Wow, I feel bad for most of the people like the boy who got paralyzed from the neck down. Worst part is that they don’t know how it’s going to affect them in the future
I think the story about giving that person a place to stay, only for the person to kill them. Don't let random people into your home please. They tried to do something good and got murdered.
Rod Rochin A bit hard considering AirBnB is a solid thing now. Which I don't understand. That's an awful lot of trust and/or ignorance or naïveté, I feel.
@@giovannicervantes2053 Yep, always check that not only the mag is out or empty, but that there is nothing in the the chamber. More importantly tho, do not use a gun as a toy, if you don't want to die or kill someone else do not point a gun is basic info ffs. Sad that some people will be joking around or point one in a fit of anger and not think it through. 😕
My dad was in the Air force. He was gone two weeks at a time or more. Hung out with a friend of the family that ran a wrecking yard. Seen to many windshields with chunks of hair hanging out. Teeth imprinted in steering wheels. Knee prints impeded 6" into solid metal dash boards. Always will remember to wear mine.
I've seen quite a number of people killed in crashes, and a much smaller number actually walk away on their own... While I've seen a few who were killed with their seatbelts on... I've NEVER seen one walk away without the thing in place and properly worn. BUT I'd changed my mind a long time earlier than gathering all this information in my travels (which are fairly extensive)... A Patrol Cop talked to us in "Defensive Driving Training" (a Class the Navy requires you get to be certified for "Duty Driver" of on-base vehicles)... He explained it as follows : "How many of you wear belts? Yeah... ALL of you have a belt on, and it takes you a couple minutes to put it on every morning. Now, it takes ME about 2 seconds... maybe 3... to pull the strap down and click the thing in place. That's it... AND you think it's defensible to tell me that it's too much work??? Look, we have a seat-belt law in this state, and the first time is a $200 fine, court costs, and points on your license... AND you could avoid ALL that for 3 seconds worth of work. You don't wanna do it... BUT you'll still spend 2 or 3 MINUTES to put that belt on EVERY morning??? What does it do? It passes a uniform inspection... It looks pretty for girls in town... It's part of the fashion in a suit and tie... BUT 2 or 3 MINUTES is good for a decoration you don't even need and 2 or 3 seconds is too damn much to avoid a $200 fine??? I'm not even going to argue how many people get ejected every year and die horribly or worse, live through it... BUT you still think 2 or 3 SECONDS is just too much bother... Well... GOOOD FOR YOOOOOU!!!!" ...AND he dropped the microphone and walked out. That was it... I haven't forgotten a seatbelt since. ;o)
My cousin survived a car crash, but ended up with so many damages and now have nails in a lot of her bones. She was on her last year of cosmetic school but had to give up that carrier path because she can no longer stand up for more than thirty minutes. And she's such a nice girl too. But that's her life now, no carrier, no children. Just her two tiny dogs.
@@MoonPhantom Something about this hit me. Is she happy? I'm sure the dogs are a comfort to her. At least she is alive. Cars and driving are so dangerous.
These always make me feel better about my life. I hear these stories and think to myself "holy shit... how?!?" And "Holy shit my situation isn't that bad." Lol
@@pumkin610 i always love the show where they document about those people that prep for apocalypse, if its not apocalypse its to prevent idiots from making their life worse :v
I read an article circa 2004 written by a mum whose daughter became addicted to heroin. The teen met a guy who got her involved with the drug and she started stealing to fund her habit. The girl even handed a watch that had been a birthday present back to her mum out of fear she’d sell it. Story short, the girl and her boyfriend were found on the floor of a public toilet. He was dead and she as unconscious having both overdosed on heroin. She survived but her brain was deprived of so much oxygen she would be better off dead. Unpopular opinion, I know. She is in a home being cared for 24/7 and will never have a life. There was a photograph of her and it was so sad to see. There was also a photograph of her as a child and she looked like one of the girls I babysat at the time.
I mean I don't think that's unpopular at all, being essentially a vegetable or even just having a bare awareness of what's going on - or even like the guy who was brain damaged in an accident and is cognizant of the fact that most of his intellect is gone, that's a horrible fate, these people have essentially lost much of what made them, well, them. I wouldn't hesitate to call that a fate worse than death. You can be happy that a person survived, while acknowledging that for their personal stake - rather than perhaps the emotional stake of those around them - it might have been better if they hadn't.
I agree with your opinion, keeping people alive when they're vegetables is cruel to them. I understand family grief but let your loved one rest somewhere much better than a hospital bed.
Last school year around April, a Jeep full of high schoolers took off on a gravel county ride going well over the speed limit. Everyone was bucked except for 1 kid. They almost veered off the road and overcorrected when the driver tried to take control again, causing the jeep to flip and land upside down. Everyone got out with minor injuries, except the kid who wasn’t buckled. His neck snapped on impact with the roof of the car when it was upside down. It wasn’t anyone fault, but their lives are forever changed, especially the kids brother, who was sitting next to him
My Dad was a heroin addict who had gotten clean prior to meeting my mother. Also had many suicide attempts prior, as well. Once they got together, he was clean for a couple of years, until a coworker gave some to him (he worked in jewelry making at the time, so the factory didn't have the best crowd), and he got addicted again. He would have some okay moments, but we were shuffled out of the house and to my grandparents house when he would inject. (As an aside, he was found to have Hep-C during our (my sister and I's) conception. We didn't get it, fortunately). Rarely saw him, but he would always be screaming and would generally be dangerous. Eventually, he got so bad with his domestic abuse that he was arrested twice. Mother took him back a third time, so that we could have a father figure, and that was an enormous mistake, because he was nearing that suicidal point again. Inevitably, he planned a murder-suicide and nearly went through with it, but we miraculously got the cops there in time, and it only resulted in his suicide. Lots of consequences passed onto other people, myself included, that I won't go into, as it could be a novel, but it certainly fucked up everyone directly affected for the rest of their lives. This happened the day before 9/11, which was an insanely unbelievable and tragic coincidence. Our case is now used in training our city's (at that time) police recruits on domestic violence.
