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đđđ»Halloween Odyssey: Exploration into the World's Creepiest Corners
Picture this: youâre wandering through the dimly lit tunnels of the Paris Catacombs, feeling the chill of history & mystery seeping into your bones. Thatâs just the beginning of our Halloween-themed adventure, together with our hosts, we swap tales of our Halloween antics and explore some of the worldâs most spine-chilling locations. From the labyrinthine depths of the Capuchin Catacombs in Sicily to the haunted echoes of the Stanley Hotel, these are tales that promise to tickle your fear bones & ignite your curiosity for the eerie and unexplained.
Have you ever wondered about the sinister allure hidden within the walls of notorious hotels, or what connects Stephen King's horror masterpieces to them? We unravel eerie connections between haunted hotels and Stephen King's creations, comparing the terrifying energy of "1408" with real-life places like the Cecil Hotel. And, of course, we canât resist discussing the chilling legends that swirl around hotels like the Stanley & Hotel Kurrajong. Our journey doesnât stop at the earthly surface realm, as we plunge into the depths of the Mariana Trench, reflecting on James Cameron's daring explorations & the tragic stories linked with submersible technology.
Our exploration of the macabre wouldnât be complete without venturing to Japanâs Aokigahara, Brazilâs Snake Island, and the haunting tales surrounding Nagoro, Japan. Season 5's first Phone Guest B-Money $ shares captivating insights that bring these places to life, intertwining humor with fright as we map out these haunting destinations. Whether it's discussing life-sized dolls or venomous vipers, we promise a playful yet spooky atmosphere that will leave you both entertained & maybe a little spooked. Tune in for a journey that promises more heart-pounding adventures and palpable chills, perfect for lovers of the supernatural & the mysterious.
*Scariest Places on Earth
*Haunted Hotels & the Mariana Trench
*Exploring the Mariana Trench & Film making
*Terrifying Islands & Dark Tourist Spots
*Scariest Places on Earth Discussion
*Exploring the Scariest Places on Earth
*Intro Beat Credit: Leo Legendary*
*Outro Beat Credit: Young Frenchy 808*
This is Timeless Talk. I'm your host. Ghostface, the patriotic murderer. Ha ha, ha, ha ha ha. Yeah, I realized the set's a little different. Today is October 31st, which would make it Halloween. So, yeah, we're going to have a special Halloween episode, but over here, to my right, as always, without a mascot, because he doesn't float being in the spirit. No, I'm just kidding. I know he's not feeling the greatest, but we've got Eerie Us. Yes, so hot, so hard.
Speaker 2:So hard. Where's the energy my boy? Yeah, appreciate it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, All right. So before we even get into the thick of what today's going to be about, let me transition over there.
Speaker 3:All right, there's more of a familiar voice there. I sound a little different and muffled because I got the mask on today. Y'all you know what I'm saying. But yeah, man, you know, you got Ghostface Killer, aka the patriotic murderer, in the building with the globe of truth over here. It's Smithsonian. Anyway, yeah, man, so you know, halloweenlloween to y'all from timeless talk to you guys, um furious, how, uh, before we get into the actual topic topic, can you share with us, the audience and myself, a memory of yours that you like, whether it's mischievous or just like a wholesome memory from from this I wouldn't call it a holiday, but this day growing up, from halloween.
Speaker 3:I just remember like trick-or-treating, you know shit like that anything in particular that you were just kind of like that was a good fucking year, nah, nah not really. But yeah, I don't really have too many crazy, crazy memories myself, to be honest with you, man, it was just like hit or miss. Right with it too. You know, some years were whack, some years were fun. I think everybody gave a shit about what was a candy, anyway, pretty much.
Speaker 3:But all right, guys, let's get into it. Let's get into it, all right. So today's episode the scariest locations on the planet Earth, which ones you guys think. Maybe you've heard of this list, maybe you haven't. I sent it over to Furious. I was getting his tidbits on everything. We're going to get into it. We're going to get his perspective on it. I'll give you guys mine. But apparently, according to this list that I did some research on, it says that the number one scariest place on Earth would have to be the Paris Catacombs. Now I want to go ahead and jump into that first. I think personally, with the Paris catacombs, the idea of being lost in a labyrinth like that without having any way out, any way at all, of like salvation Although I think now they're so popular that you have more people traveling down there to see shit you know what I mean To find it and see it and go and see how deep they can map it. You probably have a better chance of getting out of there than you would years ago, right, I'd imagine, maybe.
Speaker 3:Maybe not, though, because you're right you also run the risk of someone never running into you either.
Speaker 2:That's true.
Speaker 3:By the time you run out of air that could be it.
Speaker 2:It was a movie, too, based on that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, as above, so below, or something like that Of, or something like that. Of course they added their little to it, you know what I mean, to make it a little more interesting. But yeah, no, but I agree, man. So what are your thoughts on the um paris catacombs? Like, if you were in that situation, would you even ever venture down there? Would you even look at it, would you check it out? Would you go? Would you ever venture into it and go exploring like some people?
Speaker 2:have done. Personally, I, I wouldn't not not there just because, just because it's underground and it's like there's a lot, it's just a really big area. It's easy to you know you might have, I don't know, cave-ins or some shit like that. It seems like it's, I don't know. It's not the best idea.
Speaker 3:It probably wouldn't be the wisest choice, going down the road. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Even with a guide, would you? Would you attempt it with a guide or would you?
Speaker 3:be like fuck that still. Nah, you wouldn't do it with a guy there. Nah, that's just a large like cemetery too it is. That's basically what it is, bro, because you know, there was a time, I think, when they were throwing bodies in there. Man, that's what they were doing. They were using it as just quote me if I'm wrong, guys. But I did a little bit of research and what I was able to find is that, supposedly in the days following a plague, they were running out of places to bury bodies, so they just started throwing them in the catacombs.
