him later he ended up.I think he was like engaged to the
patrone Heiress. I don't know,dude, Like it's it's I feel like
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that's cartel connected as Yeah, itdoes sound like it. Huh, seems
sketch, Like maybe I was drunkand this didn't happen. I don't even
know it had to. I'm youknow, my life is fucking random,
like it shit fucking just happens tome. Yeah. Hey, So he's
given me a tour of the house. I'm in like a mini skirt or
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something, and I had like thisbig bag with me and I had a
huge fucking bruise on the back ofmy leg and He's like, how did
you get that bruise? I waslike a fell off of a horse.
He's like, well, you felloff a horse. I'm like, yeah,
I do a questrian. I jump, I do just straws, you
know, like horse ballet. Soin my big purse, I had like
a pair of breeches and somehow Ilike showed him like the breeches. He's
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like, oh my god, yougotta put those breeches on, because apparently
like breeches are fucking sex, youknow. Yeah. So I got in
the bathroom, I put on theon the breeches, and I come out
and then he's holding the fucking assaultgun. What And I was like sitting
there like holding a gun. I'mlike the hell say, He's like I
wanted to show you my gun.I'm like that's really fucking weird, yo,
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And so I just grabbed my shitand fucking like found out I could
run really fast that day getting dude. Dude held that gun point Priest goes
zero to sixty and like, youknow, thirteen seconds, Natalie scary.
Yeah, that fucking I was justlike, dude, like it's fucking crazy,
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Like who just does that? Comeout of the bathroom. He's like
this, this is my gun.This one's for fun, this one's for
show. I don't what's like,hey, hey, he thought that was
the winner though. He was like, oh dude, when she comes out,
she's gonna get so, she's gonnaget away off. I was like,
oh, yeah, sucker, pickoh. I have lots of tender
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dates gone wrong nine one one now, like my personal date, like Tinder
date gone wrong nine like not nineone one. I just fucking fell out
of golf cart after I ate,like drank too much fireball got ran over,
Like that's that's not whatever. ButI really do get a lot of
nine one one calls on people thatare like, dude, I met this
guy on Tinder and we all fuckingjudge. But I'm like, I'm like
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one of the few single like nineone one operators. I'm like no,
no, no, I like bitch, like, don't fucking judge, don't
fucking judge. I'm sure they metin the public place. Don't tell me
you've never been fucking horny. Youknow, it's been like two years since
I've had sex. It fuck,it happens like say yeah, I've had
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I've had a lot of girls getrobbed on It's I know, it's okay,
guys. Nine one one is yourfriend, it's okay, Well,
thank you, Natalie. Wow,that is some scary shit to come out.
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And there's a gun in her face. That doesn't make me wet at
all, sir, I'm leaving.Wow. All right. So since the
start of this podcast, I've beenteasing my own stranger dangerous story. Yes,
it took place with my best friendand over here, she's not excited
to come up. He wait,she's looking away. She's looking away like
she doesn't know me. Guy.That wait Riso. Okay, uh so
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we're gonna tell it here tonight forthe first time ever because it's been two
years and I feel like I finallyshould not right, like this is like
a pantis occasional let's tell it.Yeah, so Justine, this is just
this is just Sine stranger danger story, yes, with with Rianna Michelle with
Michelle back over there now, Idon't turn around, get up here.
Um. Fun fact, we triedto record this last year, but we
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were super drunk. It was incoherentand I had to throw the audio away.
No, no, no, sheshouldn't throw the audio away. No,
I lost it. I never savedit. I got so drunk I
just didn't save it and I gotlost forever. Sorry, Like that's happened
more often than not, either thator they. When you record a podcast,
you don't realize you begin to themic. You don't realize you say
offensive shit until you put yourself onrecording. And like out thirty minutes of
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this hold on, guys, I'mtrying to find it. I wrote like
a template out for me so thatI didn't forget anything. Okay, here
we go. Can you hold mybeer please, because she's already got a
beer in her hand. Oh,Scott, So here is there Ashley?
(27:25):
All right? So my mic on? Okay, yes, So before we
can get into the danger of thisstory, we gotta give you a little
backstory. Okay, everybody, Hey, drink oh Drake about drink your beer?
(27:48):
Okay? All right, So,and I'm not going to read this
this whole time, guy's promise.Okay. So in the summer of two
thousand and four, when we wereprobably about fifteen fourteen is fifteen ish,
um, we met our neighbors acrossthe sidewalk. Okay. They we had
moved from New York. We livedin an apartment we did together. That's
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another story for a different day too. No, no, so now from
New York into this apartment that wasour neighbors. Their neighbors were from New
York. Yes, yeah, sowe saw them, were like, oh,
those boys are cute. But wealso noticed that they were going out
of their window and in through thefront door. Out of their window,
(28:30):
in through the front door, andwe're like, what's happening here? Do
they live there? Do they not? Are they bringing an entering? We
gotta be sure, but you know, it was fine. Um, So
it turns out they were just dumbnineteen twenty year old boys. Again.
They moved there to go to college. All nineteen twenty boys are dumb,
(28:52):
there's all. They're all dumb.There was six, there were six of
them, every single one. They'redumb. You were dumb, you're still
dumb. And they were and you'rethirty one now we're fifteen, fourteen,
fifteen year or whatever. Anyways,the moral of the story is that they
had fake IDs. So they startedgiving us alcohol right and uh, the
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first time that we drank heavily,we got a bottle of Bacardi because that's
what my mom drank and we didn'tknow what else shood order from them,
and uh, me Brianna and ourfriend gave back. Here all went gay,
raise your hand, Oh round Robinstyle. Killed the bottle in an
hour, probably an hour. Jay, that was my time with Sky vodka.
