The Most Horrifying Meth Story We’ve Ever Read

Astonishing Legends Network. It's Flashback Friday, and you know what that means. A classic episode of Scared All the Time's fan favorite bonus show, New Fear Unlocked is out of the vault and on the main feed. This episode originally aired on Patreon June fifth, twenty twenty five, but is being played by you right now. Disclaimer. This episode includes the usual amount of adult language and graphic discussions you've come to expect around here, but in the event it becomes an unusual amount, expect another call from me. You can't take a week. So it's the truck with something half fightycent. That which is. Wait, decent, So when do it? Hey, everybody, welcome back to New Fear Unlocked, your bi weekly episode of Scared All the Time that is not called Scared All the Time. It's true, we don't know what we were doing. We were babies then. The first episode of this didn't even have a name. It's why the fucking opening end credits are all crazy. It drove up a wall. I'm glad we settled on a good name. I think you guys like it. I think at this point you guys know the drill. This is sort of a grab bag type of bonus episode situation where you get all of the Chris and Ed you know and love from Scared all the time covering something with even less research and even more unfounded opinions, but also less also less ums. That's true. So for this week, I wanted to turn to our email box, but I didn't want to just read a bunch of emails. Although we do have plenty of emails that we will get to eventually, many of which we will read in a bonus episode of the show, but this particular one I felt needed a little bit extra attention because it leads to an article with a crazy story that is based on an episode. Well, the story is not based on an episode that we did, but the email came in response to an episode that we did. So the subject of this email is an eye popping meth story you missed from Jeremy. Hey, guys, love the show. I just finished the meth episode and I was simply a gast Oh shit. We never want to leave anyone a gas. We do, we do, but not a gas in this sense, which is that the most horrifying meth story he'd ever heard wasn't mentioned. Oh well, I'm sorry. Pal, listen, it's a lot of meth stories. Army. We asked everyone in the entire world for their craziest meth story. Now, we only asked everyone whose name started from A through the letter before jay I. We only asked people A through I, and we stopped before we getting too JA, so we didn't come to you. I'm sorry. I'll tell you what though, Indias. Did she have any stories? No, but that's the only listener I can think of with an I. No, we have EBIs, iis Abbas. I never remember how to say her name. Oh yes, okay, so that's two that they had great ones. Oh shit, I'm right, I take it back anyway. Jeremy tells us that the most horrifying mess story he's ever heard wasn't mentioned. He says, I was living in Greenville, South Carolina, back in twenty eighteen and heard about this girl in Anderson, South Carolina, about an hour away. I don't check out Greenville. Is that where they do all the fucking what's his name? Movies? Is that Greenville? Where does he live? He lives in Charleston, South Carolina. Who are we talking about? Is anyone who works in the industry over there? I feel like it's all Charleston, South Carolina. Greenville might be nice. Yeah, I don't know South Caroline at all. This woman, this girl. Screams not in Greenville. She's an Anderson, She's an and like the window people. She scratched her own fucking eyes out while on meth. Oh shit, Jeremy says, here's the most recent and up to date article I could find on it. Enjoy and oh boy, Jeremy, enjoy. We did and now enjoy all of the listeners of No, if you're unlocked, are about to. Not enjoy it? Is it gross? It sounds like it's gonna be. Fucking head fine. Woman who ripped out her eyes while high on meth recalls quote, holding my eyeballs in my hands. Yeah, I don't know. I guess you'd toss them if you weren't, But. No, no, you don't want to. It's like when you got to put the tooth in milk. If your tooth gets knocked out, are you supposed to put it in milk? You do put it in milk. Yeah, I don't think you put eyeballs in milk. I don't think the tooth can maybe go back in or can. You imagine if you brought a glass of milk to a hospital. You scream in hand over your face and you walk. You're like aha, and the lady looks in the cup and two eyeballs float up. Yeah, i's how you know they're done Like a yoki they float to the top. Yeah. I guess she would. She would. What was the exact quote that she remembers. She recalls, my own eyeballs in my hands. Subhead Kaylie Mutheart is sharing more details about the horrific day she caused her own