There was a 24 hour gas station in my area that stopped being 24 hour because, over a course of a couple months maybe, it was robbed something like a dozen times or more, I believe one night it was robbed twice. I worked an all night job, not at a gas station, but that thing about the kinds of people that are up during those hours is true. I've seen people drive by with lights that were brighter than the noon sun, people riding horses in the middle of the night, and one night someone who was going way too fast and obliterated a deer. About the video: the second I heard those sounds I would have been out of there so fast I would have been treading air like Shaggy.
I worked at a gas station in 1987 in a not so great part of town when I was 18 and very pregnant. One night they got robbed five minutes after I left. I quit the next day. Also my youngest brother was murdered 6 weeks ago at a gas station in Houston. No apparent reason, some juvenile with a gun. He was 28. I miss him a lot.
My husband worked third shift at a gas station/convenience store. He's got stories to tell about the night crawlers out there! Including power outages when he had to be security, but he had his gun that night!
What a lousy manager. That was wrong on so many levels. Making him go to work in a flood. making him act as security when he's not trained in security. Leaving him alone with no electricity, lighting or internet. Not telling him people been hearing weird sounds. 😰
I've been watching this guy's videos recently, he's great at telling these stories very thoroughly and clearly. Kinda getting addicted to it. Great to see you watching them too, Jamal. Still wish you would react to more music from Yes...
When I was on call at my hospital, everytime I would finally fall asleep in the call room, BOOM BOOM BOOM right outside the door. I'm thinking it's an emergency surgery I have to get ready for but nobody's there. I got very little to no sleep in that call room. It happened every time. Love your reactions, and I love Mr Ballen. Keep them coming. God bless
I love the way this chap builds up the story , i was mentally ticking all the boxes that are needed to include in the scenario as if watching a horror movie : night time , storm , no lights , apocalyptic scene on streets , dark interiors , no power , no internet , lone worker , very spooky . Imagine when the fella turned up for the interview for the night shift job , and the boss knowing he is new and knowing what goes on in the gas station at night , looks at him and says , " You ain't from around here , are you boy ? "
Yeah bro I worked graveyard shift at circle k in fresno cali I get all kinds characters and plus the store was hunted I heard voices when I had no customers or banging in the coolers also saw shadows..
I went to get gas at 4am a couple weeks ago. The station with the best prices is usually packed so i just took my keys, license, enough cash just for gas. It was scary going but I desperately needed gas. Fortunately no sketchy people around. One car seemed like a guy going to work getting gas I went to window to pay and nobody at counter guy said to keep knocking took awhile, another car comes and goes. Girl finally comes to the window. Im like ‘girl u brave to be working this shift’. A lot of times when i go late a girl is working I felt like giving her a tip just for working that crazy shift
I worked a job like that once, it had a bullet proof window where you pay for gas. One man didn't like what I said to him. Something about not letting him in for snacks and he took a tire iron to that window. Thank GOD it didn't break through just cracked first layer. Pushed the panic button and had the cops there in moments!
@@boofert.washington2499 i guess I didn’t “need” to go at that time. I went at my own risk if anything happened its on me but i had to get gas eventually and that time was easiest for me with how crowded the station gets
@@lorriredmon8212 thats scary glad u were okay. Yeah those windows are thick knocking on them didn’t seem to do much to get the attention of clerk who may have been in the cooler at the time
Ughh, the first sound I might have played off as something top-heavy falling, but the second one? Sounded an awful lot like palms smacking on the surface of something 😟
Just a little over a year ago, our 7-Eleven was robbed. A guy came in with a gun, took the money in the cash register, everyone’s cellphones and made them go in the back office and count to 400. He was eventually caught and come to find he came from a different state with two other friends. The guy who worked that shift was never the same. He tried coming back a couple of times but he couldn’t get over the mental hold it had on him. 10-6 shift. There’s not enough money.
I was a cashier in our city’s first self serve gas station. I sat in a little booth , surrounded by thick glass, and turned the pumps on and off- then collected the $$$. This was in the 70’s… I remember how MAD the people were when the gas rationing started… then the Price of gasoline went over $1.00 a gallon… I was threatened daily. When I had the night shift my boyfriend- (now my husband ) sat outside In his truck with a loaded gun after we were robbed…. I’d hate to be working there now!
