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Ghostly Moments (Compilation)

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Ghostly Moments (Compilation)

This episode of Distractable blends humor and speculation on ghost phenomena, starting with a promotional note about T-Mobile's fastest 5G home internet. The hosts share bizarre personal experiences—like seeing shadows in reflections or a door being slammed in a hotel—fueling discussions about paranormal activity. They explore a fictional Malaysian ghost, the "Hauntute to tech," a large, back-boobed spirit that supposedly smothers disobedient men, adding a darkly comedic twist. The conversation expands into a fictional conspiracy theory, suggesting that the podcast is a government-run mind experiment that collects listener data, tracks biometrics, and manipulates beliefs—leading to claims of real disappearances. One listener, Sarah Williams, alleges she discovered a control center with real-time audience analytics and files labeled "Phase Three," warning listeners to avoid the show. Despite the surreal and dramatic tone, the hosts emphasize that these are fictional ideas for entertainment, not evidence of real conspiracies. The episode ends with a playful caution: while the stories are wild and engaging, they are meant to be viewed as jokes, not serious claims.

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This episode of Distractable is present to you by T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. The folks over at T-Mobile have some big news for you. They now have the fastest 5G home internet according to the experts at UCLUS speed test. If you want the fastest 5G speeds with a 5-year price guarantee, visit t-mobile.com/home-internet-check-availability. Price guarantee exclusions like taxes and fees apply, fastest based on UCLUS speed test intelligence data, second half 2025, all rights reserved. From tales of goblins, two fables of spectres. [laughs] It's time for. [dramatic music] Non-sleeve moments. Bob, do you have ghosts in front of you? In front of me? Is there a window in front of you or something? No. Are you referring to this? Yeah, I saw a shadowy figure. What is? What is going. It looks like a window and someone's walking by it. What is that? I'm in a basement. Let's be very clear about this. I'm in a basement. This is a TV that's off. That is reflective, but what it usually reflects is my monitors. And I just saw that. Yeah, you saw that to someone walked by. You could see my hand in the monitor, right? You could see, like, right here when I. Yeah, our angle, I can't, but I believe you. I swear, something walked by. I saw that, 'cause you made me look at it right with that. It looked like a window. What is that? What is that? What is that? I saw it. What is it? I'm in a basement. You got ghost, man! What's happening? My monitors are all static, except for your images right now. Good luck putting that in a YouTube short editor's. Man, Bob, if this is a prank, it's a good one. Dude, this is a prank. I'm pranking my own self here, too. What the fuck is happening? Hey, I'll give you 20 bucks to stare in front of this light while I'm recording an episode and just walk back and forth. I'm in a basement. There are, like, basement windows. But there's no way that they reflect. That's what's reflecting, 'cause they're covered by horizontal slats. It keeps happening. Man, it didn't mean to derail your episode, but. Yeah. No fucking idea with that. What's reflecting right now in that top part? Like, what is that green line? I don't know. Watch right here, right? You can see my hand shadow right there. That's my hand in front of my monitors. What is up? Wait, I can obstruct that. Yeah. It's a. I don't have an explanation for that. I think there's someone hiding behind your monitor. I think that's the only thing. The only other thing in my office that emits light is I have a. Over there, a pie. I have a computer. But it's purple. It's all purple lighting inside my computer. It's not green. All the listeners are shaking their steering wheel. Listeners, there's a TV that looks like someone's moving in front of a reflection in it. There you go, you're welcome. It honestly looks like someone is walking back and forth in front of the reflection. I'm alone in a basement. I don't know what to tell you. Are you? Okay, I hope so. I don't know. Oh! They walked the other way! It did go the other way. I saw that. If a face appears and stays there, maybe we'll talk to it. Maybe that'll be the episode. I don't like that. I don't like that. Oh, this is not a big thing, but it's preparation. Okay, so the day the mountains fall, I want you all to close your eyes, okay? Imagine, imagine, imagine, imagine, imagine, imagine, imagine. I went searching for the truth. And, like a fool, I found it. But, some truths are best left undiscovered. Well, I turned around and there was. Oh, I was bigger than a good imagine. The hikers claimed that when they turned around, it seemed as though their friend had simply vanished. When I turned around, my whole farm was gone. What happened to us? When I turned around, I could miss the room. I would never see. This is morbid mysteries of the missing millennium. Viewer discretion is advised. If I swallow this right now and die, will you give me the point? That's at worth at least two points, I guess, yeah. Everyone, pull over to the side of the road. You got to watch this one. Oh, boot gulp, I'm dead. That's two points to mark, I guess. Jesus, I'm getting railroaded here, man. Well, thankfully, he can't compete for anymore points now, right? If he comes back to life, he loses the two points, just to be clear. Okay. Anyway, interesting discussion, I think. Hey, what's up, guys? Back from the afterlife here. Want to finish this episode out strong. I'm going to cross out dead and take those two points away real quick. Can I get one point? I'm a ghost, man. All right, I'll give you one ghost point. Okay, cool. You hear my echo, we've always seen everything. I don't do any of this, just make him live with what he's done. No, please. I sign your checks. That's not even true. None of us sign shit. You're right, but I could call the person who does. I know them, too. I have their number, too. I'll call them and tell them not to listen to Mark. You don't even worry about it. All right, fine. We have to talk about a very important topic. I want you to use science. I want you to use mysticism. I want you to use personal beliefs, regardless of facts shown to you. I want you to use whatever methods necessary for you to discuss the important topic of our ghost's real. No, final answer. All right, episode over. All right, thank you, everybody. Mark wins because he answered first. Thank you for listening to the podcast. Make sure that you watch it on Spotify. No, well, so we can talk about this from several different perspectives. Thing number one that I have that I enjoy is ghost hunting both the TV show. Ghost hunting. Both the TV shows that exist around ghost hunting and the actual devices that you use to go ghost hunting, like EMF readers and talk boxes or whatever they're called and all the different little tools that you use to try and detect the presence of ghost. All that stuff is very entertaining and hilarious and bunk. Do you guys believe in any of that stuff that it works that it means anything? No, those shows know it is interesting that they would believe that it does because if you, even if you watch this of the show, the EMF thing with like the radio where it cycles through and it grabs like it will be like a word came through and I'm like, yeah, you're going through radio signal, the spirit box, the spirit box. EMF's the little light that was like electromagnetic field detector. Yeah, but it's just so funny to me because it's like, yeah, this thing, what it does is it cycles through the radio frequencies that are passing through. Yeah, it picks up words that are broadcast into this realm. But what happens would be you ask it a question like what do you want and you hear Apple? And it's like clearly the ghost wants an apple. And you hear my hips. And it's like, and I heard that. It's that I used to watch those ghost hunting shows quite a bit. They're very funny. They're so entertaining. They are edited in a way that just never gets to a conclusion ever. And it's like straight through the, like it goes up to the commercial break. It's not even a cliffhanger. It's just a constantly building like, and then this happened. They circle back to the same clip of like a little dot going through with the circle on it. And then the circle's bigger. And then it closer to the circle. And it's like, that can stretch that up