blindness. Wow, there's a photo of her. I think it's a before and after. Well does she has eyes? One? She has eyesore? And after that after she's in the hospital bed with her eyes closed. They look swollen and these caption says Kaylee Muthart has prosthetic eyeballs after ripping her eyes out while high on math. They looked pretty good for like Columbo, you had one eye, right, Uh, Sammy Davis Junior had one eye? Wow, I never knew. I think these people will think the eyeglass eye game has been real pretty good for a while, But I just it doesn't move when you're the eye moves, so you always kind of notice it, but so she has no fucking eyes. So this article opens with a warning graphic depiction of self harm. So if you're sensitive to that, probably don't go to the show notes. Don't go to the show notes. Maybe just go back and listen to your favorite episode Scared all the Time instead of the rest of this episode. The one thing I started to say earlier, but you know, we do it together, so I didn't want to, like shout over you is She recalls holding her eyes, But honestly, it's something I would like to see, like, not me her eyes, but like it sucks that you can't see what your eyes look like in your if you ripped both your eyes out, correct, you can't see what it looks like in your hand holding your own eye. No, but just do one next time. I can imagine it. Yeah, probably I can imagine what it probably looks like. No, eyes are crazy. Those are the craziest things we got, dude. They really are, Like they're They're magnificent and should not be ripped out of your own head. No, leave them where they are. This article begins with the graphic description warning, and then the young woman who tore her own eyes out while high on math is sharing more details about that day to warn others about the dangers of the addictive drug. Yeah, where goggles next time you take it. Kaylee Mothart was twenty when she says she had a psychotic episode while on methamphetamine, The drug, she says, made her think, I think, quote, everything would end abruptly and everyone would die if I didn't tear out my eyes immediately. She was right about one thing. We'll sight would end abruptly. You know, I'll tell you this, Kaylee. Maybe you were right. Oh do you think she saved us all? Maybe she saved us all? Shit in that case, you're a real one. We don't know. Maybe she tapped into something. Maybe I guess we'll never know that she jack bowered her eyes. She did what she was told or what she thought she had to do, and maybe she was right. God, that's fuck speechless. Yeah, this is crazy because if that was the case. Well, let's find out more about Kaylee here. Kaylee Mothart from Anderson, South Carolina, says during high school she often smoked marijuana on the weekends, managing to maintain straight A grades and even earning a spot on the National Honor Society well type. At first, Mothart says she avoided harder drugs because addiction ran in her family. But when she was nineteen, she says, a friend gave her a joint laced with matt. Now, not cool, Not cool if that's true, sounds a lot to me, like something someone who tried meth and didn't want to admit they just tried meth. Yeah, they were like, I was tricked. Yeah, although, to be fair, I had a friend. This isn't a meth story, but I did have a friend tricked me into drinking ever clearer. Yeah, you told that once on this one. They said it was vodka and I did a shot. So people do it. People are creeps, not unheard of monsters. In fact, the high Kaylee experience made her feel closer to God, she says, and in just a year she went from smoking myth to injecting it. As we learned in the episode, you can go downhill even faster than that. I feel like she is pretty good. She took the slow trains because. This person started as an honorable student. That's she had further to fall. Her mother had finally convinced her to go to rehab. When Motherhart took a larger than normal dose of math. Oh, one of those like I'm doing it one last time. Really, it says, a final high. That sucks. That sucks. Don't do it, don't do it, don't start. While she says her memory of that day in twenty eighteen is foggy. She recalls walking along train tracks to go to church. What there's ros roads? She She recalls hitch hiking and receiving help from bombs to find her way to the church. I have to take this, this bindle of cash for the collection. A friend she'd been staying with. So she was homeless and probably staying with a real creed. Wait, I'm sorry you added that part about her with the hoboes. I added up she wasn't hitch hiking, she was. Walking along train tracks. Yeah, but now that doesn't mean you're homeless. No, but who I mean, this whole story seems you're walking along train tracks to