I bumped into a guy at the local diner last night decked out in Creep cast merch. Gave him a fistbump, and told my friend who asked what it was that it was a cool podcast. The dude says, straight up, "Yeah, start with BORRASKA, its a family friendly easy intro to the podcast" LMAO what a champion
I love how they completely overthought Marlboro lol Jack never referred to him as that out loud so nobody knew who he was talking about, that’s it. He’s entirely real
It's because he mentioned "Tyler Durdening" him into existence and they decided that would be cooler than if it was just a gag... which it isn't. Subversion has now become just as if not more cliche than just being straight forward, and the story was clearly making a joke about that but it went over Isaiah's head.
The Dark god thing almost derailed the whole thing for me, but what kind of saved it was the idea that the god didn't understand half the crazy stuff that was going on in the gas station, meaning that the god was just another weird anomaly and wasn't really an "overarching" villain of the whole thing.
@@jdsco37 yeah it is better if you think of the dark god as a red herring, because it’s not any of the crazy cosmic horrors that might still be out there, it’s just some weird mutated guy giving himself a cringe name
For me it's how hunter was doing the over the top voice that was derailing it, sometimes less is better, normally like Hunters voice acting but sometimes he does too much, which then makes the character campy and over the top. If You don't believe read back the dark gods line to yourself in a normal way and sees if it still comes across the way it's perceived by Hunter. Sometimes when he proceives something as campy he subconsciously makes it campy by doing a campy voice acting job imo.
List of things Hunter hates: -Gas station small talk -Raccoons -Correct pronunciation of words (Especially, anaconda, solemnity etc.) -Cuddling -"That son of a bitch at Chik-fil-A" -Public shows of affection -Children -Children calling parents "Mommy" or "Daddy" -Laughter of children -Others showing happiness -Jeff Goldblum impressions -Meet and greets -The feeling of blankets on cold nights -Pet names -Bacon -Old people -Disney Adults -Pears -Taylor Swift -Swifties -Root beer -Gravy -Settlers of Catan -Christmas -Vegetables -Chicken pot pie -Women touching and fanning their eyes when crying (Morman wives video) -Internet Trends -Lists of things he hates (probably, just guessing. Added Sept. 26, 2024. Before he admits it.) -Oklahoma -Atlanta -Magic the Gathering: Commande -Carnivals -Hawk Tuah -Gender reveals This list is not exhaustive, but I am exhausted so thats all for meow. I will try to come back in the future to continue with the hate update. Disclaimer:This list is in no way a judgement upon Hunter. I personally may or may not agree with all or any of the listed items. Thank you.
Yeah, Hunter sounds like when people laugh out of obligation or something. Hopefully, it's just the story, but I loved TFTGS the first time I heard it.
Add it to the "Hunter Hates Fun" evidence pool. I already figured that out when he gave up reading SCPs after realizing not all of them were scary, but Creep Cast has reenforced it tenfold. I never thought Meat Canyon of all people would come off as hating comedy-horror, but here we are.
I like this story a lot. the absurdity reminds me of Welcome to Nightvale, but way more violent. this is right up there for me right with Stolen Tongues.
This gas station sounds like it could be a stop during the ‘Left/ Right Game’. The fuel may burn slower than usual, but they will have to fill up sometime…
maybe for the first few days, but after a little bit the road sustains it more than it uses fuel. rob's car was also not very fuel efficient, none of their cars were except for maybe Ace's given how small it was
One of these days, if he's open to the idea, I'd love to see Hunter draw a character or two as the story unfolds, maybe during an episode with little dialog or something. I'm unsure if there'd be issues with IP, but I think it would be neat. Thanks for all that you do!!
Only half way through at the moment, but I really love the thought of the cultists being so serious and following these very important rules to just barely stay "in favor" of whatever supernatural force they warship, meanwhile there's this completely jaded dude at the gas station neck deep in the supernatural that he couldn't care less about.
Fun fact: When you "come to" while driving, you weren't on autopilot, your brain just decided there was so little new information that it won't bother committing it to memory, even "short term", since it's so certain it'll never make it to the "long term" memory.
@@TheBlueCray0nIsBlue yeah I've heard of many terms for it "driving hypnosis" etc. happens to me all the time, as I drive the same 12 mile route to work each day. Many times it feels like a teleport there and back. I also just finished a long road trip and when you get west of the mississippi you can lose hours of time where you just don't remember driving it.
I can't believe Hunter didn't mention his raccoon bite that caused him to have to get rabies shots over the course of a few weeks, making him have intense dreams about being an Asian woman in a war-torn country looking for her son to defend himself as to why he dislikes raccoons
This has to be by far my favorite story you guys have covered yet. I hadn't even realized 3 hours had passed once it was over. I personally think the tree using "Marvel humor" wasn't that bad considering it was only used once and worked well with the explosion punchline. 9/10
I think it's funny that the main character was absolutely tripping balls, and if the tree creature had mentally connected to him, the tree creature was probably also tripping. I love the idea of a godlike creature losing its ability to be taken seriously all because its connected to someone whos mixed meds, booze, and a blunt in the middle of it trying to cause an apocalypse.
@@trayztheholypaladanpodcasts are supposed to be listening to somebody’s commentary. if u want to listen to a read through then listen to a read through
@@trayztheholypaladan i get what you mean but also if you don't want him to give his reaction to the story then just listen or read the story from a narrator
Please read “My job is to make chicken sandwiches for the man at the window, but I’m afraid he can control fire”. It gets a little smutty, but you guys should enjoy it.
this is by far one of my favorite stories. as a overnight gas station worker who works just on the edge of town, i gotta say its definitely entertaining in a relatable way
If Isiah likes this he would LOVE Welcome to Night Vale (if he doesn't already know it). The vibes are nearly identical but instead of a as station you have a whole city with anomalous events. The world building is like this with the seemingly random and outrageous things tying in to each other but even more complex and done better (imo)
@@JonathanNormandyomg I absolutely love Welcome to Night Vale. The OP of this comment describes this very well. The mundane is crazy and crazy is mundane. It is so good. I should catch up with it again
Again, I would like to recommend, "My husband has taken our roleplay too far." It is not sexual despite what the title might suggest, and one of the most terrifying reads on no sleep
I have listened to that too! It's an interesting story And yes it's not sexual at all...from what i've heard it's actually a metaphor for toxic relationships and the psychological and emotional torture two people can put each other through in a relationship
I actually went and read through this because of the various recommendations on the subreddit and thoroughly enjoyed both, that and the second perspective from the husband's side. I don't know how it'll translate to the show, but it's DEFINITELY underrated and deserves some credit for finding a way to write an interesting twist on what is seemingly a cliche concept. I second this!!
@@baalsagol346 ..omg i just remembered a haunting line from that story "i took a little closer look and it seemed like she had an extra pair of limbs.." Horrifying text both in and out of context
Like, I thought the whole point of the podcast was to here two goofballs give their unsolicited opinions on the thing they're reading for 5 hours. If I wanted them to just read the story I could go to literally anyone else's channel. Hunter is a great voice actor, but hearing them add their thoughts as they go along is what makes this podcast entertaining.
I think it's really sweet that Hunter pretends to be invested because Isaiah's so into it. It's almost enough to convince me he isn't a swarm of grasshoppers bundled in human flesh.
To be honest the ending almost lost me but it didn't mind it when the Dark god mentioned about not knowing anything happening at the gas station. It's like we thought he's a final boss but instead it's just a chill tree creature and Benjamin blew it up😭
Yeah I honestly kind of don't mind the direction they took it. I don't know if ~I~ would've gone the whiny dark god route, but I enjoyed it for what it was, and was also grateful that it wasn't actually the be all end all of what was going on in the universe
It's good conceptually, and even the twist that he's kind of obnoxious and reasonable, but the execution of its dialogue really killed the satisfaction of the reveal. Most of the things he says are fine, the actual information he delivers, but the way he says it kinda ruins it
@@maxTheTimeSlasher that's very true. If this was the ultimate conclusion of the story, which it kinda comes off as in this format since we don't know if they'll do more on creep cast, it'd be much worse. I mean dude literally says "we are the monsters," a trope that nobody is not tired of. We'll maybe if you just said something straightforward for once Mr. Bug God they might have stopped, like just ask tell Spencer to ask hin jackass. Powerful pysychic dream god can't just write a note I guess. But either way, it's not as bad as just another thing Jack went through.
As a huge Tales from the Gas Station fan, it's soo funny to listen to you guys guessing what's going on and why 😂 The books are great (for anyone wanting to read them) and Mr.Creepypasta's narration is the best- his Jack, Jerry and Spencer voices are perfect!
My creepy Tale from the gas station that I worked at: I worked at a gas station in North Carolina for a few months, this 65+ woman came in like every day, super raspy voice, weathered skin, the kind of woman that you could tell spent the last 30 years in a bar. One day she came in, and you could tell she had a couple of drinks. She goes to pay for her things, and says "You want to know something crazy? You look exactly like my grandson." I just give a little courtesy smile, and bag up her purchase. About 4 hours later, she comes back after clearly many more drinks, and as I am ringing her items up, she says "Hey, what do you say to a roll in the hay?" I was trying to turn her down as politely as I could, but the only thing I could say was "I thought that you said I look exactly like your grandson." then she responds with "Yeah, you do. What time do you get off?" I just shudder, and lie "I have a girlfriend, sorry." to which she replies "Shame, you would never forget the things I would do to you." She was right in the end, I will never forget the trauma of that 15 second conversation.
@@fash6085 lol I worked there for about another month after that, and she came in every day still. She never mentioned it again, and neither did I. I think that gas station jobs especially night shifts are interesting, because gas stations, like in the story they are reading, are kind of an intersecting point, and the rigid structure of society loosens up a bit, so you see more people with unique lives and stories. I had conversations with all sorts of people while working there. Everyone from military and business, to pimps and dealers, and everything in between.
