S10 Ep23: S10E23 - "The Burmese Incident" - Drew Blood's Dark Tales Podcast

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Drew Blood's Dark Tales — A Horror Fiction Anthology and Scary Stories Podcast 56 min 3 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 26 days ago
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What is the opening introduction and who is the host of this episode?

Greg Foot 0:04
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Unknown 0:25
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Burt Sharsteen 0:28
Mm-hmm.
Unknown 0:30
Avaa ovet elämälle Fennian kotivakuutuksella. Meiltä voit saada alennusta asiakasvuosien mukaan. Tutsa! Fennian kotivakuutus ja edut odottavat sinua osoitteessa vennia.fi. Tulevaisuutesi. Fennia
Drew Blood 0:50
Hey, friends, it's me again. You know what's really easy to do and even easier to forget? Help me out and hit that like button if you're listening on YouTube. If you're listening somewhere else, what the hell? Pop in and give me a thumb. Say hi while you're at it. Helps me a ton with that damn algorithm. And besides, it's always nice to see you there. All right then. Let's hop on that crazy train. ORABOUK!
Drew Blood 1:23
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Drew Blood 1:38
Hey, welcome friend. We're in the twilight of season ten here, freshly fucked by YouTube and wondering where our next meal is coming from. And I gotta tell ya, things couldn't be better. Why? Because tonight, my friends, we're joined by none other than Canada's most dangerous man, TW Grimm. Oh, that's right, Chester. I almost forgot. There's a brand new audiobook out there called Ninety Nine Brief Scenes from the End of the World. It's TW's first novel. It's fantastic. And it's available in audio for the first time, narrated by yours truly. I just finished it up a couple weeks back. So come on in, friend, and let's get started. Mm. Alright, that's a little bit better. So since you made it through my extended Rigma roll last week, I'll keep it brief.
Drew Blood 2:32
YouTube demonetized us completely. So we moved over to Rumble for our video format. If you downloaded this as a podcast, thank you. If you're listening over on Rumble, thank you too. If you're listening a week late on YouTube still, well. I'm glad you liked the show. But the only reason we're still here is because we're contractually obligated to be. We ain't making a sin over there. So sign up on Rumble, please, and subscribe to us there to get all my shows on time.

How does Drew Blood introduce the guest author T.W. Grimm and his new audiobook?

Drew Blood 3:00
Also, visit SimplyScary Podcast dot com and click the patrons link in the menu at the top of the screen. For as little as $7.99 a month, you'll get the entire catalog ad-free and available to download or stream. Forgive us friends, we're trying to forge a way forward here, and your support really means a lot to us. Okay, enough of that. So again, we're joined tonight by the incomparable TW Grimm. In this one, the man is sent to Burma by his ruthless father to sort out a problem at the family factory, and of course the problem is considerably worse than advertised. So without further delay, y'all, from author T.W. Grimm, I give you the Burmese Incident.
Drew Blood 3:53
Here you are, old friend. One more glass of claret each, and we've drained the bottle dry. Imagine William. What might have happened if the Philoxera louse had succeeded in destroying the Bordeaux vineyards entirely? I may have spent far fewer mornings in the grip of a sour good hangover, that's what Ha The hour hand on the grandfather clock has slipped past one, I see. Time for one more tell, and then I'm afraid I must retire. I'm not a young man any more. And neither are you, sir. I can hear our beds callin' to us. As a bettin man, I'd wager your driver is probably sleeping quite soundly behind the wheel of the Bentley as we speak, the drunken old bugger. Ah, but truth be told, I'm really quite envious of those who sleep soundly.
Drew Blood 4:57
Without the drink, I rather doubt I would sleep at all. When I close my eyes, memories have a tendency to invade my dreams and corrupt them into the most horrid nightmares that Speaking of which, tell me something, if you will, Have you ever traveled to the Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar? I have, although it was many years ago that At the time it was still known as Burma. It was a journey I shall never ever forget. You see, after the end of the Second Great War, my father took an interest in the possibility of acquiring land in Burma, with the intent of developing it for industry.

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