go to church. Like you said, where are the roads? How did you usually get to church? Maybe there was a fact family wasn't with you? Not, I mean were not Since she became a math addict. Where is this church within the Church of the Golden Arm out deep in the woods, you inject meth. Yeah, I don't know, man, I guess maybe there's maybe the church has a stop on the route, you know. She remembers walking along the train tracks. A friend she'd been staying with droe bi and said she had lost. On the roads right there, Bro, she just happened to take the wanted to be on the more gravelly difficult path. So get this. A friend she'd been staying with drove by and said she had locked their house. So this friend said, Hey, Kayley, I locked the house. I guess it's sort of a hey, just so you know, if. You don't have your keys, you have a key. I think is what this article is saying. I don't know. It's an odd sentence. A friend she had been staying with, drove by and said she had locked their house. Too many pronouns pal as Jim Cornett would say, I think that's what it is. Though the other version is that, Hey, you locked the house and I don't have keys to get in. I guess that's the other version. But you're driving a car, your your house keys would be in your car. Key Doppler effect is in full effect. Yeah, trains going by, they couldn't hear. Mothart says being locked out of her home somehow translated to quote my sack advice is the key to saving the world. Okay, that's a leap. She was on a. Large dose of math. I remember thinking that someone had to sacrifice something important to write the world, and that person was me, she tells the outlet. I got on my hands and knees, pounding the ground and praying, why me, why do I have to do this? Do you think that was how long after the person drove away? Well, like, is it in their rear view of being? Like? What the fuck are they getting all upset about? I don't know this person. Really, I blame the person who just drove by and shouted at Kaylee and said, you lock the house. I think they were trying to do them a favor. But if they live together, they know they do maths, so they weren't doing any favors in the in the like, hey, stop doing math right right, apartment. I'm just gonna give you one more thing to worry about now that you're on a heroic dose of methods. Also, why does she not have keys? Is it because she kept selling their keys to buy more math, and it's like, I can't keep I can't keep making these keys if you're gonna sell them to people, keep robbing us. Muthart explains that at that moment, the drugs numbed her to the pain. But I quote put my thumb pointer and middle finger into each eye. I gripped each eyeball. Listener, Ed is trying this, he's trying. To I just wanted to see which finger she was talking. He's looking at the configuration of fingers. You can do this at home. It's the fingers you would pick up anything with. Sure. I pushed my thumb point to a middle finger into each eye. I gripped each eyeball, twisted and pulled until each eye popped out of the socket. It felt like a massive struggle, the hardest thing I ever had to do. Oh yeah, who knew? Eyes didn't want to be out, she said. The church pastor found her, screaming, quote, I want to see the light. This is a fucking folk horrors tale. This is something this is something that was cut from season one or true Detective. Yeah. I was about to say, and I don't know how to break it to this person. It's the opposite you don't see the light by. See absolutely nothing pulling out these cones and rods. Girl. He later said when he found me that I was holding my eyeballs in my hands. I had squished them, although they were somehow still attached to my head. Well, well, that's that would be your That's like the brain stalk, nerve your your what's. It called the eyeball nerves? Eyeball stalks? The stalk. She was rushed to the hospital, where it took seven people to hold her down. How much myth did this girl do. As her last day before the rehab doze so herculean. This is a crazy amount of myth. Seven This girl does not look like a large person. I'm not. I'm not, but I think math gives you wings. There is that red. Bull's Red bull gives you wings, Meth gives you hulk string. Seven people had to hold it down, fearing infection. Doctors performed emergency surgery to remove what was left in her eye sockets. Quote. Activities I used to enjoy, like playing guitar and learning piano are ellipses harder now that I'm blind, but not impossible. We got all these famous blind pianists. A number of that honestly to Charles, little Richard. He's got eyes. Little Richard has eyes. Well, who's the who's the more modern Charles? I thought it was Little Richard went blind. If he went blind, it was after he