Honestly same, we love adhd forgetfulness! I once lost my glasses (need them to see pretty desperately) and I found them 3 hours later in a cabinet with all of my paints, I’m assuming I put them there when I was cleaning but ya know
Yeah things just appear and disappear at random. Usually when cleaning. You think cleaning will make it easier to find your stuff, but instead your bed eats your phone
Not trying to be a smart ass but that is kind of a binary mindset. Either you believe in ghosts or you don't, i can't imagine there being a different answer to that question 😂.
I have to admit this is one of the scariest episodes if not the scariest… just the implication of a stranger being in your home and knowing they’re under your bed but you can’t do anything about it, terrifying
I think it’d be less scary if it was just some stranger. Yes both are terrifying but the fact that whatever this thing is can just blink in and out of existence or at least turn invisible, is freaking terrifying. But I 100% agree, this is one of the scarier ones I’ve seen. Haven’t had something that made me launch myself away from my bed to go to the bathroom at night in a LONG time.😂
@@sewmicah 😂so glad I’m not the only one that’s launched myself out of bed like that out of fear. Kind of a comical image lol but in the moment the fear is quite real. Kinda like sprinting up the stairs in the dark at night taking steps 2-3 at a time for the fear of something being behind you. ( have always binged scary videos/movies/books etc., was always home alone at night & my childhood home creepy af surrounded by the woods)
@@kdjoshi726 You mean the cigarette one? Bro these are making me so glad im a minor and im living with my family. If i ever have to sleep alone im not sleeping thats final
it was just tryna get a good grip with its little demon hands "here we go, nope my fingers cramping. how bout this way, oop almost dropped it. okay i can do this, both hands, both hands everybody alright lets go"
This is the scariest “are you scared” ep. every normal person would be scared having an unwanted stranger in their home. And the fact that there is camera footage of the person rolling down on their bed, is scary. I have been stopping this ep every minute or so for a relief.
@@appleuwumer ? what's a gun going to do against a spooky ghoul? and guns are way more likely to be used against their owners than for their owners to use them to defend themselves anyway. have you learned nothing from the story of the axe man of new orleans that the boys covered on buzzfeed unsolved true crime? the lesson is "don't own an axe that an axe man murderer can use to murder you"
ive just realised the amount of layers to the police part. the “dispatcher” asks him “whats your location” before even asking for the extent of the emergency/ situation and aims multiple times to get where he is out of him. furthermore, the slamming of the doors gets increasingly more scary the more you analyse it. the “dispatcher” is in the house, yet failed to get out of him which room he has gone into to hide, therefore using sound to narrow down which room he must be in, inevitably taunting him simultaneously. as the slamming of the doors edges closer to the bathroom, the slam over the phone would get slightly louder, and louder, and louder “sir are you still in the bathroom?”
The first question emergency services should ask if for your location, at least in the united states. There is a call used to train dispatchers where an elderly woman called 911 for an intruder in her house. The dispatcher instead was asking her questions about the intruder and she was attacked on the line. You can hear her screams as she's being attacked. They'll play it for dispatchers to insure that they get the location right away. This is what I was taught is supposed to be done.
unrelated to this comment but if anyone is actually in danger and need to call police, the first thing you should say is where you are. Phone lines can disconnect or drop, you could pass out or die on the call or someone could hang up/take your phone from you. This way even if the dispatcher doesn't know what's wrong, they will still send help to your location.
“Are you scared of some one hiding in your home?” Yes! I am a extremely paranoid and anxious person! It keeps me up at night! Anyways time to watch this as I fold laundry before bed,
its gotta be hella terrifying to scare shane's ass, im talking hundo percent sucked in butthole type scared for shane to say "yeh no i dont wanna hear the rest of this story"
There's a 2 hour long creepypasta called Ted the Caver (and that one is actually the first one ever, before it was even called creepypasta), it gets intense towards the end and that might do it for Ryan. For me, I'm used to listening to these stories, but that one actually got my heart racing.
There's a possibility Shane could've had auditory hallucinations before falling asleep. It's actually pretty common. When you're just about to fall asleep, your brain is in a state between wakefulness and unconsciousness. It's like dreaming while you're awake.
@@m0ldy_cupcake yeah! Tbh, fully like 90% of people's so called "paranormal experiences" are actually just common hallucinations as your brain hovers between wakefulness and sleep. People can even hallucinate sensation too, it's happened to me.
@@zoerice4227 I had a personal experience where I heard thundering footsteps behind me as I fell asleep. I jolted awake and the sounds were gone. Its scary, but there is nothing paranormal about it.
@@m0ldy_cupcake yup, scary but not because oooh ghooost. One night I hallucinated someone pulling my hair, I felt it for a split second, but since I don't believe in ghosts I instead looked it up and found out that we can hallucinate actual sensations sometimes!
@@zoerice4227 I hallucinated a disembodied hand once when I was very young, I think I'd just woken up because it was morning. Can't believe I wasn't more scared about it then
I always use charcoal and graphite for spooky drawings. There's something about the hazy texture that gives everything a foreboding aura. This artist knows what they're doing.
This almost sounds like a story inspired by paranoid schizophrenia brought on by major ocd. Think about it: they have a regular routine, falling out of routine brings on a sense of doom and the belief that someone is trying to harm them. Flickering lights is often a common compulsion among those with OCD as is opening and closing doors multiple times. I may definitely be reading too far into it, but I find it interesting how the narrator puts such an emphasis on having a “routine” and how both episodes starts after something causes them to step out of that regularity. First the glass of water, then running late/not checking the cameras.
it usually bugs me when ppl try to hyper analyze stories like this when they conclusion was clearly not the intention of the author, especially when they theory is kinda dumb, but ts actually sound solid fa once. even if it ain what was intended it’s still pretty cool
As someone with OCD...I disagree. People with OCD don't do compulsive acts just because; the compulsions are performed in order to ward off a threat that's already been perceived and is being obsessed about. The urge to "confess" is also a major part of OCD. It's not always acted upon, but in a narrative designed to be a first-person tell-all, if the narrator had an obsession that caused the compulsive act of getting up and drinking water, I would expect him to have stated it upfront. If the narrator had said something like "I know it sounds crazy, but I feel like if I don't drink a glass of water every morning, something terrible will happen," then I'd be in the OCD camp.
Real answer? Tempered glass or shatterproof glass. They're used for high rise windows and laboratory equipment. Tempered glass is less likely to break than regular glass and is heat resistant. Shatterproof glass is way less likely to break because it has a resin layer in the center. Get yourself some lab grade glass cups and amaze your friends.
Imagine you find out a ghoul or something is living in your house. “Oh evil spirit, thy can continue living here as long as thy contributeth to the horror humanity knownst, as rent”
As a former 911 dispatcher, yes, we did tell people to get into a safe space that they could lock or secure if they believed someone to be in their house and they were unsure of the intruder’s location. We would say this because trying to run out of the house could be risky if you don’t know where the intruder is or if there are multiple intruders. At least if it’s a location they can lock, this buys time for police to get on scene.