I'm so sorry if this sounds weird, but listening to you both tell these creepy stories makes me feel like I'm relaxing and reading them with you, like we're a group of (really weird) friends. Whenever I get to work, first thing I do is throw on CreepCast to listen to you guys, so you've gotten me through a lot of hard work days. Thank you so much, you guys! Love you both and appreciate all you do!
@@supercelllover7695 Yeah, it's just awkward when they are not both into the story, lol In the new episode of Marble Hornets, Wendigoon was so down; it got so awkward, lol We need episodes when they are both chaotic.
I love Wendigoon overthinking the punchline of Jack questioning his sanity when no one knew who he was referring to as Marlboro instead of his real name Jerry when Jack *never* called him Marlboro in front of Diego and Benjamin.
They do that a lot. Like how in the "I watch a woman" story, Isaiah kept saying "clone" revolving around the double when it was an actress and there were never any clones. Clones weren't a plotline.
Yeah, I was gonna say. There was a lot of "whooosh!" going on this episode. Also, I still don't get how Meat Canyon of all people always seems to hate horror-comedy, be it SCPs or stuff like this. Every time a story isn't dead serious or so bad it's laughable, he's just miserable. I love hunter, but bro needs to lighten up a bit when it comes to horror stories.
The STRIGOI is from Romanian folklore, Wendy! The part about the burial rights that need to be performed in order to prevent them from rising from their graves? You got that right!
It's funny how almost every culture has a creature similar to modern vampires (Jiangshi in China, Vjesci in poland, Upiór in Eastern slavkic countries, Draugr in Norse countries, etc.) but the modern Vampire/Vampyr that everything is compared to doesn't actually appear until Camilla and Dracula in the late 1800s. Not to mention that imo all of the above (including Strigoi) are way more interesting.
@@klarakrstinic4596 Yeah, that is the other supernatural creature Wendy mentioned. And I suspect that's why he assumed strigoi was Italian folklore: striga is a Latin word.
yes! there's so many cool ambiguous things like that in this story, and some fantastic moments of writing even outside of the great comedic pacing. stuff like the whole ambiguity of marlboro being a real person or a product of jack's eternally sleep-addled brain, and his seemingly increasing lack of reliability as a narrator as the story goes on. loved towards the end for example when spencer's corpse started talking to jack. it reminded me of disco elysium when you build your traits with Inland Empire as a focus, if you've ever played or seen that game played. if not, as a short explanation you play as an investigator and that specific trait in the game revolves around gut feelings and as you invest in that stat you begin experiencing things like dead bodies and inanimate objects talking to you, allowing you to basically "interview" them, even if they only talk in cryptic half-answers. point is, stories where the character you're experiencing everything through is so mentally unstable to the point of frequent hallucinations are always very cool to me.
This is like "The Big Lebowski" of creepypasta. A hilariously nonchalant main character wanders through a bunch of random, disjointed bewildering scenarios, but every part is still somehow funny and high-quality. very Coen Brothers.
No, this is the creepy pasta version of "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story". Increasingly unhinged and disjointed, yet still has an underlying plot... which also makes no sense.
He seemed super checked out to me and it was pretty off putting.. Isaiah's enthusiasm is so fun and hunter being grumpy is fine, it works with them. but being checked out just feels awkward.. like if you aren't in the mood to record then don't
Look, let hunter hate raccoons. He got bit by a rabid one and had repeated nightmares about being an Asian woman in a war torn country looking for her son.
Fine. I think he could do with some exposure therapy though. Something like what they used to do on the Maury Povich show when they had someone chase a person around with whatever they were afraid of. So either a bunch of raccoons or a person dressed up in a raccoon suit would work. Doesnt he hate furries too. It'd be like a two for one special.
I don't understand why anyone would watch your channel and NOT want the comments/stories/anecdotes from you guys. That, to me, is the whole point of watching this channel is for those great little gems of personality. In any case, all the best wishes and thank you for your efforts! :)
Poor Hunter. This is like when you meet your friend’s best friend and they have fun reminiscing the whole time while you become the nose-laughing third wheel.
It was bad the whole time, but that Dark god shit just went all the way Rick and Morty. But to be fair, you do have to have a very high IQ to understand le heckin PHILOSOPHICAL CONSEQUENTALISM.
I felt more bad for Isaiah in this one, it was like he was the only one having a very good time while Hunter was seemingly wanting to piece this together in a more focused and concise manner. Just a tonality differences between them when it comes to their narration styles, I guess, or more a difference in narration focus when it comes to reading these stories. Either way, I guess Hunter was just focused on other elements in the story, or it just wasn't his type of humor, which is fine and frankly understandable. Quirkiness and sardonic characters are the norm, and if the characters don't take the story seriously, then why should we? *SPOILERS* Especially toward the end, I realize our protagonist is Blasé af, but to be this blasé about an elder God, seems too goofy, and took all the buildup out of the story.
@@captaincrazycreative They're referring to the horror podcast The Magnus Archives (Rusty Quill is the company who made it and Jonmart is the name of a ship between two of the characters)
Or if Wendi could do a whole creep cast in the Jeff Goldbloom voice and *without raccoon hating Hunter.* I'd watch that. I might dress up as a raccoon and start stalking Hunter. If he complains about a giant raccoon going through his trash, it's just me.
Nah man, i'd pass. Was fun for one episode cause it's absolutely terrible. On the other hand, Hunter's impression's of Isaiah is ACTUALLY incredibly good!, they could do a whole episode where Hunter is Isaiah, doing his voice, while Isaiah plays hunter.
@fernandoemh hunters impression of Isaiah is way way worse than the goldbloom impression. At the very least you can tell it's a terrible goldbloom impression but other other one isn't recognizable as Isaiah even a little
i love how non-serious this story is, there's just a Gas Station with a Big Mutant Racoon, a Half Pig, Cultist, lawn gnomes appearing out of no where, Kieffer cloning hand plants, a bathroom Cowboy, hungry beast under the Gas Station and other weird paranormal stuff, and the main guy is so casual about it, like he's just "eh, must be tuesday"
italian here, wanted to make a correction about what Wendi said about Strigoi: they're actually romanian and they're the precursors for what then became vampires in folklore. I believe he confused them with the Streghi (singular Strego), which are indeed italian and believed to roam in the countrysides of Tuscany and nearby regions. Their lore is pretty obscure, the most widely accepted theory being that they are the descendants of an ancient indo-european sciamanic tradition who gather in country fields at night to dance and do rituals. If you get lost and happen to stumble into one of their gatherings, one of them will offer you a torch to help you find the way home , but the next day the torch will turn into a severed leg or arm and the Strego who helped you will come at your door to retrieve it and bring you with him unless you find a black cat born in a moonless night and a grandfather clock key. Pretty peculiar dudes. Oh, and the Strega is also italian, pretty good liquor from Benevento :)
"This is my traditional folktale monster, it's called the stroganoff... They prance in barley fields and if you meet one he'll give you an apple but the apple will turn into an eyeball in 2 moons and he'll eat your left ball unless you find a pair of left handed scissors and the Q key off a typewriter owned by a failed novelist..." Who came up with this random NONSENSE!?
I remember Gary Oldman saying it in Dracula when the wolf encounters Mina at the 'film' literally the only time I've heard that word. But I was screaming at them ITS ROMANIAN IF ANYTHING AHHHHH 😆
@@Dukedogdog i don't know if they would qualify as a cryptid tho 🧐 they're like humans with sciamanic powers more than creatures, like native american tribes but indo-europeans
Hunters reaction to this whole story was like a guy on his cellphone texting during a whole movie he doesn’t want to be watching 🤣 “huh? Oh, yeah lol” poor guy just couldn’t get into it
I love all the toxic positivity in the comments on top of it. Hunter seems CHECKED OUT. Hunter seems LOW ENERGY. Like, god, I didn't realize he's just your dancing monkey. Maybe it's just not that funny? Wendi literally spends the whole episode explaining every joke and why it's supposed to be funny.
I could sense Isaiah's internal inhale of composure when Hunter said he doesn't like racoons. These two get more and more like Bert and Ernie every day.
I was at the Dallas show when Wendiblume made his famed stage appearance and can confirm there was indeed weeping and exaltation. There was certainly not awkward silence from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. fans broken up by a smattering of laughter from the few people there who had seen Creepcast.
Was there hardbass music, guns, and vodka tho? If not, there were no S.T.A.L.K.E.R. fans there as far as I'm concerned. If you ain't hittin that Cheeki Breeki, what are you doing?
The way i describe tales from the gas station to people (because i recommend it so much) Is “Narrator works at a gas station and isnt paid enough and too tired to care about the supernatural shinanigans that happen, but because he has to, he deals with it in the most ‘uggggh, might as well’ kind of way as possible” And i love it.
12:50 raccoons are devious little aberrations and I cannot stand them. I used to keep ducks when I was a child and a raccoon broke into their enclosure and tore the head off of every single one without eating any. The fact Isaiah is a raccoon apologist wounds me deep
i’m right there with you brother. i wanna tear my hair out and scream “YOUR EXTREMITIES ARE IN DANGER!” whenever i see someone “domesticating” a raccoon 🥴 even a wildlife rehabilitation expert (who let me pet her very cute baby raccoon in the middle of a random store she was carrying him in) warned me that after 6 months there’s no guarantee that they don’t just return to being feral and go crazy on you or your kids/pets. and i KNOW she wasn’t lying, because not long after that, i found out that the family friends of my best friend had a pet raccoon who they always insisted “was domesticated and totally safe!!” (didn’t have the energy to explain that you can’t just grab an animal from outside and domesticate it in one generation) lo and behold, my best friend’s sweet dog got the entire end of her tail bitten off by that damn raccoon and (i presume) it got put down not long after 🙃 RACCOONS ARE DANGEROUS YALL!!