had sight. Can we have a We need a producer to look this up here, hold on, producer, look this up. I've been blind piano players. Oh, fuck it, Stevie Wonder's probably you're thinking of. Stevie Wonder. Yeah, that's who I'm thinking of. We've got ten of the greatest and most famous blind piano players. Number one, Stevie Wonder. That's who I'm thinking of, not Little Richard Ray Charles is number two. George Shearing, so number three. Immediately you've never. Heard, never heard of it. Yeah, he was born to a London coal miner in nineteen nineteen. So big, a big glow up there. Art Tatum, never never heard of him, arguably one of America's greatest piano virtuosos of all time. Famously, Fats Waller, a man you have probably heard of, said of Tatum as he entered a club, quote, I only play the piano, but tonight God is in the house. Okay, So damn Number five Marcus Roberts. Never heard of him, So really, there's nobody we've heard. Number six Ronnie Millsap never heard of him. White guy heard of Ronnie Millsap? Was he in a band? Seems like a band. Encouraged by Ray Charles to make a career of his piano playing instead of accepting a law college scholarship. So this guy was already doing wonders without site. Sure he took a job as a keyboard is for JJ Kale, moving from Atlanta to Memphis, where Elvis Presley dubbed him Thunder on the keys mislap. Number seven Nobuyuki Tsushi is a Japanese fella. Japanese fella began playing piano by ear when he was two, and by the time he was seven, he started reading Braille music. He said he was playing by ear. You had no fucking shit he wasn't playing by site. Yeah. Number eight Lenny Tristano never heard of him. Yeah, also seems like maybe not fully blind this guy. Ah, it's fucking you were not even to ten and we're already getting guys in kind. Of see Number nine, Kua oh, just make it the top five. Number ten Diane Sure, Oh, lady got in. Lastly, we have Diane shr who shares her partial condition jeez with fellow famous blind pianist Stevie Wonder. Wait, so he's a partial blind sleepy Wonder apparently. Fuck man, they're keeping shit from us, dude. The mate and the lamestream media is not telling you the full story. Only because I only I just assumed he was full blown blind. Well look, let me tell you what, Kaylee, they're harder, these these activities you used to enjoy. But it does seem like there's a There's plenty of people who have learned to play the piano. What year was this a giant that she decided to pull out these? Probably the most important thing he had got. This would have been well. Like communicating is more importance, maybe like. Twenty twenty four. So this just happened. Wow, you're pulling out eyes in twenty twenty four. Yeah, well, you know what, we have more now than ever before in terms of like therapy like eyeball, you know, blind stuff, deaf person stuff. She did it nineteen sixty four. No, that's true. There's lots of opportunities to learn. She shares that she tries to remain positive in the wake of her injuries. Quote, when I sub my toe or my knee, I think, well, it probably saved me from walking into a wall and hitting my face. That's that's pretty positive. It's pretty positive. You could think of two things that could have helped more and sounds like you squeeze them out the side of a train track. She now wears prosthetic eyeball, saying I just wanted to appear more normal to the outside world. God damn, that's harsh. Yeah, hard, hard, hard pill to swallow. Of course, there are times when I get really upset about my situation, particularly on nights when I can't fall asleep. But truthfully, I'm happier now than I was before all this happened. I'd rather be blind than dependent on drugs. That's true. You can hide drugs somewhere a lot easier. It makes the it makes the like I imagine, I would imagine, it makes getting off drugs easier if you can't find them and I realize I'm coming across. It's pretty harsh, this whole episode. But not as harsh as the number one comment on this People article from Cynthia sue she probably gets disability. Oh my god. Fucking brutal. These are the kinds of people. Yeah, people magazine. Not my god, what a tragedy. My god, how does she persevere despite being having no eyes? She probably gets disability? Wow? In that case, I'm fine because that person used their full name shit and said that gross shit. So I'm I do feel a little like these We have a bit of fun un theer theinous episodes, and it's gonna bite us in the ass at some point. But I kind of wish this was not seventeen days ago. This happens now. I feel like a real piece of shit that I've been pretty callous about the whole situation. Some of the other comments here, nobody laces a joint with meth. M that's a Chris Clary. Did you write