Has anyone listened to this podcast yet?! I binged it today (6 episodes about 30 min each). It’s a Dateline podcast and episode 5 has a girl who, well I won’t give it away but when you get to the trailer park get ready to meet your future best friend.
Looking for podcasts similar to The Thing About Pam! Loved it because it was amazing and not too many episodes. Have already listened to Bear Brook, To Live and Die in LA, Up and Vanished, Atlanta Monster.
Thanks!
It's just so tedious and long. I love the design of the ghosts and stuff but doing the actual navigation of the trains is just... Ugh. Not exciting.
It dawned on me that since AJ Styles and the Good brothers we haven't had any big debut for someone who hasn't gone through NXT first. With NXT 2.0 now being treated more like developmental again, are we ever going to see a a surprise debut for someone for the main roster without them being in NXT first?
Who would be a big enough name that WWE would want to sign and send straight to the main roster?
...when she follows Michael to Michael Scott Paper Company. It always makes me smile.
Also to prevent repeats tell me what part of the country you are from
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Edit: The title is supposed to be The Thing About Pam,not truth
So I remember hearing about this years ago, but there's been an episode of Dateline released 8n Sept featuring the entire story since new developments have transpired.
I'm a true crime junkie and have probably watched every episode of Dateline, 20/20, the ID programs etc, so I've watched my share of sinister people who put chills down your spine. I'm convinced Pam Hupp is amongst the worst of the worst. Not only is what she's done so cold and cruel, it's also that she seems to think of herself as victimized and she looks so not what you imagine evil to look like. I realize people say that all the time but it's especially true in this case.
For those familiar with this story, what do you think her deal is? Do you think she has an antisocial personality? Do you think some people are just plain evil? Do you think just plain greed can bring out that level of cruelty in people? These shows and articles always leave me with so many unanswered questions, just how another human being can reach these levels of depravity.
I'll provide links below to the episode.
Link to the Dateline episode on YouTube, though it's not the best quality.
Link to the podcast episode of the same Dateline show narrated by Keith Morrison. This is parts 1&2 the next episode will auto play
So there's a Yellow Questline called Tales of the Dragonsong War that is easily missed when you finish Heavensward, and in it you go around to places you saw in the HW story and reminise.
During part of it, you meet the Sultana in disguise and in a remark that is totaly easy to miss, since it's some small talk during a long reminicse questchain that people might miss easily since again, it's a yellow questline...
She mentions that Lolorito got all of Teledji's money and assets during the end of ARR/Start of HW... and then donated ALL of it, and a sizeabale chunck of his own, to the royal coffers when things were back to normal and the Sultana was back up.
Maybe it's whitewashing to cover his ass. Maybe it's legit guilt and penitence. But I NEVER see this mentioned whenever anyone talks about this character. Like, ever. By anyone. Probably because it's a easily missed line, in a easily missed sidestory.
Why am I sharing this? Just thought it was kinda neat that tiny tidbits of lore like that are scattered around this wonderful game, and that they can easily be missed.
