Me personally, letting my dad fight a intruder alone with just punches would never happen. The intruder better be ready to catch this chair, hands and kitchen utensils.
That’s exactly what I was thinking, what the hell were the daughter and the mom doing 😂 at least break something on his head to knock him out , like a chair
Same. My parents are 75 and 77 and own firearms, but if they were caught in a physical tussle the intruder better be ready to deal with five feral offspring.
As someone who trained in martial arts for multiple years and really enjoy martial arts weapons chances are my dad would calmly walk to the fridge grab out two beers and 2 shot glasses then before pouring the bourbon grab his shotgun
Regarding Story #2: A stranger knocks on your car window requesting help to jump start their car. The stranger indicated he was stranded, but a few minutes later, he made a phone call, which means he had the means to get himself out of that situation prior to your arrival. Instincts are one of many lessons in this story. At least he got out of their with his life..
Story 2: believing in karma shouldnt make you too trusting of people, no matter how kind you are. Story 1: Leaving your keys outside is synonymous to inviting weirdos Story 3: wow...what dedication that creep has!
@@jameslough6329 idk why you'd wanna do that after story 3 😂 I'd take an empty water bottle with me even a few so I can piss in them 😂 even if I need to sheet I'll bring a bucket too, nothings making me get out my car at night 💀
Being "trusting" is one thing, acting out of sheer stupidity is another. Many people today don't have even an ounce of common sense running through their brain! Guided by selfish motives and illogical reasoning, making critical decisions based on wanting to get "good Karma" returned to you, is about as dumb as it gets, considering the situation that person was in. And also like in the other story, the woman was clueless someone had followed her all the way home in another vehicle AT NIGHT, but never saw their headlights?? And then, doesn't notice them watching her get the hidden spare key? And THEN, runs to her 65 year old father and mother to fend the man off and keep her safe?? Remember, she had just moved BACK home due to failed relationship. What struck me the most? At the end, her father surviving, bailing her out, the crazed man in her parents home etc?? All she says is, "I can't wait to move back out of here where I feel safe again, in case guy comes back"... (Selfish woman! What about your parents who will onviously stay living in their hone that YOU let that creep into??!!... And now, youre just gonna bail on your parents again when you don't need their financial support? Wow... Unbelievably self centered and Selfish IMO) In conclusion, I find that SO MANY of these stories seem to be written by "young people" that seems to share this incredibly self-centered, selfish way of thinking and acting. I mention it quite regularly when it really sticks out in a story, and I usually get quite a lot of backlash for saying so! People don't like being told theyre selfish. But my main point/question is, what's caused so many young people to become this way these days? I'm les to believe it's a major shift in the habits of society. If that makes sense. I mean why and HOW the hell did so many young people get this self entitled attitude that seems to run rampant these days? That's what I see it as IMO. As if whatever they want, they deserve to have and if anyone says different, they believe "to hell with that person"... An attitude like "It's my way, or the highway" as we use to say years ago. What do other people think about this? Do you see it differently? Do you feel she treated her parents and their home respectfully? What do you think about the other story, with the young MAN waiting in a bathroom stall for a policeman to come into the bathroom before he's open the door? Does that sound "normal" to you? Back in my day, near 60 years ago when I was his age, we'd say a "man" like that was a coward. But I guess today, behavior like that from a healthy young man is "normal"? To have such strong fears of other men? For me it isn't, and never was, especially as a young man! But even at my age now, I would never wait to be rescued by a policeman from a toilet stall because a man was standing outside of it, and hadn't even said a word or produced a weapon of any sort. Curious to know other mens thoughts. Now, I could imagine my elderly grandmother being scared of a "menacing looking man staring at her", but not at a healthy young man who should be perfectly capable if defending himself. Thoughts?
@@UntoldScareshonestly just depends on the area your in cause where i live it’s a 2 lane high way so there isn’t jus gon be ppl walking up to your house parking down the road looking for your hidden keys
"I believe in karma, so I helped this creepy smiling man at a Wendy's parking lot in the middle of the night" do you also believe in instinct and survival skills? 😂
All Facts dude! I mean seriously anybody should use basic common sense that somebody at that hour is most likely up to no good! It’s pretty much the same thing if somebody knocks on your door at 2 AM anybody should know that person has something bad planned!💯
The whole point of putting a spare key hidden outside the house is in case I lose my main key. If I keep my spare key on my person, the spare key runs the same risk of getting lost as my main key. Defeating the purpose of having a spare key at all.
Back in about 1998 I was 21. At the time I was a smoker. I stopped at a Cumberland Farms on the border of NY and CT at about 2am to buy cigarettes. As I walked in a young Hispanic man approached and asked if I could help him. He said he was jumped and the jumpers beat him and slashed his tires. He wanted me to drive him to the hospital in Greenwich CT. Sure enough there was a car in the lot with two flat tires and he had. 2 cuts in his face. The tires looked deflated not slashed and the cuts on his face almost looked intentional like what you might have seen in an old wrestling match from the 80s. I asked if he called the police. He said that he did. I immediately told him I couldn’t help him. He asked me why I wouldn’t. I told him because I don’t believe the police would leave him here in this situation in the middle of the night. I went in, got my smokes and left. As I left the car was there but he wasn’t in sight. I don’t know if he legit needed help or was trying to set me up. Regardless it buried the needle on my bullshit-o-meter when he said he called the police.
@@micklucas1451If the cops were really called, then it's nobody else's responsibility to help him. The situation was shady, and safety is more important that being kind. Besides, why would the guy immediately leave right after instead of staying to ask someone else for help if his story was true? Nooyawker was right to do what he did, the whole situation was shady and safety is a top priority!
the last one made me so mad. if i saw a guy in a corner faced down especially at night in A BATHROOM im leaving so quick. holding it in but if i cant peeing pooping outside IDC BRO
If I walked into a rest stop bathroom and saw somebody facing the corner, I would automatically assume they were jerking off, and I would get out of there so fast.