(29:41):
I thought I could handle more thanyou know. I mean, I'm
young. I was young, likenineteen eighteen. Yeah, and I thought
I was like shut, yeah,shut throwing up in the bushes. Ten
minutes later and couldn't stop. Iwas thrown up in the sink. Thrown
in the bushes. Hey, realquick. Remember when you upgraded from Albertson's
Vodka Yields to Sky. Oh yeah, we're like wait wait, We're like,
(30:04):
this is a plastic bottle. Nolonger, We're not drinking. Remember
Gabe was found in the fields inthe tumblest no shoes. Yeah, I
was just yesterday. Fun facts.Scott got super drunk one night and he
I was like, where is Wheredid he go? He said he was
gonna go to the corner store.Where did he go? He's gone for
(30:25):
like thirty minutes? Where do yougo? We were living in an apartment
and we're right across the way asa playground. We're looking for searching for
a searching room. He's passed outon the playground. I remember that.
Yeah right, My goodness. Mywhole plan was to hide in the NFL
asleep. Yeah, he thought wewere playing high to go see for some
reason. Anyway, Okay, goahead anyway, So we're gonna fast for
two winters later now, right,guys, So we're like sixteen now at
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this point, Steen seventeen and theNew York Boys time moved out of their
apartment. They moved into a house, and they were throwing college parties,
right because they were now college boysofficially, and we were always invited,
so we thought we were cool.We thought we were cool guys. Of
course, of course we're high schoolroles at the college party. True.
True. So one night we werethere and they decided they were going to
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go to a bar because now theywere twenty one. So we got kicked
out of their house. They're like, go home, little girls, we're
going out. We're gonna go meetsome chicks. See you later. So
they're like okay. So it wasme Branna and our friend Alicia, and
we started walking down the street.Now they lived on Reno off of Pacos
and Trot by the Sam's Club.Do you guys know that you guys know
where that's at the hood? Yes, yes, that's the old stumping ground.
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Yeah. Safe for sixteen year olds. No, And back then it
wasn't safe. So really now it'sreally it's really not safe. And it's
that night. Like hey, backback then, I thought that was like
the hide to live in though Iwas like, yo, this is nice
houses broke, we could walk sowalmart. Yes, when you come from
the east side and then come tothe middle side, it's middles So what
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time was this that you got kickedout? So it was probably around night.
So we start walking home to three. I love your little sound effect.
So they all piled into a carand they drove past us. Okay,
and they started going up. Theseare random people, random people,
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your friends. Oh yeah, we'regoing to the body, have to wash
bitches, it's cold. Good luckflipping them off. We're like okay,
bye. So they took off andthen maybe a minute later, um,
another car pulls up and we thoughtthat maybe they had circled back again,
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or maybe it was another car fullof them, Like, I don't know
what we thought. So we lookedover it and the car pulled up,
went past us, parked and thepassenger got out of the car, understand
underneath the light that was not lit, Yes, a broken street lamp light
that was broken. Yes, Andthe car had stopped right underneath that street
(33:05):
light that had been broken. Andthe passenger got out and started walking said
do you know where Bank of Americais? And we're like, oh,
yeah, hang right, and it'sright there. And he proceeded to cross
the street and then pull out agun clocket, pointed at us and go
give me all your ships, andwe all went, wait, how old
(33:30):
are you at this? Yeah?I did gasp. How old are you
guys? Sixteen? What are yougonna have a sixty years old? We
didn't have nothing. So Brianna hadan old Nokia phone. Do you guys
remember the Nokia phone? No,the Nokia phone so that you could change
like the the I'm gonna change thecovers. Yeah. So I had like
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indestructible ones, yeah, you throwmetal walk. I had a clear like
pink one yeah on my brick assno Kia. So Branna said, here's
I have this phone, you canhave it, and he's shit. So
our friend Celicia actually had my debitcard and my house keys and my phone
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and her purse and she was smartthat night and she just pulled out pencils
and lip gloss and said, thisis all I have in my purse.
And she probably also had Trevor's lettermanon oh yeah, and she's like hey,
this and he's like have this,nah, I don't want that shit.
Hey, by the way, realquick, the lip the lip gloss
that she gave over was lip smackers. Yet, in fact, so are
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you there? Were you the personin the car were Yeah, you were
the robber? Okay, so um, Telicia probably saved my life that night
because had they know my debit cardwas in her purse and I had a
couple hundred bucks and hurt my myaccount, like they could have taken me
to go pull cash out of myaccount right because literally bank of AMR or
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no, you had well Sparkle yeah, right around the corner. Yeah,
so you were held at gun point? Yes, And she said I don't
don't have anything. So he waslike, okay, I'm sorry. And
in my head the whole time,like, guys, I've been a true
crime drunk in my whole entire life. Okay, my whole entire life.
So in my head I thought allright, we're gonna get kidnapped right now,
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or we're gonna get shot, andyou're all gonna judge me for this
part of this story. Okay,you're all gonna judge me a little bit,
a little bit a part of thestory, because Celicia had just saved
my life, right she just waslike okay, and I covered my ass,
and I thought, Okay, Ican't get in the car with him
because I'm gonna get tortured. Youjust married your makeup on your side,
(35:51):
I'll fix it for you. Ican't get in the car because I'm gonna
get tortured. So I'm gonna getshot right now, and that's just gonna
hurt real bad. And then Ilooked at this one who's been my best
friend since save grade, and allwas like, Oh, she's gonna get
shot right now, bad, andthat's gonna suck. And I thought,
Okay, out of the three ofus, shoot Telicia, shoot Telicia.