Speaker 3:Man, I can see that and originally those catacombs were used as mines, for mine shafts and stuff. You know around that. So interesting shit, man. It's kind of crazy how it turned into what it is now. You know what I mean. I guess it's pretty straightforward. Not really much else to say about that. Really, the next place on the list More catacombs. There's another, there's another. There's another set of catacombs in a copy. Chen the cop man. I'm probably saying this shit wrong as hell, but they're located in Sicily, italy, this Italy. This catacomb was originally intended to be the final resting place of religious men. However, it became a status symbol for local citizens to be buried there after word spread of the natural mummification process.
Speaker 2:That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 3:Right Nuts right, so it's just another catacomb. I wouldn't go in there. Like you said, I can get no business down there, bro. Big ass, fucking graveyard, you know. And then this is kind of creepy the Isle de las Muñecas. In Spanish, muñeca is a doll, so basically in English, the Island of the Dolls. So the Island of the Dolls is in Mexico. This island is covered with dolls that are said to be possessed by spirits of girls who died young. Why is that even a place?
Speaker 2:Why does that exist, because someone was starting a movement, probably, and it got carried away.
Speaker 3:What kind of fucking movement is that I?
Speaker 2:don't know, didn't some girl go missing or some shit? And that's why the guy made it. I think you might be right about that, like something about.
Speaker 3:Oh, to attract her to come back right, something like that. I swear man us human beings, bro, we really really have a strange way of uh dealing with stuff like that in life you ever think that too, like kind of like, in a way of like it's not really the most effective way to look for him in 2024, or. But then again, to be fair, this wasn't 2024. It's probably a long time ago, right? Yeah?
Speaker 2:I think a lot of it, though, has to do what probably has to do with meaning. You know it probably meant something to whoever made that, but you know to us.
Speaker 3:It's eerie. It is eerie, but you're right to them. It could have. Could have had a more of a, like you said, more significant meaning right or, or a reason behind it. All right, so the next place let's see here, the stanley hotel. It's in colorado. This hotel is known for its association with stephen king, who said it was the perfect setting for a ghost story. The hotel now offers ghost tours and has a resident psychic.
Speaker 2:I don't think I don't have much to say about this shit, bro. That one reminds me. I don't know, have you ever watched the movie 1408?
Speaker 3:Yeah, it is kind of like that. It's a good comparison.
Speaker 2:And like the Cecil Hotel In LA I guess there's a hotel that's haunted or some shit.
Speaker 3:I heard about another one, not the Cecil, I think it was the Hollywood Hotel.
Speaker 2:Really.
Speaker 3:I think that was the original one, the Hollywood Hotel man. I'm probably fucking it up. There's another man I forgot.
Speaker 1:It has a really old sign.
Speaker 3:I think it's pink or it might be red. You know what I'm talking about. I know you've seen it. We've all seen it before.
Speaker 2:It's in downtown.
Speaker 3:Yeah Well, there's one in LA. So that also reminds me of 1408, bro. It's crazy.
Speaker 2:I'll say. An interesting thing about it is that it says that it's known for its association with Stephen King, which leads me to assume that it wasn't. It never had like a haunting type of element to it. It's just that Stephen King thought it was it was good for his film or or his book. So you know what I'm saying. It was more like lore from the book made it popular. It's not like the places actually haunted hotel, that's true.
Speaker 3:So it might not even really be.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying? It would be different if it already had something to it and then he just chose to base his story off that. It sounds like it's from his story. That that's why it's famous, you know makes sense.
Speaker 3:No, you're right, and that's probably where he got some inspiration, if he actually stayed there?
Speaker 2:is that where he had the shining? Is that where he put some inspiration? If he actually stayed there? Is that something? You stayed there? Is that where he had the uh shining? Is that where he put that? I think so, where the, where that film was taken I think.
Speaker 3:Well, actually it doesn't. From what I was able to find, it doesn't say that the shining was filmed there but I know that isn't in the.
Speaker 2:I think it isn't in the hotel.
Speaker 3:No no, no, it is. No, no, it is. I don't know if it was filmed in that particular location. You see what I'm saying. Probably was you think so if it's stephen king. Let's look at right now and see says here timberland lodge, but it was filmed in several, several locations, though actually oh, never mind more than one l street studios somewhere in england.
Speaker 2:Literally says somewhere in england no, but I mean, like what was, like what? Was the hotel in the story the hotel in the story.
Speaker 3:Okay, never mind, you're right, You're right. The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, colorado, inspired the novel.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 3:So it was big. Okay, so they didn't film it there, which I would have thought would have been pretty dope if they just filmed it there, because that was what inspired them. You know, you would think they would have shot some scenes there.
Speaker 3:But no it says it wasn't shot in Colorado. It was shot in England, although that hotel was the inspiration for the Shining. But it was filmed in Timberland Lodge, which makes sense. Timberland sounds like it would be somewhere cold. You know, fucking snows in that movie. So Timberland Lodge, elst. So Timberland Lodge, l Street Studios in England. What's crazy about?
Speaker 3:that too, bro. Honestly, real quick, the Shining. I remember one of the scenes being the most eerie to me is when he was limping. He was chasing. What was he chasing? Through the snow? That fucking maze that's outside the hotel? That's a little weird. It was right. Why are you guys outside? I know she's trying to run from him, but why did that exist? Is there like?
Speaker 2:maybe a attraction or how are they like snowed in so much? You saw that shit On my place.