I have access to my parents house at any time. It's called getting your own key and keeping it with you. If my parents hid a spare outside, I would just keep the key for myself, and if they had a lockout emergency, just come over to help them at that time.
it's the type of people in the second story that stop people from trying to help each other, imagine how many good deeds would be done if there wasn't so many bad people in the world my heart goes out too that poor guy and i hope he can recover from this💔
In the third story that guy was creepy asf! It’s bad enough to see him at one rest stop, but to follow you to the next rest stop and stand outside the door is beyond terrifying! I’m so glad they had the sense to call the police on speaker phone in the tone of voice. I’m glad he left and you were safe! Creeps come after men and women, there are just sick people in the world. Be safe everyone! ❤
Almost all of these stories seem to be cases of "I failed to trust my spidey sense." When I was a teenager, I was walking through a mall parking lot with several friends and my sister, maybe about 5 of us in total. The parking lot was fairly empty as this was a mostly dying mall, but we had walked from our house and were intending to go there and just hang out and eat at the food court. While we were crossing the parking lot (and this was in broad daylight, mind you - probably like 2pm in the afternoon) a large white pickup truck with several men probably in their 20s stop near us and offer to give us a ride. Immediately my spidey sense was tingling. Now, these guys didn't look outwardly menacing. They weren't tattoo-festooned gangster looking guys nor were any of them unusually large or strong-looking. But something was just....off...about them. I just nonchalantly said, "No thanks" without elaborating that we were just heading into the mall which was literally only about 150 meters away at this point. We kept walking and they crept along with their truck, saying "Hey, we're just trying to be nice!" Again, I just said, as politely as possible - "No thanks - we're good, thanks for the offer, though." I said this while locking eyes with the guy who had asked, he was seated in the front passenger seat. I'm not sure what he saw or didn't see when we made eye contact, but strangely, in that moment I was not afraid. I knew that, if these guys bundled out of their truck and either wanted to fight us or try to abduct us - I'd for sure fight them or at least try to protect my sister. I say strangely because normally, I am not a courageous person. Conflict and confrontation are not my strong suit and had I been alone in that situation, I would have been far more fearful and it likel ly would have shown in my face. However, in that particular instance, I felt a wave of calm come over me that I do not ever really recall happening before or since. After he and I locked eyes - and it seemed like a long time even though it was probably only a second or two, he said something to his driver pal and the truck sped away and we walked without further incident into the mall.
I’ve had a hardened military vet tell me a skin walker stories that shook them to the core. It’s one thing to hear stories of missions they’ve went on, some of which were just normal deployment missions. But when you feel the emotion and the fear coming from someone that is literally trained to kill. That’s a different kind of fear.
9:50 Safety tip: if you’re alone anywhere, with a stranger who needs a boost, and you REALLY wanna help them. I strongly suggest you tell them to give you a minute, lock your car, close your windows call 911 and explain to them the situation. Tell them to send a cop car to make sure nothing sketchy happens while you help them
Definitely not in a Wendy’s parking lot at 2am, but generally it’s not that dangerous to help a stranger in most situations. That being said, it’s important to trust your gut and be aware of your surroundings. The guy in the second story was a moron for not immediately driving away after hearing a knock at his window. Way too many red flags about that situation.
I was riding back from Montana to Seattle late at night (I was 18) and my bonehead boyfriend had weed in the car. We got pulled over at the famous speed trap in Ritzville at 10pm at night, my boyfriend was arrested and the cop sent me home to Seattle by myself. He gave me a really good piece of advice though, he told me never to stop at rest stops at night. Find a 24 hour gas station or pee in a cup. He said I shouldn't even stop at rest stops during the day as a solo female traveler. That piece of advice always stuck with me.
And yet it is so ubiquitous that one has to ask themselves "why am I constantly surprised by the stupidity of people? Maybe I'm the one that is stupid for being unable to grasp the fact of reality". At least, that's what I've been saying to myself for about 20 years every time I leave my home to go anywhere.
@@Stephanie-oz3lf I was taking your side, actually. As in, you'd think we'd just accept that stupid people are everywhere all the time being stupid, but somehow there is always more stupid people being stupid.
@@Stephanie-oz3lfThe irony of this comment lmfaoo "How are people so stupid?!" "Oh you agree with my opinion? Let me be a smartass and only realize after you tell me you're agreeing"
I remember part of a story, the person might have been that a daycare and there was another kid there who was creepy as hell and the story person left behind his toy. If you know this story can you please tell me which one it from
I applaud the person in the third story. His only mistake was not leaving the first bathroom as soon as he saw the other man standing in the corner. I am not judging, though. Hindsight is 20/20
Nothing scares me more than the stupid people that get themselves into these situations. Don't leave a spare key outside. Don't pull over for anybody especially at 4 in the morning like what?? Thought that was common sense😊
10:53 Jumper cables don’t work like that. They’re used to draw enough power from the donor battery to power the starter motor while you’re turning over the ignition. Not to sit there and charge for 5 minutes.
Then why have I had to leave the dead car sit with jumpers for a few minutes before it would attempt to start after the battery was dead? Because it needed to charge for a bit first?
Anytime some random person approaches me, I already know it's for some bull shit. It's ALWAYS something and nothing good. I will literally walk away; which surprises solicitors because they're used to people trying to be polite. I don't care about being polite.
First story gave me the chills. My fear has always been encountering an intruder in the house who may react violently. Rather than leave a spare key outside your house where someone might find it and use it to enter, you can give a key to someone you trust who lives nearby.
I've been watching Mr Nightmare since I was in 6th grade and now, I am a grown man listening to his videos while doing college work. Time always goes by the fastest I swear!!