Shot. No. I didn't see, but when we got home, I
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said the same thing. I waslike, please shoot Telicia. Shoot Telicia,
like you don't shoot, don't shootjust seeing don't shoot, leave shoot
just seems like, please shoot Telicia. Like yes, I mean I love
her, but like I love justseeing more. So at the end of
it, they apologize. He said, Oh, I'm just trying to make
living. He laughed. We're fineand uh, Telicia's fine, She's got
(36:39):
a beautiful family. We no longerspeak. She's shy, she had get
shot, she's alive. We're alonger friends because her boyfriend hates us.
Also because of Gabe. Story fora different day. All right, guys,
thank you for coming out. That'sit for us. We appreciate every
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single one of you guys that cameout to see us, and we will
Yes, goodbye. Hi, I'mgonna go drink now. Thank you,
guys. Thank you. Give itup again for it's about damn crime.
Guys did an awesome job. Allright, guys, So that was it
(37:23):
for our live show. I hopeyou guys enjoyed it. If you would
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at I a DC podcast. Umanything before we Yeah, sends your stranger
dangers. Oh yeah, send usyour stranger dangers. Duh. You just
listen to a bunch of them.Send them to us? And where can
they send them to? Justine?It's about damncrim dot com. You can
click on the strain your danger tabfill out the forum. You all know
(38:04):
how happy that makes me, unlessyou're new and then, which that case,
that makes me really happy. Youcan also send them directly to our
email It's about damn Crime at gmaildot com. Or if you feel like
recording yourself doing an audio version,which we really love, you can also
send that to the email. Yes, and is that it? That's it?
(38:25):
Yeah, all right, So untilnext time, just you remember there's
a lot of desert out there,which I'm saying to this hangover friendly right
now. Can you guys heard ofmy voice? That sound crazy? You
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look crazy too, I'll look great, It'll look great. Hey. And
this is coming out the day beforeHalloween too, So happy Halloween, guys.
Yeah, Happy Halloween. Make sureyou check your candies and don't let
your kids trick treat alone. Thereyou go, there you go, and
we will catch you guys next weekwith a whole new episode with our regular
scheduled program. Yes, love you, Okay, I love you guys by
Hi, everyone, Welcome to ourfirst live show episode. Yes, I'm
pretty get okay, I'm just anyways, I'm I'm pretty just kidding. And
(00:37):
yeah, like we were saying,this is our first live show episode,
so um, we're not going tobe covering a true crime case. No,
not this episode. It's just gonnabe our live show segment which we
are doing Stranger Dangers. Yeah.Yeah, I'm finally telling my Stranger Danger
story that I've been keeping to myselffor soince we started this podcast. We
(01:03):
tried to record it, but audiois lost on my end. Yeah.
I also think it was a hotmess, so I'm pretty sure we didn't
even tell a story. Yeah,crazy crazy. And we also want to
give you guys a heads up thatin the beginning of our live show,
um, we did have some feedbackcoming from our mics, but it only
(01:25):
lasts maybe about five to seven minutesish, So if it starts to bug
you, no worries, just goahead and skip ahead. Again, we
apologize for that. So anyways,hope you guys enjoy, And here's the
show coming up next. We haveit's about damn crime. There we go,
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I take a shot of tequila,so it's getting in my brain a
little bit, so I don't wantto do a bad flash. Hi everyone,
guys. Hi. So I'm Brittany, I'm Justine, and I'm Scott
And like Sylvia said, we arethe host of It's About Damn Prime,
(02:28):
which is a true crime podcast.So what we do If you guys don't
know about us or havn't heard aboutus, First of all, shame on
you. Shame on shame, shame, shame on you for not advertising better.
True, you can leave, youcan leave, y'all ask me to
be up here here? Did we? So what we do is we focus
primarily on cases featuring people of color. Um, we have dark senses of
(02:53):
humor. We make inappropriate jokes,we do. That's what we do.
UM. And at the end ofeach episode, what we do is we
UM do Sorry, I'm so nervous. Do you hear my voice shaking?
Oh? Okay, there we go, Yes, thank you, Well I
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need that. I need that.So at the end of each episode,
we like to do a little segmentcalled Stranger Danger. Yes, before you
we tell you what that is.M J throw us with an intro.
I'll trade you that's fine, Ohno, fun fact that is my dad
(03:45):
singing that song try to include himselfon our shit. Yeah all right,
So we're gonna start with the storyfor you guys, a listener story that
I haven't my mom. I'm gonnabalance my paper were here to look just
so you get a feel of whatstranger danger is you miss. I can't
get as second. I was notprepared seem a pick it what. Don't
(04:10):
laugh at him, don't don't encourageever laugh at him? First? Right?
Yeah? Oh yeah, you readit first? Do you have it?
Do you want to hear? Yeah? Okay, I'll trade you.
Okay, so we have our firstSo we have our first story from Melissa.
So this story, okay, thisstory goes back to my hometown also
(04:30):
in Iowa, when I was justout of high school. My friend Janet
and I were playing Othello, whichis a game, not the play like
me and just see thought I thoughtit was the play. We thought it
was the movie. Do you guysremember that movie Othello? Yeah? Yeah,
So my friend Janet and I wereplaying Othello downtown when this dude approached
us and said he was going togoing to massage therapy school and wondered if
(04:53):
we would like free foot massages sohe could practice. Do you want me
to hold your risks straight? You'rea little bit okay? You got yeah,
Okay. So he started massaging myfoot and asking if the pressure was
okay. I said it was fineand asked him how long he had been
in school before I knew it.He put my toes in his mouth.