for 10 minutes. And the sound dude, the sound stingers they use. Oh my god. It's a black and white infrared shot of a door that's already open that just goes. And then I saw that the door was open, show the clip again. And I don't remember opening the door. And they put in this weak sound effect. Yeah. I love those shows. No, and it's like a dane cook joke to some of those two and they'll be in a room. And they'll, the door will move or whatever. Thing falls over. And they're like, Gary. Gary was downstairs. Gary, come up here. Gary's got the EMF. Gary, come up here. A minute and a half ago. Did you get anything? Like, well, yeah. No, I got like a three, like a three out of five on this raider thing. Why did something happen up here? You got a three out of five. It's like, it's like they're all through the house. And it's like, I was, I was in the basement using the dividing rods. You were in the upstairs with the dolls. I don't know why, because it's also painfully boring. Because you just know you watch a show. You know the formula. And you're like, after the commercial, they're just going to come back and circle back to that one thing that happened. But I have to see it. Because I want to see them all get so excited about it. All right, so this has happened a couple times in my life. But specifically last night we were in a hotel. We just got back from traveling today. Last night at like 11.30 p.m. It isn't too late, but we have a baby. So he was already asleep for a couple hours at this point. At 11.30 p.m., some like kids, some like middle school kids were staying in the hotel, I think. But they just slammed our door. Like we were staying in a hotel, the door was locked with all the extra security locks. And we're just sitting, many of us were sort of laying in bed, like talking kind of falling asleep. And it was just like, "Shall I climb, climb, climb, climb!" And like I heard feet footsteps starting away, right? Like I know that a human did it. But that should have happened to be multiple times. How many people slammed doors in hotels? All right, just really unlucky. That's never happened to me. It was scary. I've had noisy people in a hotel, but I think they've ever slammed into my door. The box is waving at us, everybody. Hi, box. As horrifying. What is happening to that box? Hi, box. Hi. Okay, you stay back there. Don't talk to Jack me while we're recording. That'd be great footage. I don't like that. Mandy's actually just off screen right now just doing that. At some point, she's just going to launch it out, tackle me. Okay, so, um, hi. Welcome to Distraction. I assume that he has started already. When did we start? The haunted box really threw me. We're not going to talk about why that's doing that. If you're watching this on Spotify, you're seeing it, but you're seeing it. And like, just, you got really squint and hold your phone really close up to your face. Yeah, it's probably small on your phone. It's fine. Time. Don't worry about it. - Will won't zoom in on that or anything at any point. It's just not a big deal. - You were right. Thank you for admitting it. - I thought that we were just having a goof and it was just a joke for an episode. Our new house is haunted. Oh! - Our new house. So my Mandy's parents live 20 minutes away from our new house, right? So it's in Ohio, we're still in California right now. So they're like watching the place, right? They go over there. - The new house is haunted. - The new house we don't live in yet is already haunted. They go over there and they like make sure everything's good, make sure, you know, whatever. They just check on the house just to make sure. And so this is the garage. Let's get a show on my phone while that's hideous. There we go. This is like a hatch like into the attic of the garage, right? They went over there one day and they sent us, they like panicked sent us some text messages and we're like something moved in the house. We think someone's been in the house. I can't, we can't tell, it's weird. It doesn't seem like any, no, there's no break in. But look, look, they sent that like a week ago maybe or a while ago now and on that day they sent that and we were like, whoa, what the hell? Did the previous owners like leave something in the attic in the garage and they came back and broke into the house? Like they had a key or something and got in or like we don't know, like what happened? But for those listening at home. Sorry listeners. (laughing) Good idea, Mark. I wouldn't even tell them. The first picture was like, you know, it's an attic access, so you push up on it and it slides, it's just a big piece of wood. And then you climb in the hole into the attic. The first picture was closed and sealed. The second picture was slightly a skew with gaps where I could see the darkness beyond. But it looks like, so I, correct me if I'm wrong, it looks like in order to move it, you have to lift up and twist it. This isn't just a panel that like can shift on it, so it needs to be pushed up, right? It's supposed to be set into a thing where you push up and it goes into the attic, yes. So it looks like, like my first thought was okay, a raccoon or something. But a raccoon's getting across, it wouldn't lift it up necessarily, unless they dug at it. Right, and there is a ladder in the garage according to our parents. They left a ladder or something. I think they went back to the house today. (gasps) It's the same hatch, more tilted open. - Oh, did they reset it when they saw it last time? - No, so this is on the ceiling of like a pretty high garage, right, the garage is like 12-foot, it's like a tall garage door. So they couldn't reach it, and they're not trying to climb up on a ladder or something, they just, so they left it, from the, they left it in this condition here where it's very slightly tilted open. That was like a week ago, weesh, that's a while ago. They went back today and it's open by like a few more inches. - It's way more open. - Your reflections are showing in my phone. Hey guys, how's it going? (laughs) - I can see the latency. - So the house is haunted, you bastards. - That's haunted, that is haunted. - It doesn't look light, it looks like it's got some weight to it. - No, it's like made of wood, it's got a metal like around the edges metal for like the seal, got a handle on it. It looks like it would, it wouldn't be like hard to open, but you would have to climb up a ladder and like (grunts) and move it out of the way to get into the attic. - That thing's gonna be out and falling and breaking on the floor soon. - So it's either a ghost or someone lives in that attic. - I, that's what I thought it was, if I'm honest. I thought they sold the house and didn't tell Crenfield, the guy who lives in the attic, and then like, he came out for his monthly trip to the grocery store, it was like, "Guys!" Oh no, oh god, they forgot about Crenfield. - So fourth of July, I went over to my mom's and my family came over and we had a little get together for fourth of July, and we had a weird event where we were sitting around talking and one of my mom and sisters' dogs went and was chewing on, they grow like their own herbs and vegetables and stuff in their backyard, and the dog went and started chewing on one of those and like mid-sentence, like we were talking about my mom and my sister, my mom just starts yelling, "Halapeno, alapeno, alapeno!" And we're like, "Okay." We were talking about like, camera's mom, what the hell, what just happened? And she's like, "Well, it's hot." And it's like, "Excuse me?" It's what we yelled to the dogs to get them to stop eating stuff they're not supposed to 'cause jalapenos are hot. And I was like, "You trained them on the alapeno, a four syllable word to sell them to stop or hot." And they're like, "Well, no, we didn't train them." So why do you yell "Halapeno"? - Guess the dog knows jalapenos are spicy, and the dogs don't like spicy food. - But the dog doesn't know jalapeno. It's just as fucking shocked as we are that my mom goes from talking calmly and normally to screaming jalapeno like she's being murdered in the backyard. - We trained our dog to react to me screaming nonsense words out of nowhere very hysterically. It always works because it's just so shocking. My mom would be like, "Oh yeah, that's cool." "Halapeno, jalapeno." - And I thought she was being possessed by a demon because do we do an episode since I went ghost hunting? - No. - No. - When you went ghost hunting? - Yeah. - I did. - I did go ghost hunting. I don't know if that video will be out yet. We're actually waiting on a cameo from an expert in the field to fully edit the video. Look forward to that. But I went ghost hunting down at Bob