How to stay out of crisis mode at work
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I'm from Minnesota, and so our spookiest place is the Wabasha Street caves. I have not been to the caves but from my experience in Minnesota, the Minneapolis Institute of Art is definitely the most haunted places I have been to. The Connecticut Room is VERY VERY haunted and I hate going in there. It is cold and scary. There is also an elevator there name Otis who, when the ghost people came, and yes we had professional ghost people come to the museum, found a cold spot in the elevator. Otis is broken now, which is very unfortunate. Otis is not necessarily malevolent, but who or whatever is in the Connecticut room is definitely evil and bad. I would like to go to the Wabasha Caves and party with some speakeasy ghosts. That sounds like a good time. I want to know more about these ghosts, are they bad? Are they just living their best cave lives?
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