I think the later volumes the threats are more serious and jack just barely manages to survive most of the time. The first major "antagonist" I think is the only one that wasn't actually trying to kill jack.
Yeah, I'm hoping they do the rest of the volumes at some point. The halloween ones are especially good, and the one where they're trapped in a murder mystery dinner. I love volume one, but I agree with them that the ending falls flat and it really took me out of it when I first read it.
@@shinigamiinochi That was a set up for the books. The dark god was never intended as a culmination to the story, which is why Jack later added the shapeshifter arc. These are just excerpts from the books, not complete, independent stories and it's clear far too many people failed to realize that. That last section spells out that the dark god isn't responsible for any of it, and he doesn't even know what's behind it. The dark god is essentially the Silver Surfer spelling out that Galactus is coming, but the dark god doesn't know who Galactus is.
@@shinigamiinochithe more you read the more the dark god is revealed to have never been a major threat and is in fact an ally. Plus he becomes one of the funniest and later consistent characters in the series. And it’s just me I guess but I found the Eldrich god being relatable to be funny. That being said the joke gets funnier in retrospect because some genuinely eldrich stuff happens later.
i LOVE this story lol. The dark God being a goofy joke at the end was definitely a let down, but honestly the longer it went on plus the reveal that it has nothing to do with all the other weird stuff going on kinda saved it lol, and honestly was pretty funny to me after the initial let down. overall definitely a new favorite episode of mine lol really love the premise and characters
Completely agree, but Jack was also on caffeine, painkillers, alcohol and marihuana when the meet up with the god happened, so make of that what you will
I understand your guy's opinions about the ending (Though I personally like it.), but I do think it is important to remember that the actual books are a much more cleaned up and rearranged version of the story with more details than the blog entries. Those are more like reading the first or second draft. That isn't the ending of the first book or even the first season of the blog entries if I remember correctly. The ending of the first book has a much more climactic conclusion where it alludes to a bigger scheme at play involving Spencer and his new boss. Also, Jerry is real, Jack was just high off pain meds, pot, caffeine, and energy drinks, so he couldn't remember Jerry's real name lmao
I agree with Isaiah. Raccoons are adorable. The only time you have to worry about them having rabies is if they are out during the day or are acting aggressively. Raccoons on your porch at night looking for treats are not likely to be dangerous.
@CargodHera By the way, rabies is deadly 99.999999% of the time, even the corpses for the next five or ten years. You could dig up some bones someday and be unable to swallow water for the rest of your life. There's only been one person in history to survive rabies and it resulted in a treatment ominously called "The Milwaukee Protocol." A young girl was bitten by a rabid animal, and rather than just watching her die horribly over a period of days like usual, they induced a coma and hit her with such a devastating amount of antivirals that when she woke up, she had to learn to walk and talk again. Rabies is fucking brutal and there's no cure, period, and the only protocol has a greater than equal chance of killing you. So maybe fuck raccoons.
Okay, I can take or leave the dark god being a weenie and all that, but I did enjoy the part where the dark god was like "... What? No? I'm not responsible for those things. They're freaky."
The whole conversation feels too Marvel-y, but that last part definitely saved it for me. On the other hand, I also find it difficult to figure out how you can insert comedy into a face-to-face, 1-on-1 conversation with a serious antagonistic force of the story without doing either the Marvel conversation thing or having Jack go wacky woohoo pizza mode.
@@nellancaster They could have had the tree tick be a red herring, and it could have revealed that the raccoons or gnomes or something were the main antagonist the whole time. He still could have been a cringy edgelord, but it wouldn't have deflated the entire story as immediately.
He’s absolutely real, he just never said the name “Marlboro” to the other two so they had no idea that’s who he was talking about, when he pointed him out they said “oh jerry”
"Mayhem Mountain" is a dark and bloody rollercoaster ride (literally) that I continue to recommend. The characters are all adults, the writing is by C.K. Walker, and it is kind of brutal.
Honestly liked this one a lot. Nice change of pace. And also really like how you guys read a little bit and jump out to talk about stuff because I have a bad habit of zoning out, so you guys taking a break to talk about everything real quick helps me stay focused sometimes! Don’t change anything, love the podcast you guys are growing into.
I just ping-ponged from the new SCP video, to the "Thing In The Basement" riff, to the Stairs in the Woods, to the entire Left/Right Game, to this. I really hope I haven't just exhausted all the best episodes up-front through luck, because this has been a fantastic experience. This one, more comedic than normal as it is, is such a vibe. I'm glad 98% of this story was great, cuz' that ending scene was the lowest possible note it could have ended on. The author is clearly talented, but it turned out that the sparse memes and references elsewhere were masking a strain of brainrot that isn't acceptable in 2024. I'm very glad there are more books of this, and I hope that nothing else ever sinks to that level again.
Wendigoon and I cracking up at the same time in the story vs Hunter not being able to tell whether he was into it or not is exactly the dynamic I’m looking for
As someone who's worked at a petrol station for 4 years, I can tell you the nonchalant attitude of the protagonist is 100% accurate. These places attract strange people and events like a moth to a flame and you very quickly get used to dealing with things you'd otherwise find completely out of the norm. It's a common part of the job and so you treat it like you would the printer jamming. I would assume the author has had similar experiences because this is very relatable. Great story!
this is a great story, that part where they were like "marlboro?! who the hells that?!" and then just turned around and went "oh your the only one who calls jerry that" is great.
Asking the Cowboy if "everything is going to be okay" sounds to me like a reference to a story about a man stuck on the sidewalk. He won't move for the whole story and no one can force him to. It isn't until the end of the story that someone asks him if he is okay that he can finally break free. It was supposed to be a reference to depression or something.
Honestly probably one of the worst best stories i love. I don’t really like stories that are just “omg it’s an analogy see” but i think the descriptions and depth that story goes to saves it. Also the ending with the second moon thing was so odd and not great (i think it goes into a different story)
@@liamSlayter because he was enjoying reading it?... smh, if u dont want emotion and a reactive reader, go listen to a professional doing it. Youre watching a podcast, hes just having fun.
@@liamSlayter insufferable motherfuckers when someone finds things funny: (Also if you don't like it why are you watching? go find a narrated version since you clearly don't enjoy commentary readings lmao)
This whole story felt like the little I have seen or read about Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, which is weird considering it really doesn’t fit the mood of this podcast.
@@AarturoSc I would say this is to CreepyPasta as HGTTG is to SciFi. So I guess it depends on if you think HGTTG would fit on a sci-fi podcast. I do tend to come to this podcast for the humor so I would've expected it to work, but 20/20 hindsight if the story's already funny there isn't much for them to add, or at least that's how Hunter seemed to feel.
you may call the handling of the "dark god" a derailment, or dropping the ball, or whatever, but I thought it fit the tone of the story perfectly. The whole story was full of people or events either not taking anything seriously (Mr. narrator man), or taking it way too seriously (Benjamin beard man). So the "dark god" just being some plant deity that wants to pressure the town council into cutting back on logging fits perfectly. It's also certainly helped by the fact that he didn't even know what was going on in the gas station, besides the hand plants and Kiefers. Adding on to this. I feel like a lot of your major complaints are based on the assumption that it's supposed to be a horror story. I caught on pretty quickly that it's a spoof of horror stories. I don't think this is supposed to be horror, I think it's basically going, "what if we took a horror setting, but made a protagonist that could not care less?" Basically, it's using horror tropes for comedic purposes. Hence the "dark god" being a nature deity that deals with low light levels, and the nonchalantness of killing the same dude over and over again. The whole thing is comedy based on subverted expectations. From Jake not giving two shits about Marlboro's cult pitch, all the way up through to the conversation with the "dark god" immediately being followed up by Benjamin blowing up the underground tree
i have been recommending this one forever! - I do think this one is a nice pallet cleanser but I would love to have them read others LIKE this one - IE tales from uncle Henry farm - finding Vanessa - etc that DO have genuine horror in them - this one is much more comedy based!
I agree 100%. I would've been a little disappointed if they totally killed the mystery vibe by making it the foundational source of all the weird happenings, because I think the story does try to maintain SOME air of tension that would've been undermined by the quipy God decision, but I also thought the conversation was really fun, and I feel like they were being too hard on it out of some aversion they have to comedy being in these stories.
36:41 on the topic of being reminded of something, Another thing this reminds me of is the welcome to night vale series, which is basically a radio show/station that recounts and speaks about the happenings of a strange desert town, from the studio cat that hovers in the men’s bathroom to a ominous cloud interrupting a lil league game, it feels like the same universe almost.
@@kianhrenakreally? I think Hunter is more often the asshole lol I love them both though, they honestly feel like siblings the way they riff on each other
I work overnights at a diner and the uncanny “polite cowboy ghost” stories really are common. My kitchen is haunted. The ghost sometimes just moves things around, it hasn’t hurt anyone, but I’ve definitely seen it crawling around the floor like a demon. I think it was just trying to frighten me, as I’ve been alone in the store multiple times since and nothing has happened. I’ve brought up the idea of a seance to multiple crew members, but the consensus seems to be to leave it alone until something bad actually happens. Or maybe they think I’m crazy and are just trying to shut me up lol
@@lolaadelleJack said that the books were done, but then he published a short story called Tales from the road which seems to be a set up for something bigger
Luke warm take: One of the best parts of the show is the first 10-20 minutes where Isaiah and Hunter just trash talk each other while making overtures to getting to the subject story.