@Cactuss I think the idea is that it's better to stay in one place and hide because if you're trying to escape, you're more likely to make a shit ton of noise and draw attention to yourself. I think this advice would normally just be used for people who call and the intruder doesn't know someone is in the house or doesn't know where they are. and honestly, it's good advice to give when you're a 911 dispatcher. people are panicking and freaking out because they're in danger, what are you supposed to tell them? "okay, I know you're scared, but what I need you to do is be very very quiet and find a nearby weapon and get ready to attack the intruder!" or you're going to tell them to get out of their house? no lol when people are terrified and in crisis and they are calling for help, the person they call should do two things: make sure help is on the way and make the person calling feel like they are going to be okay. telling someone to hide is something they can do when they're scared. it's not too overwhelming of a concept, and it gives someone something they can do in order to feel safer and feel like they have some control over what's going on. it's far more likely to keep them safe in a lot of situations too
@@Kiba0Shino0Hinata I actually never thought about that. You know the layout of your house better than an intruder and you should use that to your advantage. The door to my attic is disguised as a part of the wall. My attic is also a total maze and is full of stuff (Christmas decorations, Halloween decorations, camping equipment, old furniture, etc.) that I could potentially use as a weapon.
@Sebastian Washington oh fuck that would be terrifying You go into the bathroom, lights off, and lock the door, sit on the floor leaning against the bathroom door You can't see a thing You hear the floor on the other end of the bathroom creak And even if the cops get there, the bathroom door is locked from the inside, you're stuck in there with it Would you be able to get up, unlock the door, and get out before it gets across the room to you?
I love horror stories like this where there's no violence or gore, but they work because they're so unsettling. This author also made the creature scary despite it not appearing until the end and not being some horrific looking monster, they seem talented!
Actually, the artist and the author are two different people. The artist is Mollie Ong, and she is VERY talented, but unfortunately, the drawings are only interpretations, so it's very possible that Marcus had a different image in mind at the time of writing.
@@beckettmaffei Oh I know. But the main character called the figure at the end "a person", so I think it's safe to assume we're meant to believe it looked pretty human.
I was thinking it's either going to be something so mundane it's not scary or something so outlandish/paranormal that it's not scary. But I forgot about the uncanny valley. And that's honestly the scariest to me.
Pretty unsettling until the last bit about sticking around to write. "There's some unidentified humanoid under my bed in the dark... let's lie here and type an essay about it!"
@@PoochieCollins Are you kidding? That's the best part. And people do that when they think they're facing death- that way if they die, the police have something to go off of and draw a conclusion with.
Theory: Little Shane was scared of ghost before that laughter under the bed incident and that monster devoured the real Shane, now the Shane we all know is a demon.
now the demon was able to live a normal childhood and normal life then he met ryan bergara someone who he treats as a good friend and so he wishes to keep him safe from every other demon and ghost
Second theory: Shane was once a normal child but then he was switched with a channeling child. His parents never noticed, and now the "Shane" we know is the same fairy whose living a human life.
Anybody else notice that when Shane is doing his police dispatcher bit at 10:19 the editing actually flipped his image to sell the idea of two people facing each other More evidence of how much care goes into the show great job 👏
This one actually messed me up. I love the stories where they don't ever give you an explanation. They subject me to the ultimate horror: Thinking for myself
I like this series because it lets Ryan use his reading voice, gives us the banter with Shane, and occasional scary moments I loved from unsolved. I do hope some day they can afford to do ghost hunts or sit down and discuss true crime again.
That last camera part of the story is scary enough on its own. I never want to have space for a person to hide under my bed because of stories like this.
I found a store that sells like plastic boxes exactly the height my bed is off the floor so i stuff spare shit in there so there's no space for anything not even my cat GOOD LUCK HIDING NOW DEMONS
I'm terrified of someone living in my house without me knowing. This is why I can't live without a dog. They'll always REACT to someone else. Like, even if they're friendly with the dog, the dog would act wierd.
Nah, my dad had a dobermann when he was a kid, and people would just walk in (his dad was a landlord and they were paying rent I think) and the dog would never even react, he would just kinda lay there look up for a second, and then go back to the position he was in before😂😂 and this is a dog breed that was literally bread to protect its owner and property😬😂
@@nolanpatten7586 see, that's a dog who is USED to people coming and going though. I, however, have no social life, and therefore my dogs react much stronger to any human presence on the property lmao
A few years ago I had like. a mental break and was convinced there was a demon in my room waiting to get me, having my cat in there with me was the only thing that made me feel safe. Animals are great
Man am I GLAD Shane is always there when one genuinly scary story comes up and he just says something...you know...Shane-like and all is good in the World again.
this is simultaneously the scariest and funniest are you scared? ep so far. the story is well written and well narrated, and the back and forth between shane and ryan, especially the 911 dispatcher segment had me in shambles! i loved it!
@@absolutetr4sh551 Nothing wrong w over the top. I thought it was pretty freaky, but everyone has their own opinions of horror so no need to be so over the top about it with your comment🤠
This is a well done story, the author didn't reveal the enemy until the end which adds to that fear factor "Fear of the Unknown", and also the Protagonist is smart in this story because in other stories (sometimes) the protagonist would just open the door and let the enemy kill them.
How good the ghost was. He actually wanted the person to see that who's going to kill him by allowing to watch the whole footage rather than just killing him directly.
Aree sawal ye hai ki wo ghost bhi tha? Ya koi insaan tha? 😂 Vese toh ghost hi lag rha hai. Itne lambe lambe limbs toh slender man jese ghost ke hote hai lol
Why in the hell did they call it the "cup trail incident" and not the "literally someone in my house trying to kill me incident". You chose the most inconsequential part of the story as the name.
@@disguisedboots I guarantee if they called it the "dude tried to kill me incident" I'd be more invested then "cup trail incident". Even just "the incident" since at least that name isn't stupid.
@@GippyHappy its not about getting you interested its about misleading you to think its harmelss so that its more impactful when it turns out not to be 😭
That was a good freaking story man. I genuinely didn't know what to expect, even halfway through. The writer is very creative, and good at creating suspense.
There was a real occurence if someone hiding in a person's apartment, living alongside them and sleeping in their closet. The owner of the apartment thought he was going mad until he caught her on a hidden camera
The benefit of living in a tiny apartment, with all my closets full and bags/boxes completely under the bed...there's no room for anyone to squeeze in to hide.
This is so far the only are u scared episode that genuinely scare me like frfr especially the part where the dispatcher said sir are you still in the bathroom and then about the “man” rolling under the bed he was laying on props to the author of that story they did an insanely amazing job at writing it
So there's a demon under his bed, and his first thought is "better stay here in bed and type out this whole long string of events without mentioning the under-bed demon until the end"
look, fear does things to you husadhauhda once I thought there was a person watching me,so I just texted my groupchat "there's someone in the window" and started rambling about the previous topic we were on
He s probably just "welp no one believed me last time and its under my bed and fucked with the phone last time... So just gonna write a memoir before I die to tell my shitty sister I told her so."