You can't stop to help ANYONE now a days. Karma will come to them. Always Crack your window, get in car quickly, and tell person you'll call for help and leave. Pls don't stop to help! Always trust your intuition, if it doesnt feel right, it isnt! Sorry this happened to you, (person who jumped car), but at least you're alive. ❤
Karma just doesn't exist, and I personally think it is quite a selfish notion, thinking if I do something good I get something good out of it. If you want to do good just do it, don't expect something from being good, it's just the right thing to do. Also if karma existed then wars where despots win and horrific people shouldn't exist, yet they seem to live for a long time etc.
13:24 maybe you should stop believing in karma. Why would you help someone in a parking lot and why would you not leave when they called someone? Situational awareness needs some work
I've been watching your videos all week. You inspire me to do RUclips. I want to be just like you. You're the best Creator Mr nightmare! Keep up the great work, Mr. Creator.
I’ve been watching you for years, seriously thank you, I have trouble sleeping but listening to these helps me sleep. Thank you Mr. Nightmare. The best storytelling RUclipsr out there.
Lesson of the day: Don’t trust a stranger who knocks on your car window at 4am in an empty parking lot asking you to help them jump start their car. (Not trying to put blame on the person who experienced that, they were probably so tired they didn’t think it through and clearly just wanted to help ❤)
I mean, nah they're kinda stupid for that cause they had enough sense to go "well I believe in Karma so I'll be fucked if I don't help them" also. Care that's right next to the woods is like the biggest red flag, that's on them for not noticing
Yeahhh. If they're that concerned, they'd be calling the local police or the sheriff's office to help the stranger while in the car and denying access to the inside of your vehicle. The person, if they really needed help would've said who they were calling and also have already tried calling the local police station and/or sheriff's office if they don't have insurance to help themself/themselves. Or a tow company if there's a 24/hr one in the area. I say that as someone who's been stranded before in the middle of the night in random parking lots. Even if/especially if its freezing out, its better to stay *in* the car than getting out of it until help arrives.
About the second story: good karma isn't a thing if you're about to be a murder victim. Putting yourself in sketchy situations because you're worried about getting "bad karma" is not a good mindset.
They should be asking themselves what they did to deserve getting jacked if they believe in karma... but to be fair it's no different than believing in any other belief system
Or maybe just use common sense instead of believing in whatever fairytales you believe in and don’t ignore the red flags. There’s always the choice to not be dumb and leave
@darkrave2977 only because you have a higher rate of interactio with people you know. Some stranger needs help, call them a cab, a tow truck, or an officer/emt. But never get involved unless you know how to competently defend yourself.
You can still help others out..... Just be smart about it For instance, that Wendy's had been closed for a bit probably why was that car there? For another thing why was it parked by the woods? And finally if a situation doesn't feel normal.... That's probably your brain telling you you need to leave, yea your brain has a kind of spidey sense for danger if I understand my highschool psychology class correctly it's usually a good idea to trust that sense.
0:39 “reminder, don’t sign a lease with someone that you just recently got in to a relationship with. He was not the person I thought he was” Yea, duh lol, because you didn’t know who he was in the first place 😂 Maybe it’s just me, but I think most of us don’t need that reminder.
I don’t care how badly I had to go to the bathroom, after seeing that man facing the wall not doing anything, there’s no way in hell I would not have immediately run out of there
@@truthseeker7084Some advice never sign up for a relationship.. sounds like one of those tiktok women lol. But anyway yea who knows what happened maybe he got fed up.
Jesus, That second story legit pissed me off. I believe in karma as well, but I believe in more in protecting yourself. That late, at a Wendy's parking lot, someone asking for help. Yeah I legit would have told them I got places to be Wendy's is going to open soon, you can ask them when they open or something, and went about my day. 🤦🏾♂️ Im sorry that happened to that individual simply trying to be nice but karma is one thing, if your gut is telling you something, that's when karma goes out the window
The guy in the first story is literally the worst robber to ever exist. Comes into the house with no weapon, hides under a table out of all places and trys to fight off three people by himself. 💀
Story #1: Pedantic: the word is "terrified." "Horrified" is completely different. "Terrified" means you're extremely afraid. "Horrified" means you're extremely revolted or shocked by something you've experienced, but it doesn't necessarily mean you're afraid. Story #2: You're going to put yourself in danger because of a ridiculous concept like karma (and you're not even using it right)?
I was playing hide and seek in the woods with my friends I'll call Tony, Daniel, Rich, and Adam. We started at about 30 minutes before sunset. Tony was seeking first and we all hid behind some trees. Then a black shadow ran across the clearing in between me and Rich, we sprinted to Tony and called the game, but then Daniel came sprinting down through the clearing and right behind him was a deformed humanoid creature crawling on all 4's, we all high tailed it out of there, we made it out alive but we never played in those woods again. I'm stills friends with them to this day, I've known them since 2021. Every time I think about this moment it sends chills down my spine.
No way I’d let my dad handle an intruder alone. That guy better be ready to catch these hands, a frying pan, and maybe even the vacuum cleaner if it’s within reach!
I’m glad the guy in story 3 didn’t make the same mistake as other people did in the past and wonder whether they should call 911 if over someone standing outside their stall and a creepy encounter. I feel like people would try and wait it out but it usually doesn’t work. Glad he called the police and he’s now safe.
I'll never understand people who leave spare keys out, especially in such obvious places. May as well not even lock your door at all.
Bro fr, like why even leave it out there when everyone’s home 😂
@@icecreamconezone even stupider to leave it out there when no one's home lmao.
You can do a spare key, but you have to be smart about it...
I have a lockbox on my porch with my spare key inside of it. You can only open it if you know the combination
@BreeBoeBandy that's a smart move
Me personally, letting my dad fight a intruder alone with just punches would never happen. The intruder better be ready to catch this chair, hands and kitchen utensils.
That’s exactly what I was thinking, what the hell were the daughter and the mom doing 😂 at least break something on his head to knock him out , like a chair
Same. My parents are 75 and 77 and own firearms, but if they were caught in a physical tussle the intruder better be ready to deal with five feral offspring.
