The worst thing you can do if you think someone is following you is to drive to your house you drive to a police station you drive to a fire station you drive to a hospital anything but you never drive to your house
I've put together a bingo card for these stories: -"I decided not to call the police" -"I called my dad" -"I knew it was a terrible idea but I was curious" -"The guy had a creepy wide smile and bulging eyes"
The „but I was curious“ gets me every time. Makes me wonder if situation don’t scream „set-up“ as loudly when experiencing them as they do while hearing them. Horror movie plots start to make more and more sense xD
Check your assumptions. The guy did nothing wrong, just happened to be in the same stores. Imagine it from HIS point of view, some creepy short guy kept staring at him and following him around stores. And then when the guy was leaving in his truck, the short guy pulls his car out right in front of him, gets on a phone, and has another car come to sandwich him in, which could have been an old insurance scam to force the middle car to hit the front car, or it could have been a robbery/kidnapping attempt. The narrator of that story and his "dad" were clearly pulling a scam and made up this story since they failed at catching the tall man.
@@stephencoldbear Stop. This is clearly if not a made up story one the has been exaggerated upon to make it interesting. So I’m sorry if I offended your sensitive feelings
omg thanks me and my brother just laid down to nap bc we were in a 12 hr carride and we decided we needed to watch a scary and you posted literally my fav. thanksss love youuu
Hey, you might want to look into that sponser, it's most likely a scam. A lot of big content creators fell for it so you're not alone but I would ditch them if I were you.
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Wow that last story was shocking! The nerve of some people. These thieves don’t realize or maybe they just don’t care about the fact that some people have been saving there money for Black Friday deals specifically. For some asshole to come along and steal the stuff you have had to save up for, that’s just lower than dirt in my eyes.
I understand why some places (used to) cut their hands off. The people who usually get stolen from are other poor people, not insanely rich executives. Such is life.
I think all of you basically nailed it with each of your comments. Isn’t it just sad that we are part of it? I don’t think I could steal anything from another person except in the case of maybe a zombie apocalypse I’d be like you’re dead you don’t need that anymore. Lol
Not only that but now thieves like these make it harder for us to trust people. How do we really know if someone needs help? How do we know if they’re faking it? This it what really disturbs me the most.
If you live on ground level get privacy peel and stick screens and if you have horizontal sliding windows cut a pole to block the space so it can’t slide open if they get the latch unlocked. They also make peel and stick screens that prevent someone from breaking the glass.
The first story reminds me of a horror story of my own that I experienced. I usually go Black Friday shopping every year, starting on Thursday night. I've never really been bothered by the crowds, since I'm pretty tall and can see over everyone. But this one year, this crazy thing happened. I'd planned to go into several stores, since they're all within a mile of each other. I started at Target at about 10 p.m. I noticed this guy who kept staring at me. I have a mohawk, so sometimes very sheltered people look at me like they've never seen a mohawk before. So rude. Anyway, after Target I went to Walmart and Best Buy. And the SAME GUY kept staring at me at those places, too. Was he following me around just to stare at me? I really needed to shop for a new laptop, but that guy was creeping me out, staring at me. I needed to get away from that guy, so I picked a section that wasn't likely to have Black Friday shoppers. Who buys refrigerators for Black Friday? But who came around the corner of that frost-free Frigidaire? That same short guy! I figured since that guy was in the refrigerator section, I could go look at the laptops now. But he showed up there, too! He stayed farther away from me, like he was trying to be sneaky, but you can't hide from someone as tall as I am. At that point I was sure that he was following me, so I headed toward the checkout. The same little guy was in another checkout line. I just hoped I finished before him so I could get out of there before he could follow me. Just my luck, he finished just seconds before I did. I stopped at the door for a minute, giving him time to get halfway across the parking lot before I headed for my own car. I hoped he wouldn't turn around and see me. No such luck. He turned around and saw me. I rushed to my old pickup truck and got in the line of cars and made it out onto the road without that guy in sight. Whew! I made it. Or so I thought. Suddenly the short guy pulls his car out and turns to cut me off, stopping right in front of me. I figured he's trying to pull one of those insurance scams where they stop in front of you suddenly to make you hit them from behind. I decided to ignore him and just be careful not to fall for anything he had planned for me. I stayed at a far distance from him, but he kept slowing down to my speed to stay directly in front of me. I tried to stay calm. There's no way he could stay in front of me for my whole way home. How would he know which turns to take? Then the guy pulls out a phone and starts yapping while driving. Great. One of THOSE idiots, driving while yapping on the phone. Soon I figured out what he was doing on the phone. Another car turned onto the street, and the two sandwiched me in closely. I was right, it was some kind of scam, or a robbery or something. The one behind me kept honking nonstop, like he was trying to scare me or something. I decided that instead of heading for home, I'd take whatever the next turn is, just to lose the guy who was in front of me. Then I could speed off and hopefully lose the one behind me if I could go fast enough and take some more turns to lose him. It worked. I lost both of them and never saw them again. I still don't know where the guy started to follow me or why he was following me. I don't know if the guys could've been dangerous. Either way, I'm hoping nothing like this ever happens again.