A few blocks from where I live, four teens where speeding in a neighborhood, the speed caused them to swerve into a concrete wall, all four died, I knew two of them. No alcohol was involved, but not needed if you are speeding around like that. It happened 9 years ago
my classmate at ninth grade used a drug called "Spice" ( between 2012-2014 it was huge in my country because it was legal )between classes, when he came back his body started shutting down , he was taken to hospital and supposedly his brain and body stopped working together ( he is fully aware of everything that happens around him but his body stopped working , so he is basically paralyzed, don't know if he is still alive though )
These videos are a constant reminder of 3 very important life lessons. Hard drugs are BAD. ALWAYS treat a gun as if it was loaded. Alcohol can be very dangerous if you don't have someone nearby to stop the stupid.
I remember my dad told me a story about a kid in his high school that was the biggest stoner (Like he legit pulled out a joint in the middle of class and smoked it.) and one time while high he threw a chair off either a balcony or a bridge. There was a old couple in a car right underneath him and the chair went through the windshield. My father doesn’t know if the couple life or died but he does know that was the last time he heard of him.
15:10 that happens more than you think. I'm a pediatric nurse and I receive a monthly current news packet in the mail with a section dedicated to "bad nurses" who's licenses get suspended or revoked or placed on probation for all kinds of stuff. Starts out with them stealing morphine from work and turns into doing Heroin and losing everything. Smh
I've heard nurses are very stressed from the work conditions. Imagine have to wake up every morning to take care of sick people that most of them time aren't that cooperative.
17 year old cousin. She had a very hard life, father, who was the only good parent, died when she was very very young, leaving her junky mother as her and her siblings sole guardian. Went through a lot of hell. Finally got through high school and got herself into collage, at 17. Started freaking out about life, as she had basically raised herself. Messed around with pain pills, got clean and was focused on her life again. Went to a party where some pos offered her something, that something was fentanyl. She went to the bathroom to try some, and they found her unresponsive whenever they got around to remembering that she was in there. We really don't know how long her brain went without oxygen, but it was long enough to leave her brain dead. She was taken off of life support three days later.
In high school a bunch of kids got tattoos from a guy that made a homemade tattoo gun he kept hidden in a bathroom. Later they the five people who got tattoos found out the gun had been used on a group previously and a member was not exactly healthy.
1989. A career Army sergeant first class (E-7) was retiring after 20 plus years in, including surviving a stint in the Vietnam warcrime. After sending his family back to the states, he decided to party in Amsterdam his last weekend in Europe. He was busted on the train bringing back a cube of hash over the Netherlands and German border--a very bad no, no. He was court-martialed and sent to Leavenworth military prison for a year or two and lost his pension, etc. His family was rendered destitute almost overnight.
That guy is definitely not going to spend 20years in prison for a breaking and entertaining and stealing weed. But that burger spot must be in a terrible location for them to have a security guard lol.
@@kikigam7113 He's probably referring to how you rarely get the maximum sentence, and even if you do most people won't serve their entire sentence, they get let out early for one reason or another (good behavior, covid, etc).
I know this isn't as serious as some of the other ones, but why do people think they can vandalize buildings, steal cars, threaten people, etc. and the authorities will just laugh it off as a prank? Do they think fake prank videos on RUclips reflect real life, or were they raised by people who just laughed off all the destructive & thoughtless things they did because they somehow thought it was cute?
guy I worked with on night shift he wet to pharmacy school during the day, he finally finished got a job right after got arrested for stealing drugs the first week on the job
I literally just don't understand why people do drugs. We learn about how dangerous and addicting they are at very young ages. DARE drills into our heads that it only takes one time for people to get addicted, we watched interviews of people that were former addicts, current addicts, people that were in prison for things they did while high/drunk, families of people that died of overdoses/alcoholism/smoking, and then we STILL had refreshers on the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes every year and again in driving school. I simply can't fathom being exposed to that kind of education and still thinking, "Sure I'll give it a try."
@@TheRoyalWe762 It's funny you say that because my dad's high school friend went on to become a doctor that specializes in addiction and he owned several practices and rehab facilities (he's sold them all to Cleveland Clinic though) and he's said the same thing. In all his studies he's found that a lot of his patients are just bored and he's written a lot of articles and journals about how parents need to get their kids more involved in their communities, schools, churches, etc and do more to encourage social interactions while monitoring friendships. I still don't get trying it when it's so clear how bad it is, though. Like, if you're really so bored with your life, it'd be better for you to get addicted to just about anything else other than drugs and alcohol.
I think the motivation behind taking drugs is a lot more complex than "Ill give it a try". Its the ultimate form of escapeism. If life is kinda shit, people will do anything to escape their own mind for a bit. If a society has a drug problem, it should look at the lives it is offering people
Instead of scare tact use the stern dad tact of "you'll get away with it for a while but it'll eventually ruin your life and the lives of others that you love and wind up killing you try it and you will regret it when it's too late"
I don't mean this to sound condescending, but if you don't understand why people do drugs just count yourself lucky that your life doesn't suck enough that the escape of a high is worth the risk. Edit: Obviously some people are just stupid. I'm referring to people who suffer from PTSD, depression, etc.
First time I rode a bike (20), I got p*ss-drunk and ended up riding over a weirdly angled bit of sidewalk on a crosswalk. The bike wheel hit it and I flew over it into the road, just as a car was pulling up. So I got hit by the car, slid, then got hit by the bike in the chest when it landed on me. If I had not been wearing my helmet, I'd be dead or a vegetable now, because I landed right on my head. The helmet broke in two like a karate board, and I had a concussion on top of being drunk. I'm lucky I made it home in one piece. I will ALWAYS tell people to wear their helmets, no matter how dumb they think it looks. It can save your life.