Mackeys, which is a Newport, Kentucky. It's like a bar that has a history of like being owned by the mob and people being interrogated in the basement and other such events. We went down there and filmed some stuff and nobody would do the Ouija board with me, except for D-Live. Everybody was afraid, like even non-believers were like, "Oh, Ouija board." Which I don't get it. What is so special about a Ouija, like you'll get a spirit box. You'll be like, "Ghost, show yourself. Give me pinch me." - Suck my balls, ghost. - Punch me, ghost. But if you touch a Ouija board, you're like, what is your name? They're like, "Oh, don't ask that." Not on a Ouija board. - That's good. - And the Ouija board like says fucking Parker brothers on the bottom, so it's a goddamn kids toy. But for some reason it's the scariest ghost hunting device and I don't understand it. - It's 'cause they're real Wade. Okay, the rest of that stuff is technological, Google Gobble. Ouija boards are made of wood and like plastic and glass and whatever, and it's just real. It's just the spirit's reaching out and sending you a message, okay? - People are walking around with their holy water, their cameras, their EMF readers. All the other devices and they're like, "Ghost, pinch me. Throw a table at me, do something." And I'm like, "What year were you born?" They're like, "Oh, you're fucking fool." That's a Ouija board. So we wrap up and we're coming home and I was like, "Hey, can you guys carry this out?" I was like packing up equipment. I was like trying to get someone to carry the Ouija board. No one would touch it. My sister went, "Wait, what does?" And she was like, "I'm not taking that back home with me "because it was their Ouija board." She was like, "You can have it." So I brought the Ouija board back and now I own a Ouija board that everyone thinks is possessed by a demon. And when my mom started fucking screaming Halloween, I was like, "Oh my god, they were right." She was possessed. - You look over at the window and the Ouija board is pressed up against the window and the thing is just for magically pointing it, yes, the Ouija board is all, yes, yes, yes. - Yeah, but that was the only thing that could possibly have explained how La Pena does. She was told me what that was going on. But ghost hunting, man, is it more expensive than I thought? And it's like four or five hours of being in a fairly uncomfortable building, uncomfortably with not much happening. - Maybe it's 'cause you got a cheap Parker brothers one and not an actual authentic. - I thought that was authentic. Is there a brand of authentic Ouija board? - Real Ouija boards are hand-cuned by Monsu or Ouija himself, obviously. - They only come from the Ouija part of France. - Yeah, everyone knows that. You were using a sparkling board. That joke really led it. (laughing) - It's the same board that we used for Drown Man. - Oh, well, then you know it works. - Yeah, that's extra cursed. - So you're gonna burn that house down how they moved into the new one? - The firey man! - I don't want to be the firey man. Please don't wish that upon me. - Oh, yeah. Oh no, no, no. What's other disaster is funniest? What's disaster would be funniest to befall you? - The gas leak man. - Yeah! - No, dude, I just had propane work done. Don't wish that upon me. - The carbon monoxide poisoning man. - The bad grating man. All the water's gonna drain right up against your foundation. - Oh, your basement's gonna be so moist. - The sinkhole man. - Ooh, that looks so stature. - No, all the other ones are safe. - Yeah, probably. I don't know. - I need this shit for the record. - You know what's gonna be cursed is your car. You ever get a car? That's where it's gonna be. - Well, I've beat them to the punch if you don't have one they can't curse. - Oh, semi man. - The crushed man. - The crushed man. Well, that sounds violent. - Oh, yeah, the fired man sounds so less violent. - Well, you can run away from a fire if you're crushed. What are you gonna do, uncrush yourself? I don't know. - Yeah, all the people that have died in fires they just didn't run fast enough. - Yeah, 80 hits. - Obviously, you just run away from it. Fire can't be that fast. - Billy, silly. - I have something I want to play for you. - Have you ever felt a chill up your spine? - I don't know, man. Something just feels off. Like you know there's something standing right behind you. But you just can't turn around. Cut it out, man. You're giving me the creeps. What if I told you that the world was stranger than you could ever possibly imagine? I've said it before and I'll say it again! I don't believe it goes! But something just feels weird. Welcome to unusual oddities of an unreal understanding. I enjoy the reference back that turned it around and goes. Of course. Can't believe you would interrupt that. I'd play so much work into that and you would just interrupt it? Yes. Interrupt the 15-second interlude in the song? Well, cut him out. Yeah, yeah, cut him out of there. No, Amy was literally like, "Oh, I got that gap. They're going to start talking and they're going to think it's over." Well, yeah, there isn't necessarily long pause. That pause. That pause. That pause is 50 seconds long. I don't know why in that song. I made that literally in between the break. I told you I was going to get food. I skipped food to make that. I don't know, man. Stop, man. You're like a swix, man. Oh my god, they never miss. Mark, how would it have such a skill you possess? They literally all bangers. I don't understand. I don't believe in ghosts. It cards on the table. I found this in a cracked article titled, "The Seven Most Ridiculous Ghost Stories from Around the World." And I read it passively while I was brainstorming ideas for this episode. But I came across this ghost and I had to tell you all about the hauntute to tech. So just to give you the background, the legend has it. The hauntute to tech is a female spirit apparition ghost, some say a witch, a ballonese witch with an unimaginably enormous rack. And this ghost's purpose is only to float around and smother disobedient young men to death with her shocking bassoons. Guys might hear that and be like, "All right, if I have to die." This is not like some anime fantasy girl is going to show up and come fulfill all your dreams or whatever. Hauntute to techs are described in a lot of ways. Generally they're described as being very large or extremely obese, decrepit looking like deathly old woman sort of look. But the real absolute banger of all of this is the hilariously large fun bags are in the spookiest location, not in the front where regular boobs go. They're located on the ghost's back. Yes, the spookiest place to have boobs, obviously. That's terrifying. Back boobs sound kind of nice to me. But anyway, this ghost comes from Malaysian culture and actually recently had quite the stir up in February of 2021. Had quite the come up on Twitter. The account at Bunganberry, I have no idea what inspired this person to do this, but they posted some sketches of what they thought this ghost looked like. And Twitter couldn't decide if they were going to be horny about it or terrified about it. And they basically went with both. A lot of the responses were dudes just being like, "Oh, how do I summon a little Hattute tech?" "I want some of this in my. " And a lot of them were like, "I would not mess with this ghost." Well, I mean it's a ghost. Is it really actually going to be able to physically interact with you? It seems to suggest it might be some sort of poltergeist instead of just a ghost. Yeah, I mean, the descriptions are vague. This is an old. It comes from Malaysia. I am not in Malaysia. I don't know if you can tell. For my appearance or all the information you know about me. But it's hard to find a lot online. I'll show you all of the links I found online. I will put in the discord so you can look. Who knows how it uses the boobs to suffocate you? I don't want to find out. Being crushed to death is not a poltergeist tribute. Okay, never mind. I wouldn't deduct points from you. We all got to go some time, man. If you're going to go, you might as well enjoy it. No, that's the exact logic that the stupid people are getting. You're getting crushed to death. This doesn't matter if it's between backmams or five minutes. I survived 2020, maybe I'll survive the backmobes too. You never know. Just like, I don't get how that's an appealing death. What is an appealing death? You're getting smushed between humongoid mubulus. So I will say, you guys, I don't know what pictures you've looked up exactly. Let me find the one this website has some good imagery that really might swing your opinion about it's not an English and