You can find readings of these stories on other channels... But nowhere else can you find 2 grown men wishing death upon the epileptic and arguing why their fans are terrorists based solely on their like of a Jeff Goldbloom impression... I wish they went longer...
I saw Hunter at a gas station in the middle of nowhere yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Galaxy Gases in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the canisters and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each one and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
Genuinely I just gotta say, I love creepcast. I listen to it whenever I do anything, and I just appreciate it, and I'm excited every sunday for whatever's next
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Thanks for doing TFTGS
I recommend "i can see ghosts when im hammered"
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I'm not very far in but I'm convinced this is a psyop against raccoons
Yessssss
12:00
Raccoons are the nicest animals ever. Very snuggly and very curious. Mama meat brains needs to fuck off with that comment
A personal favorite story. Happy to see it show up on creep cast!
Were you the guy who got exposed or was that a different creepy pasta channel?
@@americanbadger6986this is the og Mr creepy pasta
I love the audible series! You do an excellent job ❤
It was a different channel @@americanbadger6986
I am forever a follower of you🤩
So sad Hunter never mentioned that the ex convict worker Diego was in fact his elderly Mexican caretaker room mate.
But Diego doesn't speak Spanish. 😮
Probably because the name of the guy is Carlos, not Diego. They changed it
@@SundaySmiles1 whyd they change it? Seems like a weirdly insignificant thing to change for the video
@yaboideway3500 Diego is the name used in the earliest publication of the story in r/nosleep before it got changed to Carlos in later iterations.
SAME!
The gas station job didn't seem so bad until my boss came in and said it was time to milk the creature.
classic
That's one sentence, not two! >:(
@@warbossgegguz679 efficient storyteller!
Peeling flesh shirt ftw
We all living the same life for real 😭😭😭
I bumped into a guy at the local diner last night decked out in Creep cast merch. Gave him a fistbump, and told my friend who asked what it was that it was a cool podcast. The dude says, straight up, "Yeah, start with BORRASKA, its a family friendly easy intro to the podcast" LMAO what a champion
Bro is evil holy
Borrasca and Tommy taffy super light hearted and great to start with don’t read the comments tho would hate if anything got spoiled
Did he misay it or is that a typo? Either way, truly a creepcast moment of all time.
@@chilledburrito Typo, lol. I couldnt remember how to spell it and wasnt gonna go looking XD
@@TheBlueCray0nIsBlue The light hearted family show "Tommy Taffy"
This is what I imagine living in Gravity Falls is like for everyone besides the Pines Family
Yeah I was wondering if this was some kind of proto-Gravity Falls from Alex Hirsch lol
Exactly lol. Or like the show Inside Job, where everyone is so used to the supernatural that it becomes part of every day life
As a long time fan of tftgs, super duper, most of the fans are pretty convinced they're in the same universe
thank you for putting into words what this reminded me of!
The humor reminded me so much of welcome to nightvale
Hunter has no tales from gas stations. He refuses to speak to other humans in society.
Smart man
He can't get near a gas station, his fire aspect would just explode everything
the gas stations has tales of him glaring at everyone who tries to strike up a conversation tho
Do you? I don't like talking to random people either, they're weird
@@pepeepupoo do you refuse to partake in society? I think that’s a mental illness.
I love how they completely overthought Marlboro lol
Jack never referred to him as that out loud so nobody knew who he was talking about, that’s it. He’s entirely real
Ikr the over complication of his character was funny
It's because he mentioned "Tyler Durdening" him into existence and they decided that would be cooler than if it was just a gag... which it isn't.
Subversion has now become just as if not more cliche than just being straight forward, and the story was clearly making a joke about that but it went over Isaiah's head.
That's funny in itself
Yeah hes literally just Kronk from the emporers new groove
It didn't make sense for him to be anything BUT real 😂
PLEASE cover more of this. This story was a BLAST. Also a great origin story for Hunter's hispanic roommate
I'd love a part 2. The story gets wilder then now
Why aren’t you screaming I feel scammed
@@TheBlueCray0nIsBlue I’m always screaming
@ why not in all caps if you really screaming
The Dark god thing almost derailed the whole thing for me, but what kind of saved it was the idea that the god didn't understand half the crazy stuff that was going on in the gas station, meaning that the god was just another weird anomaly and wasn't really an "overarching" villain of the whole thing.
There's also more to the story after that. Like, three other books have been written, and more stuff is still coming out
@@jdsco37 yeah it is better if you think of the dark god as a red herring, because it’s not any of the crazy cosmic horrors that might still be out there, it’s just some weird mutated guy giving himself a cringe name
I liked it :(.
The god was still funny but the humor didn't fit in with the rest of the story.
For me it's how hunter was doing the over the top voice that was derailing it, sometimes less is better, normally like Hunters voice acting but sometimes he does too much, which then makes the character campy and over the top. If You don't believe read back the dark gods line to yourself in a normal way and sees if it still comes across the way it's perceived by Hunter. Sometimes when he proceives something as campy he subconsciously makes it campy by doing a campy voice acting job imo.
List of things Hunter hates:
-Gas station small talk
-Raccoons
-Correct pronunciation of words (Especially, anaconda, solemnity etc.)
-Cuddling
-"That son of a bitch at Chik-fil-A"
-Public shows of affection
-Children
-Children calling parents "Mommy" or "Daddy"
-Laughter of children
-Others showing happiness
-Jeff Goldblum impressions
-Meet and greets
-The feeling of blankets on cold nights
-Pet names
-Bacon
-Old people
-Disney Adults
-Pears
-Taylor Swift
-Swifties
-Root beer
-Gravy
-Settlers of Catan
-Christmas
-Vegetables
-Chicken pot pie
-Women touching and fanning their eyes when crying (Morman wives video)
-Internet Trends
-Lists of things he hates (probably, just guessing. Added Sept. 26, 2024. Before he admits it.)
-Oklahoma
-Atlanta
-Magic the Gathering: Commande
-Carnivals
-Hawk Tuah
-Gender reveals
This list is not exhaustive, but I am exhausted so thats all for meow. I will try to come back in the future to continue with the hate update.
Disclaimer:This list is in no way a judgement upon Hunter. I personally may or may not agree with all or any of the listed items. Thank you.
@creepcast
The best one I've seen so far
The peaceful silence of nature
Epileptics. I don't have seizures, but flashing lights do give me a headache so I'd definitely run into a flashing sign on the side of the road.
He doesn't like Settlers of Catan? That's such a fun game!!
Bro.... Isaiah is enjoying this so much, and Hunter is trying SO hard to NOT let Isaiah know he's not enjoying that much.
I'm loving it xd
That’s why they are such great friends
Yeah, Hunter sounds like when people laugh out of obligation or something. Hopefully, it's just the story, but I loved TFTGS the first time I heard it.
I was looking for this comment to make sure I wasn't the only one!
Add it to the "Hunter Hates Fun" evidence pool.
I already figured that out when he gave up reading SCPs after realizing not all of them were scary, but Creep Cast has reenforced it tenfold.
I never thought Meat Canyon of all people would come off as hating comedy-horror, but here we are.
And the Gas Station Mythos has so much in common with Hunter's humor and creations... I just don't get him sometimes.
I like this story a lot. the absurdity reminds me of Welcome to Nightvale, but way more violent. this is right up there for me right with Stolen Tongues.
I got reminded of Nightvale, too!
This gas station sounds like it could be a stop during the ‘Left/ Right Game’.
The fuel may burn slower than usual, but they will have to fill up sometime…
The crossover of my dreams 😅
@@henotic.essence”Errhm, Mrs Sharman, did you happen to notice anyone planting a fully grown tree in the Jeep’s engine bay?”
The main character was the gas station the whole time
This story is wayyyy better than
maybe for the first few days, but after a little bit the road sustains it more than it uses fuel. rob's car was also not very fuel efficient, none of their cars were except for maybe Ace's given how small it was
I love the image of Marlboro earnestly being like, "well everyone's gone....might as well lower suffering some how" and hopping behind the register
Jerry is the goat fr
One of these days, if he's open to the idea, I'd love to see Hunter draw a character or two as the story unfolds, maybe during an episode with little dialog or something. I'm unsure if there'd be issues with IP, but I think it would be neat.
Thanks for all that you do!!
Thats actually a great idea!
I second the idea. We all know he's not the best reader, and there's usually not many quotes to read out.
give the boy something to do while he listens
If they even read the rest of the series
No
Only half way through at the moment, but I really love the thought of the cultists being so serious and following these very important rules to just barely stay "in favor" of whatever supernatural force they warship, meanwhile there's this completely jaded dude at the gas station neck deep in the supernatural that he couldn't care less about.
I can't believe Wendigoon was slowly flooding his room with gasoline throughout the entire episode. Classic Wendi.
But do you think hunter is going to see the hotdog station in the background? He’s going to be livid
@@Boctiguyhonestly he’s going to flip out
Very thankful for this type of comment and not the who up creeping their cast fuckshit
@@persongu6237 Bro is allergic to fun
@@joseibarra6213bro is allergic to comments more thought out than the same repetitive garbage
Fun fact: When you "come to" while driving, you weren't on autopilot, your brain just decided there was so little new information that it won't bother committing it to memory, even "short term", since it's so certain it'll never make it to the "long term" memory.
Wtf that happens to people
@TheBlueCray0nIsBlue yep it does go on a long drive half way thru try to remember what you saw and hour earlier.
"AWW THIS IS BORING, I WON'T WASTE MEGABYTES OF MEMORY WITH THIS CRAP"
@@TheBlueCray0nIsBlue yeah I've heard of many terms for it "driving hypnosis" etc. happens to me all the time, as I drive the same 12 mile route to work each day. Many times it feels like a teleport there and back. I also just finished a long road trip and when you get west of the mississippi you can lose hours of time where you just don't remember driving it.