(05:17):
A right, before we go anyfurther. Wait, before we're going to
further. Every time one of usgasps, we're gonna need one of you
guys to take it. All ofyou. You're gonna take a drink drinking
game. Okay. Also, realquick, what is it with dudes and
feet? I don't get it.I don't understand. We don't judge,
we don't judge. No, Idon't think shame unless it's that's kind of
(05:38):
weird and shitt and peepe. That'sall weird too. So I yelled,
what are you doing? He scurriedaway because I yelled it pretty loud.
And we were downtown in the middleof the day. Granted this is granted,
this is Iowa, so downtown doesnot mean a huge urban space.
But still there were people around lookingback, and now that I'm an actual
massage therapist, offering free massage isTorando's is not something that happens, but
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I was young and didn't think itwas inappropriate at the time. I guess
the moral of the story is,don't accept free massages from strangers. It's
not a thing, thank you,Melissa. So Ever, since they came
up with this Stranger Danger segment oftheir podcast, like I always new dudes
are kind of weird, to behonest, like like, but I didn't
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really realize how weird, you knowwhat I mean. And then some of
these stories come in and man,we gotta get our act together as a
dude, you know what I'm saying. Like this is getting a little weird
at this point. All right,So now that you guys get a vibe
of what stranger danger actually is,we have a pre set up stranger danger
(06:46):
um that's gonna come up and tellher story. They're going to open up
the floor to you guys, totell any that you may have. So
Christina, I'm harding to hear babythe steam movie drink that's in my hand?
Hello, Hello, do you wantto stay? Anyone to stand?
Oh? I'm sorry. Her nameis October Ring. That name hi,
(07:11):
everybody? Or four name karaoke nameokay um okay. So my Strangers Dangers
Stranger danger story started when I wasin fourth grade, not started happened because
it didn't continue on. This wasa one time occurred. It was a
one time. Um So. Iwas in fourth grade. I was in
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fourth grade and my brother, whoathank you anyways I'm talking to just see
now no, um So, mybrother and I were walking home from school
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and like I said, I wasin fourth grade and he was in kindergarten
and we're walking and the street thatwe were on it wasn't it was called
Temple. And this man pulls up, pulls, pulls, pulls up next
to us. Yes, it reallyis, um He says, do you
guys know where Temple is? AndI'm like this is so, this is
Temple, you know. And he'slike, oh okay. He's like my
(08:18):
dog's lost and have you guys seena little dog? And we're like no.
So as I get closer to hiscar, like I'm on the passenger
side and he's talking, he's strokinghis dick with the nylon on what stroking
it and stroking it drake. Ithink that was my buddy tom Hey,
(08:43):
tom So he's stroking it, andhe tells me, if you don't start
running, you know, I'm gonnastick this up your ASSA wait, wait,
wait, drake, Oh mind youagain. I'm in fourth grade.
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I don't know what a dick is. I don't know why a nylon's are
on it, why he's touching it, and why is it a sticking on
my ass? I don't know.But I got my brother and I ran
like how and I never looked back. So yeah, I am thank you,
thank you. Oh wow. Okay, So don't let your kids walk
(09:26):
home from school. Huh. Yeah, I told you. Many dudes are
mad. Weird dudes are mad.Weird nylon just whatever? Is it?
Just within range? Fucking sock nylon? But look, guy, Christmas guy
has a nylon just chilling because itfeels good, better than a sock.
(09:50):
No, just a silky sky brobross. All right, does anybody else
have a story that they would liketo tell? Okay, remembery appreciate it.
All right, I'll keep the partygoing. I told the time I
(10:11):
got held at gunpoint on your podcastalready. So let's talk about the time
when I was in the eighth grade. Okay, and a guy in a
Mustang came up to me as Iwas walking home from school in my Michael
Callahan Jim clothes. We are theOC comments we're trouble with a capital T.
(10:33):
We're t r O U b lec. Better not mess with me,
Okay, So remember the cheer.So I was in the eighth grade
walking home from school and this gentlemanin a gentleman and a Mustang came up
to me and said, well,I was well, I had a slurpie
in my hand. I stopped atseven to eleven because you know, eighth
(10:56):
grade you need a Slurpee and hotCheetos. Yes, he came up to
me and he pulled up to thesidewalk and said hey, And I was
like, what's up? And hewas like, I want to stick my
head between your pussy. Yes,he was a man old enough to fucking
(11:18):
drive and own a Mustang and wantedto stick his head in my eighth grade
pussy. Disgusting motherfucker. And Iwas with my best friend Michelle. God,
I fucking wish she was here rightnow. I was with one of
my best friends, Michelle, andshe was just like we were so freaked
out, and for the longest timethat that actually traumatized me so much I
(11:41):
blocked it from my memory. Yeah. Yeah, it was a trauma blocks.
It was a trauma blocks, andI remembered it. I was in
my all girl writing class and theywere talking about one She told me to
write one of the scariest moments you'veever been in. And I wrote about
that moment, and I started cryingbecause I was like, what the fuck?
How did that happen? And howdid this like thirty something year old
(12:03):
man wanna fucking eighth grader? Yeah, yeah, that's gross's disgusting. Um.