I couldn't get it to translate from the way back machine. But there are some images that I feel like might really swing your opinion about whether or not you want to get a smothered to death by those big old headlights. The top ones will more childish or cartoony, but if you get to the bottom there, you really get more to the meat of what I think a haunt you to tech looks like because anime has taught us that boobs grow as like spheres on perfectly spherical. We all know this. Not how boobs work. I had to break it to you. I've never seen anything quite like that though. They really are like scarves or like snakes even. See, the problem is like I disagree fundamentally that bigger is always better when it comes to boobs like and to be perfectly honest, I am a I shouldn't just be making big declaratives about judgment of boobs in general. I agree with your disagreement. I think that any size can be very nice. I'm going to get myself in trouble, man. I'm a married man. Well, I didn't say bigger. Bigger may not be better, but I didn't say bigger was worse, you know. I agree. I think it the each titty deserves to be judged on its own merits. Yeah. Well, the tittys have to be judged. Why are you judging? Yeah. Why are they getting judged? There, it's like a they're all it's always a positive just fuck fuck. I'm in trouble. Go ahead. But yeah, look, so this is an interesting topic. It serves a lot of different emotions about general horning this general discussion of like death, but death in a way that sort of comical, but like does that make it better. The thing that I find really messed up about this saggy spectre got to work in my name. Nice. Nice. At least to some extent, it comes from my understanding comes from parents using this to scare their young male children into behaving themselves. This isn't just like some goat, like I could totally imagine someone creative coming up with this character, some adult or whatever, someone over, you know, teenager, older coming up with this and be like, aha, big tits and stuff, that's a scary funny ghost. This was used by adults to influence children and like, I was a young boy once, right? And if my parents had described the giggedy ghost to me as being very old and grotesque and scary looking with back boobies that was confusing, I would probably be scared. But like young boys are really horny. And I would definitely at least have toyed around with the idea of like, how much do I misbehave to just get like a little threatening smush without actually being smothered to death? Like where's the line? It just gets slapped with one tit, you know, like it's a tough slap, but you know, it's more disciplinary. I just posted a picture in Discord of something I found about the hunt to Tatek. Oh my god. Yeah, might lean a little more on the horse. I know this. That one, I definitely know what, that one would be one that would work. That's the horse. Yeah. That's the one that I just sent Nipple and yeah, if you're listening at home, you can find maybe find this on the distractible podcast website, either of that or we will do a faithful recreation of it or it won't exist at all. That's what we don't need a special license to post it. I don't know. Yeah, exactly. But yeah, no, that doesn't look good sidebar. There's a whole discussion to be had of like the sexualization of breasts in general, you know, the stigma behind it and all that stuff, but for you guys, not even the nice pictures do anything for me. I don't look at this creature and I'm like, well, maybe if I saw this and I wasn't sure it was just a person that needed to help, I would be running and screaming as fast and as loud as I possibly could. Yeah, I don't think this is exactly what I would be fantasizing about ever. I mean, I think you're right, but also like your parents described this to you or maybe you see it and I think I agree. I would not see an image of any of these things in real life and be like, yeah, let's see where this goes. Sorry, this is my last one, but I gotta work it in. I would come upon this flabbergasted phantasm and I would be absolutely shocked and running like you're describing, but in my mind, like this is, you know, it's kind of embarrassing to think about and admit, but in my mind, I know I would have fantasies about this. You can't throw something that like sexual and I mean, it's not sexual, but the boobs, like at least in the culture I came up in, boobs were sexual and everything was like this weird, I would twist it into a fantasy of like, oh, yeah, that's pretty hot. Actually, like, you know what, that's how that's how young boys minds work. And maybe part of this is that Malaysian culture is different, maybe boobs are not as sexualized by the culture. Maybe it's a whole different thing. Maybe this is terrifying and I just don't understand it. It's possible. I just think that would have made it, that would have made it some really messed up childhood like fantasies and thought experience. It's just a weird angle to go for keeping your kids in line. This gotta be better ghosts and things to use to scare your kids into behaving right. pick it back up and bring it back. I'm looking at this like wheel of emotions and they've got different colors associated with them. The three main colors are like red, yellow and blue, but red, yellow and blue are kind of somewhat closer together. And then they've got green across from red, which is a little bit weird. And for the life of me, I cannot figure out why in the world, it's designed that way. It's then having red, yellow, and blue equidistant from each other. And I'm just curious why green gets like two shades of green and a light blue. But red and blue just have one pink between them. Red and yellow just have one orange between them. And I don't know why green gets so much love on this. You tried to distract me, is it? What do you mean? Oh, is that on the list? That's crazy. I've never been more focused on anything in my entire life. Are you kidding me? Oh my god. For those who weren't watching for that moment, there's no words I can describe. Except yes, I have words to describe. Oh, sorry, my little weird paper towel ball. Yeah, I'll try to describe it. Lister's wage set with his face barely in the shot. And that's why he sounded so distant. And then he was just waving a weird crumpled up paper towel in and out of the other side of the shot. The whole time he was talking about the colors. Oh, man. Mark said this was the best episode ever. I had to give it my all to do. I don't like to admit it to anyone, but yes, I paid this man $60 to come to my house so I could smell his fingers on my birthday. Oh, did you? Yes, three separate times I smelled this man's fingers. Three times? That's the little strange. And none of the times that his fingers smell like maple syrup. They were bad. It got way from bad to worse. The mystery thickens. You know, and there were only two pipes you rub on. So I really, I honest, I swear to God, I don't know what the third one was that I smell, but they were all bad. I don't mean to say it, but have you thought about a Canadian ghost? Like, I hadn't. There are a lot of Canadian ghost refugees in Ohio. Are you? Are you? Is your house on a Canadian burial ground? Is this like I just got to ask? Yes, people do. They have their pilgrimage from Canada to Cincinnati to bury their loved ones, where I live quite often. I feel it. I had an experience in Phasmaphobia the other day. So Phasmaphobia, I did this new map, a new game, I did a nightmare mode, a new map called the campsite. And in the campsite, there's this campfire. And sitting by the campfire is just like an acoustic guitar laying against like one of the chairs. And immediately all I could think of is like, um, campfire guitar guy. Don't want to be campfire guitar guy. Don't want to be that one guy. And uh, something this ghost, what the ghost name was, but uh, one of the audio clues is the figure out where it was. It randomly played the guitar like it just strummed it. So I heard the guitar play and I was like, you gotta be fucking kidding me. We actually have a campfire guitar guy ghost. And I jokingly said that it was a yokai. And yokai's are the ghosts that get angry and are more likely to hunt if you're talking and using your microphone. It can hear you and it gets more agitated and more likely to hunt. Sure. And I said that because I was like, well, if there's one thing that campfire guitar guy doesn't want people talking while they're trying to steal the show and have all eyes on them and ended up being a yokai. But it made me think of that one guy campfire guitar guy. Not the point he fingers anybody that I know, but I do know a couple of campfire guitar