Hey Sausages! It’s your friendly neighborhood podcasting delivery folk. On this surprise Halloween episode Daniel J. Hogan and Arturo Vergara join us to take a package to Spooky Manor. By the way, you now know more than we did. Thanks Paul! 😄 (Always examine your bike, kids!) On this adventure: Arturo is on a quest to make a salad, Chris loves wearing outfits, and Dan wants to stab everything. Also in the future, please tweet, email, or call Paul if you want to know where the exits are.

The text adventure we’re playing is from Memento Mori Theatricks. This game, (like the one last year) is part of a pack from the site above that Paul purchased with our Patreon funds. Thanks patrons!
Text adventures are a game of “”guess the verb.” Thankfully, our computer Paul isn’t as literal as the games of yesteryear, like Zork.
We find a nice smoking jacket, but this is a scary story, not Leisure Suit Larry.
We can’t imagine how difficult it is being bilingual, so Arturo gets a pass on not knowing what a conservatory is.
It’s a trunk from Transylvania?
Chris’ aunt is in the chat room during the live show telling us to get out of that cellar!
“Dude! Did you know Wolf’s Bane cures lycanthropy?”
Speaking of language, Arturo’s Spanish helps us translate the Spooky family motto: mors certa, hora incerta.
As Paul says, “Cue Link cooking music!”
Arturo is sad that our character in the text adventure doesn’t have Shazam.
Dan and Chris are doing Inktober! You can see Dan’s work on his instagram, clattertron. Chris via PixelFed.
Dan is selling his art on ebay and etsy if you’re interested in buying those inktober works or other artwork of his.
Arturo has been developing a job/work cue for distributed systems called Hop with the team at Mazing Studio.

Thanks for listening! We really appreciate you joining our fun! Check out Dan’s comic Foxes & Boxes over on Clattertron.com. Support Dan on his ko-fi page and buy him a tea. Follow Arturo on Twitter or Mastodon. Psst, you can also find a track of his on soundcloud. Paul’s hanging out on his micro blog. While Paul concentrates on editing Film Frown, Chris is making mantra/meditations on his blog and working on a new mental health podcast. If you’re interested in supporting Montreal Sauce, grab a tee or check out our Patreon!