He ended up speeding off because Iwas just like, I remember,
I was standing there, he washere, I was here on the sidewalk,
and I just kept kind of likebacking up, backing up, backing
up, and then he ended upspeeding off. And I was in the
(12:24):
eighth grade. I was a reallyinnocent little eighth grader, and I went
to flip him off, but Ididn't know how to properly flip somebody off,
so I would like this, um, and yeah, that's a that's
another one of my stranger dangers becauseI grew up on the east side of
Las Vegas and uh yeah, andwe all know what happens when you grew
(12:46):
up in East Vegas. You've dealwith some fucking crazy people. So now
other people need to come up herebecause I can't keep telling my crazy stories.
Love you all buy? So anyoneelse want to come up and tell
us your stranger game, your story? Oh I've never I don't know you,
I've never seen you. You guysare cousin. She's my family.
(13:07):
It's fine. Hello. Okay,so I've told a couple of stranger danger
stories already. She has you ourfirst stranger danger story. Yeah, yea.
My stories are always great, thoughthey're always super dangerous. Um.
So I was gonna tell this.I actually prerecorded. I was gonna send
(13:31):
it in because I heard you guyswere out. Yeah your last episode.
Okay, but what I said nowit's exclusive. Okay, but you guys
got to hear a live So luckyyou guys. Um. So, my
first makeup job was at Sephora atthe Venation and it's a really who was
(13:52):
your manager? I don't blame you. Well, that's like when just worth
it old? Yeah, four daysthey tried to make me clean the toilets.
It was bad. A lot ofprostitutes off the street. It's great.
Um. So um, if ifanybody works here at a casino,
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you know what, the employee parkingis like super far away from wherever you
work and it sucks. So it'sa long walk from you know, the
parking lot to your job. Soum, it was walking. And right
when I got into the hotel,there was this guy that started to follow
me, and um, he cameup to me immediately and he started talking
to me. And I was like, oh, sorry, I have to
go to work. I'm gonna belate. I'm gonna be late every day,
(14:37):
but this day was gonna be likesuper light sided and I had no
time. Um, and so Istarted I kind of like blew him off,
and he approached me again. Hekind of like grabbed me a little
bit, and I was like,dude, like I gotta go, and
he was gross in ugland. Iwas like, no, wait he grabbed
you. Yeah, he like kindof like grabbed my shoulder a little bit.
But if he was hot, wouldhave been okay, yeah, okay,
(15:00):
cool, but bright what you allneed to take a shot. Now?
What are you doing with your lifeover there? Hey, that's your
punishment. I'm gassing drink. Soit was the second time and I was
like, dude, like I gottago. So now I'm kind of like
(15:20):
like you're walking a little faster andchecking behind me, and he's following me
like he and it's it's like ata distance where like it's close enough to
be super creepy, and and heknows that I see him following me,
but he doesn't care, but it'snot like not close enough to like yell
at him. So um, yeah, So I keep walking and I'm probably
(15:45):
the halfway through the casino by now, and it's a huge casino, so
and he's still following me. SoI'm like, oh shit, like this
is kind of getting crazy now.So I run into the women's bathroom and
I called somebody and I don't knowif I called you or if I called
your mom or somebody, and um, I told them what was happening,
and just in case something, youknow, I didn't come back from work
or whatever. So a little dramatic, but it could have happened. So
(16:07):
um, while I was in there, I got off the phone and I
told him, Okay, I'm gonnago back out there, and if he's
out there, I'm gonna call youback. Well, there was this old
lady in there and she was like, hey, I just heard you on
the phone, like are you okay? And I told her, you know,
no, this guy's following me.So she told me, okay,
I'm gonna I'm gonna walk with youto work. So I was like,
okay, old lady, I know, I like totally, she said,
(16:30):
my life. So she like shecame out with me and he was standing
right by the doors, still there, and I was in there for like
fifteen minutes. I made sure tolike stay in there for a long time.
And I was like, wait,wait a minute, wait a minute.
So if you try to attack you, would you guys tea tag team
him? Yeah, with her walkerprobably yeah, that'd be cool. Um.
And so she so we came outof the bathroom. He was right
(16:53):
there and I just straight up towardthat's him and she was like, that's
him and I was like yeah,so he heard us, like, you
know, talk about him. Andthen the entire rest of the walk she
was just like staring him down hardcorebecause like walking next to each other,
and she was just like this entiretime she sounds anything. She was probably
(17:14):
like maybe like sixty five, okay, yeah, I love her. Um
And so at the very end,you know, there's all those escalators down
to the actual staphora from the fromthe casino. So I was like,
you don't have to come with meall the way down there. I kind
of don't even want to know where. I don't want him to know where
I work anyway, so just youknow, you hang back. So she's
like, Okay, I'm just gonnastay stand here and stare at him.
I was like, so I thankher, and I go down and he
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stops right where she's at and hedoesn't see where I go into work,
and then that was like, thatwas it. That was the end of
it. I never saw her.I never saw him again, and it
was like the weirdest experience of mylife. I had to go in there
tell him what happened, Like itwas was really scary. But yeah,
maybe she was a listener of ours, you know, you think so it
was like ten years ago, sonot at all. I was just listening
(18:03):
to our thoughts. That's my strangerdanger story. So we started this whole
segment because I feel as women likewe experience a lot of danger out in
your regular life right talking to yourcarp Yeah. Yeah, and as women,
(18:25):
we have to be cautious, likewhen we go, we can't.
I mean, I'm scared to gopump gas at night by myself. You
can. So the amount of storiesthat we've gotten where someone's driving down the
street and there's a man jocking offin his car next to so many jacking
off stories, so many penises outin public. I'm over it, but
your penis is away. We don'twant to see that. I don't like
(18:47):
Britney going out and check the mailbuyers, so no, he doesn't.