You'd rather shop in the Thanksgiving night crowds than the next morning when it's less crowded? Sure, it's still crowded, but not nearly as crowded as Thanksgiving night. I'd say you're the one who doesn't have the best idea, but I don't know you. Maybe you love the biggest crowds you can get, so you think it's "not the best idea" to go when it's slightly less crowded. 🤷
@@stephencoldbear The day after Thanksgiving is Black Friday - which is the biggest shopping day of the year and is far more crowded than Thanksgiving. Especially early in the day. I think you're the one who doesn't know anything buddy.
Well it’s a 50/50 chance. I’ve found 2 wallets in my life and I returned both of them to their rightful owners. The first guy just said thanks, the second gave me 100 bucks. But still always take precaution.
True. Don't ever meet a stranger in any private place. I heard a story about a young girl who went with her brother to meet with a guy to get back the brother's phone. The girl and her brother were attacked. She received a huge cut on her face and unfortunately, her brother was killed.
Story #3 reminded me of something that allegedly happened during the first holiday season that I had worked for Toys R Us, the year being 1996. I had only started working for the company that September and at the time employee uniforms were simply to wear a blue-collared polo-type shirt with non-tattered black or blue colored pants as well as a store-issued, but generic, plain, blue smock with a Toys R Us name badge; so, more or less, easy for anyone to mimic, a name badge being the most, but not really, difficult part to acquire. Since it was the holiday season, post Black-Friday, the stores were opening up earlier than usual, which required opening employees to typically arrive when it was still fairly dark outside. Now comes the "alleged" part: on one morning, our store had received a precautionary storied warning about another store somewhere that had been robbed by someone at gunpoint, the perpetrator having had gained access into the store in the early morning by posing as a seasonal employee, being dressed accordingly and having a blue smock with a name tag. As mentioned, I cannot confirm or deny that this happened, however relatively soon after the alleged incident had occurred, Toys R Us began issuing employees with a more unique blue vest which had the company logo embroidered onto the front as well as having the company mascot/logo printed on the backs. These vests were eventually replaced by standard blue polo-style shirts with the same kinds of identifying markings as the vests had. I'm not saying for sure that the alleged hold-up led to the change in uniform requirements, but the coincidence is compelling.
Having known ppl that worked for TrU, I found this tale very interesting! Also, the TrU that I knew suffered awful from scammers, creeps, and employee theft (their safe was robbed by employees); it closed down the store.
@@tablescissors wow, employees robbing the safe is pretty extreme. During my time working for TRU, the store I worked at did have the occasional "shoplifter" employee, but (to my knowledge) this was typically done by seasonal employees.
I think you guys need to take the stranger danger lessons again. Most of these TG horror stories would've been avoided if any of them follow the basic rules of being followed.
Umm THANK YOU. I was actually angry with the person that followed a dark strange road, drove to a clearing in the wood, then got out the CAR.. you did WHAT?! 😮💨
I don’t think I’ve ever gone Black Friday shopping before, and this is the exact reason why. Since the pandemic began I’ve become a big fan of online shopping. It’s so much better and more convenient. I don’t know why other people don’t do this and prefer to stand out in the cold for hours and then get run over by dozens of frantic shoppers, fighting over items that they could’ve easily bought from the safety and comfort of their own home.
Exactly! I’ve never been Black Friday shopping either. I did order some things online that were for sale so I didn’t have to get trampled over for the same thing in a store. It just seems so much easier AND less dangerous.
Now stores have Black Friday sales for a number of weeks before and after Thanksgiving (both in-store and online). So the actual day of Black Friday is no big deal to anyone and the stores aren't super crowded on that day any longer and there's less injuries and stupidity.