The other day at work I told a toddler that I'd give them a sicker if they were behaved until they checked out..if it was ok with mum and dad. They said of course. The sticker says " thanks for choosing us you, got same day delivery" Kid was happy af. Mom was very obviously pissed Dad was on the ground in the farthest corner pissing yelling 76 hours... I got called to HR. And here I am..
I knew a guy who owned a dance studio. Wonderful guy. Beautiful family and successful business. He started using cocaine. Became addicted, and started selling things to buy coke. Finally sold his business to buy cocaine. Wife left him and took the kids. Last I saw of him was on the news, footage of him trying to break into an ATM.
Always treat a gun as if it is loaded, even if you know it isn’t. And when not in use, keep it locked up in a place where people (especially young children) can’t get to it.
7:30 That's why rehabs and AA/NA say "you're never a former alcoholic/addict. You are, and always will be, a recovering alcoholic/addict." My dad has been sober since the 90s and I've been clean since the late 00s. Both of us are only one drink/smoke away from relapse, and know it.
Most of these people deserved the consequences of their actions....bruh Edit: anyone who drunk drives is absolute trash and deserves anything they get and more
I've often said that if you drive drunk, cause an accident, and someone dies, it should be First Degree Murder. If you drive drunk, cause an accident, and no one is hurt, it should still be Attempted First Degree Murder. Lost three different friends to drunk drivers. It's about time that the drunks quit getting slapped on the wrist.
@@DakalaShade i absolutely agree. It's despicable how someone can get slap on the wrist for murdering or destroying families just because they were drunk. It should be an agravating circumstance
near miss story, Friend of my brother took him shooting (Not saying which of the 6 it is), later that evening a guy pissed him off in a mall parking lot for intentionally cutting him off then getting out of the car to flip him off for delaying him, owner of the gun pulls it out aims it at the guy who just got out of the car to flip the gunman off, gunman pulls trigger, and fires off a round, MISSED. Brother lost a friend but all parties involved in the incident were happy it missed. owner of gun claimed he checked that it was empty before putting it away.... uh huh.
Most people who have good lives and end up addicted to heroin do so because of opiod medication prescribed to them by a doctor for what ever. They get addicted to those, and when the prescription ends they still have the addiction and have to use an other opiod. Main one to find is heroin sadly.
20 years for breaking a store window and stealing a bunch of weed seems kind of medieval... not to mention the extraordinary cost to the tax payers for having to take care of that kid while he is in prison. Which will be around $600,000.
3:38 that happened to a very old friend of mine in middle school, basically the same thing His dad was the police chief of the town, so he got away with it without a problem Still can’t believe it
ALCOHOL plays far too big a part in many of these stories. Not even don't drink and drive - moderate your drinking and you won't put yourself in sketchy situations. Yes I know it's being young and let's be dumb, but please don't. We are more frail than we think we are.
There was a similar incident where a guy suffered the same fate of eating the slug after being pressured by his friends. But likely he might have accepted it willingly to do that, never thinking that his fate was sealed.
12:12: it's funny to say FHRITP to interrupt news broadcasts (even though it isn't the most respectful), but during a moment of silence for a lost family member? Come on....
At 6:39 time stamp I have to say he did the right thing and people just don’t seem to care about ethics today I think more people need to be like this guy especially if it’s medical weed ,since it’s still federally illegal today,it really does happen like that too🤠
In grade 1/year 1 I was with my friend and we were jumping around on these big rocks he fell and split his skull open (NOT EXAGGERATING) he died on the spot. For years I blamed my self and I still have nightmares the image of this poor child with his brains out of his skull. RIP-max 2009-2015
Sweet mother of holy ass & christ! I have too many questions about this, so I would just like to say that I am so sorry that you witnessed auto-trauma.
13:17, only thing I wonder is what the driver of the car was thinking about when he saw her and then ran her over? must have not been important to avoid a murder charge because of.
well there was this girl in my class a couple years ago. lets call her amy. she was smart, cute and overall had a great life. had a decent family, good friends and was a straight A student. but one day, amy got involved with the wrong people and got a weed addiction. her life just went downhill from there - she started drinking and getting involved in other substances, dropped out of school, got into fights, and alienated all her friends and family
A old work mate got drunk and hit by a car at 80km/h (42mph if im correct). Another guy. On a scooter (49cc) went to turn around pushing with feet. Lost his footing and hit his head on the kerb. Was dead before ambo turned up
I've got one. It's was when I made the evaluation "I'm only going to smoke heroin, it's not like I'm shooting up..." 30 years later I still have the habit. Oops.
@@ghostly7139 yeah you're right, it's an addiction. Most users refer to it as a habit. The amount of help I've tried and failed with is mind boggling. I've been through detoxes, rehabs, and jail. All three have far easier access to heroin (any drug really) than on the streets. When combined with mental health issues and other physically painful conditions, detox becomes a dream. I tried another detox maybe a month ago. I quit that attempt when I was throwing up blood and having grand and petit mal seizures. Now I'm approaching 50 years old, I think it'll be a pine box that stops me. It sucks but that's what I'm expecting.
Drove past a wreck, and saw a big guy, hanging out of a smashed-to-bits new red Corvette on the highway. I'd thought he was dead, but I later read in the news, he'd lived. Sort of. ... with a broken neck, TBI, paralyzed, quadriplegic for life. I'll bet it was pretty quick.
