I teach three different types of scares.

Here I teach the classic jump scare where you're just waiting for them and jump out of them and scream or do something.

I do a second type of scare, which is just what I like to call being creepy and that's, you know, twitching and moving and making weird noises and just channeling their inner horror movie actor.

And then like a combination of a distracted scare where you have one person who's seen being creepy and weird, and then the person comes up behind the victims and jumps, jump scares them.

We advertise in the schools, or if you're looking for community service hours and having a great time achieving them, come on out.

Give us a hand for this.

And then we've also outsourced to different groups and organize ations.

We have a program set up for that.

I love being able to freak other people out, and I just think it's super fun having the opportunity of to like, contribute to the community while doing something fun.

I do love making people scream.

I do love making people cry sometimes.

I want to scare you so bad that you run back and get on the tractor and go home.

A lot of our volunteers love Halloween and they come in excited to act.

It's kind of a little bit of a bragging rights, like, I got to work at a haunted house for the season.

I got to do something cool.

I got to scare people.

It's not something that you just get to do every day.

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