Flat Fields, Nebraska | AN INSTANT CLASSIC… YOU’VE NEVER HEARD A STORY LIKE THIS BEFORE!

[@deseanroot75]

Guy goes to Nebraska, experiences normal Nebraska shenanigans.

[@ReyaitheShadowWolf]

I can honestly say that this is one where I had NO idea what was going to happen, and even after listening to it, I still have no clue what actually happened.

[@jessiegashler427]

I live in Nebraska so this is an automatic listen for me

[@random-amg]

Same lol

[@Armeanu91]

This... this was something else for me. This is how my memory of something actually works sometimes. Never really heard someone explain it so well. Not even I could. Very well written and narrated!

[@Saint_Oscar]

The last time I was this early, the Flat Fields were mountainous.

[@professorpain13]

Speaking as someone who ran the independent scene back in the 90's a hotdog and a handshake was pretty good for some promotions 😂

[@nivision]

I was during the 00s and it was true then too lol

[@annettew5740]

Off to bed early at 11:16pm, lights out, just ate a nice watermelon infused gummy, and I'm snuggled in and ready to listen! Not sure about a wrestler story, but if the doctor recommends it I'll give it a go. Thank you Doc! Hope you and everyone reading this has a fabulous weekend!🤗💜🕷

[@jones8041]

My "stick" agrees. Only 40% cancer.

[@alboichone1153]

This is what playing any WWE game is like. :D Tables fly around, you jump from the rope and get teleported to another dimension above the ring, your opponent sinks into the ring, and the referee walks over the audience, or when you walk, sometimes your legs get glued to one spot so you can do the Salvador Dali thing. :D Absolutely beautiful. I can imagine the author playing the game, thinking "You know how crazy this would be if the people in the game were real and experiencing this..."

[@motherwar_87]

Unique, really unique! And So bizarre!! Great story!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@problematique9389]

Listening while waiting in line at the Methadone clinic. Sober for 5 years--

[@jackdurden466]

I am really enjoying this one! Wrestling is a show like any movie but improvised better than any improv show could ever be. That’s a big reason why many wrestlers end up trying their hands in films. They’re entertainers from the start.

[@KornPop96]

I'm from East Tennessee, and we definitely didn't quarantine lol. I don't think much of the south did. Some people wore masks, but that was about it.

[@amandapatrick827]

...and that's why lockdown took so long.

[@KornPop96]

@@amandapatrick827 no. No it's not. 😂

[@christianjones1834]

Took so long cause of democrat governors not opening their states homie

[@BertieShaul-mn4qc]

I don't normally go in for wrestling, but this was a really GOOD Story!! 🎉🎉😊😊😮😮

[@nevermorehollows]

I agree. I came into it with an open mind and am glad I did!

[@imhighonlife9075]

This is a true story. The same thing happen to me. Regards H Hogan

[@nathanvye6405]

This was almost out of twilight zo.. 😮 enjoyed.

[@DrCreepen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Nasafalkas1]

I wonder who they were, and what they wanted. I was expecting that he'd be caught and forced into a VR simulation, or that he'd wake up finding that he'd had his drink or food spiked. No real answers, but well written, and very well read :)

[@punkinazz69]

Wrestling with in a dimensional rift? Crazy work! I loved this story! The fact how the complete strangeness of the situation was explained was insane. Thank you for narrating this freaky tale, Doctor Creepen! ;-D

[@DrCreepen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aprilmcpherson-vanraalte5590]

Just what the doctor ordered Four months after surgery Walking 7 minutes ❤

[@kayi9236]

Thank you dear Dr Creepen, nice change from horror though still scary!

[@DrCreepen]

Glad you like it!

[@johndelph1687]

Wow what a shroom wrestling trip for that guy. Lol. Thanks Doc you make our day.

[@DrCreepen]

Any time!

[@autumnhiner5519]

What a fun story!

[@icyvapor]

Started listening to fall asleep. But it creeped me right into being wide awake at 4am. It's so vivid that I was watching a mental movie in my brain. Poorly QA'ed module in the simulation,which is our reality, if this happens to be real. Great story and narration!

[@taylorfain6957]

Man I got 3 to listen to today. Hopefully this covers most of my work day ❤

[@wyattcole8277]

That had me on the edge of my seat good stuff

[@peggyking3474]

Thank you Dr, listening for a very long time. ❤

[@DrCreepen]

Most welcome!

