Oh my goodness, I have watched maybe 3 of your vids and have been thinking hmmm, I like this channel, think I'll put it on my list to watch regularly. Then I clicked onto this one and saw on your intro what I can only describe as a satanic depiction/symbol of a goat ? Steer ? baphemet ? Whatever evil. So, sorry don't want ANYTHING to do with the devil. You do a great job with your narration and stories, to bad you like the darkness.
Your videos have gotten me through high school, college, and now graduate school highs and lows, and I want to say thank you always for what you do, Joel😊❤ The scary stories always take the stress from my mind, and the community as always is just so fun and warm! See ya Sunday night!
Thank you for the stability of your upload schedule! Your vids allow the wife and I to turn three nights a week into nights where we fall asleep together. Thanks my friend & Happy St Patty's 🎉
Facts from high school to graduating college to driving home doing my first tv show let’s read has always been there I definitely gotta submit a few college ghost stories to him
Joel, I've recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. I had the tumor removed and have spent so much time in bed listening to your stories with my sleeping mask and headphones. Your voice has helped me so much. I look forward to Tuesday's thursdays and fridays waiting for your live readings and uploads. Keep it up Joel! You're the best!!!!
Same for me ! Going to radiation everyday for 8 weeks, it's a great diversion. That is where I learned I couldn't do somethings without Joel in my ear.
So Joel of Let's Read has you in his grips...you're not the only one. It all starts with one seemingly innocent video. Then, you start enjoying that smooth, calm, buttery voice. Then you find yourself hitting the subscribe button because you crave more. By that time, it's too late. You are hooked and are now members of the 🧈🧦 cult. "You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave." (Hotel California, for those who aren't familiar.) 🤪🤣
As a night shift worker, these are my favourite types of stories. Thank you let’s read for keeping me going through the graveyard shift throughout the years ❤
Love ya Joel. ❤ Fond memories fill my head when I put you on. My mom and I would listen to these on long car rides. She passed in April. Thanks again bro 🎉
I always love the ending now because I never know what you're gonna say. My favorite one was when you said "And remember.....because I can't." Thank you Joel, for the stories and the laughs. 🤪😊💯👍
Your videos got me through midterms man. I'm so glad I spotted this channel in lockdown it's been a consistent favorite since then. Here's to a million
Same here- found him during lock down and now his voice is the soundtrack to my life every once in a while for a few weeks. I listen in long binges, then take a break and wait for another accumulation of videos, then binge watch again
Currently taking care of my niece and nephew, their mother is a drug addict and is in jail, we have a stressful family that’s full of love. Sometimes my days are too crazy with 3 kids at 20 to take care of, a quick hit of a joint, sound proof headphones and LR! is my remedy for a hectic day. I’m able to slip away and restart, do dishes and cook, it’s hard so i just needed to share your videos have helped me so much❤️🙏🏼
Thank you Joel for the video! My heads been hurting and I’ve been so so so sick and unhealthy but these videos have been helping my headaches in the sense that I’m not using my phone so much (which causes migraines for me). 😊
I used to have migraines 3 to 4 times a week during my junior and senior years of high school. Kept a migraine diary. It was back in the mid to late 80's so they didn't have any treatments for it like they do now. I can't even imagine how much worse it would've been if there had been cell phones back then. Point being, I understand your pain and I hope you get better. Prayers for relief. 🙏✝️
The old couple in the hospital reminded me of an experience I had several years ago. My mom was in the hospital having her gallbladder removed. I went in to visit her and she was talking on the phone with my sister so I was looking around while I waited. I noticed her roommate, a small frail looking little old lady, had both her arms tied to the bed. It shocked me a little because I didn’t know why she had been tied down. She looked over at me and in the sweetest most pitiful voice I’ve ever heard she said, “Will you please untie me?” I said, “Oh I’m sorry, I can’t.” Her face scrunched up and through clenched teeth she said, “You son of a bitch. I’ll cut your fucking guts out.” I slowly moved to the other side of the room and motioned for my mom to hurry and end her call. She told me later that the nurses had tied the old lady down because she was violent, hitting, scratching, biting, and of course cussing. Mom said the lady’s daughter had been so embarrassed, she said she had never heard her mother cuss before in her life. Dementia. 😢
I had a similar experience with my Nana being tied down in a nursing home. It was shut down soon after and I work in this field and that is never acceptable. I’m just glad somebody else caught them doing the same thing to another loved one and had the cop on to report them as we only saw the video footage months later. Disgraceful!!