Same they'd better have they're will done.
Bullet
As someone who trained in martial arts for multiple years and really enjoy martial arts weapons chances are my dad would calmly walk to the fridge grab out two beers and 2 shot glasses then before pouring the bourbon grab his shotgun
No AI. Just a real human being being consistent for year after year. Thank you sir
Yes!
theres def ai pics in this video lol
@@jeianalottieI mean the stories might be
@@jeianalottie there’s always those kinds of ppl smh just don’t want to give mr nightmare his flowers
Been watching him nearly 10 years. Really grew up with him😊
Regarding Story #2: A stranger knocks on your car window requesting help to jump start their car. The stranger indicated he was stranded, but a few minutes later, he made a phone call, which means he had the means to get himself out of that situation prior to your arrival. Instincts are one of many lessons in this story. At least he got out of their with his life..
ur so smart omagod
😃
Yes that fone call should been the final straw after all the other red flags.
Yeah how the hell was that person so…um…non-instinctual?
Well most of these stories are completely made up so....
Story 2: believing in karma shouldnt make you too trusting of people, no matter how kind you are.
Story 1: Leaving your keys outside is synonymous to inviting weirdos
Story 3: wow...what dedication that creep has!
Story 3 is honestly gonna make me paranoid the next time I go into an empty gas station bathroom at night lol
@@jameslough6329 idk why you'd wanna do that after story 3 😂 I'd take an empty water bottle with me even a few so I can piss in them 😂 even if I need to sheet I'll bring a bucket too, nothings making me get out my car at night 💀
Honestly the first two people don’t have brain cells
Well the person in story one is the same person who moved in with someone even though the relationship was new. Clearly not a scholar.
Being "trusting" is one thing, acting out of sheer stupidity is another.
Many people today don't have even an ounce of common sense running through their brain!
Guided by selfish motives and illogical reasoning, making critical decisions based on wanting to get "good Karma" returned to you, is about as dumb as it gets, considering the situation that person was in.
And also like in the other story, the woman was clueless someone had followed her all the way home in another vehicle AT NIGHT, but never saw their headlights?? And then, doesn't notice them watching her get the hidden spare key? And THEN, runs to her 65 year old father and mother to fend the man off and keep her safe?? Remember, she had just moved BACK home due to failed relationship. What struck me the most? At the end, her father surviving, bailing her out, the crazed man in her parents home etc?? All she says is, "I can't wait to move back out of here where I feel safe again, in case guy comes back"... (Selfish woman! What about your parents who will onviously stay living in their hone that YOU let that creep into??!!... And now, youre just gonna bail on your parents again when you don't need their financial support? Wow... Unbelievably self centered and Selfish IMO)
In conclusion, I find that SO MANY of these stories seem to be written by "young people" that seems to share this incredibly self-centered, selfish way of thinking and acting.
I mention it quite regularly when it really sticks out in a story, and I usually get quite a lot of backlash for saying so! People don't like being told theyre selfish.
But my main point/question is, what's caused so many young people to become this way these days? I'm les to believe it's a major shift in the habits of society. If that makes sense. I mean why and HOW the hell did so many young people get this self entitled attitude that seems to run rampant these days? That's what I see it as IMO. As if whatever they want, they deserve to have and if anyone says different, they believe "to hell with that person"... An attitude like "It's my way, or the highway" as we use to say years ago.
What do other people think about this? Do you see it differently? Do you feel she treated her parents and their home respectfully?
What do you think about the other story, with the young MAN waiting in a bathroom stall for a policeman to come into the bathroom before he's open the door? Does that sound "normal" to you? Back in my day, near 60 years ago when I was his age, we'd say a "man" like that was a coward. But I guess today, behavior like that from a healthy young man is "normal"? To have such strong fears of other men? For me it isn't, and never was, especially as a young man! But even at my age now, I would never wait to be rescued by a policeman from a toilet stall because a man was standing outside of it, and hadn't even said a word or produced a weapon of any sort.
Curious to know other mens thoughts. Now, I could imagine my elderly grandmother being scared of a "menacing looking man staring at her", but not at a healthy young man who should be perfectly capable if defending himself. Thoughts?
People are way too trusting. I would never get out of the car at night . Or like in first story, who leaves spare key in outside!! Seriously!
I feel like really stupid people with LOW IQ does that. And that person in the first story probably never looked for anyone following them.
I have a spare key outside 😂😂 been in the same spot for 12 years… I’ve needed it a time or two
@@UntoldScareshonestly just depends on the area your in cause where i live it’s a 2 lane high way so there isn’t jus gon be ppl walking up to your house parking down the road looking for your hidden keys
Dumb people are too trusting, yes
literally the dumbest thing i have heard ever🤦♀️
"I believe in karma, so I helped this creepy smiling man at a Wendy's parking lot in the middle of the night" do you also believe in instinct and survival skills? 😂
Deserved i laughed at that idiot
Like 100% deserved. Common sense exists, she had so many outs
All Facts dude! I mean seriously anybody should use basic common sense that somebody at that hour is most likely up to no good! It’s pretty much the same thing if somebody knocks on your door at 2 AM anybody should know that person has something bad planned!💯
ikr total moron
I'm not surprised that some lady who thinks that way would fall for something like that
Most important lesson: NEVER KEEP A SPARE KEY HIDDEN ANYWHERE NOT ON YOUR PERSON. It is and always has been a security risk to your home.
Yeah, I don't get why people would do this. I have never considered putting it in hidden magnetic boxes or anything.
my spare key is in a place NO ONE would find. i have dogs, too.
Well said, that's why I just take my house with me everywhere I go!
"I believe in karma". Really!? Do you believe in "murder"? 🤦♀️🤣
The whole point of putting a spare key hidden outside the house is in case I lose my main key. If I keep my spare key on my person, the spare key runs the same risk of getting lost as my main key. Defeating the purpose of having a spare key at all.