I worked graveyard shift at a gas station for a while. There were definitely a higher proportion of seedier characters around, but also a lot of other night-workers. I never had any major issues, but the hours definitely took a huge mental and physical toll.
Worked 3rd shift at a convenience store, had to quit when 2 people were having an argument outside and 1 of them pulled out an AK-47.... I was done.... low pay, no benefits, no retirement or vacation I was done
I think someone may be living in that gas station up in the attic, only coming down at night to grab something to eat, drink and relieve himself. Just my theory! :) I heard a couple years ago that teachers in my town think the local intermediate school is haunted, because those who work there late into the night hear strange sounds when they think they're alone in the school, and it's been going on for years or even decades. It is an old building that's been refurbished. I prefer to think more normal explanations, like maybe there's some homeless child who hides somewhere in the school at the end of the school day, and comes out when s/he thinks everyone has gone home to look for food. I mean, I like that theory better than a ghost.
I work multiple shifts in my job (morning, afternoon & night starts) & as my workplace is close by many bars & nightclubs, we see & encounter many “strange, dark & mysterious” people & there’s no preparing for what’s going to happen 😵😵😵
“10pm to 7am. Think about the kind of people that would out that late.” Me being the kind of person who is out that late. :( lol. jk. All jokes aside, I get off work at 4:00am, sometimes after work I stop to get gas & yes, it is very unsettling.
I'm thinking since the power was out for that long the coolers or freezers started defrosting, the pipes make that knocking sound. It happened where I work. The freezer went out and made that same kind of noise
Jamal, my dear friend - No, YOU certainly would NOT have stayed there in the garage that night, with all the 'spooky' goings on because unlike so many paranormals, YOU keep it REAL!
Finally a smart person who doesn't decide to go investigate what's making that noise and also doesn't just sit there and wait for whatever is in there to get him...but actually leaves and locks the door and goes to his car and locks the doors....and to top it off he quit and wasn't like oh well it was probably nothing... He was a smart man and got the hell outta there!!!
Man when I here you talking about the danger inherent in where you live I am so glad I live in Wales. By the way try listening to some Level 42 for some great bass guitar. Also they don't block there videos.
I used to be a manager in a Dining Hall at a University that was supposed to be haunted. One night when I was closing by myself I was putting the money in the safe in an office upstairs when I had to urinate real bad so I decided to use the upstairs bathroom by the balcony after I had put the money away. Now I forgot to say the building is extremely dark especially upstairs. As I was walking across the balcony toward the bathroom I heard a chair slide back from a table, it made a distinct screeching sound. I was across the balcony, down the back stairs and outside the building next to a tree relieving myself before you could count to three. That's not the only "spooky" thing that happened to me while I worked there.
Thank God when I worked at a gas/c-store it was 2nd shift, not 3rd, but it was enough. The crazies liked to get an early start and we didn't lock the doors until the shift change, so for the last hour of my shift every night things got tense. Thankfully, I never got robbed, but I did get conned by a quick-change artist once (he got about 5 other stations, too, before he got picked up, he was slick) and the place was robbed twice while during other shifts while I worked there. Those last hours of shifts were nuts, people were starting to head out from bars who shouldn't have been driving but wanted coffee or food to make them 'less drunk', people would come into the store at 5 minutes to lockdown and want to spend forever making up their minds (and we'd have to lock the door with them inside to keep others from trying to sneak in while we waited, letting each one out after they checked out one by one), guys from the local 'riding club' would drop in (not quite Sons of Anarchy but definitely not the kind who helped keep kids who had to testify in court safe, either)... I am so damn glad I didn't get held up and that I don't have that POS job anymore.
Worked at a gas station in East LA years ago. Shot at once in a drive by and attempted robbery once (talked him out of it). Missed a bullet by about 3 feet as they hit the pump I was standing next to.
You have to have your head on a swivel every where you go now Jamel. Nowhere is safe any more. I always sit where I can see what is coming at me no matter where I’m at also. I worked the night shift most of my life on docks and driving trucks and I’ve always tried to be aware of my surroundings. I never wanted to work at a gas station or convenience store at night. You are a sitting duck. I guess somebody has to do it.
Are used to work that exact shift at the Shell station in Southern California and I hated it. I think the reason they wanted him. There was basically just to call the police if someone came and tried to loot, but I don’t think they really expected him to fight the people off.