Happy St. Patrick’s day Joel, I took my pregnant wife out to eat for lunch today for St. Patrick’s day. Tonight my brother and his friends will be coming over and we will be watching WWE wrestlemaina 22 on Peacock and we will be drinking Budweiser beer. My wife will not be drinking any beer as she is pregnant. Thank you for everything you do Joel.
I _can't stand_ people who don't report crimes or attempted crimes, especially if they're violent/predatory. That chick in Story 5 likely ended up hurting someone eventually because she wasn't stopped sooner. SMH
@@amylee3531you don't have to be in a high tax bracket. You just have to have helpful cops and that can be rare. If course it's more likely they'll be helpful in a nice area but I've also seen the exact opposite and have seen very great cops in bad areas. When I lived in a college town no way would I call the cops and one home I lived in as a child in a wealthy area on a cul-de-sac had the worst cops ever. Now I live in Miami in a working class area and the cops have been pretty good. Thing is that if you don't know what you're dealing with you're rolling the dice and who knows, you might be putting someone's life in danger. I honestly feel like a lot of the time there is no good decision.
Your attempt to sound southern is hilarious! Is that what we sound like? Like John Wayne meets the Beverly hillbillies? No hate it amused me and my Grandma laughed til she cried TBH it could have been the bottle of wine that made it so funny ,but either way it afforded us a good laugh and a nice memory with her . ❤
Bro Lets read I hope that you are a aware of a fact that you are such a Gigachad, the gigachad of story telling and damn bro your voice. Ahhhh thank you for helping us all relax and sleep.
I worked Graves for 22 years and loved every minute of it. People are different, more relaxed, and each night has its own mood, good or bad it's just different and better than working days with stuffed suits and chirpy peppy people.
I’ve worked graveyard shift for about 20 years. It’s not for everyone. The saying, “Only the weirdos come out at night.” Is so true. I’m one of them. I’ve seen it all. Robbers, drug addicts, drunks, ladies of the night, homeless, horrible parents, etc. Nothing scares me. I’ve been there, done that, or had to deal with it. Someone has to do it. If it’s gonna be you, then you better make sure you know damn well what you’re doing. The wrong move can get you or someone else hurt, or worse. If graveyard isn’t for you, then back out asap. Because it only gets worse and harder than your first week doing it. Holidays and special events, makes a lot more weirdos come out.
I should mention that I’m a 135lb female. I love the the graveyard shift. Less people, less traffic, and a 100% more drama. I should also mention my dad was a medic in Vietnam. He was also the only one in his platoon small enough to fit in the tunnels. So he was a tunnel rat too. He trained me well. Yes, I’ve had to put some of my training to the test in my lifetime. Both mental and physical. That’s kinda why I’m a little fearless in those situations. Because if worse comes to worse. I’m well trained, are they? Lol.
Man, Joel, I'm not going to lie. I've been going through it recently. Had a near death experience and it's been effecting every aspect of my life negatively. But your videos have been bringing me out of the funk and showing me a light and cheering me up. I can't express my appreciation enough for your work and talent. I'm sure you hear this alot, but thank you.
I'd love to hear a compilation of all the wacky stuff you say at the end like this one "remember friends, their after me lucky charms" 😂 funny stuff bro always entertaining!
Why do people never call the police? What the hell. Dont be stupid y'all! Call the police, even if you dont want to, because if you dont, more people could get hurt in the future.
The last story was probably the most nerve racking for me. Like if you are in a situation where your against 5 masked men who have supposed weapons what would you do
Yep - people in the Industry sometimes do be really strange people you meet and the Industry can indeed burn you out if you don't know how to manage/ pace yourself. That I can agree on for that person's "story" on why they decide to quit.
I love your stories great way for me to pass over being board, i have the app chilling app it's awesome the Stories are great dose your spiffy podcast have more stories.?
Good stories and great narration! I'd like to respectfully suggest to leave out the gong or bell sound in future videos or at least lower the volume of it since many of us listen to these type of videos to relax and/or fall asleep. Other than that, I enjoyed your video and you got a new subscriber!😊
Hi let's read my really bestest friend in the world,I hugged my cat today then I had pizza for tea then I watched TV then I went to bed then I saw you up loaded and then I un loaded. Thank you my bestest narrator.
