sounding professional isn’t exactly james’ thing. it’s always clear to see he’s easily excited and just likes to talk to people, so when he wants to talk about business, it can be anxiety fueling to write. how does he sound friendly and excited to talk while also not sounding like he doesn’t take this seriously at all? ‘cause ghost hunting is definitely something he takes seriously! it’s also been over a year since he’s done anything related to investigating, not since robbie’s passing. it’s a big deal for him to jump back in like this. the youtube channel he happened to stumble across during one of his youtube rabbit holes doesn’t have a lot of subscribers, definitely someone less well known, but there’s a certain charm to it. a kind of charm he wants to bring on the show, at least for an episode. could be interesting, right? so it takes him a good few moments to gather the courage to actually write an email.
“hey! i watched a few of your videos and really love how you do things! you give it a much more human feel than i’ve seen a lot of investigators do, it’s pretty cool to see. it’s been a while since i’ve written an email like this so sorry if i’m rusty, but my name’s james blaine and i actually have a ghost hunting show called misadventures in ghost hunting! we’re starting up a new season soon and i was wondering if it’d be possible if you’d want to come in for an episode, help us out a bit, give us a little bit of advice from your own personal experiences, whatever you’d be comfortable with! it just seems like it’d be really cool to have someone like you on the show, someone who could sympathize with the ghosts a bit more. so if you’re interested, hit me back up at this address. have a nice day!”
Freddie had the Great and Powerful Bamboozle on laying on their chest when they heard the all too familiar ding of their phone. They weren’t expecting much by it. Probably twitter, maybe someone taking pity on them by donating to their cash app for food money. The last person who had donated to them had given them just enough to feed Boozle for a bit and that’s all that really matters after all. In the end, the hopeful promise of food money gets them to slightly disturb the chubby mound of fur and purring currently being a dead weight on their chest.
An e-mail is admittedly way less exciting than the prospect of money, but it is something after all. Freddie checks it with all the enthusiasm of a teenager being dragged into a clothing store by their mother. It is way too long for them to be able to process with distractions of Boozle and their own stomach. Still they see they manage to skim it after a couple of tries. Eventually they’re able to stitch together the key fragments of: youtube, show, and help. They should probably sleep on this. Come to a better response when they can actually focus but that’s not the bipolar way is it?
Oh my god, thank you so much for watching those. I’m not much of an editor, so I’m glad that you found them interesting. I would totally love to be involved in a project. Do you have idea what kind of advice you’re going to need. Like general stuff or like another person to interact with the ghosts. They’re extremely shy when they meet someone who can actually see them.
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