One time we were at my dad's house and there was a dispute with my mom. We have a phone tracker on our devices for safety reasons. I look on my phone to see my mother's phone moving towards our current location. I get off my phone and try to defuse the situation while having a full blown panic attack. Not even a minute passes, and I hear my mom's voice call outside the door where we are speaking. At that time she also started knocking on the door and a cold blanket of fear swallows me as my heart drops and I get tunnel vision.
This incident happened to people on more than one occasion. To a man living alone in Japan. Shit started happening to him. when he checked the security footage, he saw a woman taking a piss in the kitchen sink. While he was checking the footage the woman was standing a few feet away from him. Of course she was arrested for trespassing. When they questioned her she said that she was living in the house attic for a long time, even before the owner moved in.
@Sam Glueck Oh, I didn't know that. I'm not American so I don't know what the procedures are exactly, but it's mostly "911, what's your emergency?" in all the movies and TV shows that I've watched, so I assumed that was odd.
@@eureka7876 yeah that’s stereotypical but in real life if calling from a cell phone they ask for your location (i’ve called 911 before from a cell phone and that’s what they asked)
They ask for location first in Seattle. That gets the ambulance already heading out (I do security and have had to call in frequently due to our large homeless population). Then you give the situation. Makes sense, in a way. If you can't speak any further, at least they know where (or the person you're calling about)you might be.
In the uk they ask “what services do you require? Police, ambulance or fire service?” Then they redirect you to a operator from that specific department to help you over the phone till professionals arrive
The thing that takes me completely out of the story is that the narrator apparently decided to write his entire story in excruciating detail, with dialogue and onomatopoeia and everything, while terrified out of his mind after watching security camera footage of _someone_ rolling under his bed, the bed he is currently lying on. Like, text a friend, my guy
These stories where they're like "I'm writing this in the middle of my horrible experience" are so funny. Imagine outlining your elaborate narrative and planning for maximum suspense while waiting to get fucking murked.
"Are you afraid of interviews?" "Are you afraid of someone hiding in your home?" "Are you scared of working out?" Damn! The titles are getting realistic & realistic per week as we're talking about, attacking me personally Imao
"Are you afraid of editing your comment and then five months later being brought back to this very video and then trapped by an ancient demon which devours your very soul and takes over your entire life and also is sponsored by Honey?"
I would have been unable to sleep for a week if it was not for Shane and Ryan's laughs nd interruptions. That's why I love these guys so much, gives me the strength to shout back at ghosts like Shane.
So thankful of them chatting during the story. I wouldn’t be able to casually read these stories without being scared if I read it myself. I’m a wuss so I appreciate the jokes and commentary lol
I think this is the only one that has actually, genuinely scared me. The rest I was like "yeah alright, kinda creepy but mostly bullshit" but this one's like "ok,, a little bullshit but mostly wtfff!? Horrifying." So..
Very horrifying because the premise of someone hiding in your house playing with you is something that can very much occur in real life, and the unexplainable and somewhat supernatural elements in the story further augmented the creepiness. This might be my favorite story so far and one where the creepy factor lasted until the very end
I know, our memories probably aren’t what really happened (especially memories from the childhood) but I can’t get over the fact that Shane heard a goofy ass laughter from the side of his bed and still doesn’t believe in anything supernatural💀
i mean, i heard something like that too and researched it and it's just a thing your brain does when it's looking for stimulus and there's none, it imagines one. it's the same deal when you think someone called your name and no one's said anything
This doesn't really hold a candle to that story abt a guy hiding from a home invader in the attic. I still remember myself imagining those thundering footsteps. Truly, what you can't see scares you more
to me, both are really good and deeply scary in different ways. what this story does really well is the mindfuck of being on the phone with 911 and thinking you're in contact with help but then they're part of the threat. it's so chilling. but that one was good too because that guy was totally alone, he wasn't talking to 911 (at least I don't think he was and I'm not eager to go rewatch it to find out lol), he was just totally alone and couldn't do anything but hide and wait in terror for me, these both have unique elements of horror, but I know what you're saying, totally. I think that story definitely got my ptsd going harder than this one did so that one was definitely scarier to me, all things considered
@@sethescope Yeah. The first one had the edge on adrenaline and pure panic, but this one devolved into such a creepy scenario that I’d say it takes the cake. The fact that this thing was just standing still for a whole day staring at the camera with it’s face hidden until literally 30 seconds before he walked in AND THEN HE REALIZED HE WAS LAYING ON TOP OF IT. I lost sleep over this one.
@@micahwright5901 yeah the detail that its hands were positioned like it was playing peek-a-boo especially freaked me out. that really fit into the overall theme that this guy was getting toyed with, that whatever wanted to kill him was in total control and just wanted to see him suffer first. any kind of physical threat to our safety and our lives is scary, of course. but the idea that whatever wants to kill us is smart and is in total control and has planned this? that's super scary
@@sethescope Not to mention the 911 sequence, that would leave me in shambles. I would never trust anything again. This story is incredibly well written.
tbh when the glass of water first disappeared my adhd ass was just like “yeah that happens sometimes it’ll show up somewhere in a few hours”
Honestly same, we love adhd forgetfulness! I once lost my glasses (need them to see pretty desperately) and I found them 3 hours later in a cabinet with all of my paints, I’m assuming I put them there when I was cleaning but ya know
i constantly have to remind myself that no, i’m it being haunted, i just have 0 object permanence.
Me looking for my drink after I already finished and threw the bottle in the trash:
I legit lost a banana once and I still have no idea what happened to it.
Yeah things just appear and disappear at random. Usually when cleaning. You think cleaning will make it easier to find your stuff, but instead your bed eats your phone
i love how he keeps his scary narrator voice during the ad
Right lol😂😂 I kept expecting his sentences to end is something ominous lol
This video is sponsored by honey...DUN DUN DUN
I was so confused!! Lmao
I like how the suspenseful music continued, too.
In Ryan's ghost voice: "Have you ever been afraid...of Honey...?"
I love how their fan base is just them. One group doesn’t believe in ghosts, the other half does.
Shaniacs 4 lyfe
Not trying to be a smart ass but that is kind of a binary mindset. Either you believe in ghosts or you don't, i can't imagine there being a different answer to that question 😂.
@@rashadcross8452 whut?
@@mousearts7079 I'd love to answer your question, but i don't understand it yet.
@@rashadcross8452 I’m so confused
ryan being dead serious "this episode is sponsored by honey"
*scary music blaring*
Sponsorships are very scary.
I thought for a few seconds it was part or beginning of the story. Hahahahahaha
Your conan gray pfp 😅
Are You Scared Of Sponsorships
"With Honey, you can get some chillingly great deals!"
I have to admit this is one of the scariest episodes if not the scariest… just the implication of a stranger being in your home and knowing they’re under your bed but you can’t do anything about it, terrifying
I think it’d be less scary if it was just some stranger. Yes both are terrifying but the fact that whatever this thing is can just blink in and out of existence or at least turn invisible, is freaking terrifying.