I used to work a gas station BEFORE the booths that you could lock yourself inside. You had to come out of the garage and take the cash from the customer make change there on your feet without a cash register and pump their gas and let me tell you theres some weirdos out there ..robbed a few times
I had a crazy stalker guy live right across the parking lot from my store and would call and harass me I was a 30 year old little woman. He used to scare me to death when I closed the store by myself at 11pm at night.
11602 North Houston Roslyn was the stop n go I worked at. One night a man began robbing customers at the gas pumps. I didn't realize what was happening out there I was checking out customers. A friend was visiting when I looked up and saw Robert reaching out the door grabbing customer by the hair pulling into the store. That customer ran to the door waving arms as if under attack by bees. I was looking for attacking insects. About the same time as the robber , Harris County deputy pulled up and they locked eyes. The robber ran in one direction the deputy took off in another direction. I never saw that guy with the shotgun. I did see the cop and I wondered where he went. This all happened in seconds. Nobody was shot but shot's were fired off site as the robber was trying to get away. The robber fired over the officers head to let him know, this one is going to get away with or without your life. See whenever they locked eyes the officer realized his best maneuver at the time would be to get away. I would have done the same thing if I would have encountered somebody with a shotgun ready to go. There's not a lot of survival time left in your life if you have a steering wheel in your hand and he's got a shotgun in his. The officer did return and began chasing the perpetrator that's when the shot was fired and again the officer decided to live instead of be a hero. They didn't wall off the city or anything like that. The perp got away and that's all there was to it. Working at that location I was robbed at gunpoint three times I was not the only one there to be robbed another employee was robbed that 11:00 to 7:00 shift. The shotgun man he showed up at 9:00 at night.
@@andreabradley5837 This was back in 1985 ,that town has always been wild west. I returned to Louisiana doing the same work. The robbers came to my store to rob me but the game wardens were eating they went to the next store shot and killed the clerk. That's the last time I worked in a C store. No more handling money.
Jamal have you ever been able to react to any Barry Manilow videos on your channel? I'm thinking I haven't seen any due to the dreaded copyright strikes, but if you can feature the legendary Bazza M, I'm sure many of us would love to see you getting your groove on to 'Could It Be Magic', 'Mandy' and the rest. Love you my friend, keep up the excellent work. Love & respect from some fans in the UK. XXX
I loved 3rd shift. My body clock fit's right in for those hours. I worked a lot of 3rd shift jobs and have some good stories, BUT I'd be out of that place in a flash! Hard NOPE for me!
I saw and heard someone in the Music Room when I walked by it one time ..but as a School Custodian it really didn't surprise me...I asked other workers about it jokingly..but they said ..oh yeah ...your not the first...... Really??
I live in Houston, Texas, so im trying to figure out if I can see what gas station he worked at. And I'm really surprised he put in his two weeks because Texas is a right to work state, you can quit or get fired for no reason at all. I would have been gone and just not come back, lol.
Right to work is more for employers than employees. He would have to fight for unemployment benefits if he quit. Sometimes you gotta keep a roof over your head and food on the table. Right to work is bullshit IMO.
3:26 "That's my question, do I get a weapon?" Baby, that ain't even a question for this chick. You put me in a position like that, I WILL have a weapon! Especially considering the fact this guy was new to the area. He doesn't really know what people or crime in the area is like. Better to be protected than dead. *Edited time
I am a skeptic, so I don’t know if I buy this story. He might have been really bored that night and asked his friend to go in with him to make those noises so he could get views.
Maybe it was he brought a personal thermos or this scene took place in the summer and he was drinking a fresh cold coffee. But it is well observed... To me, you seem to be a person attentive to details and ... we already know that the devil is in the details.
@@vvnavarrewolfvv4218 Yes, as I said, you are absolutely right, without electricity there is no hot coffee unless it is in a thermos that, after so many hours, should certainly have cooled down or heated up on a gas stove.
@@vvnavarrewolfvv4218 I mentioned in my video commentary on a cuckoo clock over 1500 years old but cuckoo clocks were only invented in 1600 after Christ. That's where I put the easter egg to see if anyone finds it. ;)
If you ever want to hear stories about crazy or stupid people, ask a cashier in a convenience store.