guys that carried around guitars or carry around guitars. And uh, not necessarily did it for the whole same reasons as the stereotype, but I definitely think of like, you know, you watch a movie and there's a stereotypical guy that, you know, people are sitting on the beach and they're all having a fun conversation. Someone's just like, oh, by the way, uh, we play Wonder Wall for you and they pull out their acoustic guitar out of nowhere and everyone has to stop talking and just put their eyes on campfire guitar guy who was miraculously not wearing a shirt, you know, hair drooped down to their shoulders muskily playing their guitar and everyone's just like, well, we were talking and having a good time. I guess we'll just stare at you now. And I got that ghost and phasmophobia, but that's another that one guy. No, no campfire guitar guys. I've never experienced that in real life ever. No, you talk about campfire guitar guy way more than anyone has ever experienced campfire guitar guy because I know this is a thing that you tell your campfire guitar guy talking about campfire guitar guy. You literally mentioned campfire guitar guy. He's any turn. I remember when I was trying to, I was playing the guitar like for the tour and I was like, yeah, I'm trying to improve better myself. And you're like, oh, here comes campfire guitar guy. I think he just hate people that play guitar. I might. Maybe I didn't. I shouldn't have put my desk up and standing but I was just fucking fell over. Oh my god. This image is a guy with his hands up in fist form with his chin resting, eyes closed and the fart genie is leaving his armpit. Yeah, imagine the statue of the thinker. Yeah, the man is pulling a double thinker. Why is he grabbing his head like that? Once the big story doesn't look back here to see what's going on, you know. Keep that in your doing. This guy's like, you don't want to see what I'm not to do, bro. Oh, wow. I feel like this one's such a peculiar image. It must be obvious. It's the most trash bag like ghost I've ever seen. It's like someone saw one of those online tutorials like all you need is some chicken wire and paper mache and you can make a ghost decoration for your front yard for Halloween and then they tried to make it and they got this. Maybe it's the angle, but like the face of the ghost does not look like it could possibly be this dude's face. This gave me an idea because I'm going to get back and learn in Korean as soon as I'm done with this freaking movie. These would be great for flashcards. This would be great for flashcards for Korean. Yeah, because for flashcards, what's really good if you have image flashcards is getting images that are memorable but also completely unique. I don't think that there's anything more unique than this and if you can even relate, even somehow relate it to a word or a sentence. This would be very good for that. All right, I'm a, I'm blaze, you tell me if you hear it. Isn't something smell awful to you. It's too loud? It's a little loud, but yeah, I do hear it. Back up pretend you didn't hear that. All right, here we go. Ready? Are you ready? No, don't do anything. Hey, do you smell something? Well, that's a weird smell. I don't know what it is. Have you ever felt the chill run up your spine? It was like something sat me on the shoulder, but when I turned around, you're ready to forget everything you know about everything. Guys, I'm still smelling something weird. A whole city of people just turned it round and round. It was clear. All right, if someone doesn't say they're smelling, I'm smelling, I swear, I'm, oh my god. What happened to the moon? You expect me to believe we're surrounding my gasses that we cannot see? I know what clouds look like. These are clouds. Welcome to the show that was formerly known as Don't Look Up, but we were sued by some dumb ass in a movie studio. This is, it's in the air. So when I told you I was late because I was working on it, it's so good. Sorry, it was so loud. I tried to do a hack to get it to play for you. Yeah, Mark was late to the recording today because he was working on this. I think I'm understanding why iron lungs taking a lot. Damn. Look guys, I'm not going to lie. He spent three days on this. So I'm not going to lie. I spent so long working on this this morning. I didn't come up with an idea for the episode. I didn't this because I was like, I'm going to bring up the small thing during small talking. This will be a funny way to do because I haven't done one. And I had a bunch of, I had a bunch of problems with the software because I haven't done it on this computer in a while. And so I had to hit a reinstall DaVinci and all my software. So that admission actually gave me my brain could not comprehend. You'll never guess what I'm googling right now. Do you want to figure out what gravity is? What is this? Nope. He's like apparition. Welcome to the first sushi restaurant in space. You won't have no gravity here. You'll be eating your sushi floating through the air. I got the ghost of Sato Takahashi. Here a real dead apparition to cook you your sushi. Not a lot of cooking going mostly just cuts it up, but he's good for a ghost and you're going to be good for paying money for this fish. It gets sent up with a catapulting space flash frozen in an instant right into our back door. You get sushi from the water to your mouth all in the first sushi restaurant in space. Come with your friends. You never leave. Teacher stick and action. Are you tired of ghosts in your kitchen? Trying to be dinner, but they're on admission. If you and your friends, what piece like we do? We got our new ghost trap. We're ready to assist you. Do you have apparitions in your kitchen causing you quite a stir? Well, we have the new apparition trap ready for you. It uses a gravity-based system that lures them in and we have learned a very unusual secret that ghosts are attracted to dead fish. Therefore, we use sushi as a bait. We place it on the trap. The ghosts fly over. Grab the sushi. The gravity well sucks them in and they're put in the trap. Bringing you peace and you don't have to leave the dinner table to catch them and you can enjoy your meal. Call us today. Who are the people on the side you don't know that reference what does no one here no references That was the ghost busters fit. That was the ghost busters when they're on the TV their commercial We are ready to believe you. I don't think I've ever actually seen ghost busters What I have to do the rest of this episode in this claw. Oh, it's broken closet. All right This is my curse. Bye. No, no, no, no people in the closet aren't cursed. That's not how that works Actually, I don't have object permanence. I'm scared. Oh, I'm a that gave me chills No, my god, you can have it. Jesus Christ. Where'd he go? It was a ghost hand. This is why we're the top fifth in the top 50 of best podcast in the world This right here is why are we still there? Are we still top 50? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, I'll take the win and the fuck did I just hear what's happening? And everyone else's locations today. What? He's just leaving. I heard what sound of like someone crawling on all fours down my hall That's such a specific sound. How would you know that sound? It's like a slighty slappy noise Slidy slappy. I might be about to get some arid. Well, I'm gonna keep the recording rollie then. I don't want to leave the camera Theory theory. I'm scared of everything. It's because I have a phantasia. I can't imagine what anything Looks like. So while I'm experiencing things as soon as I have it in my head is like, oh, there's a ghost But then in my head, I'm like what what there's a what does a ghost look like? Which one's a ghost? What's and then in real life? My body is like, oh, we don't know It could be anything because I don't know what it is. It's just a feeling and the feeling is fear. That's interesting It's interesting thought though. Maybe because if everything's always unknown to you because you can't picture it I that's what is it what does a ghost smell like? I imagine bad, but it's hard to say in an age where digital content Reigns supreme a mysterious audio series emerges Captivating minds within's enigmatic themes and challenging narratives, but behind the allure lies a shadow organization with a hidden agenda As listeners become unwitting participants in a clandestine experiment Ethical boundaries or shatters in lives are irrevocably altered unbeknownst to them select individuals are identified for their psychic potential Drawing into advanced studies from which some never return as desperate families and anonymous insiders come forward the question arises How did a seemingly