I have been to a few black fridays, in my experience they were never as bad as its made out to be. I feel its made to look worse than it is by a few bad things that happen. And when ever they show how horrible black friday is its always the same 5 stock footage videos. That date back to the 80's from the looks of some it gets old seeing the same footage over and over again when they talk about how bad blackfriday is if its so bad why is there not more? Long lines to get in, packed store.. that sums up my experience. As for these horror stories. They are things that can happen any day of the week and just happened on black friday.
Curious why the person in the last story thought Walmart owed them a free TV? They aren't responsible for the criminals in the parking lot. It's not their property. That's why they can't catch someone for shoplifting until they leave the store
He never said he thought Walmart owed it to him. He said Walmart gave it to him. And, yes, the parking lot IS Walmart property. And property has nothing to do with when to "catch someone for shoplifting". The reason they can't make the accusation until the person is beyond the check-out lines -- not when "they leave the store", as you claim -- is that until they're past the check-out lines, there is still an intent to pay for it. Once they've passed the check-out lines, the store security can make the shoplifting accusation because they've shown intent to leave the store without paying for what they're carrying.
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Some of these stories are really sketchy. Such as, the person who lost the wallet didn’t want to walk in the woods but was perfectly comfortable meeting a stranger at their house?
Exactly. A lot of people live deep in the woods, and the helpful guy had gone out to the driveway to meet the narrator rather than making him walk all the way to the house itself. Where I live, he'd be just a normal friendly guy who wanted to help. I doubt that he was hiding behind a tree; he was probably just leaning against it, waiting for the guy, or he could've been using the tree to shield his eyes from the car headlights. It just takes a tiny bit of thought to see another person's point of view, but these days kids just want to assume & accuse and carry a gun around and shoot anyone they think might be "creepy", and it's their own assumption-based fear that creates the real danger. These stories and the comments section always are a good way to see the assumptions that people make, and they're a good practice in seeing events from the point of view of a character other than the narrator. In most of the stories on this and similar videos, if you consider the actions of the characters, even based on the narrator's own first-person account accusing the other guy, in most cases the story's "creepy guy" is perfectly normal and is acting with no creepiness at all, while it's the narrator's own actions that are truly creepy and potentially dangerous to the person they accuse of being "creepy". The first story made me the most frustrated. The tall man did nothing wrong. The narrator even stated himself that he pulled out in front of the tall guy's truck, and then he accused the tall guy of following him when HE pulled out in front of him! I hope none of the writers or commenters ever try to get into law school; they'd never pass the logic test.
in az most retail stores close by 9 . It would be rare to find anything other than a walmart open . Thank god no horror store stories at night here lol hopefully ....
I have NEVER shopped Black Friday in my 50 years and never will! It's an embarrassment to America...greedy people. I can't understand why anyone would stand in line for so long and seal with crowds. Nothing is worth that
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If someone ever steals your stuff and gets into a car to drive off, always try to see the license plate. Repeat it to yourself until you can write it down or type it into your phone. It's better than nothing, and safer than jumping onto their car lol
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Number 1 the dad was smart to tell his son to not go home, but dumb to not get the cops involved. Why not get a license plate number and report it to the police? Story 2. Very dumb. I would have never agreed to go to a guy's house, if he wasn't still at wal-mart (or like any normal person, turn the wallet in at customer service in wal-mart) you would have to know something weird is going on. What makes the guy think this "kind person" didn't use his credit cards and then give it back to him so he wouldn't suspect anything?... just dumb. Unfortunately the freak probably had his address from his drivers license in the wallet.
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People who perpetuate stores being open on holidays for the selfish need to shop instead of being with their families and creating dollars for fat CEOs are gross. Go on Friday, leave Thanksgiving alone.
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This is exactly why I don't like going Black Friday shopping. Outside of the fact that I work retail, I hate being around people I don't know especially ones who don't really give a shit about you and just want to push you out of the way like you're a piece of shit. Honestly I'd rather shop online that way I don't have to encounter anybody
I am not a hater of capitalism, but even I question the priorities of Black Friday. Much rather be home with family or the even keeping the holiday spirit by myself. Bless all those that are forced to work it though.
Story 1: you’re in the car already, you dont drive home and let the creep know where you live, you go to the police! You had your phone with you, you dont call your parents, you call the effing police!!