Congratulations on 1m subs lets read been watching you since I was 15 I'm about to turn 23 this april been with you the whole ride my brother Congratulations
I worked overnight at McDonalds and almost had a guy died in my drive through, he was so drunk we couldn't wake him up so we called the police and they finally got him awake and to the parking lot where they called a ambulance
I’ve worked graveyard at Jack in the Box before as a “shift leader” for a combined total of about 3 years. Nothing really creepy occurred on my watch except for the occasional creepy/rude customer. I also worked 3rd (12 hr shift) at a haunted old factory that made envelopes, called “Tension Envelope Corp.”, for about two years. Anyway the job was cool, because there was no supervisors of any sort, we could listen to music with earphones and I’d sneak out for our lunch break. I heard stories of people “hooking up” in the empty offices, but I never got caught up in that fortunately. There was just a weird energy/feeling there to say the least and I just felt on edge much of the time. Some of my coworkers didn’t seem like great people, putting it bluntly. Well, one night I heard a faint voice calling my name, “Heather”. I looked at my friend, Starlet and she heard this too, indicated by the face she made. Mind you this was a noisy environment requiring the use of earplugs, yet I heard this ghostly voice. Rumor has it that one of the machines that produced envelopes (which I had worked on) was haunted by a male coworker that had allegedly caused the machine to break down at a certain time of day. I can’t confirm it, because the machines were pretty old and all of them would often stop and get jammed. Well, one night I was particularly exhausted so I decided to take a nap in the women’s locker room/restroom area on one of the several wooden benches that was nearest the door, on my lunch break. I was right in the middle of a deep nap when I felt the bench I was resting on violently shake. I was too tired to be scared. I was more shocked and confused than anything. Now it could’ve been a coworker trying to wake me up, but there was no one there. I ended up having a series of nervous breakdowns one year, from this job and other stressful life experiences and even took myself to a psychiatrist, where I was diagnosed with DID (aka “multiple personality disorder”). I could go on and on with odd stories about this place, but I don’t have the energy to write a small book. I did end up being fired from this job due to too many points for tardiness, but it was a good thing because this job took an emotional toll on me and I received unemployment afterwards.
These remind me of this play that was on a few years back in the UK called Ghost Stories where this security guard kept hearing a little girl's voice say 'daddy' but it was this possessed theatre prop doll. Proper spooky man!
Oh my Jesus. Liability is probably why the company didn't make a report/call police about the crazy almost deadly incident. It is a good thing however that they started locking the doors. So that ppl couldn't just walk in off the street. Stay safe. 🎉. ✌️💖🤠
Story 5. Dude, how can you not report that? What if she makes some false accusation against you next? Then you're gonna be the bad guy, having to respond to her allegation with this story that you never reported and that there's no evidence of. Even if you went to the cops first, there's still a moderate chance they take her side. But if you don't report it, then there's a 100% chance. You're just lucky she left you alone for now. And what about the next guy she kills or tries to kill? Don't you think it would benefit her future victims and their families if there's some documented report of this previous incident? Honestly, that detail almost makes me think the story is fake. Like I know guys are stupid as hell when it comes to women, but you don't report attempted murder? Do people like that really exist?
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Oh my goodness, I have watched maybe 3 of your vids and have been thinking hmmm, I like this channel, think I'll put it on my list to watch regularly. Then I clicked onto this one and saw on your intro what I can only describe as a satanic depiction/symbol of a goat ? Steer ? baphemet ? Whatever evil. So, sorry don't want ANYTHING to do with the devil. You do a great job with your narration and stories, to bad you like the darkness.
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Your videos have gotten me through high school, college, and now graduate school highs and lows, and I want to say thank you always for what you do, Joel😊❤ The scary stories always take the stress from my mind, and the community as always is just so fun and warm! See ya Sunday night!
I absolutely agree, I can't go to sleep without your scary stories. You're voice is made to be heard. Thank you for all you do.😊
Thank you for the stability of your upload schedule! Your vids allow the wife and I to turn three nights a week into nights where we fall asleep together. Thanks my friend & Happy St Patty's 🎉
Congratulations on your progress so far!