But I 100% agree, this is one of the scarier ones I’ve seen. Haven’t had something that made me launch myself away from my bed to go to the bathroom at night in a LONG time.😂
This one & the intruder in house one (the very 1st episode of this story) are by far most scariest for me
@@sewmicah 😂so glad I’m not the only one that’s launched myself out of bed like that out of fear. Kind of a comical image lol but in the moment the fear is quite real. Kinda like sprinting up the stairs in the dark at night taking steps 2-3 at a time for the fear of something being behind you. ( have always binged scary videos/movies/books etc., was always home alone at night & my childhood home creepy af surrounded by the woods)
@@kdjoshi726 You mean the cigarette one? Bro these are making me so glad im a minor and im living with my family. If i ever have to sleep alone im not sleeping thats final
This was very good writing. I even yelled out loud when the plot twist occured.
When he said “dozens upon dozens of finger prints” all I could think about was a ghost or a demon struggling really hard to hold a glass of water
it was just tryna get a good grip with its little demon hands
"here we go, nope my fingers cramping. how bout this way, oop almost dropped it. okay i can do this, both hands, both hands everybody alright lets go"
keeps dropping it like "FUCK!" *waiting a minute to hear if that woke him up*- *continues trying to pick it up*
Lmao
@@Emmad172 he hears creak of the house and runs behind a object like * -FUCK not now i was so close to being done*
"In ghostly voice" dammit I want some water in thirsty
don’t be a coward, roll under there with the demon and give it a little kiss
Wtf!?
It's a good idea. It'll scare the shit out of that demon
Strangers to lovers
Paranormal romance novel i would read
demon be like that's why i haunt you you f****** chessy human !!
love how they went from exercise and other meme-y stuff to SOMEONE HIDING IN YOUR HOME
Perfectly balanced 💆♀️
as they should
Like all things should be
I mean they already did this theme in the last season
"other meme-y stuff???vruh??? Are you good??"
This is the scariest “are you scared” ep. every normal person would be scared having an unwanted stranger in their home. And the fact that there is camera footage of the person rolling down on their bed, is scary. I have been stopping this ep every minute or so for a relief.
Same. I can't watch it in one go; I keep pausing too. Haha
That's why I'm armed
@@appleuwumer ? what's a gun going to do against a spooky ghoul? and guns are way more likely to be used against their owners than for their owners to use them to defend themselves anyway. have you learned nothing from the story of the axe man of new orleans that the boys covered on buzzfeed unsolved true crime?
the lesson is "don't own an axe that an axe man murderer can use to murder you"
@@appleuwumer If it’s a person, maybe, if it’s supernatural then you’re pretty much fucked 🤷🏻♀️ if they exist that is
@@elliefuller3667 well if its supernatural there is also a chance it can't hurt you. Like there are no deaths from ghosts adn shit yk?
“Are You Scared of Someone Hiding in Your Home?” yes. I’m crippled by it. Time to watch!
hmm why is there no replies?
@@greasygeezer2981 some things don’t need to be expanded upon
omg?? are you okay 😭
Me @ 1:23am
Big same
i swear having them talking while I'm in full suspense is the funniest thing ever
Yeahhhh
YESSS
Reminds me of the unsloved days 🥲
They talk too much now. I think Ryan is getting a little confident. Nothing a good old sleep over at a haunted house wouldn’t fix
my favourites are the suspensful sponsorships 🤪
ive just realised the amount of layers to the police part. the “dispatcher” asks him “whats your location” before even asking for the extent of the emergency/ situation and aims multiple times to get where he is out of him. furthermore, the slamming of the doors gets increasingly more scary the more you analyse it. the “dispatcher” is in the house, yet failed to get out of him which room he has gone into to hide, therefore using sound to narrow down which room he must be in, inevitably taunting him simultaneously. as the slamming of the doors edges closer to the bathroom, the slam over the phone would get slightly louder, and louder, and louder “sir are you still in the bathroom?”
Holy shit this is on another level
The first question emergency services should ask if for your location, at least in the united states. There is a call used to train dispatchers where an elderly woman called 911 for an intruder in her house. The dispatcher instead was asking her questions about the intruder and she was attacked on the line. You can hear her screams as she's being attacked. They'll play it for dispatchers to insure that they get the location right away. This is what I was taught is supposed to be done.
Um, no. Dispatchers do in fact ask for location first. And clearly he did actually call the police so that was probably the actual dispatcher
unrelated to this comment but if anyone is actually in danger and need to call police, the first thing you should say is where you are. Phone lines can disconnect or drop, you could pass out or die on the call or someone could hang up/take your phone from you. This way even if the dispatcher doesn't know what's wrong, they will still send help to your location.
@@ellendaniels8715 yup that's why they first ask "where is your emergency"
Shane: Lol ghosts are not real
The ghost that laughed under Shane’s bed when he was a kid: 👁💧👄💧👁
Ghost: lol what about me :(
@@dogeperson3277 haha😐
@@димитрийпрохаска okay 😐
legend says that whatever was under Shane’s bed as a kid has possessed him ever since
Tells us to turn on the light's: I immediately turn them on...
His hoodie says no worries, but his voice says worry.
1k w no comments ok
@@0xc598 certified ratio moment
“Are you scared of some one hiding in your home?” Yes! I am a extremely paranoid and anxious person! It keeps me up at night! Anyways time to watch this as I fold laundry before bed,
Well, now that I’ve been diagnosed with anxiety this comment brings a lot more truth to the conversation HAH
Thanks for sponsoring the episode. It's a good one.
Ok but if they sketch that, can we appre how talented whoever sketches is
Mollie Ong is the illustrator, and they do an amazing job at drawing this stuff
Totally. Thank you Mollie for haunting my nightmares!
I wanna know how she decides what the narrator will look like because this one looks like my dad and it freaked me out 😅
@@superstellarhere oh , she’s so talented! And yes thank you to her!
appreciate* sorry, my keyboard must have had some problems TvT
Shane as dispatcher: *gives the worst advice*
*the person dies*
Oh well...next
Ryan as dispatcher: aaahhhh
*cuts the call*
Ryan: um sir, do you have a holy water squirt gun?! I'm afraid it's the only way to get you out of this situation. 🤷🏽♀️
Ryan screams then dies
@Duchess Of Earl PLEASE 😂😂😂😂😂
Ryan: “This episode is sponsored by honey”
Ryan’s voice: 💀🕷☠️⚔️👽🗡⚰️👻🔪
@Arbid Rahman (Anti-LGBTQ) yo wtf is up with your profile picture and username?
@@schlorping5156 he is chad
The person in the house said: Oh, you wanna brag about drinking water every morning? Lemme ruin that streak for ya
@Tina Carpena absolutely sick of him
My head canon is that why this ghost attacked. It’s like, “bro is that seriously your crowning achievement? Yeah I’m gonna have to end you.”
"Let's see if we can make it 'til the end."
Is there just going to be an episode at some point where Shane and Ryan say NOPE and stop mid-story?
its gotta be hella terrifying to scare shane's ass, im talking hundo percent sucked in butthole type scared for shane to say "yeh no i dont wanna hear the rest of this story"
If that ever happened its gonna be because they started joking and couldnt stop laughing and probably passed out or something
@@elahemrtz6825 lmao a chain reaction of jokes resulting in them never reaching the end of the story... true to shane madej and ryan bergara fashion
There's a 2 hour long creepypasta called Ted the Caver (and that one is actually the first one ever, before it was even called creepypasta), it gets intense towards the end and that might do it for Ryan. For me, I'm used to listening to these stories, but that one actually got my heart racing.