The last story tho, really? You left your cart unattended on Black Friday and a guy just happens to fall, really cmon, he could have laid there for a couple more minutes while you put the tv in your car, he wasn’t gonna go anywhere
I hope those guys received a penalty for that stunt that they just pulled. In the end of it all, pretty much stole from the store since they had to give away a free TV to the person that they robbed.
The worst thing you can do if you think someone is following you is to drive to your house you drive to a police station you drive to a fire station you drive to a hospital anything but you never drive to your house
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You’d think everyone would know that lol
I've put together a bingo card for these stories:
-"I decided not to call the police"
-"I called my dad"
-"I knew it was a terrible idea but I was curious"
-"The guy had a creepy wide smile and bulging eyes"
The „but I was curious“ gets me every time. Makes me wonder if situation don’t scream „set-up“ as loudly when experiencing them as they do while hearing them.
Horror movie plots start to make more and more sense xD
Love this!!!👏👏👏
Some of these TH-cam horror stories are Darwin Award near-misses. Why do these people have such terrible instincts and intuition?!
but i was cUriOuS
All make believe stories.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving tomorrow, everyone!
Aww 🥰 thx you too time goes by fast :)
Ofc
And a happy new year
same goes for you too
U as well!
Established Titles has turned out to be a scam. None of what they claim to be selling is real. It's just a very expensive piece of paper.
Yup, came to say the same thing. A lot of creators are refunding people and issuing apologies
Facts
Yep, this made me sad to find out but they don't even plant a tree. They say they donate to a tree planting service but no way to verify.
Let me establish your title
Not exactly true but you get the gist. Lol
When the dad in the first story started following the Mohawk dude I almost cheered!!!
just almost?
Check your assumptions. The guy did nothing wrong, just happened to be in the same stores. Imagine it from HIS point of view, some creepy short guy kept staring at him and following him around stores. And then when the guy was leaving in his truck, the short guy pulls his car out right in front of him, gets on a phone, and has another car come to sandwich him in, which could have been an old insurance scam to force the middle car to hit the front car, or it could have been a robbery/kidnapping attempt. The narrator of that story and his "dad" were clearly pulling a scam and made up this story since they failed at catching the tall man.
@@stephencoldbear Stop. This is clearly if not a made up story one the has been exaggerated upon to make it interesting. So I’m sorry if I offended your sensitive feelings
Happy Thanksgiving everyone God bless all❤
omg thanks me and my brother just laid down to nap bc we were in a 12 hr carride and we decided we needed to watch a scary and you posted literally my fav. thanksss love youuu
That’s the best time to listen ❤
To Nighttime Spooks and family, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍽!! 😊
Dude, thanks for continuing to work hard and share all these spooky stories! 😱👏🏼🙏🏼
Hey, you might want to look into that sponser, it's most likely a scam. A lot of big content creators fell for it so you're not alone but I would ditch them if I were you.
Love your vids! I don’t know what it is but I could literally watch your vids all day long! You deserve so much more subscribers then you have. Keep up the great vids!
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Wow that last story was shocking! The nerve of some people. These thieves don’t realize or maybe they just don’t care about the fact that some people have been saving there money for Black Friday deals specifically. For some asshole to come along and steal the stuff you have had to save up for, that’s just lower than dirt in my eyes.
I understand why some places (used to) cut their hands off. The people who usually get stolen from are other poor people, not insanely rich executives. Such is life.
Yep, I think it's safe to say they wouldn't care even if they knew.
Yeah, shows you how backstabbing humans can really be
I think all of you basically nailed it with each of your comments. Isn’t it just sad that we are part of it? I don’t think I could steal anything from another person except in the case of maybe a zombie apocalypse I’d be like you’re dead you don’t need that anymore. Lol
Not only that but now thieves like these make it harder for us to trust people. How do we really know if someone needs help? How do we know if they’re faking it? This it what really disturbs me the most.
If you live on ground level get privacy peel and stick screens and if you have horizontal sliding windows cut a pole to block the space so it can’t slide open if they get the latch unlocked. They also make peel and stick screens that prevent someone from breaking the glass.
The first story reminds me of a horror story of my own that I experienced.