Back in about 1998 I was 21. At the time I was a smoker. I stopped at a Cumberland Farms on the border of NY and CT at about 2am to buy cigarettes. As I walked in a young Hispanic man approached and asked if I could help him. He said he was jumped and the jumpers beat him and slashed his tires. He wanted me to drive him to the hospital in Greenwich CT. Sure enough there was a car in the lot with two flat tires and he had. 2 cuts in his face. The tires looked deflated not slashed and the cuts on his face almost looked intentional like what you might have seen in an old wrestling match from the 80s. I asked if he called the police. He said that he did. I immediately told him I couldn’t help him. He asked me why I wouldn’t. I told him because I don’t believe the police would leave him here in this situation in the middle of the night. I went in, got my smokes and left. As I left the car was there but he wasn’t in sight. I don’t know if he legit needed help or was trying to set me up. Regardless it buried the needle on my bullshit-o-meter when he said he called the police.
you did the best thing possible!
you should've helped him
You did the right thing . If he really needed help he could have called the police and would have.
@@micklucas1451If the cops were really called, then it's nobody else's responsibility to help him. The situation was shady, and safety is more important that being kind. Besides, why would the guy immediately leave right after instead of staying to ask someone else for help if his story was true? Nooyawker was right to do what he did, the whole situation was shady and safety is a top priority!
@@Skygirl-rp4ob You guys are just overreactiing it's crazy
the last one made me so mad. if i saw a guy in a corner faced down especially at night in A BATHROOM im leaving so quick. holding it in but if i cant peeing pooping outside IDC BRO
facts its like these people havent ever seen a scary movie.
for real my first thought from that story was "just piss outside bro wtf who cares."
Dude would rather deal with that than just go to the women’s restroom
If I walked into a rest stop bathroom and saw somebody facing the corner, I would automatically assume they were jerking off, and I would get out of there so fast.
@@marsupialsr At such an early hour, discreetly relieving oneself in a dark area outside, would be preferable after that first encounter.
I have access to my parents house at any time. It's called getting your own key and keeping it with you. If my parents hid a spare outside, I would just keep the key for myself, and if they had a lockout emergency, just come over to help them at that time.
it's the type of people in the second story that stop people from trying to help each other, imagine how many good deeds would be done if there wasn't so many bad people in the world my heart goes out too that poor guy and i hope he can recover from this💔
It was a girl?
💔-use this emoji
@@KacperBe_ yeah i'm pretty sure
@@dhruvaAG2001 ok ig-😅
@@Anastasia-m1g9s thanks !
In the third story that guy was creepy asf! It’s bad enough to see him at one rest stop, but to follow you to the next rest stop and stand outside the door is beyond terrifying! I’m so glad they had the sense to call the police on speaker phone in the tone of voice. I’m glad he left and you were safe! Creeps come after men and women, there are just sick people in the world. Be safe everyone! ❤
Ahhh, Shawna! He just wanted to be friends. He just to shy, to be able to say, hi. 🥲
Standing in the corner like in Blair Witch
@@Everyoneisanartist776😭😭😭
You are right about what you say.I don't hardly go out at night 🌃.You got to be careful in everything now.
@@Everyoneisanartist776 Bruh 😭😭😭
Almost all of these stories seem to be cases of "I failed to trust my spidey sense."
When I was a teenager, I was walking through a mall parking lot with several friends and my sister, maybe about 5 of us in total. The parking lot was fairly empty as this was a mostly dying mall, but we had walked from our house and were intending to go there and just hang out and eat at the food court.
While we were crossing the parking lot (and this was in broad daylight, mind you - probably like 2pm in the afternoon) a large white pickup truck with several men probably in their 20s stop near us and offer to give us a ride.
Immediately my spidey sense was tingling.
Now, these guys didn't look outwardly menacing. They weren't tattoo-festooned gangster looking guys nor were any of them unusually large or strong-looking. But something was just....off...about them. I just nonchalantly said, "No thanks" without elaborating that we were just heading into the mall which was literally only about 150 meters away at this point. We kept walking and they crept along with their truck, saying "Hey, we're just trying to be nice!" Again, I just said, as politely as possible - "No thanks - we're good, thanks for the offer, though."
I said this while locking eyes with the guy who had asked, he was seated in the front passenger seat. I'm not sure what he saw or didn't see when we made eye contact, but strangely, in that moment I was not afraid. I knew that, if these guys bundled out of their truck and either wanted to fight us or try to abduct us - I'd for sure fight them or at least try to protect my sister. I say strangely because normally, I am not a courageous person. Conflict and confrontation are not my strong suit and had I been alone in that situation, I would have been far more fearful and it likel ly would have shown in my face. However, in that particular instance, I felt a wave of calm come over me that I do not ever really recall happening before or since.
After he and I locked eyes - and it seemed like a long time even though it was probably only a second or two, he said something to his driver pal and the truck sped away and we walked without further incident into the mall.
They sensed you were protected and not afraid 🙏
I know what you mean. Fear can drown us alone, but you had something to protect, and something else took over.
I’ve had a hardened military vet tell me a skin walker stories that shook them to the core. It’s one thing to hear stories of missions they’ve went on, some of which were just normal deployment missions. But when you feel the emotion and the fear coming from someone that is literally trained to kill. That’s a different kind of fear.
So whats the story, stupid?
9:50
Safety tip: if you’re alone anywhere, with a stranger who needs a boost, and you REALLY wanna help them. I strongly suggest you tell them to give you a minute, lock your car, close your windows call 911 and explain to them the situation. Tell them to send a cop car to make sure nothing sketchy happens while you help them
That is _great_ advice.
Or just don't ever pick up strangers u don't know.
Or just drive off
@@queenofnyc5584 100%
That's not a safety tip! Just drive off!
The second story is why you don't help strangers. You literally can not trust anyone these days!
Definitely not in a Wendy’s parking lot at 2am, but generally it’s not that dangerous to help a stranger in most situations.