innocuous form of entertainment become a conduit for something so dark and dangerous? Well, it all lies in the person at the center of these events the eye of the storm that is the whirlpool of darkness and Dismay I would like to start with some quotes that pertain to the event from people that were affected directly Quote from Sarah Williams. I was a regular listener of distractible But things changed when they sent me a cryptic email after I submitted my reactions to one of their special episodes It was as if they were probing not just for my opinions, but for something deeper something inexplicable I didn't sign them to be a lab rat so I unsubscribed still it makes you wonder what they're really after another Sad after I responded to a prompt in a distractible episode they sent me an invite for what they called phase two I was curious so I agreed the next episode was different intense Sori ending seemingly spinning off in random circles covering topics they already talked about weeks sometimes years before I had nightmares and then I started seeing things shadows flashes of images that weren't there whatever they were doing It's not just a podcast anymore something darker and I want to know part of it at the core of all this is one man one man above all else Bob Meisken's host of the popular podcast distractible is in fact a cover for a sinister government operation Known as project distraction and the podcast Bob seems to talk about random unrelated topics But in reality, he's subtly planting seeds of doubt and distrust and the minds is listeners. It's all psychological Experiment and with identifying potential recruits for the organization I'm here to expose a truth about a way would you like to contribute I found some information that I found to be very intriguing that I don't know Mark if this corroborates what you found or if this is its own thing I have found evidence from what was the name of the person? Did you say Sarah Williams? Yeah, Sarah Williams. Okay. This other is the same Sarah Williams or different Sarah Williams I've also got information from Sarah. It's interesting suggesting that there are either two he's living a double life or he has a twin He's never revealed while the well-known version of Bob Meisken's is a well-known YouTuber and gaming content creators primarily known for his Gaming videos and collaborates with their content creators Sarah Williams box of the same person an entirely different set of Circumstances and I actually have her testimony Sarah Williams is an investigative journalist with a passion for unraveling mysteries and is an Adved fan of My Scrims gaming adventures and content. She heard some rumors floating around that there was a Robert Meisken's a Scientist and inventor doing all kinds of like ungodly horrible deeds in the town of Oh, let me see what it was. Hicksalville. He was known far and wide as My Scrim a name that since shivers down the spines of those who heard it. My Scrim had a reputation for being a recluse. He resided in a grand Ancient mansion on the outskirts of town and mentioned it seemed to hold secrets of centuries past. Some said it was cursed while others believed it was filled with hidden treasures. The town's focus spread tales of ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena surrounding the mansion fueling the curiosity and fear of the locals. One fateful day a young and brave journalist Sarah arrived determined to uncover the truth about My Scrim was a night mansion. She believed there was more to the story than spooky legends circulating the town. Her journey was fraught with obstacles including sceptical townsfolk who wanted her to stay away but undeterred she persisted researching old archives interviewing those who dared speak about My Scrim. As she dealt deeper to the mystery she discovered that he had once been a renowned inventor and scientist has mentioned how countless inventions many of which were years ahead of their time. One evening she wrote as a storm-raged outside I ventured into the mansion to determine to find the truth. I uncovered hidden rooms filled with mesmerizing gadgets, intricate blueprints and a journal detailing Bob's life's work. I realized that My Scrim had not been a recluse out of fear or malevolence but rather to protect his revolutionary create creations from falling into the wrong hands. As I explored further I encountered a holographic projection of Bob himself and this hologram he explained the dedicated's life to advancing technology for the betterment of humanity. He remained hidden to safeguard his inventions and sure they would only be revealed when the world was ready for their potential. I asked what about your public persona, your gaming content, your streamed, which he replied, "Oh, I'm not prepared to talk about that, for you see, that's not me." As soon as it began the hologram ended leaving Sarah confused, wondering, what did he meet? Were there two Bob's? Was it one Bob? Did he have a twin? And such a lot is left to our imaginations. Yeah, I've got to actually, I think I corroborate that like perfectly because there's an anonymous insider from the organization that this mysterious Bob was running that is trying to expose a truth. They said, "I worked or I worked or worked within the organization behind distractable. The public needs to understand that this isn't just an experiment. It has real consequences. People have disappeared and not just figuratively. I can't reveal my identity for obvious reasons, but someone has to blow the whistle on this. Don't engage with their special episodes. Don't become another missing piece in their twisted puzzle." What I think is happening is it's a consciousness upload program where they're trying to get people to upload their consciousness and then use their corporeal forms as puppets that they can control the population. So you think like the public persona version is forming an audience just to have sheep to lead to the slaughter, so to speak? Absolutely. You upload the consciousness of the individual they can exist online, making content. They've never seen them in real life. It's a pied piper. They're all into the machine slaughter. I feel like if we looked at certain points of Bob's career, we could probably pinpoint the progress. What he was uploading, how he was acting, where he was living. In different events that were happening in those areas, I think there's a lot of dots to be connected. And Sarah Williams is the key. Yeah, I actually have another quote from Sarah Williams. I think it's her last one. So this is from this is a text transcription of an audio log that Sarah left behind on her final exploration. I've made it into a room that appears to be some sort of control center. There are monitors displaying real-time analytics of listener engagement, biometric data, even geolocation. It's not just a podcast. It's a data collection operation on a massive scale. And there's something else. Files marked phase three. I didn't open them, but their very existence is chilling. This isn't just unethical. It's organized, premeditated exploitation. I've gathered as much evidence as I can and I'm getting out of here before I'm discovered. What I've seen goes beyond mere speculation or conspiracy theory. It's organized manipulation with unknown but clearly dangerous aims. Whoever's behind this has resources, intelligence, and a complete disregard for ethical boundaries. Listen, if you're tuning into that podcast or thinking about it, just stop. Don't be another pawn in the game. I'll do everything in my power to expose them, but for now, stay safe and stay skeptical. People have disappeared. And the rest is just screaming. I tried to look up what happened to her, and what I got was Sarah Williams, the intrepid investigative journalist, had always been relentless in her pursuit of the truth. But when she got too close to a shadowy conspiracy, she mysteriously vanished without a trace, leaving behind a trail of clues and a haunting question that still lingers in the world of journalism. Kind of fits what her warning was all about. Absolutely. I think at the core of all this, we need to look more deeply into who this Robert is. Agreed. Also Bob points. Listen, hey folks, that's all we have time for today. We've explored some wild theories, wacky ideas, maybe even venture to a bit too close to the edge of absurdity. Uh, remember, conspiracy theories are meant for entertainment purposes not for taking seriously. So please don't go accused of any one of secret syndicates or government activity or anything. Without any evidence, which we do not present any today. Cause this was just for jokes and stuff and uh, yeah. Watch new episodes on Spotify!