The opposite of how horror movie characters would react.
- Intro.
- Scary noises.
- I'm out.
- Roll credits.
There was a 24 hour gas station in my area that stopped being 24 hour because, over a course of a couple months maybe, it was robbed something like a dozen times or more, I believe one night it was robbed twice.
I worked an all night job, not at a gas station, but that thing about the kinds of people that are up during those hours is true. I've seen people drive by with lights that were brighter than the noon sun, people riding horses in the middle of the night, and one night someone who was going way too fast and obliterated a deer.
About the video: the second I heard those sounds I would have been out of there so fast I would have been treading air like Shaggy.
I worked at a gas station in 1987 in a not so great part of town when I was 18 and very pregnant. One night they got robbed five minutes after I left. I quit the next day. Also my youngest brother was murdered 6 weeks ago at a gas station in Houston. No apparent reason, some juvenile with a gun. He was 28. I miss him a lot.
Condolences
My husband worked third shift at a gas station/convenience store. He's got stories to tell about the night crawlers out there! Including power outages when he had to be security, but he had his gun that night!
What a lousy manager. That was wrong on so many levels. Making him go to work in a flood. making him act as security when he's not trained in security. Leaving him alone with no electricity, lighting or internet. Not telling him people been hearing weird sounds. 😰
I've been watching this guy's videos recently, he's great at telling these stories very thoroughly and clearly. Kinda getting addicted to it. Great to see you watching them too, Jamal. Still wish you would react to more music from Yes...
Haha! I could've written these exact words.
When I was on call at my hospital, everytime I would finally fall asleep in the call room, BOOM BOOM BOOM right outside the door. I'm thinking it's an emergency surgery I have to get ready for but nobody's there. I got very little to no sleep in that call room. It happened every time. Love your reactions, and I love Mr Ballen. Keep them coming. God bless
You are such a good human! ❤
Jamel’s “oh hell no” face when watching the video 😳😳😆😆
I love the way this chap builds up the story , i was mentally ticking all the boxes that are needed to include in the scenario as if watching a horror movie : night time , storm , no lights , apocalyptic scene on streets , dark interiors , no power , no internet , lone worker , very spooky . Imagine when the fella turned up for the interview for the night shift job , and the boss knowing he is new and knowing what goes on in the gas station at night , looks at him and says , " You ain't from around here , are you boy ? "
Yeah bro I worked graveyard shift at circle k in fresno cali I get all kinds characters and plus the store was hunted I heard voices when I had no customers or banging in the coolers also saw shadows..
Thank you for all your hard work. It must take a lot of time and energy to make so many videos. Thanks!
That sounded like more than pounding on the cooler. It also sounded like something being dragged across a concrete floor.
I went to get gas at 4am a couple weeks ago. The station with the best prices is usually packed so i just took my keys, license, enough cash just for gas. It was scary going but I desperately needed gas. Fortunately no sketchy people around. One car seemed like a guy going to work getting gas I went to window to pay and nobody at counter guy said to keep knocking took awhile, another car comes and goes. Girl finally comes to the window. Im like ‘girl u brave to be working this shift’. A lot of times when i go late a girl is working I felt like giving her a tip just for working that crazy shift
I worked a job like that once, it had a bullet proof window where you pay for gas. One man didn't like what I said to him. Something about not letting him in for snacks and he took a tire iron to that window. Thank GOD it didn't break through just cracked first layer. Pushed the panic button and had the cops there in moments!
You didn't need gas at that hour. You don't need gas to sit in a building(house, work, etc). You chose to go out that late.
@@boofert.washington2499 i guess I didn’t “need” to go at that time. I went at my own risk if anything happened its on me but i had to get gas eventually and that time was easiest for me with how crowded the station gets
@@lorriredmon8212 thats scary glad u were okay. Yeah those windows are thick knocking on them didn’t seem to do much to get the attention of clerk who may have been in the cooler at the time
Ughh, the first sound I might have played off as something top-heavy falling, but the second one? Sounded an awful lot like palms smacking on the surface of something 😟
My sister used to work night shift back in the late 70s at a Union 76. She saw some crazy shit and got moved to day shift after about 6 months.
Can you imagine this gas station manger even put him in that position, that should be security guards
Doubt that was in their budget.