I usually go Black Friday shopping every year, starting on Thursday night. I've never really been bothered by the crowds, since I'm pretty tall and can see over everyone. But this one year, this crazy thing happened. I'd planned to go into several stores, since they're all within a mile of each other. I started at Target at about 10 p.m. I noticed this guy who kept staring at me. I have a mohawk, so sometimes very sheltered people look at me like they've never seen a mohawk before. So rude. Anyway, after Target I went to Walmart and Best Buy. And the SAME GUY kept staring at me at those places, too. Was he following me around just to stare at me? I really needed to shop for a new laptop, but that guy was creeping me out, staring at me. I needed to get away from that guy, so I picked a section that wasn't likely to have Black Friday shoppers. Who buys refrigerators for Black Friday? But who came around the corner of that frost-free Frigidaire? That same short guy! I figured since that guy was in the refrigerator section, I could go look at the laptops now. But he showed up there, too! He stayed farther away from me, like he was trying to be sneaky, but you can't hide from someone as tall as I am. At that point I was sure that he was following me, so I headed toward the checkout. The same little guy was in another checkout line. I just hoped I finished before him so I could get out of there before he could follow me. Just my luck, he finished just seconds before I did. I stopped at the door for a minute, giving him time to get halfway across the parking lot before I headed for my own car. I hoped he wouldn't turn around and see me. No such luck. He turned around and saw me. I rushed to my old pickup truck and got in the line of cars and made it out onto the road without that guy in sight. Whew! I made it. Or so I thought. Suddenly the short guy pulls his car out and turns to cut me off, stopping right in front of me. I figured he's trying to pull one of those insurance scams where they stop in front of you suddenly to make you hit them from behind. I decided to ignore him and just be careful not to fall for anything he had planned for me. I stayed at a far distance from him, but he kept slowing down to my speed to stay directly in front of me. I tried to stay calm. There's no way he could stay in front of me for my whole way home. How would he know which turns to take? Then the guy pulls out a phone and starts yapping while driving. Great. One of THOSE idiots, driving while yapping on the phone. Soon I figured out what he was doing on the phone. Another car turned onto the street, and the two sandwiched me in closely. I was right, it was some kind of scam, or a robbery or something. The one behind me kept honking nonstop, like he was trying to scare me or something. I decided that instead of heading for home, I'd take whatever the next turn is, just to lose the guy who was in front of me. Then I could speed off and hopefully lose the one behind me if I could go fast enough and take some more turns to lose him. It worked. I lost both of them and never saw them again. I still don't know where the guy started to follow me or why he was following me. I don't know if the guys could've been dangerous. Either way, I'm hoping nothing like this ever happens again.
Gold!
this should be an ALTER mini movie
The second story made me laugh. Goes to the store on Thanksgiving and says "I'll come back tomorrow when it's less crazy."
Probably not the best idea.
You'd rather shop in the Thanksgiving night crowds than the next morning when it's less crowded? Sure, it's still crowded, but not nearly as crowded as Thanksgiving night. I'd say you're the one who doesn't have the best idea, but I don't know you. Maybe you love the biggest crowds you can get, so you think it's "not the best idea" to go when it's slightly less crowded. 🤷
@@stephencoldbear The day after Thanksgiving is Black Friday - which is the biggest shopping day of the year and is far more crowded than Thanksgiving. Especially early in the day. I think you're the one who doesn't know anything buddy.
happy thanksgiving guys. stay safe 😊
Happy holidays ♥️
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍽🍁. Love the stories 😉♥️
The moment in the 2nd story that the guy called to "return the wallet" I was immediately distrustful! Don't trust strangers!!!
Well it’s a 50/50 chance. I’ve found 2 wallets in my life and I returned both of them to their rightful owners. The first guy just said thanks, the second gave me 100 bucks. But still always take precaution.
They also never questioned how he got their number....that should've been the first red flag
True. Don't ever meet a stranger in any private place. I heard a story about a young girl who went with her brother to meet with a guy to get back the brother's phone. The girl and her brother were attacked. She received a huge cut on her face and unfortunately, her brother was killed.
@@HikazePrincessprobably from the wallet.
Happy Thanksgiving night time spooks I love Black Friday horror stories
Wishing a very Happy Thanksgiving to my American counterparts 🇺🇸 Stay safe (especially on Black Friday!!!) Lots of love from England 🏴🙏😘xxx
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It's a scam unfortunately...
@@salsa2880 I thought the same thing.