[@ethanlacey6457]

This gives such magnus archives energy. Definitely a story that falls under the stranger

[@kellyholmes4554]

❤❤❤ Thankyou Dr. I can't wait! I keep dropping off to your delectable voice but I'll be watching them all! But it makes me happy to know I'll have listened to them all eventually!! Creepen til I die!! Hopefully not too soon! ❤❤❤

[@MrsCaranAmy]

I had some free time today to listen to the video. It seems the character entered another dimension. Amazing narration. Thank you ❤️🤗🌟

[@DrCreepen]

Thanks for listening!

[@Sage-308]

I live in Nebraska, it gets much weirder

[@lostpuppet5212]

I was just in Nebraska recently this'll be great!

[@awolstew1036]

Alright I'm in let's go!!!

[@janicepeterson1601]

I'm from Ogallala Nebraska...

[@jennieward1607]

Brilliantly related, masterful writing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👌👍🇬🇧

[@DrCreepen]

Thanks for listening

[@jamesadams814]

Wow, a spooky story about an independent pro wrestler! Perfect way to start off my three day weekend! Cheers! Covid was a terrible for us.

[@DrCreepen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MadyLeslie]

Speaking as someone from Nebrasks, lockdown for covid didn't really happen here. Especially in small towns, it was just business as usual. There would have been a good turnout for a match, probably 200 or so.😊

[@vash121086]

This is what you get when you mix glitch in the matrix with wrestling. It's not scary but very odd indeed.

[@Cherokeeseeker]

Great story , narration and video

[@DrCreepen]

Thank you kindly!

[@SleepyLeeeee]

He left his key in the car? I can't say much about that...I accidently leave my keys in the lock of my door. A lot more than what I'd like to admit to. Cool story, thanks so much!

[@DrCreepen]

Good point!

[@ScullyPop]

Phenomenal storytelling!

[@FloridaMan0561]

Alright,new Dr. Creepen story!

[@roden70]

That was one hell of a story Doc!

[@juliamann2224]

I absolutely adore your stories! Love the influx of humor with your accent is bomb! Thank you! From Las Vegas, NV

[@runjogwalk]

This one is so good ...one of the BEST🎉

[@DeadAlcoholZombie]

Good night, lovely people!

[@DrCreepen]

Good night

[@brianpeace4686]

Fascinating story.

[@kristinacable]

❤You are ACES!! Great story and narration!❤😊🤼‍♂️🤼‍♀️

[@DrCreepen]

Wow, thank you!

[@cyraxcyanide]

I hate when authors write stuff just to fill a word count. The amount of times this character mentions JET LAG despite AL and NE being in the SAME TIME ZONE and the fact he made a huge deal about DRIVING is making me go nuts. Jesus.

[@gretchenkiley6615]

Good one! Thank you 👻

[@DrCreepen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Hayotowin]

Aha! A different kind of story. Nice change o pace.

[@DrCreepen]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@kimberlysuzanfletcher3920]

Sir Darius 😮

[@dascooter8287]

Wild ride Doc. Very well driven too. 😉

[@DrCreepen]

Thanks 👍

[@mrrebel5150]

new bedtime story 🤘

[@MaliaMydnight]

....is this a no clipping/backroom story, but, wrestling? I hate the backrooms (I have my reasons, don't even. Sirenhead too. Fck that guy ) THIS, is pretty EPIC. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jtburtt]

I really liked that,

[@FayFatale-ny1ke]

very fun unsettling story

[@DMB414034]

Reminds me of not being able to go to Widespread Panic shows during covid!

[@Meniscus6]

Whats that guys name who in wrestle mania show stared in shock with long hair ? I see that expression when he was reacting to all this

[@DSWL_]

🍿🍿🍿 ready. thanks doctor 💀👍

[@DrCreepen]

Enjoy!

[@richardlynch5632]

😎👍

[@Lionessqueen98]

Nice

[@DrCreepen]

Very nice

[@rileymurphy6735]

As someone from Huntsville this is awesome 😂

[@GreatDunn]

I'm going to chalk this one up to a story about CTE in wrestlers, otherwise there's absolutely no fuckin payoff.

[@MollyBrown369]

👏👏👏👏👏 fifth dimensional wrestling, that one was pretty good.

[@DrCreepen]

Agreed!

[@taylorfain6957]

Noooo. My hot streak!!! Sobs. Damn it Walmart. Damn it.

[@Newsbro89]

Huh

[@taylorfain6957]

@@Newsbro89 unbeknownst to all of you. You’ve all been competing in the most competitive race to be the first in the comment section. Against me. And I’d been on a streak of being the first to comment. But I was at Walmart. And saw this push notification 26 minutes too late.

