... spooky

... it's, like, in the heart of Salem, it was pretty quiet.

Like, I feel like none of the boards themselves, if they were haunted, the entities didn't communicate with us.

I feel like whatever was there-

Hmm.

Ugh, it's almost like that's even more terrifying.

It's like old German folklore and this idea of these creatures getting on the boats, coming over here, mixed with, like, the-

so maybe they didn't wanna mess with the-

It's like, "Here's $2.

Leave me alone.

Forget that it happened." But alas, he continued on the goal of building an empire, forgetting about the person that he just murdered.

And he saw a lot of potential in Texas, and so he followed the trends of the railroads being built in Texas, and he was like, "Oh, all the paths seem to be leading to San Antonio," or that San Antonio's gonna be this big place.

So he became a key investor on a hotel that was built in San Antonio.

And by 1901, he relocated to San Antonio, Texas, along with floods and floods of other people.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, Phil obviously growing up here has had a lot of experiences.

Like he said, um, he had a lot of crazy dreams.

But he would also hear footsteps and creaking in the middle of the night, which some people could argue, like, this is an old house, right? Like, this is a natural thing for these old floorboards to creak and shake and beams pop.

But other people have seen stuff, ghostly stuff.

So Phil has a lot of people backing him up.

It's freaky.