Story #3 reminded me of something that allegedly happened during the first holiday season that I had worked for Toys R Us, the year being 1996. I had only started working for the company that September and at the time employee uniforms were simply to wear a blue-collared polo-type shirt with non-tattered black or blue colored pants as well as a store-issued, but generic, plain, blue smock with a Toys R Us name badge; so, more or less, easy for anyone to mimic, a name badge being the most, but not really, difficult part to acquire.
Since it was the holiday season, post Black-Friday, the stores were opening up earlier than usual, which required opening employees to typically arrive when it was still fairly dark outside. Now comes the "alleged" part: on one morning, our store had received a precautionary storied warning about another store somewhere that had been robbed by someone at gunpoint, the perpetrator having had gained access into the store in the early morning by posing as a seasonal employee, being dressed accordingly and having a blue smock with a name tag.
As mentioned, I cannot confirm or deny that this happened, however relatively soon after the alleged incident had occurred, Toys R Us began issuing employees with a more unique blue vest which had the company logo embroidered onto the front as well as having the company mascot/logo printed on the backs. These vests were eventually replaced by standard blue polo-style shirts with the same kinds of identifying markings as the vests had. I'm not saying for sure that the alleged hold-up led to the change in uniform requirements, but the coincidence is compelling.
Having known ppl that worked for TrU, I found this tale very interesting! Also, the TrU that I knew suffered awful from scammers, creeps, and employee theft (their safe was robbed by employees); it closed down the store.
@@tablescissors wow, employees robbing the safe is pretty extreme. During my time working for TRU, the store I worked at did have the occasional "shoplifter" employee, but (to my knowledge) this was typically done by seasonal employees.
night time spooks never disapoints js grab some popcorn and some drinks and a cozy blanket i recommend watching at night its amazing!
True. But it would be even more worth it if his vids were longer😕
I think you guys need to take the stranger danger lessons again. Most of these TG horror stories would've been avoided if any of them follow the basic rules of being followed.
Umm THANK YOU. I was actually angry with the person that followed a dark strange road, drove to a clearing in the wood, then got out the CAR.. you did WHAT?! 😮💨
I don’t think I’ve ever gone Black Friday shopping before, and this is the exact reason why. Since the pandemic began I’ve become a big fan of online shopping. It’s so much better and more convenient. I don’t know why other people don’t do this and prefer to stand out in the cold for hours and then get run over by dozens of frantic shoppers, fighting over items that they could’ve easily bought from the safety and comfort of their own home.
Exactly! I’ve never been Black Friday shopping either. I did order some things online that were for sale so I didn’t have to get trampled over for the same thing in a store. It just seems so much easier AND less dangerous.
I quit doing Black Friday several years
Now stores have Black Friday sales for a number of weeks before and after Thanksgiving (both in-store and online). So the actual day of Black Friday is no big deal to anyone and the stores aren't super crowded on that day any longer and there's less injuries and stupidity.
I have been to a few black fridays, in my experience they were never as bad as its made out to be. I feel its made to look worse than it is by a few bad things that happen. And when ever they show how horrible black friday is its always the same 5 stock footage videos. That date back to the 80's from the looks of some it gets old seeing the same footage over and over again when they talk about how bad blackfriday is if its so bad why is there not more? Long lines to get in, packed store.. that sums up my experience. As for these horror stories. They are things that can happen any day of the week and just happened on black friday.
I agree
Happy Thanksgiving :)
Happy thanksgiving 🖤
Happy thanksgiving night time spooks
Thank goodness 1st story person called their dad.. like tf, you know someone is following you but you decide to just lead them to your home?
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Thank you Kenny
Curious why the person in the last story thought Walmart owed them a free TV? They aren't responsible for the criminals in the parking lot. It's not their property. That's why they can't catch someone for shoplifting until they leave the store
He never said he thought Walmart owed it to him. He said Walmart gave it to him. And, yes, the parking lot IS Walmart property. And property has nothing to do with when to "catch someone for shoplifting". The reason they can't make the accusation until the person is beyond the check-out lines -- not when "they leave the store", as you claim -- is that until they're past the check-out lines, there is still an intent to pay for it. Once they've passed the check-out lines, the store security can make the shoplifting accusation because they've shown intent to leave the store without paying for what they're carrying.