@@TheBlueCray0nIsBlue Yep, it's called highway hypnosis and it's a pretty common example of non-pathological dissociation.
I can't believe Hunter didn't mention his raccoon bite that caused him to have to get rabies shots over the course of a few weeks, making him have intense dreams about being an Asian woman in a war-torn country looking for her son to defend himself as to why he dislikes raccoons
I feel like he completely forgot about it already. I think it was also at a gas station too lol
@@abbym237the shots he had also gave him the ability to control fire, idk how he could forget something like that
People are going to think you made this up but this really happened to Hunter lmao
I LITERALLY JUST COMMENTED THIS LMFAOOO
if anyone wants to hear the full story it’s hilarious check out stretch and fade episode 12 at the 13:56 mark
This has to be by far my favorite story you guys have covered yet. I hadn't even realized 3 hours had passed once it was over. I personally think the tree using "Marvel humor" wasn't that bad considering it was only used once and worked well with the explosion punchline. 9/10
I think it's funny that the main character was absolutely tripping balls, and if the tree creature had mentally connected to him, the tree creature was probably also tripping.
I love the idea of a godlike creature losing its ability to be taken seriously all because its connected to someone whos mixed meds, booze, and a blunt in the middle of it trying to cause an apocalypse.
Wendigoon after reading a single word: “that was the funniest thing I’ve ever read”
Hunter: “haha yeah 😐”
Nah ppl are saying this but hunter is just locked into the story
@@trayztheholypaladanlet the man be himself
@@trayztheholypaladan wdym? We ARE listening
this is a podcast, not a narration. Go watch MrCreepyPasta for that
@@trayztheholypaladanpodcasts are supposed to be listening to somebody’s commentary. if u want to listen to a read through then listen to a read through
@@trayztheholypaladan i get what you mean but also if you don't want him to give his reaction to the story then just listen or read the story from a narrator
Please read “My job is to make chicken sandwiches for the man at the window, but I’m afraid he can control fire”.
It gets a little smutty, but you guys should enjoy it.
an underrated classic
Lmoa
A title like that that how does it get smutty?
@@Simply_Americanhe can control fire, how could it not get smutty?
Dude I actually thought for a few seconds that its unironic lol. Then I scrolled down and was like fire ? ooooh
this is by far one of my favorite stories. as a overnight gas station worker who works just on the edge of town, i gotta say its definitely entertaining in a relatable way
that's so cool, don't let your imagination get away from you tho hahaha
HIGHLY recommend the book series highly highly
This is definitely more of a comedy story than a horror
I agree I love this one. I didn’t think they’d do it cause it is more on the goofy side.
Not an over night gas station worker but same, I love the series and I devoured the novels lol
If Isiah likes this he would LOVE Welcome to Night Vale (if he doesn't already know it). The vibes are nearly identical but instead of a as station you have a whole city with anomalous events. The world building is like this with the seemingly random and outrageous things tying in to each other but even more complex and done better (imo)
Very intriguing name. Is this a book, or a show? Or is it also a reddit story?
@JonathanNormandy it's a podcast! If you like this story I highly recommend it!
@@arareshay Cool! I'll definitely check it out. Stories like these have always been my favorite. Kinda reminds me of Gravity Falls.
@@JonathanNormandyomg I absolutely love Welcome to Night Vale. The OP of this comment describes this very well.
The mundane is crazy and crazy is mundane. It is so good. I should catch up with it again
That's exactly what I thought!!
Again, I would like to recommend, "My husband has taken our roleplay too far."
It is not sexual despite what the title might suggest, and one of the most terrifying reads on no sleep
I have listened to that too! It's an interesting story
And yes it's not sexual at all...from what i've heard it's actually a metaphor for toxic relationships and the psychological and emotional torture two people can put each other through in a relationship
I actually went and read through this because of the various recommendations on the subreddit and thoroughly enjoyed both, that and the second perspective from the husband's side. I don't know how it'll translate to the show, but it's DEFINITELY underrated and deserves some credit for finding a way to write an interesting twist on what is seemingly a cliche concept. I second this!!
This was so good omfg I stopped to read it because of your comment and I just am jaw to the floor 😂
@@baalsagol346 ..omg i just remembered a haunting line from that story
"i took a little closer look and it seemed like she had an extra pair of limbs.."
Horrifying text both in and out of context
Y
I disagree with anyone saying they should just read and not talk about the story. Wendigoon and Meat's opinions are really interesting to me.
Like, I thought the whole point of the podcast was to here two goofballs give their unsolicited opinions on the thing they're reading for 5 hours. If I wanted them to just read the story I could go to literally anyone else's channel. Hunter is a great voice actor, but hearing them add their thoughts as they go along is what makes this podcast entertaining.
I agree. If you want someone to just read a creepy pasta, then listen to one of the thousand creepy pasta channels out there.
If they just read it I wouldn’t watch the pod.
Nobody said that 😊
I agree. I don’t think there are enough people making videos talking about it. This is refreshing and could help it get more attention
Oh my God, they killed Kieffer! You bast- oh wait never mind he’s back.
Oh hi south park man
Where the fuck do these Kieffers keep coming from 🤣
Ayoooooooo!!! Love your videos
Why is this the only joke I expect you to make
I can't think of anyone better to make this joke.
not to be super serious in the creep comments but i personally love the tangents and stuff, pls never stop
I think it's really sweet that Hunter pretends to be invested because Isaiah's so into it. It's almost enough to convince me he isn't a swarm of grasshoppers bundled in human flesh.
No way dude, that's impossible.
If he was a bunch of grasshoppers how would he be able to control fire?
@@e-tan3911😐
@@e-tan3911that’s actually a crazy harmful stereotype, some grasshoppers can
Wow, didn't know we were reading Meat Canyon's personal story of how he met Diego and why he doesn't like talking to people at gas stations today.
To be honest the ending almost lost me but it didn't mind it when the Dark god mentioned about not knowing anything happening at the gas station.
It's like we thought he's a final boss but instead it's just a chill tree creature and Benjamin blew it up😭
It lost me, but honestly already the comment of why does a dark good speek like an internet troll got me back onto where the story was going
Yeah I honestly kind of don't mind the direction they took it. I don't know if ~I~ would've gone the whiny dark god route, but I enjoyed it for what it was, and was also grateful that it wasn't actually the be all end all of what was going on in the universe
It's good conceptually, and even the twist that he's kind of obnoxious and reasonable, but the execution of its dialogue really killed the satisfaction of the reveal. Most of the things he says are fine, the actual information he delivers, but the way he says it kinda ruins it
@@hillbillypowpowto be fair, I would have hated it if there aren't more episodes but this just feels like a start of the story.
@@maxTheTimeSlasher that's very true. If this was the ultimate conclusion of the story, which it kinda comes off as in this format since we don't know if they'll do more on creep cast, it'd be much worse. I mean dude literally says "we are the monsters," a trope that nobody is not tired of. We'll maybe if you just said something straightforward for once Mr. Bug God they might have stopped, like just ask tell Spencer to ask hin jackass. Powerful pysychic dream god can't just write a note I guess. But either way, it's not as bad as just another thing Jack went through.
As a huge Tales from the Gas Station fan, it's soo funny to listen to you guys guessing what's going on and why 😂 The books are great (for anyone wanting to read them) and Mr.Creepypasta's narration is the best- his Jack, Jerry and Spencer voices are perfect!
This isn’t even supernatural, it’s just a normal gas station
As a gas station employee, I can confirm this
As a gas station racoon, I agree
My creepy Tale from the gas station that I worked at: I worked at a gas station in North Carolina for a few months, this 65+ woman came in like every day, super raspy voice, weathered skin, the kind of woman that you could tell spent the last 30 years in a bar. One day she came in, and you could tell she had a couple of drinks. She goes to pay for her things, and says "You want to know something crazy? You look exactly like my grandson." I just give a little courtesy smile, and bag up her purchase.
About 4 hours later, she comes back after clearly many more drinks, and as I am ringing her items up, she says "Hey, what do you say to a roll in the hay?" I was trying to turn her down as politely as I could, but the only thing I could say was "I thought that you said I look exactly like your grandson." then she responds with "Yeah, you do. What time do you get off?" I just shudder, and lie "I have a girlfriend, sorry." to which she replies "Shame, you would never forget the things I would do to you."
She was right in the end, I will never forget the trauma of that 15 second conversation.
@@Arealdruid why yall americans always making gas station jobs look interesting, also did you see her after that?
@@fash6085 lol I worked there for about another month after that, and she came in every day still. She never mentioned it again, and neither did I.
I think that gas station jobs especially night shifts are interesting, because gas stations, like in the story they are reading, are kind of an intersecting point, and the rigid structure of society loosens up a bit, so you see more people with unique lives and stories.
I had conversations with all sorts of people while working there. Everyone from military and business, to pimps and dealers, and everything in between.
Hunter is like a mom sitting through 3 hours of "mom watch this!" while Isaiah excitedly narrates three hours of exposition that goes nowhere.
😂😂😂😂 yes!
Yeah, Hunter definitely puts off "where's my franzia" vibes
The way Isaiah just repeats every joke back to the audience and explains why it’s funny 😂
Hahahaha
@@VincentVanBro Or the way Hunter's chuckles get less enthusiastic and more "why did I ever tell the fans they were wrong for shutting this man up"
My creep? Casted. My flabbers? Gasted.
relatable
bars
gas? stationed. gas? lighted
You really should get that checked out
@@terrapin6 Gas? Galaxy
I'm so sorry if this sounds weird, but listening to you both tell these creepy stories makes me feel like I'm relaxing and reading them with you, like we're a group of (really weird) friends. Whenever I get to work, first thing I do is throw on CreepCast to listen to you guys, so you've gotten me through a lot of hard work days. Thank you so much, you guys! Love you both and appreciate all you do!
i love how hunter gives those pity laughs while Wendigoon is laughing his ass off
😂 i know exactly what you're talking abt without even watching this video.