You're saying Shane LITERALLY heard an unexplainable laugh from under his bed years ago and STILL doesn't believe in ghosts?? HOW?
There's a possibility Shane could've had auditory hallucinations before falling asleep. It's actually pretty common. When you're just about to fall asleep, your brain is in a state between wakefulness and unconsciousness. It's like dreaming while you're awake.
@@m0ldy_cupcake yeah! Tbh, fully like 90% of people's so called "paranormal experiences" are actually just common hallucinations as your brain hovers between wakefulness and sleep. People can even hallucinate sensation too, it's happened to me.
@@zoerice4227 I had a personal experience where I heard thundering footsteps behind me as I fell asleep. I jolted awake and the sounds were gone. Its scary, but there is nothing paranormal about it.
@@m0ldy_cupcake yup, scary but not because oooh ghooost. One night I hallucinated someone pulling my hair, I felt it for a split second, but since I don't believe in ghosts I instead looked it up and found out that we can hallucinate actual sensations sometimes!
@@zoerice4227 I hallucinated a disembodied hand once when I was very young, I think I'd just woken up because it was morning. Can't believe I wasn't more scared about it then
Me: *is INCREDIBLY terrified of someone being in my home without me knowing*
Also Me: Can’t WAIT to watch this, let’s gooooo!
me too
The person hiding in your house without you knowing: OOOOOOOO ME TOOOO XDD
@@datonefriend4949 🤣
Dude this is legit one of my biggest paranoid fears yet we’re still here lmao
@@willowsage6825 facts I’m not trying to see faces in the dark tonight
Can we appreciate the art work because holy shit it makes it 1,000x more terrifying
I literally don’t watch the screen and just listen because of it
I always use charcoal and graphite for spooky drawings. There's something about the hazy texture that gives everything a foreboding aura. This artist knows what they're doing.
Her name is Molly Ong! Shes super talented
I'm confused why this man who is living alone has enough cups in his house for a cup trail
I thought of that too!
He’s divorced and she took the children leave him alone
me : living alone
me: clutching my entire mcdonalds shrek cup collection
We have a fuck ton of cups at my house lol
Bruh
ryan takes 10 spirit damage every time shane mentions the laughter he heard as a child
make that 69 spirit damage. Shane would make it a point to always make it that exact amount and at least they'd both get a laugh out of it.
Warlock/Lich Shane is an excellent headcanon and i’m keeping it.
Lmaaaoooo
@@thatsdisco nice
“Are You Scared of Someone Hiding in Your Home?” Yes. Deeply. *click*
Click, while I'm home alone for a weekend😂😂
@@sierra4766 sameeeee
MOOD
Top 3 for sure.
I live in a tiny two room apartment. I can see the whole place from pretty much any spot. I’d love to see them try
This almost sounds like a story inspired by paranoid schizophrenia brought on by major ocd. Think about it: they have a regular routine, falling out of routine brings on a sense of doom and the belief that someone is trying to harm them. Flickering lights is often a common compulsion among those with OCD as is opening and closing doors multiple times. I may definitely be reading too far into it, but I find it interesting how the narrator puts such an emphasis on having a “routine” and how both episodes starts after something causes them to step out of that regularity. First the glass of water, then running late/not checking the cameras.
it usually bugs me when ppl try to hyper analyze stories like this when they conclusion was clearly not the intention of the author, especially when they theory is kinda dumb, but ts actually sound solid fa once. even if it ain what was intended it’s still pretty cool
this is so crazy i didn’t even think about that 😭
This makes so much sense omg
As someone with OCD...I disagree. People with OCD don't do compulsive acts just because; the compulsions are performed in order to ward off a threat that's already been perceived and is being obsessed about.
The urge to "confess" is also a major part of OCD. It's not always acted upon, but in a narrative designed to be a first-person tell-all, if the narrator had an obsession that caused the compulsive act of getting up and drinking water, I would expect him to have stated it upfront.
If the narrator had said something like "I know it sounds crazy, but I feel like if I don't drink a glass of water every morning, something terrible will happen," then I'd be in the OCD camp.
Someone hiding in my home is actually my worst fear.
Can’t wait to watch the video
If someone really was hiding in your house, it would be your last surprise
Same
i have nightmares about intruders bruhh
Me too
Want to play hide and seek?
I'm more afraid of whatever the hell these glass cups are made of? He's dropping them left and right and they aren't breaking???
Real answer? Tempered glass or shatterproof glass. They're used for high rise windows and laboratory equipment. Tempered glass is less likely to break than regular glass and is heat resistant. Shatterproof glass is way less likely to break because it has a resin layer in the center. Get yourself some lab grade glass cups and amaze your friends.
They're likely the see through plastic cups
he mentioned one of them dropped on carpet, maybe his whole house is carpeted??
@@vph1r819 that's just gross
"I guess you could say I'm kind of an expert at drinking water"
**immediately begins choking**
If someone was hiding out in my house i'd be pissed instead of scared. That bastard could at least contribute to the rent.
Yeah like pay up how dare you do this freeloader
Imagine you find out a ghoul or something is living in your house.
“Oh evil spirit, thy can continue living here as long as thy contributeth to the horror humanity knownst, as rent”
@@piyushudhao8683 Wouldn't hurt him to hoover a little either.
Me as well I mean they’re probably at least eating the food or using the shower which means it makes the rent go up so I’d be vey pissed
Just scream out loud PAY THE DAMN RENT
Shane: Ghost aren't real
Also Shane: has one of the creepiest ghost encounter stories ever
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@@ranibowsprimkle4185 creepy laughing sounds from the end of his bed
Right!? They were so casual about it too lol
Shane was all like oh yeah this one time though....😂😂
"I just never figured it out" 🤷🏽♀️
As someone who lives in Arizona, the truly horrifying part of this story is that he drinks tap water
Theory the guy in the story is just fucking tripping balls from drinking West american tap water
As someone in AZ who drinks tap water sometimes, the scary part is he didn’t add ice
As a norwegian the scariest part of this comment is the thought that americans have such bad tap water that they have to buy water bottles instead
@@schlorping5156 not as bad as Mexico lets just say my friend drank the tap water and bruh looked like he was gonna die
@@schlorping5156 oh I’ve definitely got sick a couple times & the only thing I could think of to cause it is water
As a former 911 dispatcher, yes, we did tell people to get into a safe space that they could lock or secure if they believed someone to be in their house and they were unsure of the intruder’s location. We would say this because trying to run out of the house could be risky if you don’t know where the intruder is or if there are multiple intruders. At least if it’s a location they can lock, this buys time for police to get on scene.