That being said, it’s important to trust your gut and be aware of your surroundings.
The guy in the second story was a moron for not immediately driving away after hearing a knock at his window. Way too many red flags about that situation.
It’s sad but true. I always want to help but I’ve heard too many stories so now I help no one
Sad, but true!
Second story that person got bad karma for helping someone lmao.
@@brandonsheets1883 I most def would've driven away.
I always watch these when doing my nails or homework or studying and I love when he posts right before I start my work
cap
I was riding back from Montana to Seattle late at night (I was 18) and my bonehead boyfriend had weed in the car. We got pulled over at the famous speed trap in Ritzville at 10pm at night, my boyfriend was arrested and the cop sent me home to Seattle by myself. He gave me a really good piece of advice though, he told me never to stop at rest stops at night. Find a 24 hour gas station or pee in a cup. He said I shouldn't even stop at rest stops during the day as a solo female traveler. That piece of advice always stuck with me.
WOOOOOOOW😮HORRIFYING 😮
are you guys still in a relationship?
Shoutout to the dad in the first story, what a ledgend
Right?? 65 n gives no fucks...just fighting for his family..I thot the same thing
The stupidity of some people is unbelievable 🤦🏻
And yet it is so ubiquitous that one has to ask themselves "why am I constantly surprised by the stupidity of people? Maybe I'm the one that is stupid for being unable to grasp the fact of reality". At least, that's what I've been saying to myself for about 20 years every time I leave my home to go anywhere.
@MykeLewisMusic Alright Mr MykeLewisMusic with your fancy words I'm allowed to have my own opinion! If you don't like it well that's your problem.
@@Stephanie-oz3lf I was taking your side, actually. As in, you'd think we'd just accept that stupid people are everywhere all the time being stupid, but somehow there is always more stupid people being stupid.
@MykeLewisMusic Oh I do apologise I'm sorry 😞. Thank you for taking my side.
@@Stephanie-oz3lfThe irony of this comment lmfaoo "How are people so stupid?!" "Oh you agree with my opinion? Let me be a smartass and only realize after you tell me you're agreeing"
I have been listening to this man for six years and I won’t stop. Thank you for the years and everything that you do, Mr. Nightmare ❤️
Here we go !
I remember part of a story, the person might have been that a daycare and there was another kid there who was creepy as hell and the story person left behind his toy. If you know this story can you please tell me which one it from
He's outlasted a lot of true scary story narrators.
this channel never disappoints.
Story 2 actually angered me! How dare they!!! 😡
I agree
@@brandisuperstarthey’re not real relax
I applaud the person in the third story. His only mistake was not leaving the first bathroom as soon as he saw the other man standing in the corner. I am not judging, though. Hindsight is 20/20
Nothing scares me more than the stupid people that get themselves into these situations.
Don't leave a spare key outside. Don't pull over for anybody especially at 4 in the morning like what?? Thought that was common sense😊
If the person was the last to enter the house. Why did he / she put the key back in the hiding spot!? Just bring it with you, god damn it!!
You know your pillow will be cold tonight when mr nightmare uploads 🎉😊
❤❤
It's snowing here in Indiana so this feels literal
im at school right now 😂
@@crimeworkers130lucky !! i’m in michigan hoping for snow soon
You are damn right
Oh boy, I sure do love these road related horror stories right before I take a road trip for thanksgiving weekend 🙂
You got this! Stick to public areas only and do everything smart and you should be all good.
Always good to educate yourself!😅
For maximum safety it is advised you drive an apc or a tank
Not to be a mom or anything but make sure you have bear spray or something on you for protection, times are crazy these days.
My wife and I are on one now 18 hrs to Texas, 3 pew pews in the car, we aint gonna be caught lackin
Best narration channel on the platform.
I'm such a happy camper when Mr Nightmare uploads!! Without him, I'm just a camper 😂😂😂😂
Except all the commercials
Including Let's Read.
@@rachaelmartin2189 Money's money 🤷♂️ its easy to skip
@@foobbnot when it's included in the video like the shitty DBD sponsor
10:53 Jumper cables don’t work like that. They’re used to draw enough power from the donor battery to power the starter motor while you’re turning over the ignition. Not to sit there and charge for 5 minutes.
if battery is dead and you cant get good connection on jumper cables you sometimes need to wait for battery to charge some
They most definitely can charge a battery it’s doesn’t need to be a jumpstart everytime
@@EuroprisPluss Exactly. In my experience letting the donor car idle higher helps the charge trickle faster.
Then why have I had to leave the dead car sit with jumpers for a few minutes before it would attempt to start after the battery was dead? Because it needed to charge for a bit first?
so loud and wrong
A family that kicks a$$ together stays together👏🏼
This man’s voice is so soothing I listen to him to relax at night lol
Yea da spookiness, started 1 year ago literally!!
I think it's funny how you say it's so relaxing yet the stories are so unsettling
@@bigbsbrickreveiw3264they are, but his voice is just really smooth so it works out
AYO PAUSE
@ In any context im fr so let’s resume
Anytime some random person approaches me, I already know it's for some bull shit. It's ALWAYS something and nothing good. I will literally walk away; which surprises solicitors because they're used to people trying to be polite. I don't care about being polite.
First story gave me the chills. My fear has always been encountering an intruder in the house who may react violently. Rather than leave a spare key outside your house where someone might find it and use it to enter, you can give a key to someone you trust who lives nearby.
Those rest areas where its just bathrooms are very dangerous. Never stop at one of those alone.
They creep me out. I always ask my BF to wait outside the bathroom. I don't care how paranoid it sounds. Or maybe I listen to too much true horror 😅
I agree
Watching this while on a road trip feels sooo good
I've been watching Mr Nightmare since I was in 6th grade and now, I am a grown man listening to his videos while doing college work. Time always goes by the fastest I swear!!
2016 for me now I’m a grown man too well damn near
Here we go !!