Speaker 3:Like they were up to their fucking knees.
Speaker 2:Fucking mountains and shit.
Speaker 3:They were up to their knees in that shit. There was mountains of it. I Was this the setting that he was going for. I love it. This is it, guys. This is the shot. It's not going to be ruined at all. One take Run through the fucking maze of snow. It's perfect. No one's going to be confused at all. No, for real, fucking random lights and shit in the trees and from the ground. Remember that shit? The way it was lit up was eerie too, man. Okay. So Stanley Hotel. Nah, I think that's it with that. Okay, the next thing on our list is another hotel, hotel Kirajong In Canberra, australia. This hotel is said to be haunted by the ghost of former Prime Minister Ben Chief Chifley, who died in his bedroom in 1951. Again, also giving off 1408 vibes, along with of the right. It's kind of strange. I think it's a prime minister. Why?
Speaker 2:why the prime minister I?
Speaker 3:don't know man, you stayed at the hotel that's just, I don't know.
Speaker 2:I've always just wondered like where, when, when all that shit starts, you know? Like the paranormal stuff? Yeah, was it already there? Or do people just I don't know, create it, create something just because he died? Is that like? Is that why they're saying that? Or are there things happening? Okay, yes, okay. So you know, I'm saying yeah, that's what you're saying you know what.
Speaker 3:Maybe he was looking some dark shit, bro. He might have been into some things that we don't know about, that they have a hunch on it. Maybe he has a reputation, or maybe they just want to be like you said, because you're right, if a random person dies there, that is religious or not, it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be haunted after, right? So I see where you're going with that. Did something else significant happen? I don't know. I mean, could have been the case right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's true. Honestly, I think this is probably the last one is probably the scariest place in the world. You think so? Hell yeah.
Speaker 3:You think it tops all of them. Actually, I agree with you. It's pretty bad actually. The fucking ocean, the fucking Mariana Trench. Sheesh, I agree, dude. Located in the North Pacific Ocean, this is the deepest known trench in the world. It's home to creatures like dragonfish, goblin sharks and zombie worms.
Speaker 2:So you can only imagine we haven't even that's just going on that we found already right that we've actually been able.
Speaker 3:So my thing is as deep as that shit is that'd be something bigger right, and it's probably deeper than where the titanic is currently laying on the ocean floor, right. So there's definitely more unknown creatures living down there. But not just that, there's also some shit. That's just. You know what I'm saying? We can't even get a sub that can go deep enough to really investigate, right.
Speaker 2:I'm pretty sure that they could, but there's probably just too many factors. Not man-made though, what do you mean?
Speaker 3:Like not a man-made, not a man, Sorry.
Speaker 2:Well, let me say it again you mean a man-made sub.
Speaker 3:Man, yes, I mean Okay, sorry, oh, wow oh bro Fucking out of it today, man, son of a bitch.
Speaker 1:No but.
Speaker 3:I meant like a man-driven sub.
Speaker 2:So man-made, oh, sub. So man made, oh, you mean like a man, like a drone sub?
Speaker 3:yeah, like a drone sub, I think that could make it down there. But a man like a person in it sub, not so much no, I think a man.
Speaker 2:I mean they've, they've gone down to the titanic, I think no, they have, they have, they have.
Speaker 3:But that's even risky. Going to that depth is risky. So what I'm getting at is it's just to get to the titanic is dangerous and not really the safest thing to do, still even with today's technology. You know what I'm saying. You know what I'm going with this. Going to the Mariana Trench is probably more fucking risky.
Speaker 2:You'll get fucking sucked in that shit.
Speaker 3:You know who did that shit? Because he's crazy as fuck. James Cameron.
Speaker 2:I thought you were going to say fucking David Goggins, he Shit.
Speaker 3:I love it, bro. Hey, man, shout out to David Goggins, bro, he probably would do it too. Crazy-ass motherfucker probably would do that shit. Man, david Goggins, that was a good guess, because you know what he is crazy as fuck. He might do that shit. No, but I know that James Cameron, he was so obsessed with marine life.
Speaker 3:That's why he did movies like the Abyss. You know what I mean. He was so obsessed with marine life. That's why he did movies like the Abyss. You know what I mean. He was very obsessed with the ocean man. So I think that when he had that new love found for Titanic after he filmed that movie Fucking Avatar, the way of the water, he was obsessed with the water bro.
Speaker 2:Made his own fucking language with him. Dude, that's crazy.
Speaker 3:He's a crazy filmmaker man. I give him that he's definitely got some bangers and some of the shit he made is kind of weird. But I'm not gonna lie man, I'm not the. I'm not the biggest fan of avatar, bro. I'm not the biggest fan of avatar oh man, it's all good. It's not for everybody it's not for me, it's not terrible. I just, I don't know, man, it's not, it's not a go-to for me, man, it's cool and shit, whatever, but you know it's not I like like the spirituality, like concept of it.
Speaker 2:I thought that was dope, like how they're like connected to the planet, like biologically.
Speaker 3:Well then, maybe I should give it another chance then, because it has been a long-ass time since I watched it.
Speaker 2:I don't know, you're going to have to watch one and two, or just one. Actually, honestly, one explains the mind-to-planet connection better.
Speaker 3:So what purpose is 2? What purpose is 2?
Speaker 2:2 is just the continuation of the conflict. Okay, and they're having a conflict with humans, right? Yeah, I mean, and the conflict spreads to other tribes on the planet, but that's pretty much the gist of it.
Speaker 3:Those creatures are kind of cool, the ones they ride in the water.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's pretty dope, yeah. So in that movie I know we're kind of veering off, but in that movie, like all the creatures, or most of the creatures, like you can, they can bond with the, with the other, with the humans. Oh, what the fuck? Through the little ponytails they have that little like tendrils. You know that's connected to their brain.