Samee! Been the best I have ever found. If I ran out of vids, I’d try somebody else’s channel and it just wasn’t the same. He’s an og
Facts from high school to graduating college to driving home doing my first tv show let’s read has always been there I definitely gotta submit a few college ghost stories to him
Joel, I've recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. I had the tumor removed and have spent so much time in bed listening to your stories with my sleeping mask and headphones. Your voice has helped me so much. I look forward to Tuesday's thursdays and fridays waiting for your live readings and uploads. Keep it up Joel! You're the best!!!!
Prayers for you🙏🏾🙏🏾
Same for me ! Going to radiation everyday for 8 weeks, it's a great diversion. That is where I learned I couldn't do somethings without Joel in my ear.
@@tonyabdeals6219 Unhelpful but appreciated
@@Stacey278 same! I have 4 weeks though. His new channel with the short stories are perfect for it!! Good luck to you, Stacey!
@@tonyabdeals6219 thanks so much!
I cannot fall asleep without these stories. Daughter and I are hooked.
So Joel of Let's Read has you in his grips...you're not the only one. It all starts with one seemingly innocent video. Then, you start enjoying that smooth, calm, buttery voice. Then you find yourself hitting the subscribe button because you crave more. By that time, it's too late. You are hooked and are now members of the 🧈🧦 cult. "You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave." (Hotel California, for those who aren't familiar.) 🤪🤣
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!!!!!!😂😂😂😂❤
@@pamelameckley5040 buttery voice...lmao
@@th-sd6ni 🤪🤣
@@pamelameckley5040 uhh you good?
As a night shift worker, these are my favourite types of stories. Thank you let’s read for keeping me going through the graveyard shift throughout the years ❤
Joel is the sandman, always sending me off to sleep when I'm lucky enough to do so. Thanks for all your hard work
Happy Paddy's day Joel & everyone from Dublin ☘️🇮🇪
Happy St. Patrick's Day Joel & everyone 🍀
Best narrator alive.. Joel the man Purdeep the legend!
Love ya Joel. ❤ Fond memories fill my head when I put you on. My mom and I would listen to these on long car rides. She passed in April. Thanks again bro 🎉
I always love the ending now because I never know what you're gonna say. My favorite one was when you said "And remember.....because I can't." Thank you Joel, for the stories and the laughs. 🤪😊💯👍
Starting my night shift as security here soon. These are my favorite genre of stories.
Be safe out there, have a good one.
Any ghost experiences yet as in paranormal activities yet ?
I worked overnight security for 6 years. It's good work if you get a good company and client.
Posted this at the right time, it’s raining and cloudy, im about to take the best nap of my life lol
Your videos got me through midterms man. I'm so glad I spotted this channel in lockdown it's been a consistent favorite since then. Here's to a million
@@FloWoRatedMI see a million
Same here- found him during lock down and now his voice is the soundtrack to my life every once in a while for a few weeks. I listen in long binges, then take a break and wait for another accumulation of videos, then binge watch again
Currently taking care of my niece and nephew, their mother is a drug addict and is in jail, we have a stressful family that’s full of love. Sometimes my days are too crazy with 3 kids at 20 to take care of, a quick hit of a joint, sound proof headphones and LR! is my remedy for a hectic day. I’m able to slip away and restart, do dishes and cook, it’s hard so i just needed to share your videos have helped me so much❤️🙏🏼
I am so glad that you are here to help me get to 💤 sleep! I always enjoy listening to you, Joel! Thank you for the new upload❤
Thank you Joel for the video! My heads been hurting and I’ve been so so so sick and unhealthy but these videos have been helping my headaches in the sense that I’m not using my phone so much (which causes migraines for me). 😊
I used to have migraines 3 to 4 times a week during my junior and senior years of high school. Kept a migraine diary. It was back in the mid to late 80's so they didn't have any treatments for it like they do now. I can't even imagine how much worse it would've been if there had been cell phones back then. Point being, I understand your pain and I hope you get better. Prayers for relief. 🙏✝️
Get Nurtec. It is a miracle for migraines. Ask your doctor to get you a sample.