that? No? I didn't. Someone named Justin who is not me, wrote that, but I agree, although somebody replied to Justin not true lol. Okay sure. Then a lot of other people sharing their sobriety stories okay, any of them, flash evolves. No nobody nobody in these comments being like I was a mathatic for fifteen years. Boy, am I glad I'm smarter than all of you? Ever since I ripped my eyes out the stairs. I get from moms and their daughters. Yeah, if anyone doesn't know what I'm talking about, going back and Math episode, Yeah, I want to hear a Math story that I received, which is not nearly as fun as this. This is considered the fun methiod, this bonus episode. We're going We're going down a rabbit hole. But yeah, hit me with it. I don't think you should be having fun with any of this, but you know what, we can't help ourselves. We need to. We need to have a good time. The world's a dark place, dark place. It's darker for her for sure. I'm oh my god, sorry, I'm sorry. That's the clip. Let's put that out there on Instagram. Yeah, our show exists, alright. So I got a friend who listened to the episode and texted me, I don't listen to the Math episode, not this episode, to this episode. This person listened to the Math episode and reached out and said I didn't finish the episode yet, which we talk about this all the time. People do this more often than I would have ever expected, where they like aren't even done and decide to email us or text us or whatever it says that they have not even finished the episode, but their ears perked up when meth in Japan came up. Okay because a boy, this is their quote, came up because boy was my upstairs neighbor ever a huge meth head. Wow, And then I was so I wrote back, you know, oh wild, and so then they wrote back. So then their story continues and this is actually I'm cold reading this, so hopefully we'll say it thing fucked up. Yeah. If you google drugs that make you scream, really, met is the only result that comes up page after page, Like not yelling, mind you screaming like you would if you were hit by a car. Shortly after he moved in, which was also shortly after I moved in, he thought my apartment was his. At four oh yeah, I was up late working and heard him yelling from down the road. Double checked my door was locked, thank god, because it wasn't. And then and then, to my surprise, the screaming made it all the way to my door and he started pounding on it and yelling words. Now was in parentheses, so I guess it just started yelling words. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't want to deal with the police because my Japanese still sucked. So I just like, I like the like in there, So I just like hid with the lights off with a knife. Eventually the banging stopped, and I looked out the peep oh fucking at the rumbton. Eventually the banging stopped, and I looked at the peepole and looked like, I think they keep forgetting their texting, so they keep forgetting, right he So I looked at the peepole, and he looked like he forgot a bag but had left. He left a bag, Jesus Christ. That seems like a I wouldn't that's so terrifying. But wait, did he didn't actually forget a bag? She's saying it looked like he forgot a bag? What does that mean? Though? Like I assumed that he like looked like crazy, disheveled or something. It says. Eventually the banging stopped and I looked at the people and looked like which by means it looked like he forgot a bag but had left. Yeah, Like he's coming back looking all crazy, like he should have left with a bag. Oh gotcha dat? Yeah? Maybe? But now with this moves into all caps in Okay, all caps, so we're sing this now she's she's become the meth head. But then like an hour later it started again. End of the all caps. I think the people just to stort size so much that the bag quote unquote was him. Oh and now this is making more sense, uh so, so much so that the bag quote unquote was him passed out on the ground. Finally gave in, probably deny. Finally I gave in and called the cops. They came and were like, lol, he lives upstairs, he's drunk, and we got him home. They did not care at all. But wait, where is it if they said he was drunk, where's this meth coming from? I don't know yet. I'm gonna keep reading. Okay, he screamed coming home in the middle of the night the whole two years, but only tried to break down my door once. That's good. So yeah, I don't know. That's that's a cold read of a text that we received. You know, however long ago that episode. Was, so it's possible that he was screaming drunk, but nobody but she said, if you google meth, I did just come you scream? Yeah, and stimulant drugs like cocaine, meth amphetamines comes up bath salts or spice, and then dopaminergic medications such as