[@Newsbro89]

@@taylorfain6957 oh now I get it lol. Dang that does sound awful. I would call up Walmart and explain you need to be compensated lol

[@thephoenixcycle8854]

Nebraska isn't as flat as people think. Omaha for my instance, is in the top 20 hilliest cities in America.

[@Bane422]

The story was lost at 6:02.

[@jackdurden466]

Well damn! If anyone is interested guys like him in the wrestling world are called “jobbers” they’re usually used and paid to lose to the bigger and more successful players in the wrestling community. It’s not an easy life, but I don’t think they run across this type of thing often! The one thing I really want to know is if the other two guys were seeing and experiencing the same things as he was. Only one part made me think that they might’ve, when his legs went into the floor of the ring, it seemed like he was trying to get the referee’s attention but as it also said the refs face was switching from expression to expression over and over. Which would be enough to shake even the most grounded person! Man what a ride! I can’t really say that it wouldn’t be some fun to do super high jumps 25 feet high. Or to be able to turn on or off your actual mass. Much like Vision in the Avengers. But he wasn’t human. So I’m not going to get my hopes up. 😢 Aside from that small point, this was about as accurate a true story as one of these guys would tell me or you about their lives. Place to place, low pay, and just praying for that one shot to be given to them and have their moment to hopefully make an impression upon the audience and the promoter. Alas, it’s not often realized for so many of them. Same as anyone who has no formal training but still moves to Hollywood to become an actor or director or writer..thanks Dr for your work in this exciting piece! I very much appreciated it and all the time you commit to us. I think I’d have also ran out of there and hoped that my feet didn’t sink into the floor! Bravo!!👏 👏👏👏👏👏

[@nivision]

eh, as a former indie wrestler, could just be in the first few years of his career, we all go through this as rookies... unless you've got a famous enough parent to skip the line or are the likes of Logan Paul or Ronda Rousey. and there's plenty enough places outside of WWE to get our equivalent of "formal training"-- WWE are kind of like McDonald's, massive brand recognition globally but just because they sell the most of their product doesn't necessarily make it the best quality example of that product. and unless you're Randy Orton, you're probably not sliding into WWE's school with zero prior experience. if you're interested it's good to talk to the wrestlers or crew at your bigger local shows, they can usually tell you what's in your larger area and which are gonna set you up with better skills and connections. somebody with some sort of established name, either from TV or a state legend, is usually a decent bet. (if your trainer can't get booked, they can't get you booked early on, and are probably training as a grift.) in my first year I actually got booked in a non adjoining state and even got a plane ticket all basically just on my trainer's name, was a great experience to go into a whole other territory and see how they do things.

[@jackdurden466]

@@nivision that must’ve been one awesome experience! No im personally way too old to get into such a game. Perhaps in my early twenties when I was trying to become a low scale bodybuilder, but I didn’t have the $$$ for the best gear so I couldn’t get past a certain point if you follow me. I’ve heard that the highest ranks of the industry are supremely wrecked on pain killers and the like, and while it does make sense that most if not all would live with constant pain, it’s not uncommon for them to go too far. I suppose that happens to anyone who dabbles in the “too much of a good thing” as it also did with me. I do applaud your efforts to make such an attempt to become more than the average Joe, as I don’t know how many people realize what a difficult life it can be to take on such dedication to making a name for themselves. And even if you didn’t become world famous I know that every screaming crowd was as good as any drug and kept you motivated! Kudos to you for having that experience! And I can absolutely understand how having the right connections can make it all fall into place for you too. I bet not many people would even consider such a thing in that life. But of course it would, it does in every type of work. Thanks for the info! I always enjoy learning more about such things and especially coming from someone like you who has lived it. I wish you all the best in your years to come! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@nivision]

