Daniel Noah

Yeah, that's true.

Yeah, that's true.

Yeah, that's true.

Variously well and not well. I get, you know, I felt like I was in the closet for a while and really nervous about what, what happened when I started talking about it to my intimates and then, and then also professionally, like, well, what, you know, if I, would people think I was crazy? Would they think I was lying? You know?

Variously well and not well. I get, you know, I felt like I was in the closet for a while and really nervous about what, what happened when I started talking about it to my intimates and then, and then also professionally, like, well, what, you know, if I, would people think I was crazy? Would they think I was lying? You know?

Variously well and not well. I get, you know, I felt like I was in the closet for a while and really nervous about what, what happened when I started talking about it to my intimates and then, and then also professionally, like, well, what, you know, if I, would people think I was crazy? Would they think I was lying? You know?

So I, little, I mean, little by little, I started kind of coming out to people and friends and family. And some people were like incredibly, endlessly limitlessly fascinated and couldn't get enough talking about it.

So I, little, I mean, little by little, I started kind of coming out to people and friends and family. And some people were like incredibly, endlessly limitlessly fascinated and couldn't get enough talking about it.

So I, little, I mean, little by little, I started kind of coming out to people and friends and family. And some people were like incredibly, endlessly limitlessly fascinated and couldn't get enough talking about it.

And others would kind of uncomfortably change the subject and occasionally, you know, get a little contentious of accusing me of being looking for attention or making things up or being gullible. That was one I heard a couple of times like, Oh, you've been tricked. You know, I heard this whole pitch about how we were tricked at the Stanley and

And others would kind of uncomfortably change the subject and occasionally, you know, get a little contentious of accusing me of being looking for attention or making things up or being gullible. That was one I heard a couple of times like, Oh, you've been tricked. You know, I heard this whole pitch about how we were tricked at the Stanley and

And others would kind of uncomfortably change the subject and occasionally, you know, get a little contentious of accusing me of being looking for attention or making things up or being gullible. That was one I heard a couple of times like, Oh, you've been tricked. You know, I heard this whole pitch about how we were tricked at the Stanley and

And, you know, so because, you know, to your point, you know, so that, you know, because they knew we would talk about it and be good press for the hotel.

And, you know, so because, you know, to your point, you know, so that, you know, because they knew we would talk about it and be good press for the hotel.

And, you know, so because, you know, to your point, you know, so that, you know, because they knew we would talk about it and be good press for the hotel.

Like, not me. I mean, that was where I learned that sometimes the gymnastics mentally people will go through to like concoct a scenario where something was staged, become more outlandish. Then it was a ghost, right? So like I had this long debate with someone about the Stanley where his position was that it was a trick. It was a hoax.

Like, not me. I mean, that was where I learned that sometimes the gymnastics mentally people will go through to like concoct a scenario where something was staged, become more outlandish. Then it was a ghost, right? So like I had this long debate with someone about the Stanley where his position was that it was a trick. It was a hoax.

Like, not me. I mean, that was where I learned that sometimes the gymnastics mentally people will go through to like concoct a scenario where something was staged, become more outlandish. Then it was a ghost, right? So like I had this long debate with someone about the Stanley where his position was that it was a trick. It was a hoax.

And I started going like, okay, let's walk through how they did it. And, you know, so it, so it, it, it involved that Jen Yamato, who's, you know, at the time was a senior writer for the LA times was paid off by the Stanley hotel to bring in a rigged Ouija board and,

And I started going like, okay, let's walk through how they did it. And, you know, so it, so it, it, it involved that Jen Yamato, who's, you know, at the time was a senior writer for the LA times was paid off by the Stanley hotel to bring in a rigged Ouija board and,