apomorphine, bromo cryptine, premix peel. Those are all probably new. This was years ago. She lived in Japan, so maybe back then when you googled it, it was the only thing that came up. Maybe. I mean, I'm sure she typed in what would make my neighbors scream all night and then and then transform into a bag. I think that was her her misidentification, the bag element. But yeah, I mean, it sounds like it could have been meth. I think some people get drunk and scream too, But every night for two years, that does seem excess or like a lot that does. I know, I put the phone down now, but. That does seem excess. So those are two listeners submitted meth stories. Well, one person just had heard of a more intense myth story and then said you're an idiot for not knowing it. And then this one is a this is an anecdotal evidence. Anecdotal meth screaming. Yeah, there's a lot of screamers in my neighborhood. I don't know about your neighborhood, but we got people who come by here who are howling at night. Yeah, I've definitely I have a story I'll tell on the other podcast sometime, probably the main feed. I guess it does it bother you? Doesn't bother me. It's like, it's weird. It's weird to think about because if I was in Connecticut and I heard that, I'd be like, is it an asteroid coming? Like what is? But in La it's like, uh, people are screaming again and like dragging our trash cans around. Yeah. I had a very intense thing happened to me in my first apartment. I save that it wasn't the guy living under my apartment, different guy. But I want to save it. I guess because as in the case of the people that you hear howling, and many people I've heard howling, we don't know what they're on. Yeah, but or if they're on anything, or they're just mentally severely mentally ill and wandering down the street howling. I can name like three things that are bad for you, drugs and alcohol. I'm saying, what are the three things that says I didn't get to the end of the sentence. I'm saying, like I could name three drugs, alcohol, whatever things that like, you shouldn't necessarily do that. I've done to excess that have never led. To screaming, scream I've never done anything bad. I've never done anything I can remember got more than that. But I'm saying the things are of like really took push it to the limit. I still don't end up fucking screaming and banging on a neighbor's door. And if you want to know those three things, you'll have to sign up for the twenty five times. No, no, it's never it's not going out. The buttons will not include all my vices. I have done things, but never to this. I've never done anything to the level of screening. Ah. I'm getting at is that of every illicit thing I've put in my body, it's never led to a psychosis, most certainly not for two calendar years. You know where I'm like, put these people outside. I mean, they are screaming in a way here, I'm saying, are screaming in a way that's they're dancing like no one's watching, Like this is not there is zero reality. Everybody who walks by is definitely watching. Yeah yeah, yeah, But I'm saying, like they don't seem like they're in their own world entirely. Yes, and that psychosis that may be some of the mess psychosis that we talked about in the episode that these that the the cases of this are skyrocketing because the math is getting stronger and more dangerous. It's just like where drug deal we talk about another episodes too, but drug dealer is the craziest job where it's like, I don't know that's the luck, Like they don't even when they're helpful, as in like the lsdpisode where it's like, don't take more than three drops or whatever, they're still like but if they do, fuck it, they give me their money. Yeah, but you know, because people are selling them this mat. Look, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna publicly defend drug dealers on our podcast. He does it privately almost daily. But I will say there are a lot of things in our world that are sold to you that the person should feel bad for selling to you. Like just yesterday, I got the AC on my car fixed, and I don't think it is expensive. I don't know that it had to really be fixed, but the guy definitely sold me a four digit bill of goods to fix my AC and didn't say, hey, you know, maybe your AC's actually fine and it's just xyz here. AC is one of those things where it's like I'm getting a new car, like, yeah, it's because it's seeming when I'm buying a fucking new heap, I'm like, does the AC work And it don't mean like, oh, it's recently been re whatever. Yeah, I mean like it's a fucking And. I'm not saying this guy is as on the societal level of bad as a drug dealer, but it's the kind of thing where, if not me, there's definitely plenty of people