Had a friend with a basketball scholarship. Him and another one of my friends decided to rob a girl to “get extra money for college” since“ they knew she’d just give them the money”. Well she obviously knew who it was and they went to jail. He got out of jail hooked on H… yes he got addicted in Fing jail…. and has been in and out of jail since. He was like a little brother, and he did this a year after I moved. Will forever remember the smiling kid and not the dope fiend I see know since I’ve moved back. Hurts my soul whenever I see him.
my aunt got trick into saying she help cover up a crime she didn't know they were getting rid of evidence in a murder but detectives trick her and she got 7 years and a massive fine for helping to cover it up and she never got to complete college and now has massive student debt and now works as my mom assistant
@9:54 Famous last words..."What it's not like it's loaded...BOOM" Edit: @11:08. I used to do lines of the Preuvian Marching Powder, came home one day from work and had to pee but saw my roommates cutting lines, so I said "make one for me" When I came out of the bathroom they said the line is t here. I did it and immeadetly knew it wasn't what I thought it was. I asked and they told me it was the White Horse. I panic for a minute then they told me it like a pain pill. I enjoyed the ride...but knew the price to ride was WAY to xpensive. Moved out shortly after taht.
5:29 this happened to a guy in my hs 😢 he was a wannabe cholo but he kinda knew it wasn’t his vibe so he tried to get into skateboarding. He stopped going to school one day and nobody ever heard from him… few years later started seeing him down town he got really fat but I could tell it was him because of the style of clothes he wore 😢😢 I pieced the story a bit he tried doing a trick or something and fell backwards and hit his head 😢 all he ever did after was drink and smoke weed and meth I think I don’t even think he had a home by then 😢 WEAR A HELMET
First off for the jeep 80 mph story i have some points to make. 1: first mistake was they bought a jeep. 2: second mistake was they drove a jeep 3: yeah that would traumatize me too it's a jeep
Okay, I'm saying this as the archetypal "overachiever high school student who now realizes she is burnt out and probably struggles with clinical anxiety" kid: I can bet you so much money that the drug problems of the high achieving kids in these stories was *years* in the making. Because if you get burnt out (and probably will), by that time everyone just kind of expects you to overachieve so it doesn't really feel like you can slow down. And so you have a higher chance of stickling to unhealthy coping mechanisms (like drugs) to get through the day. i never did that(addiction runs in the family-my parents aren't but so many of my relatives are/were, and early on I decided I wouldn't take chances), but I can easily see what led to the high achieving kids' drug problems. I'm not trying to justify or ignore the behavior, but this probably didn't just happen out of the blue.
It's kind of like: Since studying has been such a huge part of your identity for so long, when you get burnt out and don't have that outlet for your own anxiety, you sort of have no idea what the fuck you're going to do now.
Wow, I feel bad for most of the people like the boy who got paralyzed from the neck down. Worst part is that they don’t know how it’s going to affect them in the future
I think the story about giving that person a place to stay, only for the person to kill them. Don't let random people into your home please. They tried to do something good and got murdered.
Rod Rochin A bit hard considering AirBnB is a solid thing now. Which I don't understand. That's an awful lot of trust and/or ignorance or naïveté, I feel.
@@pumkin610 no good deed goes unpunished.
@@zevtripp9893 Sorry, what/who are you replying to?
@@destruidordossonhos7718 It's disturbing how true that is.
The last story: sad and heartbreaking.
The outtro music: happy and upbeat.
Right
Came for the messed up stories...
Stayed for the cognitive dissonance... ;o)
Lol
I like your profile
ALWAYS assume the gun is loaded.
CLEAR THE DAMN GUN SLIDE ISN'T JUST FOR SHOW
@@nottagovvyseige I think you mean from a blank, but a gun loaded with a blank is still loaded
@@giovannicervantes2053 Yep, always check that not only the mag is out or empty, but that there is nothing in the the chamber. More importantly tho, do not use a gun as a toy, if you don't want to die or kill someone else do not point a gun is basic info ffs. Sad that some people will be joking around or point one in a fit of anger and not think it through. 😕
And ALWAYS BUCKLE UP.
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PREACH!!!!
My dad was in the Air force. He was gone two weeks at a time or more. Hung out with a friend of the family that ran a wrecking yard. Seen to many windshields with chunks of hair hanging out. Teeth imprinted in steering wheels. Knee prints impeded 6" into solid metal dash boards. Always will remember to wear mine.
A road map of pain
I've seen quite a number of people killed in crashes, and a much smaller number actually walk away on their own... While I've seen a few who were killed with their seatbelts on... I've NEVER seen one walk away without the thing in place and properly worn.
BUT I'd changed my mind a long time earlier than gathering all this information in my travels (which are fairly extensive)... A Patrol Cop talked to us in "Defensive Driving Training" (a Class the Navy requires you get to be certified for "Duty Driver" of on-base vehicles)... He explained it as follows :
"How many of you wear belts? Yeah... ALL of you have a belt on, and it takes you a couple minutes to put it on every morning. Now, it takes ME about 2 seconds... maybe 3... to pull the strap down and click the thing in place. That's it... AND you think it's defensible to tell me that it's too much work??? Look, we have a seat-belt law in this state, and the first time is a $200 fine, court costs, and points on your license... AND you could avoid ALL that for 3 seconds worth of work. You don't wanna do it... BUT you'll still spend 2 or 3 MINUTES to put that belt on EVERY morning??? What does it do? It passes a uniform inspection... It looks pretty for girls in town... It's part of the fashion in a suit and tie... BUT 2 or 3 MINUTES is good for a decoration you don't even need and 2 or 3 seconds is too damn much to avoid a $200 fine??? I'm not even going to argue how many people get ejected every year and die horribly or worse, live through it... BUT you still think 2 or 3 SECONDS is just too much bother... Well... GOOOD FOR YOOOOOU!!!!"
...AND he dropped the microphone and walked out. That was it...
I haven't forgotten a seatbelt since. ;o)
My wife before she was. Told her dad after our first date. He made me put my seatbelt on before he would go! Dad said I might be a keeper.
My cousin survived a car crash, but ended up with so many damages and now have nails in a lot of her bones.
She was on her last year of cosmetic school but had to give up that carrier path because she can no longer stand up for more than thirty minutes.
And she's such a nice girl too. But that's her life now, no carrier, no children. Just her two tiny dogs.
