Jonathan Goldstein

I don't not believe in them.

I don't know that I've ever seen one or experienced one, but I believe in the idea of them.

We moved in a couple years ago into this.

turn-of-the-century Victorian that I catch all kinds of weird smells in that I feel are kind of like ghostly remnants of people that lived here, that died here probably.

Yeah, like I'll smell cigarettes all of a sudden.

I'll be like, that's so weird.

There must have been a – there's something about the weather that's bringing out the smell.

But it – you know, of some long-dead smoker who lived here, it feels like you're just kind of passing through.

That maybe one day you'll just be a faint smell.

Yeah.

I think it's probably more towards the positive if I had to choose.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, if I saw someone crab walking on the ceiling, less so.

But just something subtle.

Right, right.

Like a kind of spectral sort of, you know, zero Mostel maybe.

One of the first long text exchanges I had with my wife was about ghosts.

She had finished reading a book about ghosts, and I thought, wow, this is a real kooky chick.

I was like, yeah, bring it on.

Yeah.