I always feel so uncomfortable while this happens 😭😭
@@supercelllover7695 Yeah, it's just awkward when they are not both into the story, lol
In the new episode of Marble Hornets, Wendigoon was so down; it got so awkward, lol
We need episodes when they are both chaotic.
I love Wendigoon overthinking the punchline of Jack questioning his sanity when no one knew who he was referring to as Marlboro instead of his real name Jerry when Jack *never* called him Marlboro in front of Diego and Benjamin.
Right that kinda annoyed me, like dude he’s real. 🤣🤣
They do that a lot. Like how in the "I watch a woman" story, Isaiah kept saying "clone" revolving around the double when it was an actress and there were never any clones. Clones weren't a plotline.
Yeah, I was gonna say.
There was a lot of "whooosh!" going on this episode.
Also, I still don't get how Meat Canyon of all people always seems to hate horror-comedy, be it SCPs or stuff like this. Every time a story isn't dead serious or so bad it's laughable, he's just miserable.
I love hunter, but bro needs to lighten up a bit when it comes to horror stories.
Yeah they were so convinced that the throw away line of him being Tyler Durden actually meant something 😂 They were reading into it way too much
@@warbossgegguz679thats just his preference yo
The STRIGOI is from Romanian folklore, Wendy! The part about the burial rights that need to be performed in order to prevent them from rising from their graves? You got that right!
I was scrolling looking for this comment!
It's funny how almost every culture has a creature similar to modern vampires (Jiangshi in China, Vjesci in poland, Upiór in Eastern slavkic countries, Draugr in Norse countries, etc.) but the modern Vampire/Vampyr that everything is compared to doesn't actually appear until Camilla and Dracula in the late 1800s.
Not to mention that imo all of the above (including Strigoi) are way more interesting.
I knew this because i watched the Strain!
Striga or Štriga is also a type of witch or possessed woman in eastern European mythology
@@klarakrstinic4596 Yeah, that is the other supernatural creature Wendy mentioned. And I suspect that's why he assumed strigoi was Italian folklore: striga is a Latin word.
I would like to request a MeatCanyon animated video of Creep Cast but with Hunter laughing nervously while forced to hear Isaiah read.
I like the implication that it isn't the gas station at the edge of A town, it's entirely supernatural and exist at the edge of EVERY town
yes! there's so many cool ambiguous things like that in this story, and some fantastic moments of writing even outside of the great comedic pacing. stuff like the whole ambiguity of marlboro being a real person or a product of jack's eternally sleep-addled brain, and his seemingly increasing lack of reliability as a narrator as the story goes on. loved towards the end for example when spencer's corpse started talking to jack. it reminded me of disco elysium when you build your traits with Inland Empire as a focus, if you've ever played or seen that game played. if not, as a short explanation you play as an investigator and that specific trait in the game revolves around gut feelings and as you invest in that stat you begin experiencing things like dead bodies and inanimate objects talking to you, allowing you to basically "interview" them, even if they only talk in cryptic half-answers. point is, stories where the character you're experiencing everything through is so mentally unstable to the point of frequent hallucinations are always very cool to me.
It's a gas station that is in one town. The but it's in a part where many travelers get lost in and wind up there.
“Oh my god, you killed Kieffer!”
“You bastards!”
Member South Park?
Was looking for this comment.
As the story kept going I kept thinking that
He can't kief getting away with this!
This made me choke on my drink I laughed so hard, sick reference!
This is like "The Big Lebowski" of creepypasta. A hilariously nonchalant main character wanders through a bunch of random, disjointed bewildering scenarios, but every part is still somehow funny and high-quality. very Coen Brothers.
The Bathroom Cowboy definitely reminded me of Sam Elliot from Lebowski's last scene
@@zoidbergsnrsee I keep imagining the cowboy from Mulholland Drive. Very David lynch.
Its like if they mixed The X-Files and Twin Peaks together.
The alley from The Big Lebowski is pretty back roomsy
No, this is the creepy pasta version of "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story". Increasingly unhinged and disjointed, yet still has an underlying plot... which also makes no sense.
2:51:17 close enough... welcome back Bill Cypher!
Hunter being audibly bored but trying to politely hide it was the highlight of this episode XD
It was kinda like Wendi was an excited kid showing Papa his story he wrote at school :')
The slow decline in his sympathy laughs was art. And then voicing the entity as Nicocado Avocado…
I didn’t get that impression personally
He seemed super checked out to me and it was pretty off putting.. Isaiah's enthusiasm is so fun and hunter being grumpy is fine, it works with them. but being checked out just feels awkward.. like if you aren't in the mood to record then don't
This story embodies dumbass Reddit “subversive” humor, that’s the problem
"Things are weird and thats just how it is" gotta be my fave genre, this gave me big Welcome to Nightvale vibes.
That's all I could think about, I'm glad someone else thought so too
💯
yessss I was thinking that the whole time 😭👍
Look, let hunter hate raccoons. He got bit by a rabid one and had repeated nightmares about being an Asian woman in a war torn country looking for her son.
Fine. I think he could do with some exposure therapy though. Something like what they used to do on the Maury Povich show when they had someone chase a person around with whatever they were afraid of. So either a bunch of raccoons or a person dressed up in a raccoon suit would work. Doesnt he hate furries too. It'd be like a two for one special.
I remember that. He was kind of emotional talking about it! Tbh I took it seriously when he first spoke about it
@@ContactsNfiltershe’s actually very fond of furries, all things considered, he says every time he’s met one they’ve been good kind people
What video is this from
@@ContactsNfilters2 fur 1
I don't understand why anyone would watch your channel and NOT want the comments/stories/anecdotes from you guys. That, to me, is the whole point of watching this channel is for those great little gems of personality. In any case, all the best wishes and thank you for your efforts! :)
What they wanted to reference but never did was “Welcome to Night Vale.”
Another contender could also be "my property isnt normal"
HOLY SHIT WELCOME TO NIGHTVALE MENTIONED
Yessss ❤
@deadeye537 they gotta do that one!
Night vale is pretty corny tho
You guys should absolutely read the “I work at an amusement park, only half of the monsters here are paid actors” it’s definitely one of my favorites
Reminds me of the goosebumps books about the monster amusement park
@@msandrieHorrorland
The cowboy from that one seems very similar to the one from this story, to the point where one definitely inspired the other
@alyssamichaela do you mean the like choose your own adventure Haunted Carnival goosebumps book? If so you are goated for knowing about that one😂
@@SovereignSmurf that’s what made me think about it
I highly recommend the well known creepypasta “The boy in the Drive-Thru knows I can control fire”
Followed by “My new computer is talking back to me”. A real good story that I did not see the twist coming. Winslow was terrifying
@Boctiguy dang I can't find either on TH-cam when searching them
@@ryangreekas5365
Lul.
Hunters lack of whimsy is very evident this episode
Poor Hunter. This is like when you meet your friend’s best friend and they have fun reminiscing the whole time while you become the nose-laughing third wheel.
It was bad the whole time, but that Dark god shit just went all the way Rick and Morty. But to be fair, you do have to have a very high IQ to understand le heckin PHILOSOPHICAL CONSEQUENTALISM.
I mean he liked it he just didnt audibly laugh that was his stop pausing voice
I felt more bad for Isaiah in this one, it was like he was the only one having a very good time while Hunter was seemingly wanting to piece this together in a more focused and concise manner. Just a tonality differences between them when it comes to their narration styles, I guess, or more a difference in narration focus when it comes to reading these stories. Either way, I guess Hunter was just focused on other elements in the story, or it just wasn't his type of humor, which is fine and frankly understandable. Quirkiness and sardonic characters are the norm, and if the characters don't take the story seriously, then why should we?
*SPOILERS*
Especially toward the end, I realize our protagonist is Blasé af, but to be this blasé about an elder God, seems too goofy, and took all the buildup out of the story.
@@InVinoVeratas The story sucked from the start. Isaiah had to explain every joke because they're not fucking funny.
It reminds me a lot of Welcome to Nightvale with the whole “insane horror happening around me but this is just a typical Tuesday”
And the unreliable narrator...
Rusty Quill mentioned we should make Jonmart fanart of Papa and Wendi making out
@@interestingusername306 omg fellow Magnus Archives fan!!
@@interestingusername306
Wait is this joke or did I miss something
@@captaincrazycreative They're referring to the horror podcast The Magnus Archives (Rusty Quill is the company who made it and Jonmart is the name of a ship between two of the characters)
The 17 hour video of cut Jeff Goldblum impressions would be an excellent Christmas present
Or if Wendi could do a whole creep cast in the Jeff Goldbloom voice and *without raccoon hating Hunter.* I'd watch that. I might dress up as a raccoon and start stalking Hunter. If he complains about a giant raccoon going through his trash, it's just me.
Just archive the footage and release it whenever the podcast ends
Nah man, i'd pass. Was fun for one episode cause it's absolutely terrible. On the other hand, Hunter's impression's of Isaiah is ACTUALLY incredibly good!, they could do a whole episode where Hunter is Isaiah, doing his voice, while Isaiah plays hunter.