Speaker 1:And then they like hook in and they can like communicate. They can command the food, the animal. What the?
Speaker 2:fuck, that's crazy bro. It's like it's like a wifi type of thing.
Speaker 3:I mean look into that. Why am I just?
Speaker 2:watching after all my bad Bluetooth.
Speaker 3:Bluetooth. I got my phone to the fucking roadcaster. Kind of like that yeah man, that's cool. It was interesting, bro. All right, so you could literally make an episode based off of the wonder of that shit alone, right? Mariana Trench is a scary-ass place. Do you have actually gone there and seen it with your own two eyes? And come back?
Speaker 2:The thing is, how deep have whoever's tried to research it gone? Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3:Cameron, I don't think he was there long. I think he went down there and touched the bottom and came back up the Mariana Trench. Yeah.
Speaker 2:The Mariana Trench, or where the Titanic's at.
Speaker 3:He went to both.
Speaker 2:Hold on, we're going to have to.
Speaker 3:Fact check me bro. Fact check me bro. You don't believe me. Look that shit up. Then dog, what's up up? I'm ghostface.
Speaker 3:I don't lie about shit like that call me a liar no, no, for real, though, from what I, from what I researched and what I found is that he went to both. Supposedly, man went to the mariana trench, but he went to titanic. He went to the titanic first and then, I think, he went to the mariana Trench after the fact. So he was basically pushing just life in general, just pushing his life expectancy, man, because that shit could have gone wrong, could have imploded. Shout out to Ocean Gate. Rest in peace to those lives that were lost there, unfortunately.
Speaker 3:But their sub was obviously made shittily. I'm going to say that word. It's not a word, but I'm making it a word today. Made in a very shittily. I'm going to say that word. It's not a word, but I'm making it a word today. Made in a very shittily fashion. Sad, but you know what this is on the topic, because we're talking about the Mariana Trent. So it's all good and that, being what me and Furious actually agree on, is probably the scariest place on Earth, with the Paris catacombs being a close second in my opinion. Then there's Dudley Town, connecticut, which is said to be a very haunted former town or city. There's a lot of shit that's up and down. It's kind of crazy.
Speaker 3:It's all over the place.
Speaker 2:Okay, so yeah, he did. He did go down there, I told you, but they only reached the deepest known part of it. Oh see, or the deepest unknown.
Speaker 3:So he never touched the floor. I heard he touched the floor it says so.
Speaker 2:Don Walsh reached the deepest known part of the ocean in 1960, and that helped James Cameron reach the same place in 2012. But no one's walked the floor, though, of course not, we don't know.
Speaker 3:Fucking you can't walk physically on that. The pressure would crush you.
Speaker 2:I know, but people walked on the surface of the moon, though you know what.
Speaker 3:I mean, yeah, but that's different, though. The vacuum of space has never seen pressure as the ocean.
Speaker 2:How? So? It's pretty big. It's got a lot of pressure out there. You think so, shit, who knows, bro? They say that the ocean is like space. Space must be like the ocean, right, it's got a lot of pressure out there. You think so Shit, who knows, bro? They say that the ocean is like space.
Speaker 3:It must be like the ocean right. You think so. I don't know, man, because I feel like the laws of physics are I mean, I don't know. Take this with a grain of salt. I heard that the vacuum of space is different than the pressure of the ocean. They're not the same thing, you know. From what I understand could be wrong with that, but at least that's what I've been told.
Speaker 2:I'm pretty sure the space and the ocean are opposite essentially there's nearly zero pressure in space, and then, obviously, the ocean. There's a lot of pressure. So, yeah, so there's a lack of pressure. Oh shit, there's a lack of pressure.
Speaker 3:There's a lack of pressure in space so like okay, so the lack of that's my point lack of pressure, bro, so then you wouldn't get crushed.
Speaker 2:That's why you could walk on the moon, because there's no pressure yeah, but if you get a little crack in your helmet, you, you're fucking done.
Speaker 3:But from what though?
Speaker 2:Shit, who fucking knows?
Speaker 3:See, but you're not going to get crashed Shit, you can run out of oxygen just the same? Yeah, you'll probably, I imagine both situations are fucking extreme. No, I agree. I'm not saying no, don't get me wrong. I'm not saying one's better than the other. I'm just saying that I think.
Speaker 2:One you have to go a million miles. The other one, you only have to go five miles.
Speaker 3:True, but five miles you got all the pressure of the water. Think about all the weight of the water's on top of you. So I feel like that'd be a lot harder to walk on that fucking surface. Meaning the floor, the ocean.
Speaker 2:Yeah, walking on that surface it's way harder than walking on light. Of course you know what I'm saying. However, however, when it comes to the magnitude of both trips, they're fucking equal. The unknown. Because you're going a million miles to the moon, or however many miles to the moon, you can run out of gas, your shit can explode and then you're fucking stuck out there.
Speaker 3:Then you're fucked.
Speaker 2:But you can walk on the moon and say, hey, you know, you can walk on the moon for about what? An hour?
Speaker 3:until your air runs out, maybe if you're lucky around that Give or take by getting an hour out of it, maybe. Sure, so you know. Hey, that was my list. I was wondering if you had anything to add to it as far as your own list goes for scariest places on the Earth, like we could talk about deadly town. But deadly town, I don't want to bore these people. I couldn't find any like yeah, there's supposedly demonic possessions and demonic not even that. It said there's demonic apparitions or like the vibes of vibrations of demonic presence, supposedly in these woods. It's illegal to go there too. The deadly town, connecticut so shit.