Same i started watching him 2017 cant believe how fast time goes
Mr. Nightmare is consistent with the uploads recently, thank you sir 🙏
You can't stop to help ANYONE now a days. Karma will come to them. Always Crack your window, get in car quickly, and tell person you'll call for help and leave. Pls don't stop to help! Always trust your intuition, if it doesnt feel right, it isnt! Sorry this happened to you, (person who jumped car), but at least you're alive. ❤
My inspiration for creating a channel comes from being a huge fan of the genre. Channels like Mr. Nightmare have really motivated me.
14:13 Sometimes, Karma doesn't work in favour of you. That's why I take matters into my own hands wherever possible.
Gary Plauche and I would agree 100%.
Karma just doesn't exist, and I personally think it is quite a selfish notion, thinking if I do something good I get something good out of it. If you want to do good just do it, don't expect something from being good, it's just the right thing to do. Also if karma existed then wars where despots win and horrific people shouldn't exist, yet they seem to live for a long time etc.
@henrybartram9854 Exactly. Hence, if I feel slighted by somebody, I take matters into my own hands. I don't wait for divine intervention or karma!
Greatest youtube channel of all time, been watching since 2016
Edp exist
Blessed is he who loves Mr.Nightmare. 🙏🏽
13:24 maybe you should stop believing in karma. Why would you help someone in a parking lot and why would you not leave when they called someone? Situational awareness needs some work
Karma is why that whole situation happened. Dont chya kno?
Karma exists whether you like it or not tho, just like God
@@sam-ht6qv karma, just like god, is doing extremely sloppy work though.
@marsupialsr If you ignore what's going on, I suppose it would seem like that.
@@sam-ht6qvwe don’t know if God is fully real, not everyone is religious
When I read pit stop I thought to myself “what spooky stuff goes on at the racetrack?” 😅
TY for the uploads lately, long time fan!
LOL That crossed my mind, too!
Same, thumbnail pic of Charles leclerc would have been spot on
I've been watching your videos all week. You inspire me to do RUclips. I want to be just like you. You're the best Creator Mr nightmare! Keep up the great work, Mr. Creator.
I’ve been watching you for years, seriously thank you, I have trouble sleeping but listening to these helps me sleep. Thank you Mr. Nightmare. The best storytelling RUclipsr out there.
I agree with i been watching him since 2017 and no one has topped his story telling
Lesson of the day: Don’t trust a stranger who knocks on your car window at 4am in an empty parking lot asking you to help them jump start their car.
(Not trying to put blame on the person who experienced that, they were probably so tired they didn’t think it through and clearly just wanted to help ❤)
nah sometimes you have to be hard on some idiots
I mean, nah they're kinda stupid for that cause they had enough sense to go "well I believe in Karma so I'll be fucked if I don't help them" also. Care that's right next to the woods is like the biggest red flag, that's on them for not noticing
This idiot asked for this literally. I do help people but it depend on the context like in some public safe space where there's a lot of people
Yeahhh. If they're that concerned, they'd be calling the local police or the sheriff's office to help the stranger while in the car and denying access to the inside of your vehicle. The person, if they really needed help would've said who they were calling and also have already tried calling the local police station and/or sheriff's office if they don't have insurance to help themself/themselves. Or a tow company if there's a 24/hr one in the area.
I say that as someone who's been stranded before in the middle of the night in random parking lots. Even if/especially if its freezing out, its better to stay *in* the car than getting out of it until help arrives.
@@crona3316funny how you victim blaming
Story 3: I hadn’t had a social interaction in over 10 hours
Me: yeah same whenever I sleep in on the weekends
14:08 Believe in karma is something but you need to believe your mind and brain too sometimes..
7:10 I'm surprised no one has mentioned that the guy in the first story definitely hid in her trunk.
Or simply the back of her car. Creepy af
@@Cameronsquire128the person said they checked their back seat
Yeah. I was wondering why she didn't check the trunk!?
I've been following your channel for a while, and it's amazing to see how much you've grown. Keep going!
Thank you. Your narration is perfect and the story is amazing ❤
About the second story: good karma isn't a thing if you're about to be a murder victim. Putting yourself in sketchy situations because you're worried about getting "bad karma" is not a good mindset.
I can’t stop watching this! The section at 07:45 was incredibly insightful. Can’t wait to see more!
Just got finished doing yard work, now time to watch Mr. Nightmare!!
I love your consistency man its what makes you the best of the best
I can’t wait for the Black Friday stories 🖤
Yeah
Same
You mean thanksgiving
@@valcanicgames5722 yes,that too 👍
Black ? Stop behig racist dude
#2 You were worried about Karma and not your life.
People obsessed over karma tend to lack street smarts, or smarts in general…
@Lawrence_Talbot
Lawrence you know what time it is, that's a nice way to put it.
Crystal girls smh
@@Lawrence_Talbot at least 3-4 members of my extended family would be long gone by now if karma was even remotely a thing.
They should be asking themselves what they did to deserve getting jacked if they believe in karma... but to be fair it's no different than believing in any other belief system
Getting out of that situation in story 2 with only missing clothes should've caused tears of happiness
Or maybe just use common sense instead of believing in whatever fairytales you believe in and don’t ignore the red flags. There’s always the choice to not be dumb and leave
Story 2 : never help out / trust strangers; no matter how “nice” they may seem
With that logic you really shouldn’t trust your friends or family, especially your spouse. You’re more likely to be hurt by someone you know.
I agree, these days you have to be a total A-HOLE and just drive off !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@darkrave2977 honestly, you stand a better chance against someone you know
@darkrave2977 only because you have a higher rate of interactio with people you know. Some stranger needs help, call them a cab, a tow truck, or an officer/emt. But never get involved unless you know how to competently defend yourself.
You can still help others out..... Just be smart about it
For instance, that Wendy's had been closed for a bit probably why was that car there? For another thing why was it parked by the woods? And finally if a situation doesn't feel normal.... That's probably your brain telling you you need to leave, yea your brain has a kind of spidey sense for danger if I understand my highschool psychology class correctly it's usually a good idea to trust that sense.
