Kat Dennings

A protected home.

I love it.

The historical society, because I remember that we moved in and it's just a very lovely old home.

But on the East Coast, it's not like a big deal to live in an old house.

You don't really think about it.

But there is a stone carved thing that says like 1695 or whatever insane year that could be.

on it.

And every year the historical society would do a tour through the house.

So, but I, we lived there.

So I'd be like eating my like Barbara's flakes or whatever and reading Calvin and Hobbes and inward come like,

15 little old ladies like with pamphlets, like what, like looking at our house, like as if it were like, like look at this relic.

Yeah.

So they did that every year and, and it was just hilarious.

And you know, it, the walls were like five feet thick, these stones, like they don't make them like that anymore.

Nope.

And it was, it was haunted and,

It was haunted.

There were the classics like, you know, lights turning on and off, doors opening and closing.

Did you see the door open and close or just hear it?

No, I saw that shit.