Speaker 2:What about like suicideicide Forest or something like that?
Speaker 3:okay, that's in Japan, right. I believe so the one that you talking about Suicide Forest.
Speaker 2:That's the one that am I really sick or nah? You got me sick bro hell, nah, fool you been sick for way before me.
Speaker 3:Nah, nah, I'm sorry bro, I'm going to cut that out of the video.
Speaker 2:I got it from you.
Speaker 3:You got that shit from me? Huh Shit. Oh sorry man, ghost face ain't holding the cough back like I thought it would, bro. I'm sorry, bro. I'm sorry, all right, man, fuck this shit. That's on me, man. Oh shit, my bad dog Yo get through it.
Speaker 2:Oh, there's a place called Snake Island Snake Island In Brazil.
Speaker 3:What was the one you listed before that I don't want to get past it? Suicide Forest, that's right. Okay, so that's the place Before it happened. The next one you just said, suicide Forest, is the place that Logan Paul, you know, the guy that everybody loves yeah, right, the guy that seriously fucking plays himself when is it? You know, the guy that has crime and loves everybody. Everybody loves him.
Speaker 4:Yeah right.
Speaker 3:Logan Paul famously filmed a dead person hanging in that forest that had just committed suicide and they said he was dangling there like he was fresh. It's sad. I think the suicide forest probably has some shit tied to it. I wouldn't doubt it. I know it's in Japan, I don't know exactly what city. If you go there, you're probably going to run into what he ran into. Why would you film it? I don't know. But why do people go to that spot to do it? You're one of that. That's my question with that place. I go there Because it's notorious for that.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I mean.
Speaker 2:I think it's just people. People just have a, people have a fascination with, like you know, dark shit oh my probably probably right, but my whole question with that, though, is like why?
Speaker 3:why choose that particular forest?
Speaker 2:I really want to dive in there and find out why it probably got some ancient type of thing to it. Maybe you know you think? So it was probably like that for a longer than it's been known. Who knows, Maybe, no, maybe many people died in that forest, or I don't know who the fuck knows.
Speaker 3:There's got to be a reason, there's got to be a significance to why right?
Speaker 2:No, there doesn't have to be you don't think so. It doesn't have to be. It could just be that people just someone, just it, whoever started it and whoever kept it going, it became a trend. Now that's where people go to do that shit. You know, I'm pretty sure there's people that have probably flown in there from different countries just to do that shit. You're right, you know.
Speaker 3:Can you hold that for a second, because I want to throw the audience and I want to throw everybody a curveball. Right now. I want to call B-Money because he's a big Halloween guy. Get him on the phone real quick and ask him where he thinks the scariest place on earth. Is you cool if I do that? Uh, yeah, real quick, because I'm gonna see if he answers me. But go ahead. You were saying, though, what about your? What's the next one you have on your list? You said it was snake island, right, yeah?
Speaker 2:basically it got the name because it has a high density of uh snakes, golden lance head vipers and that sounds scary golden lance head.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it says. Studies report an average of one to five snakes per square meter. God damn, oh shit. And it says um. So basically, what happened? How it got? How it became like? That is sea levels. When sea levels rose um thousands of years ago, it separated the island from the mainland in Brazil and the isolated snakes became hyper-evolved to adapt to the changing environment. So check this. It says this without any ground-level prey on the island, the snakes learned to hunt in the treetops and strike at birds from the air. And it says this because they couldn't track down the birds and wait for the poison to kick in their venom, adapted to become five times stronger, capable of they couldn't track down the birds and wait for the poison to kick in their venom, adapted to become five times stronger, Capable of killing their prey instantly, as well as melting human flesh.
Speaker 3:And they hunt from the trees.
Speaker 2:Yep, that's fucking terrifying, bro it says, because of their potency, the Brazilian government bans the public from ever setting foot on the island, as if you would want to. Yeah, why would you want to go there? Yeah, I remember seeing like a video on it and there was snakes everywhere in the video, like there was, like it's like everywhere.
Speaker 2:Someone actually went there and recorded it. So one of those either documentary or like type shows. You know what I'm saying, but like you like see like a glimpse of it, and it's's like there are snakes everywhere. They're crazy, bro. Fuck that I am. So hell, no, I'm good. Oh, snake island, bro, I don't, you know what man. There's also the island next to on the south of india, where it has the komodo, it has the freaking cannibals oh yeah that shit, that's some scary.
Speaker 3:That's a crazy one too, or did you hear about the komodo dragon island? What's with these islands, bro, or is it? No, it's an island.
Speaker 2:I thought they're on like no, oh hell, not.
Speaker 3:Well, you know what? It's not true, they are, but they're not. They're not as um, what's the word? They're not as um. I think this is south america, too, where this exists. They're not as prominent in the wild in the mainland. They've all been killed. You know why? Because they fucking eat people. Bro, kamado dragons, they don't fuck around, you know that right. They'll kill and eat people, eat children, and the big lizards bro. Big-ass, fucking lizard bro. Come eat your ass and shit man, they'll tear you apart too, but this particular island flourished with them.
Speaker 3:They have a bunch of them, that just you know.
Speaker 2:I think I'll be more scared on the island with the fucking cannibals.
Speaker 3:The Komodos? Yeah, I don't know, man Komodos climb trees too bro.
Speaker 2:No, they do climb trees, but I'm saying like with people, bro, it's like, bro, you're fucked, bro. Yeah, a cannibalistic like society that's looking at you as food, oh yeah.
Speaker 3:You're fucked. They probably eat each other too when they get out of line. Probably it's like a punishment or something. Man, it's dark, it's fucking nasty bro.