0:39 “reminder, don’t sign a lease with someone that you just recently got in to a relationship with. He was not the person I thought he was”
Yea, duh lol, because you didn’t know who he was in the first place 😂 Maybe it’s just me, but I think most of us don’t need that reminder.
I don't think I would trust someone enough to visit their home, at least for the first couple of months. Let alone move in with them! 😅
Yep that should pretty much explain why she made it onto the video
The advice the people in these stories give is always the most obvious things that everybody else already knows.
The goat has posted
When people call you a dumbass for helping out a sketchy random stranger but you’re really just a chill guy who likes to help people out
I don’t care how badly I had to go to the bathroom, after seeing that man facing the wall not doing anything, there’s no way in hell I would not have immediately run out of there
Exactly😂
High as fuck. Or just desperately trying to find his zipper.
It's just amazing how this guy catches us off guard with a new video.
Always love it when
Mr nightmare posts make my day a lot better
Thank you for 7 year’s I’ve been watching you Mr. Nightmare! Your videos have got me through some dark days. Please never stop uploading!!! ❤
The third story was by far the scariest. I’m gonna be paranoid every time I go into an empty gas station bathroom at night from now on
if its empty you're fine. as long as youre not dumb enough to use it when someone is standing blair witch style in the corner.
I needed this, after a stressful first day back to work
In the first story, I don't understand why you have to return the key to its 'hiding spot' when everyone in your household is in your house.
That's what I was thinking. Or why not make a spare key for her to always have on her key chain so she doesn't have to use some other hidden key.
Hmm can't imagine why she's single and her relationship didn't work out. Especially making decisions like that. Smdh
@@chloew4ffl3s Exactly. She should've had her own spare key on her person whilst she was staying with her folks. I always did.
@PunchBuggyDreams What happened to her key before she moved out? Lol She did once live there.
@@truthseeker7084Some advice never sign up for a relationship.. sounds like one of those tiktok women lol.
But anyway yea who knows what happened maybe he got fed up.
Most consistent RUclipsr OF ALL TIME
I've seen way too many stories, testimonials about ambushers using good Samaritan's kindness against them for their own criminal intent to help out.
I feel so bad for Mr. Nightmares children when they ask him for a bedtime story
Karma doesnt mean be stupid and help a stranger who will kill ya. Be safe❤
Jesus, That second story legit pissed me off. I believe in karma as well, but I believe in more in protecting yourself. That late, at a Wendy's parking lot, someone asking for help. Yeah I legit would have told them I got places to be Wendy's is going to open soon, you can ask them when they open or something, and went about my day. 🤦🏾♂️ Im sorry that happened to that individual simply trying to be nice but karma is one thing, if your gut is telling you something, that's when karma goes out the window
The first girl was 100% the problem in Boston.
When Mr. Nightmare uploads a day after Chilling Scares, it's a really good day.
Yeah❤
yup, youre right!
2:45 love the moving cars in the background
Hiding a key outside your house is the most stupid thing someone can do
The guy in the first story is literally the worst robber to ever exist. Comes into the house with no weapon, hides under a table out of all places and trys to fight off three people by himself. 💀
Guy was probably on drugs or something.
Well he was only fighting the dad,the 2women were pretty much just trying to tickle him
doesn't matter how bad the day is, a mr nightmare upload always fixes it :)
FOR REAL
First! I love you Mr Nightmare!
Always the best scary story teller in my opinion!
Always one of my favorite RUclipsrs!
Chilling, gripping, and totally unnerving! The way the story built tension was flawless. I was hooked from start to finish. 💀💡
Always a great pleasure listening to you. Thank you Mr Nightmare :)
Nice I’ve been waiting all day for this
Never stop making these
I've never been this early before, great storytelling as usual Nightmare!!
Mr. Nightmare is consistent with the uploads recently, thank you
I'll never understand people who leave their keys in plain sight. They might as well leave the door unlocked.
Story #1: Pedantic: the word is "terrified." "Horrified" is completely different. "Terrified" means you're extremely afraid. "Horrified" means you're extremely revolted or shocked by something you've experienced, but it doesn't necessarily mean you're afraid.
Story #2: You're going to put yourself in danger because of a ridiculous concept like karma (and you're not even using it right)?
🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
I was playing hide and seek in the woods with my friends I'll call Tony, Daniel, Rich, and Adam. We started at about 30 minutes before sunset. Tony was seeking first and we all hid behind some trees. Then a black shadow ran across the clearing in between me and Rich, we sprinted to Tony and called the game, but then Daniel came sprinting down through the clearing and right behind him was a deformed humanoid creature crawling on all 4's, we all high tailed it out of there, we made it out alive but we never played in those woods again. I'm stills friends with them to this day, I've known them since 2021. Every time I think about this moment it sends chills down my spine.
Can u pls use this story on ur next vid :)
@@Boringvolsfan1010you should email it to him also you might want to add every detail but it is a good story❤
No
Because it's not real@@Boringvolsfan1010
2nd guy is just natural selection waiting to happen
No way I’d let my dad handle an intruder alone. That guy better be ready to catch these hands, a frying pan, and maybe even the vacuum cleaner if it’s within reach!
I've been watching your videos for 6 years now and every time you upload it puts a smile on my face.
Wow! Those stories were truly...nightmarish😢
Let’s go Mr nightmare uploaded
Mr.Nightmare coming in clutch with another video
I’m glad the guy in story 3 didn’t make the same mistake as other people did in the past and wonder whether they should call 911 if over someone standing outside their stall and a creepy encounter. I feel like people would try and wait it out but it usually doesn’t work. Glad he called the police and he’s now safe.
“yet my mom still found the time to lecture me” had me dying
An unknown guy was chilling under their dining table. But that mom had her priorities.
You have blessed us once more.