He's like, I don't want youto get raped. So yeah, you
can sketch city out here, Yeah, I yes, so any one,
Oh, Natalie care comes Natale.So not a lot of people know this,
(19:15):
but I'm a nine one one operator. I thought we weren't a lot
of talk about that, So Iideal with all the stranger danger stories.
But I have one of my own. Before I became eight nine one one
operator, so I used to workin a mortuary and I met a guy
at at the mortuary, which istotally weird. So I don't I don't
(19:38):
know like a lot of names becauseI'm still stuck in like nineteen eighty two,
you know, DeVos, like myfavorite band. Whatever, what the
fuck? But the guy that doesthe EDC, he's he's married to the
nicol who does EDCISCA. Yeah thatguy. Of course you would know he's
married to like a playmate. Yeah, well regardless everything about him. So
(20:04):
his mother died and we did hismother's funeral, and then somehow I met
his best friend. I don't evenum, so the best friend comes with
the mortuary, picks up all thisstuff and I was like, wait a
minute, you look really familiar,yo, And he's like, yeah,
so do you. And I'm like, did we match on Tinder? No?
He's like yeah, and I'm likeno what. He goes, oh
(20:26):
my god, you have like thebest memory. I'm like, yeah,
it's a it's a. It's acurse. So we end up hanging out.
I go to his house. Helives in Rancho Circle Gate Code Pale
nineteen na Naka Okay, so helives in that castle house. It's like
totally creepy, but it's next doorto the DC guy. So we end
(20:47):
up hanging out and um, totallytotally normal. You know. We went
for drinks before I go back tohis house because I'm stupid and g and
the DC dudes like parents end upcoming over like fresh eggs from the etc.
Guys chickens and he's like, oh, and so we're like we're talking.
(21:07):
I know, it's like it's it'sthis is my life, dude.
It makes no fucking sense. I'mlike, it's midnight, You're getting like
fresh eggs from the chickens. Woo. So we start drinking. He gives
me a tour of this, liketotally like when I say the Castle House,
Google Castle House, Las Vegas.Okay, it's it's some right now,
(21:33):
no joke. There's tapestries. Isthat the one over on sand Hill?
It's it's on Rancho and south ofthe No, yeah, south of
the ninety five, you know,like Rancho. We don't go that far.
I think like Oscar Goodwin lives inthere. Like it's it's like the
you know how a lion king whereit's like the dark area that I don't
know, we live in the darkarea. Oh, we live in the
(21:55):
dark area. But you got there. Yeah that's wait, No, no,
no, it's not it's that one. It's that one. That's that's
the castle. Wait, let mesee. I want to see. So
there's tapestries in there. I thinkit was. It was probably built in
like the fifties or sixties. It'sfucking creepy. So so we start walking
(22:19):
around the house. He's given methe tour, and I'm thinking like,
yeah, dude, like you're livingin your best friend's house. You fucking
bought the house for you, likespoiler alert. I did a Google search
on him later he ended up.I think he was like engaged to the
patrone Heiress. I don't know,dude, Like it's it's I feel like
(22:42):
that's cartel connected as Yeah, itdoes sound like it. Huh, seems
sketch, Like maybe I was drunkand this didn't happen. I don't even
know it had to. I'm youknow, my life is fucking random,
like it shit fucking just happens tome. Yeah. Hey, So he's
given me a tour of the house. I'm in like a mini skirt or
(23:04):
something, and I had like thisbig bag with me and I had a
huge fucking bruise on the back ofmy leg and He's like, how did
you get that bruise? I waslike a fell off of a horse.
He's like, well, you felloff a horse. I'm like, yeah,
I do a questrian. I jump, I do just straws, you
know, like horse ballet. Soin my big purse, I had like
a pair of breeches and somehow Ilike showed him like the breeches. He's
(23:26):
like, oh my god, yougotta put those breeches on, because apparently
like breeches are fucking sex, youknow. Yeah. So I got in
the bathroom, I put on theon the breeches, and I come out
and then he's holding the fucking assaultgun. What And I was like sitting
there like holding a gun. I'mlike the hell say, He's like I
wanted to show you my gun.I'm like that's really fucking weird, yo,
(23:51):
And so I just grabbed my shitand fucking like found out I could
run really fast that day getting dude. Dude held that gun point Priest goes
zero to sixty and like, youknow, thirteen seconds, Natalie scary.
Yeah, that fucking I was justlike, dude, like it's fucking crazy,
(24:12):
Like who just does that? Comeout of the bathroom. He's like
this, this is my gun.This one's for fun, this one's for
show. I don't what's like,hey, hey, he thought that was
the winner though. He was like, oh dude, when she comes out,
she's gonna get so, she's gonnaget away off. I was like,
oh, yeah, sucker, pickoh. I have lots of tender
(24:41):
dates gone wrong nine one one now, like my personal date, like Tinder
date gone wrong nine like not nineone one. I just fucking fell out
of golf cart after I ate,like drank too much fireball got ran over,
Like that's that's not whatever. ButI really do get a lot of
nine one one calls on people thatare like, dude, I met this
guy on Tinder and we all fuckingjudge. But I'm like, I'm like
(25:04):
one of the few single like nineone one operators. I'm like no,
no, no, I like bitch, like, don't fucking judge, don't
fucking judge. I'm sure they metin the public place. Don't tell me
you've never been fucking horny. Youknow, it's been like two years since
I've had sex. It fuck,it happens like say yeah, I've had
(25:25):
I've had a lot of girls getrobbed on It's I know, it's okay,
guys. Nine one one is yourfriend, it's okay, Well,
thank you, Natalie. Wow,that is some scary shit to come out.