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. T-Mobile has launched the fastest 5G home internet with a 5-year price guarantee, based on UCLUS speed test data.
  2. Host Bob and guest discuss paranormal experiences, including reflections, a moving shadow, and claims of ghostly activity in a basement.
  3. A strange incident at a hotel involves a door being slammed, prompting fear and speculation about unexplained activity.
  4. A garage hatch in a new house appears to have shifted open, leading to theories of a ghost or someone living in the attic.
  5. A viral ghost story from Malaysia, “Hauntute to tech,” describes a large, grotesque female spirit with back-mounted breasts who smothers disobedient men.
  6. The episode explores the humor and absurdity of ghost hunting, including Ouija boards, EMF readers, and fake scares.
  7. A listener, Sarah Williams, claims the podcast is a covert data collection operation that manipulates minds and has led to disappearances.
  8. The show concludes with a reminder that conspiracy theories are fictional entertainment, not factual evidence.

Summary:

This episode of Distractable blends humor and speculation on ghost phenomena, starting with a promotional note about T-Mobile's fastest 5G home internet. The hosts share bizarre personal experiences—like seeing shadows in reflections or a door being slammed in a hotel—fueling discussions about paranormal activity. They explore a fictional Malaysian ghost, the "Hauntute to tech," a large, back-boobed spirit that supposedly smothers disobedient men, adding a darkly comedic twist.