Try botox. I use it too and it relieved me for 80%
The old couple in the hospital reminded me of an experience I had several years ago. My mom was in the hospital having her gallbladder removed. I went in to visit her and she was talking on the phone with my sister so I was looking around while I waited. I noticed her roommate, a small frail looking little old lady, had both her arms tied to the bed. It shocked me a little because I didn’t know why she had been tied down. She looked over at me and in the sweetest most pitiful voice I’ve ever heard she said, “Will you please untie me?” I said, “Oh I’m sorry, I can’t.” Her face scrunched up and through clenched teeth she said, “You son of a bitch. I’ll cut your fucking guts out.” I slowly moved to the other side of the room and motioned for my mom to hurry and end her call. She told me later that the nurses had tied the old lady down because she was violent, hitting, scratching, biting, and of course cussing. Mom said the lady’s daughter had been so embarrassed, she said she had never heard her mother cuss before in her life. Dementia. 😢
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Kidding. 😉
probably no fun being old and senile.
I had a similar experience with my Nana being tied down in a nursing home. It was shut down soon after and I work in this field and that is never acceptable. I’m just glad somebody else caught them doing the same thing to another loved one and had the cop on to report them as we only saw the video footage months later. Disgraceful!!
Sounds like a UTI, as a night shift nurse you wouldn't believe how normal this is.
And on time, perfect as always ❤
Happy St. Patrick’s day Joel, I took my pregnant wife out to eat for lunch today for St. Patrick’s day. Tonight my brother and his friends will be coming over and we will be watching WWE wrestlemaina 22 on Peacock and we will be drinking Budweiser beer. My wife will not be drinking any beer as she is pregnant. Thank you for everything you do Joel.
First baby? Lovely. I hope you enjoyed your meal.🍲🍀
@@kellysouter4381 My wife is pregnant with our 3rd child.
I _can't stand_ people who don't report crimes or attempted crimes, especially if they're violent/predatory. That chick in Story 5 likely ended up hurting someone eventually because she wasn't stopped sooner. SMH
Unless you live in a high tax bracket area, most of us don't call the cops. We handle things ourselves because the cops don't help whatsoever
Sometimes sometimes, it's better just to look the other way 🙏
@@amylee3531you don't have to be in a high tax bracket. You just have to have helpful cops and that can be rare. If course it's more likely they'll be helpful in a nice area but I've also seen the exact opposite and have seen very great cops in bad areas. When I lived in a college town no way would I call the cops and one home I lived in as a child in a wealthy area on a cul-de-sac had the worst cops ever. Now I live in Miami in a working class area and the cops have been pretty good. Thing is that if you don't know what you're dealing with you're rolling the dice and who knows, you might be putting someone's life in danger. I honestly feel like a lot of the time there is no good decision.
I'm legit working a nightshift listening to this as a nurse on a cardiology unit 😅 I'm legit freaking out lol
Yes...I've worked night shift at a hotel for the past 7yrs ...I love listening to these while I work👍
The two old people story was super freaky, thanks for the vid Joel :)
Awesome! Have a great evening Joel and Purrdeep :)
"Being annoyed, tired, and confused at this point" lol never related to anything more
Your attempt to sound southern is hilarious! Is that what we sound like? Like John Wayne meets the Beverly hillbillies? No hate it amused me and my Grandma laughed til she cried TBH it could have been the bottle of wine that made it so funny ,but either way it afforded us a good laugh and a nice memory with her . ❤
totally worth staying up to listen to these late night stories!
Great timing as always. I always enjoy your uploads. Thank you for your time✌️❤️
The way he narrated that crazy guy in the first story 🤣🤣 I’m laughing so hard. Joel you’re amazing lol
LOVE THE CONTENT THANK YOU FOR DOING WHAT YOU DO ❤️❤️
It was the smells good person from earlier in the night
That description killed me 😂
HI LETS READ
Hey have a great night
Bro Lets read I hope that you are a aware of a fact that you are such a Gigachad, the gigachad of story telling and damn bro your voice. Ahhhh thank you for helping us all relax and sleep.
Listening to this while working the night shift and doing homework lol. Keep up the good work Joel! You voice is so soothing.
I worked Graves for 22 years and loved every minute of it. People are different, more relaxed, and each night has its own mood, good or bad it's just different and better than working days with stuffed suits and chirpy peppy people.
I love the content you make KEEP IT UP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Appreciate the upload Joel ❤ Time to fit in a nap before work. Give Purrdeep cuddles & boops 👈🏼
as always, thank you Joel.
