The new version of the ouija board is out and it’s actually going viral on the internet
it’s a game called Charlie Charlie and it is for the superstitious and we’re about
to debunk it now Charlie Charlie is a game that requires you to draw a cross on a sheet
of paper on one side of the cross on two boxes you right yes on the other side you right
no and then you take two pencils and you put it along the lines of the cross and then you
speak to some sort of Mexican demon named Charlie of course and you ask him questions
and it’s supposed to work right and the amazing thing is first of all why is the demon
Mexican I don’t know and second of all this is all bullshit but i want to show you guys
video showing you video how it works and then i will debunk it take a look
I didn’t see that last one it’s awesome OK OK so jump in alright first of all the
real question that needs to be asked is who’s this Mexican dude named Charlie yeah although
funny enough i play with a guy whose Mexican who’s name is Charlie but his real name
is Carlos OK so if it was really Carlos Carlos where you at or donde estas something I love
that we’re going to have to debunk this like really that’s so funny man i mean look
i don’t know how many of those were faking it right although the second seemed pretty
real we got to get out of here we got to get out of here what if it says no like Charlie
Charlie are you here or can we play it says no wait if you’re not here why did you just
say no right like how can people believe this the internet OK OK so the internet’s a funny
thing because this is not in any way a new game this has been around for a few years
now but you never know you could put something up on the internet and it doesn’t get any
attention for years and then all it takes is one person to share it on Facebook or share
it on Twitter and then boom it blows up and now everyone’s talking about this game and
they’re like oh my god is it real what’s happening no it’s not real OK the independent
i think put it more eloquently than I could have so let me what they said the pencils
have to be so finely on top of each other that even the slightest movement from a breath
or slightly tilted surface will push it around the arrangement of pencils that the game requires
means that they’ll always move because it’s just not a natural position for them to be
in and you’ll see some they don’t move in the beginning all the time time but when
somebody like breaths on them of there’s like they get pissed and they hit the table
whatever it is any slight thing is going to get those pencils to move that’s the whole
point that why they do it with pencils exactly right and so that people can flip out but
what is up with society’s obsession with superstition it goes beyond religion i mean
religion is part of it but people love those bloody mary games people love the ouija boards
like they love to believe that there’s some sort of mysterious creature among us that
we can’t see and they’re watching over us and they’re controlling things like what
is the obsession with that cause it’s freaky and people love that and they and they want
to tell their friends about it like oooo you know that Charlie’s here right or a found
a magic wand and so and the fact that in this case it’s a mexican superstition makes it
more mysterious yeah like if you’re like oh this is something out of Nebraska people
would be like right that doesn’t sound interesting right OK but like oh i had a demon coming
out of Alberta like nobody believes that but i out of Mexico ooo is that next to the chupacabra
that’s a good point yeah i think that you know it sounds like a more ominous if it’s
a Mexican superstition but by the way this did not originate from Mexico at all of course
like all good ridiculous marketing ploys it came from the good old U.S. of A. so like
the ouija board has nothing to do with Egypt it was classic American marketers who realized
that you know people will naturally push things to make words and the people will go what
is that oh my god right yeah so even though i’m not superstitious and i don’t believe
that there are ghosts and demons among us well demons us yes i just have it’s funny
because if you get the ambiance right and you put me in a dark room with like one or
two other people and you liek light some candles and you start doing the oujia thing like i
freak out like i don’t like it yeah that’s cause you’re of course your believe cause
you’re Casper the friendly host so you know better than anyone that it could exist look
there is a part of us that wants to believe in other things and we like getting freaked
out and that’s why we watch horror movies i mean that’s weird isn’t why do we want
them why do we want to go through that the blair witch project all that stuff right and
it goes probably back to our arcane past when we were afraid of things that went bump in
the night for good reason and it was part of our survival instincts so i think it appeals
to all that that’s why it’s gone so viral and people enjoy it so much but keep it real
you knew it wasn’t real you knew it right now you know exactly why