NMF: Bunker Boy's Cursed House Party
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It's a Lot is recorded on Gadigal land. We pay our respects to the traditional custodians of this land and to elders past and present. We also would love to extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people listening today and remind you all that sovereignty was never ceded and it always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
It's a lot, isn't it?
Time for a Nightmare Fuel. Amy described this one as jaw-dropping. Yes. So let's just begin, okay?
Hi, Abby and Amy. I'm so excited. I finally remembered a really good Nightmare Fuel to send in to you guys. So I hope you enjoy.
I love the idea of Chooks here and going, I've got one. I've got one somewhere. Surely I've got one. I've got one in there.
I can feel it, you know. After listening to this, I don't know how she forgot about this to send in.
I'm so excited. Okay. This is going to be about a night when I was 16. I'm currently 26. So this was 10 years ago where I went to a party that didn't go as I had planned. Let's just say that. So I... At the time, it was going through a little bit of a party phase. There was also a lot of like house parties happening at the time on the Central Coast, like big, big hundred plus people parties where you like pay $5 entry and there's like a DJ. Have you ever had that?
I've never been to one of those.
Really?
Yeah, yeah. You've never been to one of those? Not in the inner west? Yeah. No, because you guys are all socialists. You're all like free, it's free. You know what I mean? Like you're like bringing your own, yeah, potluck. You know what I mean? No, in Brisbane, like that was like every high school party ever. $5, $10, photographer, DJ.
I feel like my equivalent was people going to ID.
Yeah.
What?
There was like an underage party called ID. Some listeners may remember this. And I feel like it was like Luna Park or something and it was like no alcohol but it was meant to be a party for like if you're under 18 and you can go and like listen to the DJ and listen to music and go crazy. And rock out. And probably make out with people.
Yeah, and get fingered on the dance floor. Tragic.
Photographer. It was – So sorry about that. So it wasn't unusual when this guy who was part of a larger group from a bunch of different high schools that all used to go to these parties pretty regularly. But it wasn't a surprise when he said, hey, I'm throwing a big party.
What happened when a 16‑year‑old was privately invited to a 'big party'?
You should come. In hindsight, it was unusual that there wasn't a Facebook event for it, but I didn't really think anything of it. At the time. Important information as well is that this guy was a little bit older than the rest of us and he lived in Mangrove fucking Mountain, which as an adult. Do you know where Mangrove Mountain is? No idea.
So she's a Central Coast chook. Mangrove Mountain is like inland Central Coast, like you're basically in the bush. Okay. I don't know if there's any like. public transport there, you would, like, you have to get driven there. Like, I've got a friend who's got a property up near there. Okay. And so it's, like, the closest station is, like, Woi Woi Station. It would be, like, at least a half hour plus 40-minute drive. Okay. It's out there. Yeah, it's a bit out there.
That far away. But as a 16-year-old that had never been there before, it was, like, the fucking outback. Yeah, Narnia. It felt very, very far away.
Also, Mangrove Mountain is a crazy name as well.
It's giving fern garlic.
Yes, exactly. And there's sort of like not a lot going on up there. There's like farms. I think there's like a little school. I actually don't know, but not a lot happening. And you sort of have to get there by car. So when I was invited to this party, I, for some reason, didn't really like check who was going because like I said, there was just parties all the time. So I didn't really think about it. but I was talking to my now current boyfriend at the time. Um, and we were hanging out a lot. So I invited him, um, the boy who was throwing the party, let's call him Ben. Ben had invited me privately. Like he sent me a message about it. And I sort of said like, Oh, I don't know how I'm going to get to like mangrove mountain.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:45
2
What happened when a 16‑year‑old was privately invited to a 'big party'?
2:45–9:36
3
Why was traveling to Mangrove Mountain a red flag for safety?
9:36–18:19
4
How did the car ride and arrival set the tone for a suspicious party?
18:19–20:30
Speakers
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