@@MoonPhantom
Something about this hit me.
Is she happy?
I'm sure the dogs are a comfort to her.
At least she is alive.
Cars and driving are so dangerous.
These always make me feel better about my life. I hear these stories and think to myself "holy shit... how?!?" And "Holy shit my situation isn't that bad." Lol
Parent always told us : can you just go outside rather playing videogame all day long
Meanwhile the outside :
@@weavorjjohanna5619 maybe the crazy people with doomsday bunkers arent so crazy after all
@@pumkin610 i always love the show where they document about those people that prep for apocalypse, if its not apocalypse its to prevent idiots from making their life worse :v
I read an article circa 2004 written by a mum whose daughter became addicted to heroin. The teen met a guy who got her involved with the drug and she started stealing to fund her habit. The girl even handed a watch that had been a birthday present back to her mum out of fear she’d sell it. Story short, the girl and her boyfriend were found on the floor of a public toilet. He was dead and she as unconscious having both overdosed on heroin. She survived but her brain was deprived of so much oxygen she would be better off dead. Unpopular opinion, I know. She is in a home being cared for 24/7 and will never have a life. There was a photograph of her and it was so sad to see. There was also a photograph of her as a child and she looked like one of the girls I babysat at the time.
I mean I don't think that's unpopular at all, being essentially a vegetable or even just having a bare awareness of what's going on - or even like the guy who was brain damaged in an accident and is cognizant of the fact that most of his intellect is gone, that's a horrible fate, these people have essentially lost much of what made them, well, them. I wouldn't hesitate to call that a fate worse than death. You can be happy that a person survived, while acknowledging that for their personal stake - rather than perhaps the emotional stake of those around them - it might have been better if they hadn't.
I agree with your opinion, keeping people alive when they're vegetables is cruel to them. I understand family grief but let your loved one rest somewhere much better than a hospital bed.
Last school year around April, a Jeep full of high schoolers took off on a gravel county ride going well over the speed limit. Everyone was bucked except for 1 kid. They almost veered off the road and overcorrected when the driver tried to take control again, causing the jeep to flip and land upside down. Everyone got out with minor injuries, except the kid who wasn’t buckled. His neck snapped on impact with the roof of the car when it was upside down. It wasn’t anyone fault, but their lives are forever changed, especially the kids brother, who was sitting next to him
8:10 guy kills 3 PEOPLE and only gets 20 years but someone tries to smuggle drugs across states and gets 15 smh
Kid at my high school tweeted “we drunk drivin.” Was thrown from the car when it crashed and died at the scene.
😞...Yes,that's what can happen...I know that you will be smarter..
LOL
My Dad was a heroin addict who had gotten clean prior to meeting my mother. Also had many suicide attempts prior, as well. Once they got together, he was clean for a couple of years, until a coworker gave some to him (he worked in jewelry making at the time, so the factory didn't have the best crowd), and he got addicted again. He would have some okay moments, but we were shuffled out of the house and to my grandparents house when he would inject. (As an aside, he was found to have Hep-C during our (my sister and I's) conception. We didn't get it, fortunately). Rarely saw him, but he would always be screaming and would generally be dangerous. Eventually, he got so bad with his domestic abuse that he was arrested twice. Mother took him back a third time, so that we could have a father figure, and that was an enormous mistake, because he was nearing that suicidal point again. Inevitably, he planned a murder-suicide and nearly went through with it, but we miraculously got the cops there in time, and it only resulted in his suicide.
Lots of consequences passed onto other people, myself included, that I won't go into, as it could be a novel, but it certainly fucked up everyone directly affected for the rest of their lives. This happened the day before 9/11, which was an insanely unbelievable and tragic coincidence. Our case is now used in training our city's (at that time) police recruits on domestic violence.
The ones about drug addiction and drunk driving should be used for PSAs.
They cant be proved true and even if they did people would say “wont happen to me”
@@xKrown yep, find another way to be stupid
People dont get how bad a dui is in court. You literally cant drive for months…in some cases well over a year
A few blocks from where I live, four teens where speeding in a neighborhood, the speed caused them to swerve into a concrete wall, all four died, I knew two of them.
No alcohol was involved, but not needed if you are speeding around like that. It happened 9 years ago
First rule of firearms: the gun is always loaded, even when it's not.
18:04
I dont understand why people do that. The man had nothing to gain from this
my classmate at ninth grade used a drug called "Spice" ( between 2012-2014 it was huge in my country because it was legal )between classes, when he came back his body started shutting down , he was taken to hospital and supposedly his brain and body stopped working together ( he is fully aware of everything that happens around him but his body stopped working , so he is basically paralyzed, don't know if he is still alive though )
Thank you for sharing. It is appreciated.
These videos are a constant reminder of 3 very important life lessons. Hard drugs are BAD. ALWAYS treat a gun as if it was loaded. Alcohol can be very dangerous if you don't have someone nearby to stop the stupid.
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And always wear the seatbelt
I remember my dad told me a story about a kid in his high school that was the biggest stoner (Like he legit pulled out a joint in the middle of class and smoked it.) and one time while high he threw a chair off either a balcony or a bridge. There was a old couple in a car right underneath him and the chair went through the windshield. My father doesn’t know if the couple life or died but he does know that was the last time he heard of him.
Damn...
That's a legit thing to get expelled for.
11:30 that sticker that says “no seatbelts, we die like men.”
@AbroJess no sticker they just carved it into the back of the car bumper
These people who say 'I don't do seatbelts', wonder how they feel when they go head first through the wind shield after a head-on collison?
@@jamesnorman9160 dead, they feel dead.
alternatively, "No airbags, we die like men"
saw that on a big ass lifted truck once.
@@jamesnorman9160 Just like anti-maskers..