@Cactuss I think the idea is that it's better to stay in one place and hide because if you're trying to escape, you're more likely to make a shit ton of noise and draw attention to yourself. I think this advice would normally just be used for people who call and the intruder doesn't know someone is in the house or doesn't know where they are.
and honestly, it's good advice to give when you're a 911 dispatcher. people are panicking and freaking out because they're in danger, what are you supposed to tell them? "okay, I know you're scared, but what I need you to do is be very very quiet and find a nearby weapon and get ready to attack the intruder!" or you're going to tell them to get out of their house? no lol
when people are terrified and in crisis and they are calling for help, the person they call should do two things: make sure help is on the way and make the person calling feel like they are going to be okay. telling someone to hide is something they can do when they're scared. it's not too overwhelming of a concept, and it gives someone something they can do in order to feel safer and feel like they have some control over what's going on. it's far more likely to keep them safe in a lot of situations too
also remember to keep the lights OFF! they don't know how to navigate your home as well as you do, you have the advantage in the dark
@Cactuss have your shotgun ready
@@Kiba0Shino0Hinata I actually never thought about that. You know the layout of your house better than an intruder and you should use that to your advantage. The door to my attic is disguised as a part of the wall. My attic is also a total maze and is full of stuff (Christmas decorations, Halloween decorations, camping equipment, old furniture, etc.) that I could potentially use as a weapon.
@Sebastian Washington oh fuck that would be terrifying
You go into the bathroom, lights off, and lock the door, sit on the floor leaning against the bathroom door
You can't see a thing
You hear the floor on the other end of the bathroom creak
And even if the cops get there, the bathroom door is locked from the inside, you're stuck in there with it
Would you be able to get up, unlock the door, and get out before it gets across the room to you?
Ryan’s morning routine: wake up, be immediately terrified of the world
Ryan: "Not to brag. But I've gotten pretty good at it.
Other ghost storytellers: *get serious during scary part*
Shane: I measure my fear by how tight my butthole gets
He’s a bit weird😂😂
Ryan really be looking THAT good in a bowl cut huh. Also Ryan using his storytelling voice for the sponsor is the funniest thing I have ever heard.
Right????
This video is sponsored by Honey is the scariest thing in this video (but I haven’t finished it)
Everytime I see an episode pop up on my phone I audibly yell “OF COURSE IM AFRAID OF THAT” and then proceed to watch anyways
Me too, I’m hiding in the comments so I guess I’m safe??? Aaaa
@@superstellarhere Same bro
Really?? I always say I’m not, should I be??
@@Cecily_Smith4 there's no "should be" or "shouldn't be". You are who you are.
Plot twist: He was drunk the night before and thought it would be funny to scare himself in the morning but forgot about it.
This changes the whole story and it's hilarious
But the footage took place that same day while he was at work there would be no way for that to possibly happen
so glad i didn't watch this episode while laying in bed at night like i usually do omg
me reading this comment....laying in bed at night.....about to watch this episode
No
I am right now, and I hate it so much
This comment made me click out as I am in bed at night rn see you tomorrow lmao
@@ReveliaJ good on you!
My god Shane and Ryan compliment each other so well.. Let us all take a second and appreciate the fact that we have them in our internet lives.
honestly they are the only youtubers i actually miss when they dont post.
@@jordananderson9404 Same.. I miss them doing the unsolved series on buzz feed, but love what they are doing here.
dispatcher: what do you mean you're being murdered? that's illegal.
I love horror stories like this where there's no violence or gore, but they work because they're so unsettling. This author also made the creature scary despite it not appearing until the end and not being some horrific looking monster, they seem talented!
Actually, the artist and the author are two different people. The artist is Mollie Ong, and she is VERY talented, but unfortunately, the drawings are only interpretations, so it's very possible that Marcus had a different image in mind at the time of writing.
@@beckettmaffei Oh I know. But the main character called the figure at the end "a person", so I think it's safe to assume we're meant to believe it looked pretty human.
I was thinking it's either going to be something so mundane it's not scary or something so outlandish/paranormal that it's not scary. But I forgot about the uncanny valley. And that's honestly the scariest to me.
Pretty unsettling until the last bit about sticking around to write. "There's some unidentified humanoid under my bed in the dark... let's lie here and type an essay about it!"
@@PoochieCollins Are you kidding? That's the best part. And people do that when they think they're facing death- that way if they die, the police have something to go off of and draw a conclusion with.
Theory: Little Shane was scared of ghost before that laughter under the bed incident and that monster devoured the real Shane, now the Shane we all know is a demon.
Finally we have Shane's origin story 😂😂😂
Makes perfect sense to me
now the demon was able to live a normal childhood and normal life then he met ryan bergara someone who he treats as a good friend and so he wishes to keep him safe from every other demon and ghost
Second theory: Shane was once a normal child but then he was switched with a channeling child. His parents never noticed, and now the "Shane" we know is the same fairy whose living a human life.
Anybody else notice that when Shane is doing his police dispatcher bit at 10:19 the editing actually flipped his image to sell the idea of two people facing each other
More evidence of how much care goes into the show great job 👏
"Look, I own some long limbs" sounds like something that a person who possesses a body they were not born into would say
look i own some long limbs my guy
edit: spelling correction
This one actually messed me up. I love the stories where they don't ever give you an explanation. They subject me to the ultimate horror: Thinking for myself
I like this series because it lets Ryan use his reading voice, gives us the banter with Shane, and occasional scary moments I loved from unsolved. I do hope some day they can afford to do ghost hunts or sit down and discuss true crime again.
boy do i have good news for you
That last camera part of the story is scary enough on its own. I never want to have space for a person to hide under my bed because of stories like this.
My tiny house has no closets, my bed is on the floor, the only door is to the bathroom and outside . Lol nowhere to hide 👁👄👁
That’s why I shove as much shit as possible under my bed. Good luck hiding between my baskets full of bullshit junk
@@Dvgteeth Yehh samee and my cat likes to sleep under my bed too
@@Dvgteeth Personally I just shove shit under there so that my apartment makes it look like Im less of a mess than I actually am.
I found a store that sells like plastic boxes exactly the height my bed is off the floor so i stuff spare shit in there so there's no space for anything not even my cat GOOD LUCK HIDING NOW DEMONS
Shane saying "I own some long limbs" makes me feel like he's not talking about the limbs attached to his body.....
🤭
maybe his body is not him, he just owns it for the time being
my heart dropped at the "I never told her I was in a bathroom" part...
I'm really confused on how when he dialed 911 he called the intruder
“This episode is sponsored by Honey”
Scary music: BWAAAAAAAAA
Lmao
That was so funny😂😂😂😂
No...it can't be.... *terrified breathing*.... HONEY!!!
Cringe
I mean what's scarier than online data harvesting scams?
I'm terrified of someone living in my house without me knowing. This is why I can't live without a dog. They'll always REACT to someone else. Like, even if they're friendly with the dog, the dog would act wierd.
My cats would let them in and show them where I hide the money.
@@Prettykittychimi in exchange for kitty drugs
Nah, my dad had a dobermann when he was a kid, and people would just walk in (his dad was a landlord and they were paying rent I think) and the dog would never even react, he would just kinda lay there look up for a second, and then go back to the position he was in before😂😂 and this is a dog breed that was literally bread to protect its owner and property😬😂
@@nolanpatten7586 see, that's a dog who is USED to people coming and going though. I, however, have no social life, and therefore my dogs react much stronger to any human presence on the property lmao
A few years ago I had like. a mental break and was convinced there was a demon in my room waiting to get me, having my cat in there with me was the only thing that made me feel safe. Animals are great
Man am I GLAD Shane is always there when one genuinly scary story comes up and he just says something...you know...Shane-like and all is good in the World again.
