This summary is for a chatty, humorous podcast episode titled "Too Many Spirits". The hosts, Ryan, Shane, and Steven, are discussing and rating horror stories submitted by listeners. They also concoct a cocktail named the "Boozy Beer-gar-ita" and drink it while telling the stories. The episode is filled with laughter, banter, and a good deal of alcohol.
The first story is about a man driving through Gettysburg late at night who sees a figure dressed in a Confederate uniform. The second story is about a family with a family cemetery who claim their phone works perfectly fine only when sat at their dad's grave. The third story is about a college apartment haunted by a friendly, mischievous ghost named Jorge. The last story is about a child who received a terrifying porcelain doll as a gift from her grandmother.
Throughout the episode, the hosts rate each story on a scale of spirits, with Ryan and Shane usually having differing opinions. The drinking of the "Boozy Beer-gar-ita" continues throughout the episode, with the hosts commenting on its taste and the effects of the alcohol.
The episode ends with the hosts discussing the final story and rating it two spirits out of ten. They express surprise at the rating and joke about the alcohol's effects on them. The episode concludes with the hosts expressing excitement for the next episode and signing off with the phrase "Too Many Spirits!"
1. The text is a transcript of a podcast or show titled "Too Many Spirits".
2. The show involves the hosts drinking alcohol while discussing and rating scary ghost stories.
3. The hosts are Ryan, Shane, and Steven, with Steven being the "Cocktail Maestro".
4. The first drink they make is called the "Boozy Beer-gar-ita", which includes tequila, lime, agave nectar, and light beer.
5. The hosts are shooting four episodes of the show, with the first episode being the one provided in the text.
6. The stories they discuss are submitted by people on the internet, and they are not from anonymous users but from the hosts' community, referred to as "Watcher-Folk".
7. The hosts each have a different approach to their belief in the paranormal. Ryan is a believer, Shane is a skeptic, and Steven is neutral.
8. The stories they discuss involve a variety of paranormal experiences, including a ghost sighting in Gettysburg, a haunted apartment, and a creepy porcelain doll.
9. The hosts rate the stories on a scale of 1 to 10 "spirits".
10. The show ends with a catchphrase "Too Many Spirits!" and a promise to continue with the next episode the following week.