15:10 that happens more than you think. I'm a pediatric nurse and I receive a monthly current news packet in the mail with a section dedicated to "bad nurses" who's licenses get suspended or revoked or placed on probation for all kinds of stuff. Starts out with them stealing morphine from work and turns into doing Heroin and losing everything. Smh
I've heard nurses are very stressed from the work conditions. Imagine have to wake up every morning to take care of sick people that most of them time aren't that cooperative.
17 year old cousin. She had a very hard life, father, who was the only good parent, died when she was very very young, leaving her junky mother as her and her siblings sole guardian. Went through a lot of hell. Finally got through high school and got herself into collage, at 17. Started freaking out about life, as she had basically raised herself. Messed around with pain pills, got clean and was focused on her life again. Went to a party where some pos offered her something, that something was fentanyl. She went to the bathroom to try some, and they found her unresponsive whenever they got around to remembering that she was in there. We really don't know how long her brain went without oxygen, but it was long enough to leave her brain dead.
She was taken off of life support three days later.
In high school a bunch of kids got tattoos from a guy that made a homemade tattoo gun he kept hidden in a bathroom. Later they the five people who got tattoos found out the gun had been used on a group previously and a member was not exactly healthy.
1989. A career Army sergeant first class (E-7) was retiring after 20 plus years in, including surviving a stint in the Vietnam warcrime. After sending his family back to the states, he decided to party in Amsterdam his last weekend in Europe. He was busted on the train bringing back a cube of hash over the Netherlands and German border--a very bad no, no. He was court-martialed and sent to Leavenworth military prison for a year or two and lost his pension, etc. His family was rendered destitute almost overnight.
When I said “I do”. Took less than a second.
This shit cracked me up 😂
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That guy is definitely not going to spend 20years in prison for a breaking and entertaining and stealing weed. But that burger spot must be in a terrible location for them to have a security guard lol.
He could ive seen people get 15 years for robbery alone
If it's residencial in some states it can be 25 to life
@@kikigam7113 He's probably referring to how you rarely get the maximum sentence, and even if you do most people won't serve their entire sentence, they get let out early for one reason or another (good behavior, covid, etc).
@Always Unlucky didn’t even notice I misspelled it lol
Well if he stole 20gs in weed that may be drug charges, grand theft and vandalism
I know this isn't as serious as some of the other ones, but why do people think they can vandalize buildings, steal cars, threaten people, etc. and the authorities will just laugh it off as a prank? Do they think fake prank videos on RUclips reflect real life, or were they raised by people who just laughed off all the destructive & thoughtless things they did because they somehow thought it was cute?
guy I worked with on night shift he wet to pharmacy school during the day, he finally finished got a job right after got arrested for stealing drugs the first week on the job
I literally just don't understand why people do drugs. We learn about how dangerous and addicting they are at very young ages. DARE drills into our heads that it only takes one time for people to get addicted, we watched interviews of people that were former addicts, current addicts, people that were in prison for things they did while high/drunk, families of people that died of overdoses/alcoholism/smoking, and then we STILL had refreshers on the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes every year and again in driving school. I simply can't fathom being exposed to that kind of education and still thinking, "Sure I'll give it a try."
Boredom is powerful
@@TheRoyalWe762 It's funny you say that because my dad's high school friend went on to become a doctor that specializes in addiction and he owned several practices and rehab facilities (he's sold them all to Cleveland Clinic though) and he's said the same thing. In all his studies he's found that a lot of his patients are just bored and he's written a lot of articles and journals about how parents need to get their kids more involved in their communities, schools, churches, etc and do more to encourage social interactions while monitoring friendships. I still don't get trying it when it's so clear how bad it is, though. Like, if you're really so bored with your life, it'd be better for you to get addicted to just about anything else other than drugs and alcohol.
I think the motivation behind taking drugs is a lot more complex than "Ill give it a try". Its the ultimate form of escapeism. If life is kinda shit, people will do anything to escape their own mind for a bit. If a society has a drug problem, it should look at the lives it is offering people
Instead of scare tact use the stern dad tact of "you'll get away with it for a while but it'll eventually ruin your life and the lives of others that you love and wind up killing you try it and you will regret it when it's too late"
I don't mean this to sound condescending, but if you don't understand why people do drugs just count yourself lucky that your life doesn't suck enough that the escape of a high is worth the risk.
Edit: Obviously some people are just stupid. I'm referring to people who suffer from PTSD, depression, etc.
First time I rode a bike (20), I got p*ss-drunk and ended up riding over a weirdly angled bit of sidewalk on a crosswalk. The bike wheel hit it and I flew over it into the road, just as a car was pulling up. So I got hit by the car, slid, then got hit by the bike in the chest when it landed on me.
If I had not been wearing my helmet, I'd be dead or a vegetable now, because I landed right on my head. The helmet broke in two like a karate board, and I had a concussion on top of being drunk. I'm lucky I made it home in one piece. I will ALWAYS tell people to wear their helmets, no matter how dumb they think it looks. It can save your life.
No one:
The tts voice: G E E P
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I almost murdered the school bully two weeks before graduation.
Thank God I had/have great friends who talked me out of it.
Its scary how all these are new. No repeating comments despite having a lot of these vids.
People keep doing stupid stuff
16:36 That moment when you know exactly who they talking about. The guy lives in my area and drives like he trying to take off.
The other day at work I told a toddler that I'd give them a sicker if they were behaved until they checked out..if it was ok with mum and dad. They said of course.
The sticker says " thanks for choosing us you, got same day delivery"
Kid was happy af.
Mom was very obviously pissed
Dad was on the ground in the farthest corner pissing yelling 76 hours...
I got called to HR. And here I am..
Parents were planning to take the sticker for themselves, obviously.
LOL
Lemme guess, ya got fired? 🤔
"What's the quickest way you have ever seen someone mess up their life?"
Me:
**First five notes of "Say No To This"**
I knew a guy who owned a dance studio. Wonderful guy. Beautiful family and successful business.