When you work that kind of shift, you never get the same quality of sleep.
Just a little over a year ago, our 7-Eleven was robbed. A guy came in with a gun, took the money in the cash register, everyone’s cellphones and made them go in the back office and count to 400. He was eventually caught and come to find he came from a different state with two other friends. The guy who worked that shift was never the same. He tried coming back a couple of times but he couldn’t get over the mental hold it had on him. 10-6 shift. There’s not enough money.
I was a cashier in our city’s first self serve gas station. I sat in a little booth , surrounded by thick glass, and turned the pumps on and off- then collected the $$$.
This was in the 70’s… I remember how MAD the people were when the gas rationing started… then the Price of gasoline went over
$1.00 a gallon… I was threatened daily. When I had the night shift my boyfriend- (now my husband ) sat outside In his truck with a loaded gun after we were robbed…. I’d hate to be working there now!
I worked graveyard shift at a gas station for a while. There were definitely a higher proportion of seedier characters around, but also a lot of other night-workers. I never had any major issues, but the hours definitely took a huge mental and physical toll.
Dude said "screw all that noise"
Man..... he might be one of the smartest people from a Mr. Ballen video 🤣
Heck yeah, I'd be outta there, too!
Unexplained noises in the dark are every level of nope!
Worked 3rd shift at a convenience store, had to quit when 2 people were having an argument outside and 1 of them pulled out an AK-47.... I was done.... low pay, no benefits, no retirement or vacation I was done
My dad, a retired cop, said nothing good ever happens after midnight
I worked that shift for about 3 yrs, I did see some strange things & people.
This is easily one of the most entertaining reaction video made!
LOL love it Screw all that noise, I would have done same , left it and went and got in car
I think someone may be living in that gas station up in the attic, only coming down at night to grab something to eat, drink and relieve himself. Just my theory! :) I heard a couple years ago that teachers in my town think the local intermediate school is haunted, because those who work there late into the night hear strange sounds when they think they're alone in the school, and it's been going on for years or even decades. It is an old building that's been refurbished. I prefer to think more normal explanations, like maybe there's some homeless child who hides somewhere in the school at the end of the school day, and comes out when s/he thinks everyone has gone home to look for food. I mean, I like that theory better than a ghost.
I work multiple shifts in my job (morning, afternoon & night starts) & as my workplace is close by many bars & nightclubs, we see & encounter many “strange, dark & mysterious” people & there’s no preparing for what’s going to happen 😵😵😵
“10pm to 7am. Think about the kind of people that would out that late.”
Me being the kind of person who is out that late. :(
lol. jk. All jokes aside, I get off work at 4:00am, sometimes after work I stop to get gas & yes, it is very unsettling.
I used to decide to go to Wal-Mart at 2am when it was over an hour's drive away, so I know the feeling.
Probably a rat or some other critter stuck in the cooler.
I'm thinking since the power was out for that long the coolers or freezers started defrosting, the pipes make that knocking sound. It happened where I work. The freezer went out and made that same kind of noise
Someone was in the ceiling.....
Yep, @Jamel_AKA_Jamal, I would have been outta’ there immediately, too! Too scary 😳
"BRING MY OWN PROTECTION",!!!!!!!
( I REALLY LOVE the SCARINESS......I'm weird like that ......)
I remember this story, really 👍!
Jamal, my dear friend - No, YOU certainly would NOT have stayed there in the garage that night, with all the 'spooky' goings on because unlike so many paranormals, YOU keep it REAL!
How did he make a cup of coffee with no power on? gas stove i guess
Finally a smart person who doesn't decide to go investigate what's making that noise and also doesn't just sit there and wait for whatever is in there to get him...but actually leaves and locks the door and goes to his car and locks the doors....and to top it off he quit and wasn't like oh well it was probably nothing... He was a smart man and got the hell outta there!!!
"Screw all that noise".... yep
Man when I here you talking about the danger inherent in where you live I am so glad I live in Wales. By the way try listening to some Level 42 for some great bass guitar. Also they don't block there videos.