Ryan made the honey sponsorship sound terrifying.
As it should be!
Don't be afraid, use honey. : )
He should; honey mines your data from every single website you visit
“It all started with a cup of water.” Cut to me drinking a cup of water and almost choking.
I got an Ad for drinking water after the Video 😱
This is why I stick to beer, wine, and liquor.
This was the scariest one of them all. My anxiety levels are through the roof. Bless Shane for being the comedic relief in these tough times 😭💕
this is simultaneously the scariest and funniest are you scared? ep so far. the story is well written and well narrated, and the back and forth between shane and ryan, especially the 911 dispatcher segment had me in shambles! i loved it!
Scariest? Are you kidding me? It's so over the top dramatic that it completely loses the fear factor to me
It’s not well written at all.
@@lalalarose8197 let people enjoy things
@@フリッピー-z2f let people express their opinions
@@absolutetr4sh551 Nothing wrong w over the top. I thought it was pretty freaky, but everyone has their own opinions of horror so no need to be so over the top about it with your comment🤠
Why do I find it so amusing when Ryan is talking about Honey in his ominous voice
I wish I could have a "reading scary stories" date like that, preferably while drinking or something. That would be fun
Don't get high tho.
"A half empty glass of water"
My brain for some reason "ah I see he's a pessimist"
That’s legit what I was thinking lol
ME
But he prefers pragmatic
This is a well done story, the author didn't reveal the enemy until the end which adds to that fear factor "Fear of the Unknown", and also the Protagonist is smart in this story because in other stories (sometimes) the protagonist would just open the door and let the enemy kill them.
I love how this and Puppet History are just two bros telling each other stories.
Yeah, Ryan with his scary(possibly real?) probably fictional stories and Shane with his historical/real stories
the cousin from three yrs ago that we never found in hide and seek: 👁👄👁
lmao
maybe he's under ur bed now.
@@marygracecastolo2454 Oh shoo-
😂🤣
@@marygracecastolo2454 atleast he's definitely dead
How good the ghost was. He actually wanted the person to see that who's going to kill him by allowing to watch the whole footage rather than just killing him directly.
@Ashwini Desai 😂
Aree sawal ye hai ki wo ghost bhi tha? Ya koi insaan tha? 😂 Vese toh ghost hi lag rha hai. Itne lambe lambe limbs toh slender man jese ghost ke hote hai lol
@@kdjoshi726 ask this to Ryan bergara maybe he exaggerated the qualities of ghost 😂
This is one of the best haunting strategies I’ve ever heard in a story. This ghost is amazing at it’s job.
I’m also not sleeping tonight.
Why in the hell did they call it the "cup trail incident" and not the "literally someone in my house trying to kill me incident". You chose the most inconsequential part of the story as the name.
for storytelling..
@@disguisedboots I guarantee if they called it the "dude tried to kill me incident" I'd be more invested then "cup trail incident". Even just "the incident" since at least that name isn't stupid.
@@GippyHappy its not about getting you interested its about misleading you to think its harmelss so that its more impactful when it turns out not to be 😭
@@disguisedboots I was too distracted by the name to be impacted
Because it's the most abnormal part 😂 ppl break into houses all the time, who TF not only does that but puts out a trail of cups to lure you?
"Thank God He's safe"
**One second later**
"Something is terrible wrong."
All the people home alone right now: 😔🤚
you are not home alone
@@alexb323 bestie, I cannot handle this today, do not😌
@@maddy7101
The person hiding in your closet right now: 😔 I just wanted to hang out
I'm at school, haha
tfw you live basically alone
That was a good freaking story man. I genuinely didn't know what to expect, even halfway through. The writer is very creative, and good at creating suspense.
There was a real occurence if someone hiding in a person's apartment, living alongside them and sleeping in their closet. The owner of the apartment thought he was going mad until he caught her on a hidden camera
I remember seeing the video and I did not sleep well for a few days after, it was so scary that it happened.
I saw that video also. Thank God I live on the 7th floor.
Some murders even hid in people's closets or under their beds until night.
It freaked me the fuck out when I found out.
daniel laplante hid in the walls for two months 😭 horrifying
The benefit of living in a tiny apartment, with all my closets full and bags/boxes completely under the bed...there's no room for anyone to squeeze in to hide.
I was chill until it went “bathroom? I never told them I was in the bathroom”
I had to pause the video, take a deep breath, listen to 5 doja cat songs, then came back
@@amagicman13 sounds reasonable
i was like "OMFG PLOT TWIST"
Kalm…. PANIK
i knew something was up as soon as they said what is your location first rather than whats your emergency
This is so far the only are u scared episode that genuinely scare me like frfr especially the part where the dispatcher said sir are you still in the bathroom and then about the “man” rolling under the bed he was laying on props to the author of that story they did an insanely amazing job at writing it
This season is like "are you scared of this very normal thing to be scared of?"
So there's a demon under his bed, and his first thought is "better stay here in bed and type out this whole long string of events without mentioning the under-bed demon until the end"
it’s a relatively common theme in creepy pastas for some reason
yeah this one was one of the scariest for me but just the logic brought it down a bit
look, fear does things to you husadhauhda once I thought there was a person watching me,so I just texted my groupchat "there's someone in the window" and started rambling about the previous topic we were on
Too scared to move man what if he jumps out at you when you get off the bed
He s probably just "welp no one believed me last time and its under my bed and fucked with the phone last time... So just gonna write a memoir before I die to tell my shitty sister I told her so."
The real terror here is how this man is dropping so many damn glasses yet somehow breaking none of them
2:30 Ryan: You have a morning routine? Besides waking up and being a d-bag?
Ryan and Shane: *chortling like two dads out fishing*
I'm now imagining this show, but in a fishing boat on the lake. Would that be more or less scary?
(Night fishing)
@@leenone8456 I actually feel like that would be scarier
@@leenone8456 thatd be cozy imo idk
“Sir are you still in the bathroom?”
The bathroom. I never told them I was in the bathroom.
“OAHHHHHH THATS A FLIP*
THAT WAS SO COOL
One time we were at my dad's house and there was a dispute with my mom. We have a phone tracker on our devices for safety reasons. I look on my phone to see my mother's phone moving towards our current location. I get off my phone and try to defuse the situation while having a full blown panic attack. Not even a minute passes, and I hear my mom's voice call outside the door where we are speaking. At that time she also started knocking on the door and a cold blanket of fear swallows me as my heart drops and I get tunnel vision.
Me avoiding this episode cause I’m scared of it for once:
Me watching it: jokes on them, I have too much stuff under my bed for people to hide under
The narrator is such pessimist. Those cups were half-FULL.
If you're a pessimist it should be half-empty???