He started using cocaine. Became addicted, and started selling things to buy coke.
Finally sold his business to buy cocaine. Wife left him and took the kids.
Last I saw of him was on the news, footage of him trying to break into an ATM.
Always treat a gun as if it is loaded, even if you know it isn’t.
And when not in use, keep it locked up in a place where people (especially young children) can’t get to it.
God ... some of the stupidity in these stories ... 🤦🏾♂️ very “Darwinian.”
The one who stole $2k may have been in an abusive or overbearing household where he believed the only release would be prison
I've heard of people only getting 2 years for murder. What the hell is this thing with weed and 20 years.
God damn, that first one. That almost sounds like it could be a kidnapping charge.
7:30 That's why rehabs and AA/NA say "you're never a former alcoholic/addict. You are, and always will be, a recovering alcoholic/addict." My dad has been sober since the 90s and I've been clean since the late 00s. Both of us are only one drink/smoke away from relapse, and know it.
Most of these people deserved the consequences of their actions....bruh
Edit: anyone who drunk drives is absolute trash and deserves anything they get and more
I've often said that if you drive drunk, cause an accident, and someone dies, it should be First Degree Murder. If you drive drunk, cause an accident, and no one is hurt, it should still be Attempted First Degree Murder.
Lost three different friends to drunk drivers. It's about time that the drunks quit getting slapped on the wrist.
@@DakalaShade i absolutely agree. It's despicable how someone can get slap on the wrist for murdering or destroying families just because they were drunk. It should be an agravating circumstance
near miss story, Friend of my brother took him shooting (Not saying which of the 6 it is), later that evening a guy pissed him off in a mall parking lot for intentionally cutting him off then getting out of the car to flip him off for delaying him, owner of the gun pulls it out aims it at the guy who just got out of the car to flip the gunman off, gunman pulls trigger, and fires off a round, MISSED. Brother lost a friend but all parties involved in the incident were happy it missed. owner of gun claimed he checked that it was empty before putting it away.... uh huh.
Most people who have good lives and end up addicted to heroin do so because of opiod medication prescribed to them by a doctor for what ever. They get addicted to those, and when the prescription ends they still have the addiction and have to use an other opiod. Main one to find is heroin sadly.
Also no one really knows what someone else life looks like behind the scenes. It could be they where already unhappy for whatever reason.
Yeah that's why I always say no opioid when the Dr pushes them. My mom is an addict I don't need to tempt fate like that.
1:24 Damn that was cold! 😂
these stories are "fu-kay" -ed up
I’m noticing most of these include drugs/alcohol...
It's really sad to see people ruin their lives this way.
Dont worry if it makes you feel better there is a high chance atleast one of these stories are complete bs and made up
Buddy of mine was chatting with someone he thought was 15 years old. He was 26. You can guess how well that went.
Don’t do drugs kids...
I thank my parents and DARE (no kidding) for actually instilling into me to never do drugs... ever.
20 years for breaking a store window and stealing a bunch of weed seems kind of medieval... not to mention the extraordinary cost to the tax payers for having to take care of that kid while he is in prison. Which will be around $600,000.
7:13 That feeling when you have knee surgery tomorrow🙁
"Why won't society treat the homeless like actual human beings?"
The homeless: 17:40
That's their damn fault... who tf let's a complete stranger sleep in their home?? this is not Disney channel
@@nottagovvyseige they had good intentions tbh
@@SM-cm3mk what a cute way of calling them stupid
@@SM-cm3mk the road to Hell is paved with good intentions
@@nottagovvyseige Darwinism at its finest
The last story reminded me of a certain Doujin…
That one about the construction worker accident and addiction is so sad :( be fucking careful around hard drugs kids
3:38 that happened to a very old friend of mine in middle school, basically the same thing
His dad was the police chief of the town, so he got away with it without a problem
Still can’t believe it
It’s so sad what pure pressure and drugs can do to a person.
Peer pressure, as in pressure from people like you (your peers).
ALCOHOL plays far too big a part in many of these stories. Not even don't drink and drive - moderate your drinking and you won't put yourself in sketchy situations. Yes I know it's being young and let's be dumb, but please don't. We are more frail than we think we are.
I have no sympathy for anyone who chooses drugs over their future/family and people who willingly drink and drive.
8:12, ONLY 20 Years, he got off LIGHT.
The kid who ate a slug to impress his friends and then later died from a parasite that the slug had. 😢😢😢
There was a similar incident where a guy suffered the same fate of eating the slug after being pressured by his friends. But likely he might have accepted it willingly to do that, never thinking that his fate was sealed.
10:30 wasnt that on 1000 ways to die?
Watching these motivates me to not be an idiot
12:12: it's funny to say FHRITP to interrupt news broadcasts (even though it isn't the most respectful), but during a moment of silence for a lost family member? Come on....
At 6:39 time stamp I have to say he did the right thing and people just don’t seem to care about ethics today I think more people need to be like this guy especially if it’s medical weed ,since it’s still federally illegal today,it really does happen like that too🤠
Who did the right thing? The stoner? Are you crazy?
In grade 1/year 1 I was with my friend and we were jumping around on these big rocks he fell and split his skull open (NOT EXAGGERATING) he died on the spot. For years I blamed my self and I still have nightmares the image of this poor child with his brains out of his skull.
RIP-max 2009-2015
Sweet mother of holy ass & christ!
I have too many questions about this, so I would just like to say that I am so sorry that you witnessed auto-trauma.
these are just depressing in ways I didn't know were possible
Yeah..I know how you feel 😞
A lot of these are sad, but they really don't get any sympathy from me.
Moral of the story: _Don't_ do drugs.
@Banned4life 1488 Alright, moral of the story is _Don't_ do drugs irresponsibly.