The conversation expands into a fictional conspiracy theory, suggesting that the podcast is a government-run mind experiment that collects listener data, tracks biometrics, and manipulates beliefs—leading to claims of real disappearances. One listener, Sarah Williams, alleges she discovered a control center with real-time audience analytics and files labeled "Phase Three," warning listeners to avoid the show. Despite the surreal and dramatic tone, the hosts emphasize that these are fictional ideas for entertainment, not evidence of real conspiracies.

The episode ends with a playful caution: while the stories are wild and engaging, they are meant to be viewed as jokes, not serious claims.

FAQs

T-Mobile now offers the fastest 5G home internet, according to UCLUS speed test data, with a 5-year price guarantee for customers.

Yes, during a basement recording, the speaker observes a shadowy figure in a monitor's reflection, which they believe might be caused by a person walking by, though it's later attributed to lighting and monitor reflections.

The 'ghost' sighting is widely explained as a trick of the light and reflection, with the host acknowledging it's a prank and not a genuine paranormal event.

The Hauntute to Tech is a Malaysian folklore ghost described as a large, decrepit woman with enormous back boobs who allegedly smothers disobedient men to death with her bassoons.

The hosts suggest Ouija boards are not effective, noting they are often just children's toys, and the 'spirit' responses are likely due to random radio frequencies or misinterpretation.

Yes, they reported a hatch in the garage appearing slightly open and then more open later, which they suspect might be due to someone entering, though it could also be a misperception or mechanical issue.

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