Welcome back to another episode of Crepe-Cast.

Let's go, baby, episode 3. Let's go baby episode three let's get it

episode three so it seems like we are we were talking about doing baron. Do you pronounce it barrowskis or baroska? I've always pronounced it baroska, but I have no idea if that's correct or not. I only read it.

Yeah, we could be completely wrong here, but we were going to do that one, but it's a bit of a long one, so I think that we were going to wait to get all of the holiday rigmarole out of the way with visiting people and you know back-to-back holidays all that jazz

So I think we're gonna say Barrowska for the new year and it will probably break that up into two parts since that's a bit of a longer

one but I to me I was like you know episode three what's a great way to in the year

and it's on another classic in my opinion which is the Russian sleep experiment.

You know I feel like that I honestly am wondering if this is the first

creepy pasta that I ever read or saw? I want to say that it is.

It's one of like the OGs. I remember, I don't know if it was the first one honestly Jeff the

killer might have been the first one I read that or something like laughing jack

but great like the Russian sleep experiment had to be the first 10 Iver read, right?

Like it's one of the earliest creepy bosses out there.

And it's definitely one of the ones that's most well remembered, because I don't remember that much before we get into it I don't

remember that much around like specific story beats but I remember the ending and I remember

obviously the image that got associated with it.

So it had things that worked for me, the things that like I liked, that even looking back on

I'm like, yeah that was well done.

I'm like, yeah, that was well done. I'm not as, what's the word, pessimistic going into

this as I was Jeff the Killer. But I'm also, I'm a little worried. I don't remember a lot of the bones of this story, so we'll see.

Yeah, and I guess to, to, well, here's the thing.

This, this is a short enough story to where me and Wendy we were like, you know, why don't we just read it? It's not that long. I feel like people, we've been getting more and more feedback that people like when we read this stuff.

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