Don't drive drunk/impaired
13:17, only thing I wonder is what the driver of the car was thinking about when he saw her and then ran her over? must have not been important to avoid a murder charge because of.
well there was this girl in my class a couple years ago. lets call her amy. she was smart, cute and overall had a great life. had a decent family, good friends and was a straight A student. but one day, amy got involved with the wrong people and got a weed addiction. her life just went downhill from there - she started drinking and getting involved in other substances, dropped out of school, got into fights, and alienated all her friends and family
That last one hit close to home damn
When you hear someone say "The gun is not loaded": RUN!
A old work mate got drunk and hit by a car at 80km/h (42mph if im correct).
Another guy. On a scooter (49cc) went to turn around pushing with feet. Lost his footing and hit his head on the kerb. Was dead before ambo turned up
I've got one. It's was when I made the evaluation "I'm only going to smoke heroin, it's not like I'm shooting up..."
30 years later I still have the habit. Oops.
Not a habit but an addiction.It is never too late to get help
@@ghostly7139 yeah you're right, it's an addiction. Most users refer to it as a habit. The amount of help I've tried and failed with is mind boggling. I've been through detoxes, rehabs, and jail. All three have far easier access to heroin (any drug really) than on the streets. When combined with mental health issues and other physically painful conditions, detox becomes a dream. I tried another detox maybe a month ago. I quit that attempt when I was throwing up blood and having grand and petit mal seizures. Now I'm approaching 50 years old, I think it'll be a pine box that stops me. It sucks but that's what I'm expecting.
Drove past a wreck, and saw a big guy, hanging out of a smashed-to-bits new red Corvette on the highway.
I'd thought he was dead, but I later read in the news, he'd lived.
Sort of.
... with a broken neck, TBI, paralyzed, quadriplegic for life.
I'll bet it was pretty quick.
Had a friend with a basketball scholarship. Him and another one of my friends decided to rob a girl to “get extra money for college” since“ they knew she’d just give them the money”. Well she obviously knew who it was and they went to jail. He got out of jail hooked on H… yes he got addicted in Fing jail…. and has been in and out of jail since. He was like a little brother, and he did this a year after I moved. Will forever remember the smiling kid and not the dope fiend I see know since I’ve moved back. Hurts my soul whenever I see him.
The Army had urine testing long before 1982. The Navy I don't know about.
my aunt got trick into saying she help cover up a crime she didn't know they were getting rid of evidence in a murder but detectives trick her and she got 7 years and a massive fine for helping to cover it up and she never got to complete college and now has massive student debt and now works as my mom assistant
16:43 I remember that!!!!!
Get with my ex... I MEAN THAT LITERALLY. My friends and I truly feel for every man she runs down.
@9:54 Famous last words..."What it's not like it's loaded...BOOM"
Edit: @11:08. I used to do lines of the Preuvian Marching Powder, came home one day from work and had to pee but saw my roommates cutting lines, so I said "make one for me" When I came out of the bathroom they said the line is t here. I did it and immeadetly knew it wasn't what I thought it was. I asked and they told me it was the White Horse. I panic for a minute then they told me it like a pain pill. I enjoyed the ride...but knew the price to ride was WAY to xpensive. Moved out shortly after taht.
5:29 this happened to a guy in my hs 😢 he was a wannabe cholo but he kinda knew it wasn’t his vibe so he tried to get into skateboarding. He stopped going to school one day and nobody ever heard from him… few years later started seeing him down town he got really fat but I could tell it was him because of the style of clothes he wore 😢😢 I pieced the story a bit he tried doing a trick or something and fell backwards and hit his head 😢 all he ever did after was drink and smoke weed and meth I think I don’t even think he had a home by then 😢 WEAR A HELMET
Anyone else notice the unusual emphasis on the "him" at 19:57?
"...take him downtown and book HIM."
Your first cousin’s child is your first cousin once removed. Not your second cousin.
Nope
It is. The system goes psc parents' siblings' child...
Psc 1st cousin
Ppscc 2nd cousin
@Terratetradon
First off for the jeep 80 mph story i have some points to make.
1: first mistake was they bought a jeep.
2: second mistake was they drove a jeep
3: yeah that would traumatize me too it's a jeep
this is scarier than the conjuring
Imagine drunk driving and killing 3 people, the guilt would eat me alive
At least no one in that first story was killed!
Just because a gun isn't loaded doesn't mean a bullet isn't still in the chamber. Treat every gun like it's loaded.
Okay, I'm saying this as the archetypal "overachiever high school student who now realizes she is burnt out and probably struggles with clinical anxiety" kid: I can bet you so much money that the drug problems of the high achieving kids in these stories was *years* in the making. Because if you get burnt out (and probably will), by that time everyone just kind of expects you to overachieve so it doesn't really feel like you can slow down. And so you have a higher chance of stickling to unhealthy coping mechanisms (like drugs) to get through the day. i never did that(addiction runs in the family-my parents aren't but so many of my relatives are/were, and early on I decided I wouldn't take chances), but I can easily see what led to the high achieving kids' drug problems.
I'm not trying to justify or ignore the behavior, but this probably didn't just happen out of the blue.
It's kind of like: Since studying has been such a huge part of your identity for so long, when you get burnt out and don't have that outlet for your own anxiety, you sort of have no idea what the fuck you're going to do now.
2:25 ..... You know it's a bad neighborhood when the Whataburger has a security guard. And as good as the food is I don't think its that good!! 😂😂😂
lol my uncle was going to play professionally for the St. Louis steamers FC back in the day. But he decided to be a carpenter instead.
16:45, Only question. before he took off did the shit actually know how to fly it or was he just gonna wing it? (into a mountain)
He is now like Forrest Gump....Yeah...Don't drink and drive indeed! Especially since he knows how challenged he is now....
Group discount at Chuck E. Cheese, huh? I got a good chuckle out of that one.😆🙄🤔
This is why I don't drink, let alone some of the other stuff.
How the actual fuck so you steal a PLANE 🤣🤣🤣
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