Speaker 2:Wow Unless they're all vegans and shit, but when people come, they fucking eat them.
Speaker 3:The world's a disturbing place sometimes, man. I don't know, bro, I feel like some of these places are really depressing, but then again it's a good. It's a good eye opener to know these places exist, man, because if you didn't know they exist, you wouldn't know to avoid them right, yeah, but like, but, like, let's okay, like, let's say this right, let's say that you're, that you're taking a plane.
Speaker 2:Let's say you're flying in a plane, right, you crash on there, like over the country, and you get not, not, no, not crashing there, but like the ocean and you drift off there and you're looking for fucking land. Let's say they're in the ocean, right, you're fucking like after the crash, you notice sharks and shit circling the water right and they're fucking chasing you and you have a raft right and they're circling you and you find your way to the island to get away from the sharks Fuck, only to fucking be faced with cannibals.
Speaker 1:Congratulations only to fucking be faced with cannibals.
Speaker 3:Congratulations you plagued yourself without even realizing it. Fuck, that's terrible. What are you going to do with this man? To answer your question, bro, I'd probably just pray at that point. What are you going to do? What would you do? Honestly, I'd be like well, let me ask you this did you have knowledge of where you floated to?
Speaker 2:you saw here, you're like oh, you know the area that you're in.
Speaker 3:You know the area but do you know this island existing or do you not have any knowledge of it? Because you don't have any knowledge of it, you're fucked. You're like oh, people yes, and you flag them down.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, but like, yeah, you know that the island exists, right, but you don't think that you're right there.
Speaker 3:Oh, shit, I'd be paranoid as fuck. That's not telling you like where, where you are when you're going down, you know that's fair, but think about this you're gonna know, these motherfuckers are off because they don't really have clothes like oh, you or me, yeah, as soon as you see someone dressed as if they were in a pocket on the set of apocalypto.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying. Then, you know something's up, bro. These people are primitive. They eat people. You know, I'm saying for saying, for sure, if that happens, bro, I'm going to be like, well, I hope, these people, because in my mind I'm thinking I'm drifting by the island. I must be close to these people. They can't be too far off. You know what I'm saying. It's a little creepy, a little scary, bro, if you ask me, but what I was going to say to you was, I think, in that case, what do you do? My final question for you is if you end up in that scenario, you end up on that island, what do you do then? How do you survive that situation? Do you fight these people? Because you can't communicate with them, you don't know what the fuck their language is. What do you do? Shit, that's a good question.
Speaker 3:How are you going to survive that I offer you coconuts and water?
Speaker 2:You got to find a way to take out the leader in front of them so that they can accept you as alpha.
Speaker 3:Yeah, my boy said I'm taking over this fucking tribe. Homie, you gotta find a way to challenge him. I don't know how do you do that, though, if you can't speak the native language. Like how do you let them know? Hey, don't eat me just yet. Motherfucker, I feel like I can really run you guys Better than that asshole over there on the fucking stand over there. Whatever he said on his, his throne made out of bamboo. I'll take that motherfucker out.
Speaker 2:Let's go he has like. I mean like, if you have, if you like, had your like cell phone on you, you'd have to like play some music, right? Or show him a movie show him a scary movie scene, you know in the phone.
Speaker 3:It's like well, you know what man? No, no, uh, shade on ghost face here but. I definitely wouldn't show him. I wouldn't show him a screen. I'm fucking like klutz. You're running into shit, falling over, getting his ass beat.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they'll just look at you like this, like they're like if I showed up with this fucking mask on, they'd probably laugh at me more than anything else. No, I'm just kidding. I can't get shit on the horror icon like that's fucked up, fucked up, oh yeah. But yeah, man, I'm going to throw you guys a quick curveball. Okay, I'm going to throw you guys a quick curveball. So before you continue your list Furious, I do want to get B-Money on the phone. He's a big Halloween guy. You guys know from the past.
Speaker 3:The people that have watched the episode from the past know that this man has always contributed, especially to this time of the year. It's one of his favorite times of the year. So if you don't mind, I'm going to phone him in real quick and see what he thinks of Scarlet Spice on Earth. Is that cool with you? Alright, guys, let's call B-Money right now and see what he thinks Bombard, my amigo, and see if he's down to give us his two cents on the matter.
Speaker 3:This is the first phone guest of season five. Y'all All right, that's cool. Let's do this. Make it happen, man. Hey, how's it going? Hey, what's up? B money, welcome to the time is talk podcast, brother. You know you've been here before, but hey, you're our first phone guest of season five, sir, all right, all right, yeah, man, we're happy to have you here with us. Brother, you got some time. Oh yeah, what's going on? All right, cool, cool, brother, all right, man, I got just got a quick question for you. We are, we are shooting the. We're recording the, currently recording the uh, halloween episode. I'm sorry if my voice sounds a little funny. I got, I got a ghost face. I got a ghost face mask on right now to be in the spirit you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 4:I'm just gonna say you sound like you're talking through a mask right now you can.
Speaker 3:You can tell right, it's pretty obvious. Yeah, I'm trying to beat my record from last time when you were on set. Remember, I wore that mask the whole time. Yeah, you did. Yeah, I powered through, right, I will say at least this Ghostface mask has a little better ventilation than that other mask, man. But you know it is what it is. It kind of muffles my voice, but it's cool. I think it adds to the ambiance. It's all good. But anyway, have your two cents. Since you're not here with us in 3D, I wanted to give you a phone call. Phone you in, man, real quick to the show to see what your take was on the scariest place on Earth. What would you say?
Speaker 4:Scariest place on Earth.