I used to be a manager in a Dining Hall at a University that was supposed to be haunted. One night when I was closing by myself I was putting the money in the safe in an office upstairs when I had to urinate real bad so I decided to use the upstairs bathroom by the balcony after I had put the money away. Now I forgot to say the building is extremely dark especially upstairs. As I was walking across the balcony toward the bathroom I heard a chair slide back from a table, it made a distinct screeching sound. I was across the balcony, down the back stairs and outside the building next to a tree relieving myself before you could count to three. That's not the only "spooky" thing that happened to me while I worked there.
Stations rarely stay open that late in CA. But, workers get armed if necessary.
Thank God when I worked at a gas/c-store it was 2nd shift, not 3rd, but it was enough. The crazies liked to get an early start and we didn't lock the doors until the shift change, so for the last hour of my shift every night things got tense. Thankfully, I never got robbed, but I did get conned by a quick-change artist once (he got about 5 other stations, too, before he got picked up, he was slick) and the place was robbed twice while during other shifts while I worked there. Those last hours of shifts were nuts, people were starting to head out from bars who shouldn't have been driving but wanted coffee or food to make them 'less drunk', people would come into the store at 5 minutes to lockdown and want to spend forever making up their minds (and we'd have to lock the door with them inside to keep others from trying to sneak in while we waited, letting each one out after they checked out one by one), guys from the local 'riding club' would drop in (not quite Sons of Anarchy but definitely not the kind who helped keep kids who had to testify in court safe, either)... I am so damn glad I didn't get held up and that I don't have that POS job anymore.
Worked at a gas station in East LA years ago. Shot at once in a drive by and attempted robbery once (talked him out of it). Missed a bullet by about 3 feet as they hit the pump I was standing next to.
You have to have your head on a swivel every where you go now Jamel. Nowhere is safe any more. I always sit where I can see what is coming at me no matter where I’m at also. I worked the night shift most of my life on docks and driving trucks and I’ve always tried to be aware of my surroundings. I never wanted to work at a gas station or convenience store at night. You are a sitting duck. I guess somebody has to do it.
Are used to work that exact shift at the Shell station in Southern California and I hated it. I think the reason they wanted him. There was basically just to call the police if someone came and tried to loot, but I don’t think they really expected him to fight the people off.
Used to be workers at wtations, 2-4 on shifts. Oil companies got real greedy got rid of them. Now, no service, dangerous, lonely, etc.
I worked security those hours for 4 years. All sorts of weirdos at those overnight hours, and strange things too.
I used to work a gas station BEFORE the booths that you could lock yourself inside. You had to come out of the garage and take the cash from the customer make change there on your feet without a cash register and pump their gas and let me tell you theres some weirdos out there ..robbed a few times
I too have been watching a series of this man's videos. 😊💕
He is interesting; engaging.
I had a crazy stalker guy live right across the parking lot from my store and would call and harass me I was a 30 year old little woman. He used to scare me to death when I closed the store by myself at 11pm at night.
I'm still watching, Stephanie! 👹
Ok lmao
11602 North Houston Roslyn was the stop n go I worked at. One night a man began robbing customers at the gas pumps. I didn't realize what was happening out there I was checking out customers. A friend was visiting when I looked up and saw Robert reaching out the door grabbing customer by the hair pulling into the store. That customer ran to the door waving arms as if under attack by bees. I was looking for attacking insects. About the same time as the robber , Harris County deputy pulled up and they locked eyes. The robber ran in one direction the deputy took off in another direction. I never saw that guy with the shotgun. I did see the cop and I wondered where he went. This all happened in seconds. Nobody was shot but shot's were fired off site as the robber was trying to get away. The robber fired over the officers head to let him know, this one is going to get away with or without your life.
See whenever they locked eyes the officer realized his best maneuver at the time would be to get away. I would have done the same thing if I would have encountered somebody with a shotgun ready to go. There's not a lot of survival time left in your life if you have a steering wheel in your hand and he's got a shotgun in his. The officer did return and began chasing the perpetrator that's when the shot was fired and again the officer decided to live instead of be a hero. They didn't wall off the city or anything like that. The perp got away and that's all there was to it.
Working at that location I was robbed at gunpoint three times I was not the only one there to be robbed another employee was robbed that 11:00 to 7:00 shift. The shotgun man he showed up at 9:00 at night.
So sorry that happened to you.
@@andreabradley5837 This was back in 1985 ,that town has always been wild west. I returned to Louisiana doing the same work. The robbers came to my store to rob me but the game wardens were eating they went to the next store shot and killed the clerk. That's the last time I worked in a C store. No more handling money.