MY FAVORITE STORY GENRE YEASSS (And Night Driving stories, Trucker stories, and middle of nowhere)
Listening to this, while on break on a night shift 😅
I always hit the like button before the story even starts. I know it’s going to be good.
I’ve worked graveyard shift for about 20 years.
It’s not for everyone.
The saying, “Only the weirdos come out at night.” Is so true. I’m one of them.
I’ve seen it all. Robbers, drug addicts, drunks, ladies of the night, homeless, horrible parents, etc.
Nothing scares me. I’ve been there, done that, or had to deal with it. Someone has to do it. If it’s gonna be you, then you better make sure you know damn well what you’re doing. The wrong move can get you or someone else hurt, or worse.
If graveyard isn’t for you, then back out asap. Because it only gets worse and harder than your first week doing it.
Holidays and special events, makes a lot more weirdos come out.
I should mention that I’m a 135lb female. I love the the graveyard shift. Less people, less traffic, and a 100% more drama.
I should also mention my dad was a medic in Vietnam. He was also the only one in his platoon small enough to fit in the tunnels. So he was a tunnel rat too.
He trained me well. Yes, I’ve had to put some of my training to the test in my lifetime. Both mental and physical. That’s kinda why I’m a little fearless in those situations. Because if worse comes to worse. I’m well trained, are they? Lol.
Man, Joel, I'm not going to lie. I've been going through it recently. Had a near death experience and it's been effecting every aspect of my life negatively.
But your videos have been bringing me out of the funk and showing me a light and cheering me up. I can't express my appreciation enough for your work and talent. I'm sure you hear this alot, but thank you.
I listen to this as am painting a bookshelf 😆😆. What a good time outside listening to people story of scary times at work.
Gets me up every morning 😂😂❤❤❤
Congratulations - over 10K subs! Keep creating the great content and it will continue to climb 😊
I'd love to hear a compilation of all the wacky stuff you say at the end like this one "remember friends, their after me lucky charms" 😂 funny stuff bro always entertaining!
Why do people never call the police? What the hell. Dont be stupid y'all! Call the police, even if you dont want to, because if you dont, more people could get hurt in the future.
The last story was probably the most nerve racking for me. Like if you are in a situation where your against 5 masked men who have supposed weapons what would you do
So happy that I found you! I love your voice as it's perfect for these stories❤. New subbie 🎉
I hope all those people are fine and happy. Last guy made me so sad. I hope he love himself more now.
I thought I was a weirdo looking forward to this going to bed 😂
I love it when you are here for my night sleep...
Your voice is like a warm hug🥰
You post some weird comments lol
@@producedby3am344 its the truth
I work third shift and on the way home I drive through the country I have seen some crazy stuff and some very shady people
Annnnnd here I am just closing the old navy listening to your stories 😊
Yep - people in the Industry sometimes do be really strange people you meet and the Industry can indeed burn you out if you don't know how to manage/ pace yourself. That I can agree on for that person's "story" on why they decide to quit.
I luv luv this channel. Just discovered it and glad I did 👍
🖤🖤🖤 Thank you for the upload~!! Much love!
Love the podcast Joel always a good time
that intro theme was fire
THE WAY MY CHEST DROPPED WHEN I HEARD YOU SAY MY NAME IN THE LAST STORY AAAHDGSGAHAA
Dig the eerie sounding sounds in the background.
The film dude is just as crazy as the girl who tried to stab him. Wtf
As for the nurse... Weird things happen all the time. We are just more aware of them late at night
You have an amazing voice you’re a great narrator I suppose you are my favorite for that
And tonight on Things That Never Happened: Story 6!
Was an interesting story though I liked it.
Nutt ❤
LOL that southern accent in story 2. Thanks for that Joel, amazing.
I love your stories great way for me to pass over being board, i have the app chilling app it's awesome the Stories are great dose your spiffy podcast have more stories.?
Hiya from 2023! Love you RUclipsJoel! 👍🤘🎃🦃
Good stories and great narration! I'd like to respectfully suggest to leave out the gong or bell sound in future videos or at least lower the volume of it since many of us listen to these type of videos to relax and/or fall asleep. Other than that, I enjoyed your video and you got a new subscriber!😊
I love it here 💜🅿️
YES
These ones were soooo good
Hi let's read my really bestest friend in the world,I hugged my cat today then I had pizza for tea then I watched TV then I went to bed then I saw you up loaded and then I un loaded. Thank you my bestest narrator.