(25:45):
And there's a gun in her face. That doesn't make me wet at
all, sir, I'm leaving.Wow. All right. So since the
start of this podcast, I've beenteasing my own stranger dangerous story. Yes,
it took place with my best friendand over here, she's not excited
to come up. He wait,she's looking away. She's looking away like
she doesn't know me. Guy.That wait Riso. Okay, uh so
(26:11):
we're gonna tell it here tonight forthe first time ever because it's been two
years and I feel like I finallyshould not right, like this is like
a pantis occasional let's tell it.Yeah, so Justine, this is just
this is just Sine stranger danger story, yes, with with Rianna Michelle with
Michelle back over there now, Idon't turn around, get up here.
Um. Fun fact, we triedto record this last year, but we
(26:36):
were super drunk. It was incoherentand I had to throw the audio away.
No, no, no, sheshouldn't throw the audio away. No,
I lost it. I never savedit. I got so drunk I
just didn't save it and I gotlost forever. Sorry, Like that's happened
more often than not, either thator they. When you record a podcast,
you don't realize you begin to themic. You don't realize you say
offensive shit until you put yourself onrecording. And like out thirty minutes of
(27:00):
this hold on, guys, I'mtrying to find it. I wrote like
a template out for me so thatI didn't forget anything. Okay, here
we go. Can you hold mybeer please, because she's already got a
beer in her hand. Oh,Scott, So here is there Ashley?
(27:25):
All right? So my mic on? Okay, yes, So before we
can get into the danger of thisstory, we gotta give you a little
backstory. Okay, everybody, Hey, drink oh Drake about drink your beer?
(27:48):
Okay? All right, So,and I'm not going to read this
this whole time, guy's promise.Okay. So in the summer of two
thousand and four, when we wereprobably about fifteen fourteen is fifteen ish,
um, we met our neighbors acrossthe sidewalk. Okay. They we had
moved from New York. We livedin an apartment we did together. That's
(28:10):
another story for a different day too. No, no, so now from
New York into this apartment that wasour neighbors. Their neighbors were from New
York. Yes, yeah, sowe saw them, were like, oh,
those boys are cute. But wealso noticed that they were going out
of their window and in through thefront door. Out of their window,
(28:30):
in through the front door, andwe're like, what's happening here? Do
they live there? Do they not? Are they bringing an entering? We
gotta be sure, but you know, it was fine. Um, So
it turns out they were just dumbnineteen twenty year old boys. Again.
They moved there to go to college. All nineteen twenty boys are dumb,
(28:52):
there's all. They're all dumb.There was six, there were six of
them, every single one. They'redumb. You were dumb, you're still
dumb. And they were and you'rethirty one now we're fifteen, fourteen,
fifteen year or whatever. Anyways,the moral of the story is that they
had fake IDs. So they startedgiving us alcohol right and uh, the
(29:14):
first time that we drank heavily,we got a bottle of Bacardi because that's
what my mom drank and we didn'tknow what else shood order from them,
and uh, me Brianna and ourfriend gave back. Here all went gay,
raise your hand, Oh round Robinstyle. Killed the bottle in an
hour, probably an hour. Jay, that was my time with Sky vodka.
(29:41):
I thought I could handle more thanyou know. I mean, I'm
young. I was young, likenineteen eighteen. Yeah, and I thought
I was like shut, yeah,shut throwing up in the bushes. Ten
minutes later and couldn't stop. Iwas thrown up in the sink. Thrown
in the bushes. Hey, realquick. Remember when you upgraded from Albertson's
Vodka Yields to Sky. Oh yeah, we're like wait wait, We're like,
(30:04):
this is a plastic bottle. Nolonger, We're not drinking. Remember
Gabe was found in the fields inthe tumblest no shoes. Yeah, I
was just yesterday. Fun facts.Scott got super drunk one night and he
I was like, where is Wheredid he go? He said he was
gonna go to the corner store.Where did he go? He's gone for
(30:25):
like thirty minutes? Where do yougo? We were living in an apartment
and we're right across the way asa playground. We're looking for searching for
a searching room. He's passed outon the playground. I remember that.
Yeah right, My goodness. Mywhole plan was to hide in the NFL
asleep. Yeah, he thought wewere playing high to go see for some
reason. Anyway, Okay, goahead anyway, So we're gonna fast for
two winters later now, right,guys, So we're like sixteen now at
(30:48):
this point, Steen seventeen and theNew York Boys time moved out of their
apartment. They moved into a house, and they were throwing college parties,
right because they were now college boysofficially, and we were always invited,
so we thought we were cool.We thought we were cool guys. Of
course, of course we're high schoolroles at the college party. True.
True. So one night we werethere and they decided they were going to
(31:10):
go to a bar because now theywere twenty one. So we got kicked
out of their house. They're like, go home, little girls, we're
going out. We're gonna go meetsome chicks. See you later. So
they're like okay. So it wasme Branna and our friend Alicia, and
we started walking down the street.Now they lived on Reno off of Pacos
and Trot by the Sam's Club.Do you guys know that you guys know
where that's at the hood? Yes, yes, that's the old stumping ground.
(31:37):
Yeah. Safe for sixteen year olds. No, And back then it
wasn't safe. So really now it'sreally it's really not safe. And it's
that night. Like hey, backback then, I thought that was like
the hide to live in though Iwas like, yo, this is nice
houses broke, we could walk sowalmart. Yes, when you come from
the east side and then come tothe middle side, it's middles So what
(32:00):
time was this that you got kickedout? So it was probably around night.