Speaker 3:Yeah, where do you think that that is and why?
Speaker 4:I want to say Scariest place on Earth. It's a tie between Japan and Mexico. Okay, japan has a small town, I think it's called Nagaro, and in that tiny town is life-size dolls that outnumber the real village 10 to 1. What the hell? You can walk around the village and there's actual doppelganger dolls, just in different poses, waiting for a bus serving coffee etc.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's a little weird that they allow that in their society. Man, that's kind of fucking creepy yeah and then yeah, no one.
Speaker 4:I can't really go into why.
Speaker 3:I'm sorry, where are my manners at? Furious is also here with us. Man, Say what's up to him, Furious.
Speaker 2:What's going on? Furious, what up, what up, man.
Speaker 3:Yeah, my bad brother, my co-host, is here too, but yeah, man, that's creepy. So dolls all over the city, huh. And you said you Life-size. So if you go there to visit you're trying to be weirded the fuck out Like. This is the house of wax, but on crack, you know the house of wax had a small town like that too, but at least they were all inside a building, they weren't out there doing.
Speaker 4:Yeah, and then uh yeah but they're all doing, you know, like real jobs and and and poses, which makes it like just that much more odd. Yeah, that's a little, that is odd. I'd say that's. And then the other one would be uh, mexico they have a little island called doll island.
Speaker 3:You ever heard that one? Yeah, actually, we actually covered that one a little earlier in the episode. Yeah, we talked about the island yeah so is that? Is that? Is that even adjacent to that city at all? Is it nearby? Or is it just?
Speaker 4:I know it's in the same country right, uh, I want to say it's like a tiny island off Mexico.
Speaker 3:The other one was Japan. I'm tripping, that's right. That one is in Mexico, you're right.
Speaker 4:That's crazy. You got to take a little ferry to it or something, or a boat.
Speaker 3:So I've heard yeah, that one's creepy too. What's the one in Mexico that you mentioned, though? Is that close? Is that close to the Island of Dolls?
Speaker 4:No, no, no, no. So the one is Japan, the other one's Mexico.
Speaker 3:No, no, but the one in Mexico. Is that also? You were mentioning the house, the Island of Dolls, then yeah, that was the second one. Damn. You know what man. You know what's crazy. We covered your, the choice you made for Mexico. We didn't cover the one in Japan. I had no idea that life-size ones existed. That's wild man.
Speaker 4:What about the entrance to hell?
Speaker 3:Where is that? Turkmenistan? Oh, you've heard of that one before.
Speaker 1:Yeah, turkmenistan, yeah, oh nice.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's like a 250-foot wide open hole that's on fire and they don't know how deep it goes or why it's on fire and it won't stop. It's still burning to this day.
Speaker 3:Bro, I heard about that. Is it true that if you get close enough you can hear people's screams?
Speaker 4:I want to say a lot of it's just thermodynamics, the heat releasing and making weird noises, but you know who knows?
Speaker 3:Right, you can try to find a scientific way to explain it, and then you could try to find a supernatural way of explaining it. Crazy how that works, right.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, I'm a horror fan, but I'm a man of science first.
Speaker 3:Of course You're not just going to put it based on that alone. I hear you, man For sure. Real quick, though off topic, I wanted to ask you, man, did you get a chance to watch Terrifier 3? Oh yeah, absolutely Gnarly right.
Speaker 4:What'd you think I want to say? The bedroom scene in 2 still outdoes the shower scene in 3. The shower scene in 3, though, is gnarly.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I agree, people were arguing that that was not as bad, but no, no, I agree with you 100%, bro, I think that's with three in the with the shower scene.
Speaker 4:Like they, they die. It's terrible, it's gory, it's everything you want in an arc the clown film. But in two, when the mom comes in for like the third time, when you see this poor girl she's still alive is what makes it worse yeah, and he's still having a blast with it too.
Speaker 3:Fucking disturbing man, I agree. Crazy, crazy shit man. Um, but yeah, not to get too far off off the topic, though, we'll quick rolling it back. Would you visit this place? That you did, you did, oh, absolutely oh, that's crazy man. Which one both? Or would you go to the one in japan?
Speaker 4:oh yeah, I'd go to both Again, I'm a big horror fan, but I don't believe in the paranormal like that, though I want to.
Speaker 3:It's just not really there for you. I get it. That makes sense.
Speaker 4:It would be really creepy, really fun. I would do it at night or whatever it takes. I would love to join that place.
Speaker 3:That would be kind of gnarly, honestly thinking about it that way. When you put it that way, the idea of it is like man. I think just being there at night would be hella creepy. When everybody's asleep, you go outside at 3am just to walk around. That'd be fucked up. That's probably when it has its biggest effect. Right, I would imagine, but Furious. What do you think, man? What are your thoughts on B-Money's selection of that little town in Japan that has life-size dolls?
Speaker 1:in both.
Speaker 3:So what do you think? B-money? Do you think it was like that? What do you guys both think? One at a time, furious and B-Money? What do you guys think the whole reasoning for that was? The town must have had a reason for doing that, right? I mean, why would you set up these dolls and put them all over town? Is it supposed to be an artistic take, or was it meant to be creepy? You guys think there was a motive behind it? Or do you think that we're taking it all wrong and that this person was like well, no, I did it with an artistic idea in mind the whole time? I don't know. What do you? What you guys take?
Speaker 4:on it, go ahead, do money you first uh, I want to say to do a life-size doll where they outnumber 10 to 1 like the real villagers. It's not like an artistic thing, I want to say it's more of uh, maybe like they made one for, like a dead relative and they, you know, this is their, so on and so forth. They can kind of do a remembrance of dead family members that passed on.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so it could have very, very much so just been a very heartfelt, wholesome attempt. Right, it didn't necessarily have to be something sinister. We're kind of necessarily.