Watching this on my break during a night shift, hopefully i wont be too freaked out😅
That Hannah story took me by suprise. I hope shes doing better now, and OP too of course
You have the best reading voice ever, let’s read person 😊
That "Let's read" person has a name, and that name is Joel.😌
My favorite time of the year is Halloween whenever I listen to your voice it's Halloween 👻🎃
Congratulations on 1m subs lets read been watching you since I was 15 I'm about to turn 23 this april been with you the whole ride my brother Congratulations
Love the night shift stories..since I am that.../.also love the lets not meet stories..my 2 favs
Hey everyone ❤❤
Loving the stories
Haha! Love your little closing comment ☘
That sour diesel
Ty
I worked overnight at McDonalds and almost had a guy died in my drive through, he was so drunk we couldn't wake him up so we called the police and they finally got him awake and to the parking lot where they called a ambulance
I always look forward to your videos, & at times I fall asleep listening to your voice 🥰 definitely the best! 💖
I’ve worked graveyard at Jack in the Box before as a “shift leader” for a combined total of about 3 years. Nothing really creepy occurred on my watch except for the occasional creepy/rude customer. I also worked 3rd (12 hr shift) at a haunted old factory that made envelopes, called “Tension Envelope Corp.”, for about two years. Anyway the job was cool, because there was no supervisors of any sort, we could listen to music with earphones and I’d sneak out for our lunch break. I heard stories of people “hooking up” in the empty offices, but I never got caught up in that fortunately. There was just a weird energy/feeling there to say the least and I just felt on edge much of the time. Some of my coworkers didn’t seem like great people, putting it bluntly. Well, one night I heard a faint voice calling my name, “Heather”. I looked at my friend, Starlet and she heard this too, indicated by the face she made. Mind you this was a noisy environment requiring the use of earplugs, yet I heard this ghostly voice. Rumor has it that one of the machines that produced envelopes (which I had worked on) was haunted by a male coworker that had allegedly caused the machine to break down at a certain time of day. I can’t confirm it, because the machines were pretty old and all of them would often stop and get jammed. Well, one night I was particularly exhausted so I decided to take a nap in the women’s locker room/restroom area on one of the several wooden benches that was nearest the door, on my lunch break. I was right in the middle of a deep nap when I felt the bench I was resting on violently shake. I was too tired to be scared. I was more shocked and confused than anything. Now it could’ve been a coworker trying to wake me up, but there was no one there. I ended up having a series of nervous breakdowns one year, from this job and other stressful life experiences and even took myself to a psychiatrist, where I was diagnosed with DID (aka “multiple personality disorder”). I could go on and on with odd stories about this place, but I don’t have the energy to write a small book. I did end up being fired from this job due to too many points for tardiness, but it was a good thing because this job took an emotional toll on me and I received unemployment afterwards.
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These remind me of this play that was on a few years back in the UK called Ghost Stories where this security guard kept hearing a little girl's voice say 'daddy' but it was this possessed theatre prop doll. Proper spooky man!
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Hey Joel,could we get another glitch in the matrix podcast please it’s my favorite
In the last story I’m glad the man made it out alive and no more problems with psycho idiots
Just in time, an hour earlier?
Oh my Jesus. Liability is probably why the company didn't make a report/call police about the crazy almost deadly incident. It is a good thing however that they started locking the doors. So that ppl couldn't just walk in off the street. Stay safe. 🎉. ✌️💖🤠
Friday night editing with Joel!
Story 5. Dude, how can you not report that? What if she makes some false accusation against you next? Then you're gonna be the bad guy, having to respond to her allegation with this story that you never reported and that there's no evidence of. Even if you went to the cops first, there's still a moderate chance they take her side. But if you don't report it, then there's a 100% chance. You're just lucky she left you alone for now. And what about the next guy she kills or tries to kill? Don't you think it would benefit her future victims and their families if there's some documented report of this previous incident? Honestly, that detail almost makes me think the story is fake. Like I know guys are stupid as hell when it comes to women, but you don't report attempted murder? Do people like that really exist?
what mic do you use?