Hey I love your videos so much and I’m a massive supporter so from a place of concern- there’s been recent things coming out about Established Titles and how their product is a scam. The company is Chinese with 0 affiliation to Scotland. The land sold is inconsiderable in size and has no practical utility, and Scottish law firms have published that it is a scam- I think you should look more into this!! I know you also probably don’t know that it’s a scam as I doubt many TH-camrs would knowingly promote one. Please stay safe and thank you!!
Some of these stories are really sketchy. Such as, the person who lost the wallet didn’t want to walk in the woods but was perfectly comfortable meeting a stranger at their house?
True and how did that guy know his phone nmbr???
Exactly. A lot of people live deep in the woods, and the helpful guy had gone out to the driveway to meet the narrator rather than making him walk all the way to the house itself. Where I live, he'd be just a normal friendly guy who wanted to help. I doubt that he was hiding behind a tree; he was probably just leaning against it, waiting for the guy, or he could've been using the tree to shield his eyes from the car headlights. It just takes a tiny bit of thought to see another person's point of view, but these days kids just want to assume & accuse and carry a gun around and shoot anyone they think might be "creepy", and it's their own assumption-based fear that creates the real danger. These stories and the comments section always are a good way to see the assumptions that people make, and they're a good practice in seeing events from the point of view of a character other than the narrator. In most of the stories on this and similar videos, if you consider the actions of the characters, even based on the narrator's own first-person account accusing the other guy, in most cases the story's "creepy guy" is perfectly normal and is acting with no creepiness at all, while it's the narrator's own actions that are truly creepy and potentially dangerous to the person they accuse of being "creepy". The first story made me the most frustrated. The tall man did nothing wrong. The narrator even stated himself that he pulled out in front of the tall guy's truck, and then he accused the tall guy of following him when HE pulled out in front of him! I hope none of the writers or commenters ever try to get into law school; they'd never pass the logic test.
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Happy early thanksgiving ❤ everyone 😊:))
HAPPY THANKSGIVING FELLOW NIGHTIME SPOOKS PEEPS!!!!
I'm about to go into work on a rainy black Friday morning. I need to be prepared
I know its against my store policy but i always have either a pocket knife, or one of my boot knives on me at work and a large hunting knife in my car
Happy Thanksgiving Night Time Spooks
These stories are amazing ❤❤
All I bought on Black Friday was some chocolate milk and it was delicious so I'm happy.
Thank you so much for your video 😊.
Happy Thanksgiving!
This is so true.😮
No amount of savings is the worth the level of abuse experienced during Black Friday shopping.
I love how you posted a long video. :)
A great theme for horror and timely. Thank you.
Established titles is a scam though???? You can’t legally change your name for shit with this.
where do you get your stories?
love it thankyou 🎉
Being followed by a car??? Go directly to the police station!!! Then lay on the horn!!! Never go home!!!
There are always strange characters at Walmart.
Superhero dad wins black Friday!
in az most retail stores close by 9 . It would be rare to find anything other than a walmart open . Thank god no horror store stories at night here lol hopefully ....
One word comes to mind when looking at people waiting for Black Friday: zombies
I go on friday after just to get drinks and juices and some fruits and veggies for the weekend..... I don't go to the big box stores.
I went out on Black Friday but WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY LATER about 10, 11 when everybody died down and everything was sane again
In the first story of someone is following you go to the nearest police department
In the second story I would still be freaking out cause the guy would know exactly where he lives cause of his drivers license
Nothing is worth me going out on Black Friday.
I have NEVER shopped Black Friday in my 50 years and never will! It's an embarrassment to America...greedy people. I can't understand why anyone would stand in line for so long and seal with crowds. Nothing is worth that
Longer vids‼️‼️
No black Friday deal is worth endangering your life
I worked retail for the same company for 21 years and this makes me glad I retired
Hello a TH-camr had done intensive research on established titles and turns out they are a scam company and you don’t even own the land based under the law. Please look into your sponsors and make sure they are legit besides that I love your content have a good day.
Establish titles is a scam btw, you should really look into the recent info about the company.
If someone ever steals your stuff and gets into a car to drive off, always try to see the license plate. Repeat it to yourself until you can write it down or type it into your phone. It's better than nothing, and safer than jumping onto their car lol
I don't think I'd push established titles. They're being called out for being a scam right now.