So we start walking home to three. I love your little sound effect.
So they all piled into a carand they drove past us. Okay,
and they started going up. Theseare random people, random people,
(32:20):
your friends. Oh yeah, we'regoing to the body, have to wash
bitches, it's cold. Good luckflipping them off. We're like okay,
bye. So they took off andthen maybe a minute later, um,
another car pulls up and we thoughtthat maybe they had circled back again,
(32:42):
or maybe it was another car fullof them, Like, I don't know
what we thought. So we lookedover it and the car pulled up,
went past us, parked and thepassenger got out of the car, understand
underneath the light that was not lit, Yes, a broken street lamp light
that was broken. Yes, Andthe car had stopped right underneath that street
(33:05):
light that had been broken. Andthe passenger got out and started walking said
do you know where Bank of Americais? And we're like, oh,
yeah, hang right, and it'sright there. And he proceeded to cross
the street and then pull out agun clocket, pointed at us and go
give me all your ships, andwe all went, wait, how old
(33:30):
are you at this? Yeah?I did gasp. How old are you
guys? Sixteen? What are yougonna have a sixty years old? We
didn't have nothing. So Brianna hadan old Nokia phone. Do you guys
remember the Nokia phone? No,the Nokia phone so that you could change
like the the I'm gonna change thecovers. Yeah. So I had like
(33:52):
indestructible ones, yeah, you throwmetal walk. I had a clear like
pink one yeah on my brick assno Kia. So Branna said, here's
I have this phone, you canhave it, and he's shit. So
our friend Celicia actually had my debitcard and my house keys and my phone
(34:12):
and her purse and she was smartthat night and she just pulled out pencils
and lip gloss and said, thisis all I have in my purse.
And she probably also had Trevor's lettermanon oh yeah, and she's like hey,
this and he's like have this,nah, I don't want that shit.
Hey, by the way, realquick, the lip the lip gloss
that she gave over was lip smackers. Yet, in fact, so are
(34:39):
you there? Were you the personin the car were Yeah, you were
the robber? Okay, so um, Telicia probably saved my life that night
because had they know my debit cardwas in her purse and I had a
couple hundred bucks and hurt my myaccount, like they could have taken me
to go pull cash out of myaccount right because literally bank of AMR or
(35:02):
no, you had well Sparkle yeah, right around the corner. Yeah,
so you were held at gun point? Yes, And she said I don't
don't have anything. So he waslike, okay, I'm sorry. And
in my head the whole time,like, guys, I've been a true
crime drunk in my whole entire life. Okay, my whole entire life.
So in my head I thought allright, we're gonna get kidnapped right now,
(35:28):
or we're gonna get shot, andyou're all gonna judge me for this
part of this story. Okay,you're all gonna judge me a little bit,
a little bit a part of thestory, because Celicia had just saved
my life, right she just waslike okay, and I covered my ass,
and I thought, Okay, Ican't get in the car with him
because I'm gonna get tortured. Youjust married your makeup on your side,
(35:51):
I'll fix it for you. Ican't get in the car because I'm gonna
get tortured. So I'm gonna getshot right now, and that's just gonna
hurt real bad. And then Ilooked at this one who's been my best
friend since save grade, and allwas like, Oh, she's gonna get
shot right now, bad, andthat's gonna suck. And I thought,
Okay, out of the three ofus, shoot Telicia, shoot Telicia.
Shot. No. I didn't see, but when we got home, I
(36:16):
said the same thing. I waslike, please shoot Telicia. Shoot Telicia,
like you don't shoot, don't shootjust seeing don't shoot, leave shoot
just seems like, please shoot Telicia. Like yes, I mean I love
her, but like I love justseeing more. So at the end of
it, they apologize. He said, Oh, I'm just trying to make
living. He laughed. We're fineand uh, Telicia's fine, She's got
(36:39):
a beautiful family. We no longerspeak. She's shy, she had get
shot, she's alive. We're alonger friends because her boyfriend hates us.
Also because of Gabe. Story fora different day. All right, guys,
thank you for coming out. That'sit for us. We appreciate every
(37:00):
single one of you guys that cameout to see us, and we will
Yes, goodbye. Hi, I'mgonna go drink now. Thank you,
guys. Thank you. Give itup again for it's about damn crime.
Guys did an awesome job. Allright, guys, So that was it
(37:23):
for our live show. I hopeyou guys enjoyed it. If you would
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(37:44):
at I a DC podcast. Umanything before we Yeah, sends your stranger
dangers. Oh yeah, send usyour stranger dangers. Duh. You just
listen to a bunch of them.Send them to us? And where can
they send them to? Justine?It's about damncrim dot com. You can
click on the strain your danger tabfill out the forum. You all know
(38:04):
how happy that makes me, unlessyou're new and then, which that case,
that makes me really happy. Youcan also send them directly to our
email It's about damn Crime at gmaildot com. Or if you feel like
recording yourself doing an audio version,which we really love, you can also
send that to the email. Yes, and is that it? That's it?
(38:25):
Yeah, all right, So untilnext time, just you remember there's
a lot of desert out there,which I'm saying to this hangover friendly right
now. Can you guys heard ofmy voice? That sound crazy? You
(38:47):
look crazy too, I'll look great, It'll look great. Hey. And
this is coming out the day beforeHalloween too, So happy Halloween, guys.
Yeah, Happy Halloween. Make sureyou check your candies and don't let
your kids trick treat alone. Thereyou go, there you go, and
we will catch you guys next weekwith a whole new episode with our regular
scheduled program. Yes, love you, Okay, I love you guys by
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