[laughs]

We're not doing that.

So I was able to stay home and look after her, but that...

What else was I doing, you know? I, I read the books, I watched the movies, and I started thinking, "Where can I go? Where...

I've gotta get out of the house.

Where can I go where there aren't gonna be any people?" And I laughed to myself and I was like, [laughs] "I'll go out to Maggie's Bridge," 'cause Maggie's Bridge was a g- the, one of the ghost stories that we all passed around in high school, and that my mother had probably passed around in high school, of the thing you do, you know, in the dark at night.

You drive out to Maggie's Bridge, and you stand on the four corners, and you call for her ghost.

Mm-hmm.