@fernandoemh hunters impression of Isaiah is way way worse than the goldbloom impression. At the very least you can tell it's a terrible goldbloom impression but other other one isn't recognizable as Isaiah even a little
i love how non-serious this story is, there's just a Gas Station with a Big Mutant Racoon, a Half Pig, Cultist, lawn gnomes appearing out of no where, Kieffer cloning hand plants, a bathroom Cowboy, hungry beast under the Gas Station and other weird paranormal stuff, and the main guy is so casual about it, like he's just "eh, must be tuesday"
italian here, wanted to make a correction about what Wendi said about Strigoi: they're actually romanian and they're the precursors for what then became vampires in folklore. I believe he confused them with the Streghi (singular Strego), which are indeed italian and believed to roam in the countrysides of Tuscany and nearby regions. Their lore is pretty obscure, the most widely accepted theory being that they are the descendants of an ancient indo-european sciamanic tradition who gather in country fields at night to dance and do rituals. If you get lost and happen to stumble into one of their gatherings, one of them will offer you a torch to help you find the way home , but the next day the torch will turn into a severed leg or arm and the Strego who helped you will come at your door to retrieve it and bring you with him unless you find a black cat born in a moonless night and a grandfather clock key. Pretty peculiar dudes.
Oh, and the Strega is also italian, pretty good liquor from Benevento :)
"This is my traditional folktale monster, it's called the stroganoff... They prance in barley fields and if you meet one he'll give you an apple but the apple will turn into an eyeball in 2 moons and he'll eat your left ball unless you find a pair of left handed scissors and the Q key off a typewriter owned by a failed novelist..."
Who came up with this random NONSENSE!?
@@greatclubsandwich5612 💀💀💀
I remember Gary Oldman saying it in Dracula when the wolf encounters Mina at the 'film' literally the only time I've heard that word. But I was screaming at them ITS ROMANIAN IF ANYTHING AHHHHH 😆
Lmao I love this! What a fun idea for a cryptid. I love the torch turning into a leg, the need for a very specific cat and key.
So fun❤
@@Dukedogdog i don't know if they would qualify as a cryptid tho 🧐 they're like humans with sciamanic powers more than creatures, like native american tribes but indo-europeans
Hunters reaction to this whole story was like a guy on his cellphone texting during a whole movie he doesn’t want to be watching 🤣 “huh? Oh, yeah lol” poor guy just couldn’t get into it
it's a hard story to get into.. the joke gets old pretty fast
@@Freund2300It's a matter of taste I absolutely love this but I understand why he doesn't.
Yeah hunter seemed over it 😂 was a good story but yeah he was very low energy this episode
I love all the toxic positivity in the comments on top of it. Hunter seems CHECKED OUT. Hunter seems LOW ENERGY. Like, god, I didn't realize he's just your dancing monkey. Maybe it's just not that funny? Wendi literally spends the whole episode explaining every joke and why it's supposed to be funny.
@@Freund2300yeah the author is basically just throwing random ideas out there nonchalantly. There’s no risk to get the reader hooked
What kind of sick freak doesn't want Wendigoon and Papa Meats personalities in the freaking video? The damn tangents are why I tune in every week!
little detail i noticed Kieffer is really close to the german word for Pine (Kiefer) so him being the plant was only a mild surprise.
I could sense Isaiah's internal inhale of composure when Hunter said he doesn't like racoons. These two get more and more like Bert and Ernie every day.
I was at the Dallas show when Wendiblume made his famed stage appearance and can confirm there was indeed weeping and exaltation. There was certainly not awkward silence from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. fans broken up by a smattering of laughter from the few people there who had seen Creepcast.
Was there hardbass music, guns, and vodka tho?
If not, there were no S.T.A.L.K.E.R. fans there as far as I'm concerned.
If you ain't hittin that Cheeki Breeki, what are you doing?
The way i describe tales from the gas station to people (because i recommend it so much)
Is
“Narrator works at a gas station and isnt paid enough and too tired to care about the supernatural shinanigans that happen, but because he has to, he deals with it in the most ‘uggggh, might as well’ kind of way as possible”
And i love it.
Please don't harass your friends with this Rick and Morty slop, they deserve better.
12:50 raccoons are devious little aberrations and I cannot stand them. I used to keep ducks when I was a child and a raccoon broke into their enclosure and tore the head off of every single one without eating any. The fact Isaiah is a raccoon apologist wounds me deep
Have you considered that maybe that was a horror monster (i.e "the creature") and not a normal raccoon?
I think it was a lovecraftian creature or a crackhead
@@butofcourse I’m can’t believe Ben Drowned Goldblum would do my ducks like that
i’m right there with you brother. i wanna tear my hair out and scream “YOUR EXTREMITIES ARE IN DANGER!” whenever i see someone “domesticating” a raccoon 🥴 even a wildlife rehabilitation expert (who let me pet her very cute baby raccoon in the middle of a random store she was carrying him in) warned me that after 6 months there’s no guarantee that they don’t just return to being feral and go crazy on you or your kids/pets. and i KNOW she wasn’t lying, because not long after that, i found out that the family friends of my best friend had a pet raccoon who they always insisted “was domesticated and totally safe!!” (didn’t have the energy to explain that you can’t just grab an animal from outside and domesticate it in one generation) lo and behold, my best friend’s sweet dog got the entire end of her tail bitten off by that damn raccoon and (i presume) it got put down not long after 🙃 RACCOONS ARE DANGEROUS YALL!!
I think the later volumes the threats are more serious and jack just barely manages to survive most of the time. The first major "antagonist" I think is the only one that wasn't actually trying to kill jack.
Yeah, I'm hoping they do the rest of the volumes at some point. The halloween ones are especially good, and the one where they're trapped in a murder mystery dinner. I love volume one, but I agree with them that the ending falls flat and it really took me out of it when I first read it.
@@shinigamiinochi That was a set up for the books. The dark god was never intended as a culmination to the story, which is why Jack later added the shapeshifter arc. These are just excerpts from the books, not complete, independent stories and it's clear far too many people failed to realize that. That last section spells out that the dark god isn't responsible for any of it, and he doesn't even know what's behind it. The dark god is essentially the Silver Surfer spelling out that Galactus is coming, but the dark god doesn't know who Galactus is.
I do love how Jack and Jeremy become so numb to the weirdness that even when in an underground torture room, they barely care or take it seriously.
@@shinigamiinochithe more you read the more the dark god is revealed to have never been a major threat and is in fact an ally. Plus he becomes one of the funniest and later consistent characters in the series.
And it’s just me I guess but I found the Eldrich god being relatable to be funny. That being said the joke gets funnier in retrospect because some genuinely eldrich stuff happens later.
@@Nightmare-pj4fgit was fine I just think a lot of these ppl need to lighten up.
I love how Hunter sounds kinda bored while Isaiah is genuinely so tickled by the story lol
I think that's just Hunter's normal tone
Those are their personalities.
Hunter has dry humor lol
@@MatthewPherigo Yeah, for sure
Hunter hates fun further confirmed.
i LOVE this story lol. The dark God being a goofy joke at the end was definitely a let down, but honestly the longer it went on plus the reveal that it has nothing to do with all the other weird stuff going on kinda saved it lol, and honestly was pretty funny to me after the initial let down. overall definitely a new favorite episode of mine lol really love the premise and characters
Completely agree, but Jack was also on caffeine, painkillers, alcohol and marihuana when the meet up with the god happened, so make of that what you will
Well there are apparently much more they didn’t read and whole books so this is probably not the intended ending.
I understand your guy's opinions about the ending (Though I personally like it.), but I do think it is important to remember that the actual books are a much more cleaned up and rearranged version of the story with more details than the blog entries. Those are more like reading the first or second draft. That isn't the ending of the first book or even the first season of the blog entries if I remember correctly. The ending of the first book has a much more climactic conclusion where it alludes to a bigger scheme at play involving Spencer and his new boss.
Also, Jerry is real, Jack was just high off pain meds, pot, caffeine, and energy drinks, so he couldn't remember Jerry's real name lmao
I agree with Isaiah. Raccoons are adorable. The only time you have to worry about them having rabies is if they are out during the day or are acting aggressively. Raccoons on your porch at night looking for treats are not likely to be dangerous.
"Not likely" So youre saying its still possible?
They will absolutely shred your cat though if they're pissy.
Literally rip it apart.
So be careful with your pets.
@CargodHera By the way, rabies is deadly 99.999999% of the time, even the corpses for the next five or ten years. You could dig up some bones someday and be unable to swallow water for the rest of your life.
There's only been one person in history to survive rabies and it resulted in a treatment ominously called "The Milwaukee Protocol."
A young girl was bitten by a rabid animal, and rather than just watching her die horribly over a period of days like usual, they induced a coma and hit her with such a devastating amount of antivirals that when she woke up, she had to learn to walk and talk again.
Rabies is fucking brutal and there's no cure, period, and the only protocol has a greater than equal chance of killing you. So maybe fuck raccoons.
I love the little grabbies they have for hands.
@@nouhorni3229my Maine coon would eat a raccoon alive
Okay, I can take or leave the dark god being a weenie and all that, but I did enjoy the part where the dark god was like "... What? No? I'm not responsible for those things. They're freaky."
The whole conversation feels too Marvel-y, but that last part definitely saved it for me.
On the other hand, I also find it difficult to figure out how you can insert comedy into a face-to-face, 1-on-1 conversation with a serious antagonistic force of the story without doing either the Marvel conversation thing or having Jack go wacky woohoo pizza mode.
@@nellancaster They could have had the tree tick be a red herring, and it could have revealed that the raccoons or gnomes or something were the main antagonist the whole time. He still could have been a cringy edgelord, but it wouldn't have deflated the entire story as immediately.
@@DontasticatsThere is more so many there is something to it
@@Dontasticats The Dark God is a red herring. This story is super long and there's a lot more to it than this.
@@DontasticatsIn the books there’s something else that ends the first arc after the Dark God and does exactly what you said.