@@redriot1342 i think they meant to say the last sentence as in their point of view
LMFAO
@@redriot1342 Exactly. He keeps saying they're half-empty, poor sad guy. Look on the bright side!
I'm pretty sure it's to add to the suspense, since it is a thriller narration
Honestly my horror tolerance is -2% and the only reason I can watch these is cause Ryan and Shane have such!!! Good chemistry!!!
Same here, if it's someone else reading these stories then I wouldn't be watching these
This incident happened to people on more than one occasion. To a man living alone in Japan. Shit started happening to him. when he checked the security footage, he saw a woman taking a piss in the kitchen sink. While he was checking the footage the woman was standing a few feet away from him. Of course she was arrested for trespassing. When they questioned her she said that she was living in the house attic for a long time, even before the owner moved in.
The sphincter conversation was as unexpected as it was hilarious
Isn’t it supposed to be “911, what’s your emergency?” instead of “911, what’s your location?” Well, I was right in thinking that call was shady.
@Sam Glueck Oh, I didn't know that. I'm not American so I don't know what the procedures are exactly, but it's mostly "911, what's your emergency?" in all the movies and TV shows that I've watched, so I assumed that was odd.
@Sam Glueck my town does "what's your emergency", so I think it varies. Either way, "lock yourself in a room" doesn't make sense
@@eureka7876 yeah that’s stereotypical but in real life if calling from a cell phone they ask for your location (i’ve called 911 before from a cell phone and that’s what they asked)
They ask for location first in Seattle. That gets the ambulance already heading out (I do security and have had to call in frequently due to our large homeless population). Then you give the situation.
Makes sense, in a way. If you can't speak any further, at least they know where (or the person you're calling about)you might be.
In the uk they ask “what services do you require? Police, ambulance or fire service?” Then they redirect you to a operator from that specific department to help you over the phone till professionals arrive
The thing that takes me completely out of the story is that the narrator apparently decided to write his entire story in excruciating detail, with dialogue and onomatopoeia and everything, while terrified out of his mind after watching security camera footage of _someone_ rolling under his bed, the bed he is currently lying on. Like, text a friend, my guy
dk man guy sounds pretty lonely textin his sister an shi, might not have no friends
Shane saying "Tesseract" is the closest thing we're gonna get to a Loki × Ghoul boys crossover.
I personally thought he was talking about the tesseract from Hellraiser
@@infringedblue I'm not sure which one he's talking about, but either way what I said, still stands, lol.
Or maybe tesseract from a wrinkle in time.
The possibilities are endless
@@eshapesha2889 Hellraiser movies - box they work like a possessed rubik's cube.
He already acts like loki A LOT of the time
guess he didnt notice the "you may not rest now, there are monsters nearby" message. rookie mistake
Shane's little "Shrug emoji???" at 13:42 is so good I need that as a reaction gif or something
This scared the crap out of me because people have actually been found living in other people homes.
So according to Ryan, Shane is a gaslighting gatekeeping girlboss
These stories where they're like "I'm writing this in the middle of my horrible experience" are so funny. Imagine outlining your elaborate narrative and planning for maximum suspense while waiting to get fucking murked.
Watcher: "are you scared of someone hiding in your home?"
Me: "who isn't?"
Nah, that’s just a weekend bender for me.
Not me I would be pissed cause they ain't helping with rent. 😡
@@seanstrizak3654 GIVE ME MY OWED RENT
@@JacksonYT198 just give me some time man I swear I got money coming!
@@seanstrizak3654 thats a very good point 👏
"Are you afraid of interviews?" "Are you afraid of someone hiding in your home?" "Are you scared of working out?" Damn! The titles are getting realistic & realistic per week as we're talking about, attacking me personally Imao
"Are you afraid of editing your comment and then five months later being brought back to this very video and then trapped by an ancient demon which devours your very soul and takes over your entire life and also is sponsored by Honey?"
@@RealBradMiller yes
I would have been unable to sleep for a week if it was not for Shane and Ryan's laughs nd interruptions. That's why I love these guys so much, gives me the strength to shout back at ghosts like Shane.
Ryan: I know the feeling of not being believed that I saw something and being called crazy
Shane: huh..when did that happen?
So thankful of them chatting during the story. I wouldn’t be able to casually read these stories without being scared if I read it myself. I’m a wuss so I appreciate the jokes and commentary lol
Me too
Me too
Me too
Me too
No way of making, "this video is sponsored by honey" scary, but Ryan gave it a hundred and ten percent and I love it.
I think this is the only one that has actually, genuinely scared me. The rest I was like "yeah alright, kinda creepy but mostly bullshit" but this one's like "ok,, a little bullshit but mostly wtfff!? Horrifying." So..
Yeah! Same. This one is the only one to genuinely unnerve me
Same, for this season at least.
Very horrifying because the premise of someone hiding in your house playing with you is something that can very much occur in real life, and the unexplainable and somewhat supernatural elements in the story further augmented the creepiness. This might be my favorite story so far and one where the creepy factor lasted until the very end
This one the red man and the man in the walls are the only one's that really fuck me up
I know, our memories probably aren’t what really happened (especially memories from the childhood) but I can’t get over the fact that Shane heard a goofy ass laughter from the side of his bed and still doesn’t believe in anything supernatural💀
The one who dont believe in supernatural stuffs is his position/ identity at this point, gonna be weird if both of them believe in supernatural
i mean, i heard something like that too and researched it and it's just a thing your brain does when it's looking for stimulus and there's none, it imagines one. it's the same deal when you think someone called your name and no one's said anything
This scary as hell but the line 'the 911 operator was inside the house' got me in giggles
This doesn't really hold a candle to that story abt a guy hiding from a home invader in the attic. I still remember myself imagining those thundering footsteps. Truly, what you can't see scares you more
the fun part is that one was actually true too 🤪
to me, both are really good and deeply scary in different ways. what this story does really well is the mindfuck of being on the phone with 911 and thinking you're in contact with help but then they're part of the threat. it's so chilling.
but that one was good too because that guy was totally alone, he wasn't talking to 911 (at least I don't think he was and I'm not eager to go rewatch it to find out lol), he was just totally alone and couldn't do anything but hide and wait in terror
for me, these both have unique elements of horror, but I know what you're saying, totally. I think that story definitely got my ptsd going harder than this one did so that one was definitely scarier to me, all things considered
@@sethescope Yeah. The first one had the edge on adrenaline and pure panic, but this one devolved into such a creepy scenario that I’d say it takes the cake. The fact that this thing was just standing still for a whole day staring at the camera with it’s face hidden until literally 30 seconds before he walked in AND THEN HE REALIZED HE WAS LAYING ON TOP OF IT. I lost sleep over this one.
@@micahwright5901 yeah the detail that its hands were positioned like it was playing peek-a-boo especially freaked me out. that really fit into the overall theme that this guy was getting toyed with, that whatever wanted to kill him was in total control and just wanted to see him suffer first. any kind of physical threat to our safety and our lives is scary, of course. but the idea that whatever wants to kill us is smart and is in total control and has planned this? that's super scary
@@sethescope Not to mention the 911 sequence, that would leave me in shambles. I would never trust anything again.
This story is incredibly well written.