Those who work graveyard shifts should be ALLOWED to arm themselves at their own discretion.
Jamal have you ever been able to react to any Barry Manilow videos on your channel? I'm thinking I haven't seen any due to the dreaded copyright strikes, but if you can feature the legendary Bazza M, I'm sure many of us would love to see you getting your groove on to 'Could It Be Magic', 'Mandy' and the rest.
Love you my friend, keep up the excellent work. Love & respect from some fans in the UK. XXX
@ 9:50 LMFMAO "SCREW ALL THAT NOISE"
The freezer metal was warming up due to no power and was expanding . That was the noise.
I worked 3rd shift gas station. I was naive. I thought everything would be cool. And it was... fortunately.
I loved 3rd shift. My body clock fit's right in for those hours. I worked a lot of 3rd shift jobs and have some good stories, BUT I'd be out of that place in a flash! Hard NOPE for me!
Yep! Cya later bye! lol
I saw and heard someone in the Music Room when I walked by it one time ..but as a School Custodian it really didn't surprise me...I asked other workers about it jokingly..but they said ..oh yeah ...your not the first......
Really??
I live in Houston, Texas, so im trying to figure out if I can see what gas station he worked at. And I'm really surprised he put in his two weeks because Texas is a right to work state, you can quit or get fired for no reason at all. I would have been gone and just not come back, lol.
Right to work is more for employers than employees. He would have to fight for unemployment benefits if he quit. Sometimes you gotta keep a roof over your head and food on the table. Right to work is bullshit IMO.
Now you know why they call it the graveyard shift..
Jamal, Check out Mr. Ballen's personal ghost encounter. Would have to find it, don't know the episode, he was a teen at the time.
i guess she thought austin was the stores personal superman 🤔🤦
3:26 "That's my question, do I get a weapon?" Baby, that ain't even a question for this chick. You put me in a position like that, I WILL have a weapon! Especially considering the fact this guy was new to the area. He doesn't really know what people or crime in the area is like. Better to be protected than dead.
*Edited time
Terrible, sounds like Dallas, pray for them. My sister got robbed on a reservation, stayed strong until she got home,shook all over, but ok .
Why would the manger tell him ok to watch the store from his car initially?
3:02 time to lock & load brother
Freezer was off for hours
Frozen things expanding, popping
I carried a gun on nightshade and gear was always on a swivele.
I assume it was raining that day, eh Jam? 😀
Love your vids brother 🔥🔥 Love that your loving Mrballen as much as we are , should react to “The biggest legal F* UP in history” 🐐🐐
I'd never work in one unarmed.
I am a skeptic, so I don’t know if I buy this story. He might have been really bored that night and asked his friend to go in with him to make those noises so he could get views.
To me it just sounds like a small animal of some kind stuck in the cooler.
Creepy but what was it?😱
A padlock in a sock.
Spooky👻👻
How did he get coffee with the power off?
Maybe it was he brought a personal thermos or this scene took place in the summer and he was drinking a fresh cold coffee.
But it is well observed...
To me, you seem to be a person attentive to details and ... we already know that the devil is in the details.
@@getexis8685 he said the power was off at his house after he got home & went to bed. So he woke up to no power.
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Yes, as I said, you are absolutely right, without electricity there is no hot coffee unless it is in a thermos that, after so many hours, should certainly have cooled down or heated up on a gas stove.
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I mentioned in my video commentary on a cuckoo clock over 1500 years old but cuckoo clocks were only invented in 1600 after Christ. That's where I put the easter egg to see if anyone finds it.
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Condenser knocking
Jamal, watch more comedy!!!!
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IF you like these kind of stories...listen to the podcast "Lore". Super good.
What’s with the deceptive video thumbnail?
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LoL !😵💫
Are you EVER going to do MUSIC reactions anymore??
I just did 1 day ago BOZ Scaggs and Olivia Newton John
@@jamelakajamal thank you, need more please. 🙏👍🎶
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So she reviewed the footage that was recorded with zero power? Whomever wrote this must write TV shows.
fake video , staged poorly
This video makes no sense, leaves you shaking your head !!
He tries so hard not to laugh at the noises! His body language and voice do NOT suggest he is hearing something that surprises him.