Colm

And I'm so terrified to open my eyes.

I don't want to open my eyes, but I can feel it over me and it gets to the point where I'm just like, I'm terrified.

I open my eyes and I see there's a face right above my face looking into my face, into my eyes.

And I am paralyzed at that point.

Just, it's like your worst nightmare, you know, when you're in a new place and

There's someone in your room and they're literally looking like have their face over you.

And it takes me, you know, it takes me like five seconds to realize like this is a person like this is this is Carmen, you know, the lady from downstairs.

And she is like leaning over me and then sort of turns and reaches and turns off the lamp that's like right next to my pillow.

But what brought me some ease is that this is a this is a real person.

You know, this isn't a spirit.

And I kind of, something in me didn't want to like, you know, shout and like make it weird, I guess.

I'm just being so Irish and so polite about it.

I just sort of let it happen.

And she just sort of walked out of the apartment.

And I was just sort of, I don't know, I felt kind of bad, I guess, that, you know, something is obviously kind of wrong with her.

She's obviously not all there.

So it was a bit shocking, but that was a real person, so this wasn't a ghost.

I go back to sleep, wake up in the morning, and we decide to call the guy that we booked the apartment from, and we emailed him as well.

We said, look, Carmen is coming into the apartment, and it's a little strange.

To have no concept that you don't know this person, and you're in this room with them, it's the middle of the night, and you are...