The over complication of Jerry’s existence was hilarious. He’s real imo
He’s absolutely real, he just never said the name “Marlboro” to the other two so they had no idea that’s who he was talking about, when he pointed him out they said “oh jerry”
He's always been real he's a dude who just gets called something else.
Marlboro is Jerry. Just called the name Jack named him in his own head
It really wasn't. It honestly ruined the end of arguably their best podcast
Yeah, I didn't get where they thought he was a hallucination. Cause we know he actually did stuff.
Just another case of them not understanding what they're reading lol.
"Mayhem Mountain" is a dark and bloody rollercoaster ride (literally) that I continue to recommend. The characters are all adults, the writing is by C.K. Walker, and it is kind of brutal.
Honestly liked this one a lot. Nice change of pace. And also really like how you guys read a little bit and jump out to talk about stuff because I have a bad habit of zoning out, so you guys taking a break to talk about everything real quick helps me stay focused sometimes! Don’t change anything, love the podcast you guys are growing into.
Hunter doesnt like : holding hands,cuddling,someone asking about his car plate,raccoons,his father(mother possibly too),old people,jeff the killer
bacon and petnames
Children too!!!
Forgot fun.
Raw pears and the silence of nature
Daddy Meatus doesn’t like Clerks/Reaper style stories about Gas Stations :(
This is like watching a dad awkwardly laugh at cartoons his son is showing him
Omg bro
LMFAO 😭
I just ping-ponged from the new SCP video, to the "Thing In The Basement" riff, to the Stairs in the Woods, to the entire Left/Right Game, to this. I really hope I haven't just exhausted all the best episodes up-front through luck, because this has been a fantastic experience. This one, more comedic than normal as it is, is such a vibe.
I'm glad 98% of this story was great, cuz' that ending scene was the lowest possible note it could have ended on. The author is clearly talented, but it turned out that the sparse memes and references elsewhere were masking a strain of brainrot that isn't acceptable in 2024. I'm very glad there are more books of this, and I hope that nothing else ever sinks to that level again.
Wendigoon and I cracking up at the same time in the story vs Hunter not being able to tell whether he was into it or not is exactly the dynamic I’m looking for
As someone who's worked at a petrol station for 4 years, I can tell you the nonchalant attitude of the protagonist is 100% accurate. These places attract strange people and events like a moth to a flame and you very quickly get used to dealing with things you'd otherwise find completely out of the norm. It's a common part of the job and so you treat it like you would the printer jamming. I would assume the author has had similar experiences because this is very relatable. Great story!
Wendigoon: "I hate that chat bot voice it made me so angry."
Also wendigoon: the absolute worst Jeff golblume impression I've ever imagined possible
Worst?
@@SeanHirukiworst.
Worst!
this is a great story, that part where they were like "marlboro?! who the hells that?!" and then just turned around and went "oh your the only one who calls jerry that" is great.
Asking the Cowboy if "everything is going to be okay" sounds to me like a reference to a story about a man stuck on the sidewalk. He won't move for the whole story and no one can force him to. It isn't until the end of the story that someone asks him if he is okay that he can finally break free. It was supposed to be a reference to depression or something.
Honestly probably one of the worst best stories i love. I don’t really like stories that are just “omg it’s an analogy see” but i think the descriptions and depth that story goes to saves it. Also the ending with the second moon thing was so odd and not great (i think it goes into a different story)
Isaiah was having the time of his life while Hunter was like “yeah… haha 😐”
Isaiah made this episode unbearable to watch
@@liamSlayter because he was enjoying reading it?... smh, if u dont want emotion and a reactive reader, go listen to a professional doing it. Youre watching a podcast, hes just having fun.
@@liamSlayter insufferable motherfuckers when someone finds things funny:
(Also if you don't like it why are you watching? go find a narrated version since you clearly don't enjoy commentary readings lmao)
@@liamSlayterbe nice dude he’s enjoying the story
@@liamSlayterthese begrudging, un-constuctive criticisms are cringe to come across, so I guess we're even.
I feel like I just watched someone read Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and get really pissed off about 42 being the answer.
This whole story felt like the little I have seen or read about Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, which is weird considering it really doesn’t fit the mood of this podcast.
@@AarturoSc I would say this is to CreepyPasta as HGTTG is to SciFi. So I guess it depends on if you think HGTTG would fit on a sci-fi podcast. I do tend to come to this podcast for the humor so I would've expected it to work, but 20/20 hindsight if the story's already funny there isn't much for them to add, or at least that's how Hunter seemed to feel.
This whole story felt like if the stairs in the woods was written with the same tone as class of ‘09, it was alright
"Hunter have you heard of this?"
"No, no, I have never heard of anything."
That cracked me up. :D They are so funny together :D
“I refuse to talk to any of you things, you’re all dangerous.”
you may call the handling of the "dark god" a derailment, or dropping the ball, or whatever, but I thought it fit the tone of the story perfectly. The whole story was full of people or events either not taking anything seriously (Mr. narrator man), or taking it way too seriously (Benjamin beard man). So the "dark god" just being some plant deity that wants to pressure the town council into cutting back on logging fits perfectly. It's also certainly helped by the fact that he didn't even know what was going on in the gas station, besides the hand plants and Kiefers.
Adding on to this. I feel like a lot of your major complaints are based on the assumption that it's supposed to be a horror story. I caught on pretty quickly that it's a spoof of horror stories. I don't think this is supposed to be horror, I think it's basically going, "what if we took a horror setting, but made a protagonist that could not care less?" Basically, it's using horror tropes for comedic purposes. Hence the "dark god" being a nature deity that deals with low light levels, and the nonchalantness of killing the same dude over and over again. The whole thing is comedy based on subverted expectations. From Jake not giving two shits about Marlboro's cult pitch, all the way up through to the conversation with the "dark god" immediately being followed up by Benjamin blowing up the underground tree
i have been recommending this one forever! - I do think this one is a nice pallet cleanser but I would love to have them read others LIKE this one - IE
tales from uncle Henry farm - finding Vanessa - etc that DO have genuine horror in them - this one is much more comedy based!
exactly how i felt. it may be harsh but listening to them take the story so seriously made me cringe lol
I agree 100%. I would've been a little disappointed if they totally killed the mystery vibe by making it the foundational source of all the weird happenings, because I think the story does try to maintain SOME air of tension that would've been undermined by the quipy God decision, but I also thought the conversation was really fun, and I feel like they were being too hard on it out of some aversion they have to comedy being in these stories.
Exactly. I was so confused why they said that. It's a staple of horror spoofs
The ending was stupid. The dialogue is what made it groan worthy.
This guy lives in gravity falls
That's what I was thinking
@@cripplynipplily Comment sections on these videos are weird.
36:41 on the topic of being reminded of something, Another thing this reminds me of is the welcome to night vale series, which is basically a radio show/station that recounts and speaks about the happenings of a strange desert town, from the studio cat that hovers in the men’s bathroom to a ominous cloud interrupting a lil league game, it feels like the same universe almost.
I love when wendigoon laughs and Meat obviously doesn’t think it’s funny but fake laughs anyways
I was still mad about the raccoon hate so I was hate reacting to his fake laughing. 😭 😂
Yeah wendigoons such an a hole, i only watch for hunter, definitely not adding this vid to my sleeping playlist
@@kianhrenakreally? I think Hunter is more often the asshole lol
I love them both though, they honestly feel like siblings the way they riff on each other
@@kianhrenakyeah how dare he laugh or enjoy reading stuff, so inconsiderate
@@kianhrenak he’s deff corny
My favorite part was when Hunter got completely naked and crawled through his monitor and recreate the ape scene from nope but with wendigoon
I work overnights at a diner and the uncanny “polite cowboy ghost” stories really are common. My kitchen is haunted. The ghost sometimes just moves things around, it hasn’t hurt anyone, but I’ve definitely seen it crawling around the floor like a demon. I think it was just trying to frighten me, as I’ve been alone in the store multiple times since and nothing has happened. I’ve brought up the idea of a seance to multiple crew members, but the consensus seems to be to leave it alone until something bad actually happens. Or maybe they think I’m crazy and are just trying to shut me up lol
My personal preference in terms of the ending.
“I woke up on the street, knowing what I had to do. It was then that Benjamin pulled out the creature”
I love how tales from the gas station is STILL going. They're still making more stories of it
As long as the gas keeps pumping and the hotdogs keep frying, they will keep going
Grilling I mean
It is?? That's amazing, I hadn't heard that
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@@lolaadelleJack said that the books were done, but then he published a short story called Tales from the road which seems to be a set up for something bigger
Luke warm take: One of the best parts of the show is the first 10-20 minutes where Isaiah and Hunter just trash talk each other while making overtures to getting to the subject story.
You can find readings of these stories on other channels... But nowhere else can you find 2 grown men wishing death upon the epileptic and arguing why their fans are terrorists based solely on their like of a Jeff Goldbloom impression... I wish they went longer...
Agree to both of these. I love just listening to them talk, story or not
Anyone rushing these fellas to hurry up and read instead of getting distracted talking about anything is lame I love those parts
I saw Hunter at a gas station in the middle of nowhere yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything.
He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?”
I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Galaxy Gases in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the canisters and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each one and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
Can't tell if real or fanfic.
Oh real, happens all the time.
@@billysipe5040 No one has yet seen him control fire, though. Waiting for that one.
What in the oneyplays copypasta
“If only there was some kind of creep”
Cast:
Genuinely I just gotta say, I love creepcast. I listen to it whenever I do anything, and I just appreciate it, and I'm excited every sunday for whatever's next
I've watched every single episode of creepcast like 4-5 times already, can't get enough of it
Tales from the gas station is one of my all time favourites. I’m so glad you guys are covering it so I can listen to it again!💞🤗