that guy has sold a very expensive air conditioning system too, that he didn't really need. To bro our fucking person. And I don't know if I have to bleep anything here her dad, she was describing him to me, and I'm probably gonna have to bleep out some of this stuff. She was describing him to me, And it was verbatim Danny DeVito's character in Matilda, like that level of used car salesman where it's like I'm putting gum to hold the bumper on, yeah, fully knowing there's like sawdust in the like gastang. Anyone who ever sold anyone else in NFT against the Wall with the drug dealers. Yeah. Yeah, So there's a lot of ways to ruin society, and there's a. Lot of things that I've seen where I wish I had, you know, had my eyes ripped out. But I do think don't take drugs where you'll actually do it. That's actually the last episode of this podcast is just gonna be ed and I I ripping each other's eyeball sound. Going, say some people from hearing the podcast. That's true the podcast blind. Who gives a fuck? But if you don't know, if you rip your ears off, you still hear, right, probably not as well because the ear is helping to guide the sound into your ear count is it that? Yeah, that's the whole. The ear is designed to help capture sounds and funnel them in your ear canal. If you rip the fleshy part of your ear off, yeah, your ear canal is still is gonna work, but your hearing is going to be fucked up. Okay, I guess if lesser of two evils, though. For sure, if it's between ripping your ears off and ripping your eyes out, I definitely rip your ears off. I just wish I hear I hear Scott from Astonishing Legends in my head right now being Okay, Gott, don't. Do it, don't do it, don't do any of this shit. Don't do any of it. Don't say drugs. Don't If you have good eyes, don't rip them out. If you have good ears and rip them off, Yeah, you'd think it's speculated, But we're just we're spitballing. We've we just went for twenty minutes pretty insensitively talking about a person who forty minutes go presumably rip their eyes out. So who are we to listen to? But don't do any of these things I do have. I do wish that if your meth psychosis is going to give you the charge of saving the world, I do wish that it would have also been like one eye will do Yeah, you know, but. A mess psychosis is never going to go for the simple option, so I was going to go. It reminds me a little bit of a Twilight Zone episode that I don't think was meth induced or classes can't read it now, No, the one where the guy he's on death row and he's telling everybody if they kill him, if they if they electrocute him, the world will end because the entire world is taking exists in his mind like in his dreams. Oh and so he's telling me, but. Does it really because it's Twilight's own or he just thinks that. I don't remember how it ends, but I remember there's a Twilight Zone episode where he's telling people, you can't kill me because it'll it'll end the world. I'm gonna start using that for everything. You can't fail me in this class. You can't. You can't turn off my power. Yeah, world end, It might well, and for me, the world of turning on lights will end for me. But don't pay my bills. For sure. It's a quantum immortality the meth headset. Is there anything I guess that's not good? Quantum solves isn't any good either, So only quantum leap is the only thing that starts with quantum. That's good. True, true, true fact. That's probably the truest fact you've ever said in a Bonus episode. As we should go out with that, then we should go out on top. We're going out on top, all right, guys. For this week, this has been New Fear unlocked. This has been canceled Chris and ed another week. No, we're fine, we're doing great. We're reading listeners stories submitted fan submitted material. It's all allegedly, well, this actually happened. It's not alleged. It's in People magazine, and. This person did. The alleged part of the listener story that I read is they allegedly were on math. That's the only alleged part. It definitely happened to them. But until next week, keep your eyeballs in your head, keep your ears on your. Head, keep your body away from math, keep. Your body and your brain and everything away from math. And we will see you when we see you, we'll see when you see I go's insensitive with that way. He can't see far, so will We'll be back soon. We'll be back, all right, Bye bye. The theme song may say this show has no name, but as you know, it actually has a name, New Fear Unlocked. The thing you guys always say, that's the name. The name is New Fear Unlocked. But now it's over, so you concern it off. There's nothing more after this. Thanks for coming, see you next time. 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