Speaker 4:Yeah, and then? Other people outsiders look at it like holy shit, a life-size doll, yeah I mean, that's true.
Speaker 3:So I don't know, what do you, what do you think though?
Speaker 2:I mean, I think it's just, it could be just be like what the town's known for. You know how like sometimes they're known for like, like oil or silver or whatever, like something different known for they're just known for, you know, for like doll making, but there's so many that it just adds a more eerie vibe, you know it's kind of a strange thing, just like if you went to a town and you saw nothing but freaking cloth or some shit. That's all they mean.
Speaker 3:You know, I'm saying just something yeah, yeah, that's gnarly, I agree, and that's kind of crazy because you're like whoa, hey, man, I appreciate, I appreciate your uh, your intake on this, your input and your time. B-money, I don't want to take too much of your time up, though, man. I just wanted to get your two cents on the matter.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, appreciate it. You know I'm a big horror fan.
Speaker 3:Absolutely, you were the first one that came to mind, man. I was like I couldn't think of anybody better to phone in for this than you. Man, Again, I appreciate your time and, hey, we look forward to having you come back on the show soon, man.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, I was hoping to go to the Halloween one, but all right.
Speaker 3:He's like I didn't get a fucking invite, man. You know what, bro, I was thinking that shit and that's kind of why I was troubled. I'm giving you a call right now. I was like I probably should have hit him up before we even did this. Man, it was a crazy month for us, man. I'm sorry, I should have reached out though.
Speaker 4:Oh no, I'm sure a lot's going on with everybody, but we'll definitely have to plan something. There's a lot of juicy stuff in the news, so we're not going to be low on topics.
Speaker 3:No, no, no. I'm sure you have plenty to talk about man. Maybe we'll get you on next week if you're down, man.
Speaker 3:Yeah, we'll plan something for sure. All right, sounds good, we'll do that then, sir. All right, all right, brother. With that being said, man, we'll see you soon. We'll be in contact about that next episode and it'll be fun, man, I'll talk to you then. All right, later.
Speaker 3:All right, so that was B-Money. It was cool that he came in here and gave us his little two cents on the Scariest Place on Earth. So, yeah, guys, that was B-Money giving us his little two cents on the Scariest Place on Earth. Thanks again for that, b-money. Matter of fact, let's give him a round of applause. Man, appreciate you doing that. Nice having him on the show Not in 3D, but you know we had him on the show but anyway, yeah, with that being said, man, we're going to wrap things up, put a nice little bow on this episode, but Furious, just a little quick, you know, because you guys can enjoy your Halloween, man, we don't want to make it too long or too crazy or too drawn out, so I want to give you guys something sweet and straight to the point. You know what I'm saying. Give you a little Halloween-esque vibe for y'all Go to trick-or-treat with your families later and all that fun stuff that it brings. What do you think, though, furious? What are the final tidbits you have for our audience for this episode, man?
Speaker 2:Try to learn about. You know the world around you Of course. So you don't get caught, you know, caught with your guard down in one of these places, like you know, you don't want to get caught with your pants down. I agree, like if you ever, if your plane ever goes down and you end up on Snake Island or some shit, you know, you at least you're already here first.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you at least have a heads up. Right, you got at least. But fuck, what do you do in that situation? You're fucked.
Speaker 2:You're around these snakes cause you gotta think about too.
Speaker 3:There's more places that are not mapped to that is true, you're right, that we don't even know about yet. Yeah, probably dangers in the mainland that we don't even know about yet. There's probably creatures that crawl out of the ground that we don't know about yet that might eat you know I'm saying right, that might bite you and you might get some medical condition and die from that shit, and they don't even know what caused it. That's a scary thought, yeah, but it's a true possibility. But I'm gonna cut you off, sir. Is that all you had, or I'm gonna okay, cool as far as I go.
Speaker 3:I'm gonna go off kind of what furious was saying there and um, you guys, you know, man, just get to know the world around you, your surroundings. It's important. You don't know what's out lurking out there. Sometimes for the betterment of you is nice, for the worst of you they look for vulnerable people. Right, it could be a murderer or shit man.
Speaker 3:We probably bump, rub, rub shoulders with them all the time while you're realizing it right, it's possible, I mean what I'm getting at is that I think if you're not careful in life, it's going to be wherever your surroundings, because a lot of the times we do things we're not, we're not paying attention to or they're familiar to us. So I think that our attention or our focus is not always there when it should be. Would you agree, fierce? Yeah, I think sometimes we get so used to the norm being the norm. We don't really question things that are oh, that's in a movie, that would never happen in real life. You'd be surprised. So I guess what I'm getting at I digress. The point I'm getting to is always remember, always remain vigilant. If you can always remain on point, always remain alert and aware of your surroundings, if that's it. If there's anything you get from what I just said, let it be that last part Always remain aware of your surroundings. Cannot stress enough how important that is. But yeah, guys, all right.
Speaker 3:So this has been Timeless Talk. Thank you guys so much Again. Short, sweet episode before the next one comes. We just wanted to give you guys this quick little Halloween episode. Please subscribe, comment like all that great stuff, man, you know, hey, we're growing, finally starting to grow more. You know what show that Rumble profile some love, please. Youtube is growing but man, we need some new views on Rumble. Rumble is really suffering the most right now, but I guess I mean that's to be expected. It's Rumble. I don't really use Rumble. You know what Rumble was before I started talking about it. Yeah, that boy's connected. You know what I'm saying. He knows.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man so all right, guys.
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