Hi. Its me the Mohawk guy. You can call me CREEPY LARRY. We didn't get to meet but we will soon. TAKE CARE I'll BE WATCHING😊
Hi!! Great video. I just wanted to say that the sponsor, established titles, is actually a scam. Many, many, if not all youtubers I watch have been sponsored by this scam not knowing about it either. I know youtubers MARKIE and iNabber have spoken about this, Markie in video form. They both had been sponsored. It's believed they're not actually authentic, etc. Other youtubers also have videos about this,
Story begins @1:33
Thanks. TV commercials and radio ads don't last over 60 seconds. These sponsors are milking content creators.
In the beginning I really thought it was going to be a real story.
How does a random stranger that finds a wallet know the person’s cell phone number ??
That's the question I was asking the entire story!
1st Story: Ask Siri to take you to the nearest Police Station!
😎 Hello everyone! I never experience mean people or bad situations at Target , Best Buy or Walmart on black fridays. Pretty good stories. Thanks for uploaded video content. 😃🤘👍👌👋...Dennis Ganotise. 05/29/2023 - 12:26am.
wtf is it with people being followed by cars and not calling cops or going to a police station istg💀
video starts at 1:30
Thank you! Sick of seeing the Established Titles scam.
Number 1 the dad was smart to tell his son to not go home, but dumb to not get the cops involved. Why not get a license plate number and report it to the police? Story 2. Very dumb. I would have never agreed to go to a guy's house, if he wasn't still at wal-mart (or like any normal person, turn the wallet in at customer service in wal-mart) you would have to know something weird is going on. What makes the guy think this "kind person" didn't use his credit cards and then give it back to him so he wouldn't suspect anything?... just dumb. Unfortunately the freak probably had his address from his drivers license in the wallet.
Take down your sponsor!!! Please!!! Established Titles is a scam and it's been running rampant on channels the last few days...at least do the research, stop ppl from throwing away their money.
People who perpetuate stores being open on holidays for the selfish need to shop instead of being with their families and creating dollars for fat CEOs are gross. Go on Friday, leave Thanksgiving alone.
They‘re both made out of capitalist consumerism.
So The beginning ad is the sponsor mr ballen recently broke ties with when he found out it was a scam. You can change your name to Lord or lady 🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️
Hasn’t it been established that established titles is a scam? 😶
Yes
Yes.
MrBallen cut ties immediately and pulled his video cut out the sponsorship and re uploaded
I will never shop on black Friday. Just buy items on line
Is it cool if u start adding scary sound effects or soundtracks at scary parts like mr nightmare. I like ur stories i just want more scary sounds
Noooooo
If you like sound effects, go visit Mr Nightmare.
It is awesome to go shopping on black Friday to get everything on sale
No, it isn’t. It‘s a shit show. Did you listen to the story? Do you always comment these things on every video?
How are these stores packed but it seems like parking lots are empty?
This is exactly why I don't like going Black Friday shopping. Outside of the fact that I work retail, I hate being around people I don't know especially ones who don't really give a shit about you and just want to push you out of the way like you're a piece of shit. Honestly I'd rather shop online that way I don't have to encounter anybody
I am not a hater of capitalism, but even I question the priorities of Black Friday. Much rather be home with family or the even keeping the holiday spirit by myself. Bless all those that are forced to work it though.
2nd story. If someone found the wallet but didn’t stick around the area m, that’s a red flag. Make them come to you
Story 1: you’re in the car already, you dont drive home and let the creep know where you live, you go to the police! You had your phone with you, you dont call your parents, you call the effing police!!
Theres a reason why its called Black Friday!!!!
Just FYI...buying a piece of land here doesn't make you a "Laird"
why do so many of these stories end with the person saying they have no idea what happened with the police case? they rarely follow up. weird!
bc fake
Uh hey, just wanted to let you know some iffy stuff has come out about the sponsor of this video
"established titles" is a Scam. You need to deal with that🤗
2:00 10:59 very similar to a delivery story I’ve heard you narrate. 12:00
Imagine being a girl at in that target story… and not being able to get away wow that’s terrifying… I wonder what they would have done
Yo he got that scam sponsor
The last story tho, really? You left your cart unattended on Black Friday and a guy just happens to fall, really cmon, he could have laid there for a couple more minutes while you put the tv in your car, he wasn’t gonna go anywhere
Right?! Like how are some people so incredibly naïve
I hope those guys received a penalty for that stunt that they just pulled. In the end of it all, pretty much stole from the store since they had to give away a free TV to the person that they robbed.