@@jackdurden466 waited till I could do you reply justice, hope you don't mind. but yeah, the highest ranks /were/ wracked with painkillers... that's why everybody was dying in their 30s and 40s for a while, don't know about now-- a lot more straightedge types in the younger gens than just Punk and Darby Allin. the phrase you heard everywhere when I was in was "stay away from painkillers", because you're in pain all the time that's on a level where a doctor would give a normal person narcotics were it short term. it's justifiably easy to get addicted in a way some other sports/extreme hobbies and lines of work aren't. you feel like you went through a low speed car crash after every match, you just get used to that or you become a wreck. Attitude Era and some big territory days guys also treated their mainstream culture popularity as an excuse to party like rockstars, which... doesn't even end well for rockstars, who don't have such a physically demanding career. the most common phrase heard backstage changed post Benoit to "protect your head if nothing else" though. going through that realization that there's an outcome worse than, say, Droz? that it can kill /who you are/ instead of just the physical? I doubt I was the only one wondering if that moment was the one thing the industry couldn't survive. I myself was a heel almost exclusively, learned in the school of a hugely legendary heel in my territory who'd retired to manager before I was even born. boy, he had some stories. there's a shift in mentality at some point in heeling where hearing a chorus of emphatic boos means you've done your job right, it's never not funny though. I gave it my best, helped train at least one that wound up in WWE and AEW, but I just... didn't have the support system of family and friends you hear about in a lot of "how I got here" stories of WWE superstars ect, and living that life leaves you really (mostly financially) vulnerable to any little thing blowing your life up. which happened. and at a certain point of rebuilding I could've gone back, but I don't know, guess I was too tired by then. even now it's not totally too late agewise, but I've got some health diagnoses that mean I'd be literally shortening my own lifespan. already used to joke that every year you're in wrestling you basically age in dog years from the wear, tear, weird sleep, long drives, and the physical toll that being in aesthetic shape on top of all that takes (just because the average joe associates bodybuilding with health doesn't make all that goes into that healthy, I'm sure you know some of that from your comment though). it was a good experience, though. learned a lot. got to do a lot of things I wouldn't otherwise and came out of my shell, have a different level of physical assertiveness that I'd never have gotten otherwise (aka I'm not scared of a fight, not saying training'll make me win all of em, but I've taken bumps that make a sock to the jaw seem like a walk in the park lol), and figured out that we can all live our dreams if we're flexible about what scale we do it at. play in a local band if you're a musician or singer, join your local theatre group, take that judo class. you don't have to make it to a recording contract or UFC like teen-you might've daydreamed of to thoroughly enjoy the process of learning a new skill and maybe even mastering it past what you imagined, whether or not you get bigger recognition for it can be irrelevant.

[@MatthewCharmanadventures]

Next, Jon Moxley Vs the Wendigo!

[@robotcow28]

Dude got stuck in a ps1 wwe game lmao

[@khtauhidislam7505]

✅ 53:00

[@stanleydepriest9144]

Weird one but fun enough. 👍

[@TheMidwesternViking]

Aww my home state

[@CTCAC2000]

Uh oh! I am now suspicious of anyone from Nebraska!

[@part-timervloveaffair9220]

Did I miss it... I wanted to know if he found the pay envelope!

[@LoveCatThei]

Nebraska be like that

[@therealecho6342]

Honestly, as an indie wrestler…. I get not remembering details about “generic Indy show 4,572”

[@brentjohnson4212]

I mean guy was clearly yeeted into WWE24 “indie circuit” edition. The exact animation/physical boundary problems happen in those games all the time. Question is… If you suplex in the matrix do you suplex in real life

[@clydedevlin1084]

Bedtime story while the household is recovering from covid . Thank you, dearest doctor

[@pheenixalexander]

We have it too! I am so glad he uploaded!

[@Hayotowin]

I didn't even know that was still a thing! Hmm. Feel better soon, you guys!

[@calenthebard2051]

Feel better soon :)

[@EdricLysharae]

First time with Covid, or otherwise? Either way, be well soon!

[@deathangel5317]

@@Hayotowinlmao yes…it’s still a thing.

[@natelaurido685]

I live here in Nebraska and I still don't like to talk about it

[@GregPodster133]

Very weird, but thanks 😊 🙏👍

[@DrCreepen]

You're welcome 😊

[@natas3.14]

Weird... very weird

[@an-insane-llama]

Being born and raised here i am curious how this is gonna go lol

[@keiththebat1]

Another banger 🔥 (Stay away from Nebraska lmao)

[@ceewood3358]

Hell dimension...but who was being tortured??

[@jonh2119]

A.M. Barrie? Related to J.M. Barrie? The guy ended up in the Neverland of wrestling.

[@UnderwaterDonkeyKong]

Neat story but my advice to the author would be not to use so many similes. There's only so many times you need to describe the situation as akin to a certain bit of a computer game before each one really takes you out of the vibe.

[@stanleydepriest9144]

Yeah they were really trying to make sure you understood that it was very video game glitch-esque. But I suppose from a first person, non professional author (as presented) it fits well enough?

[@michaelnelson1127]

Oh dear. He’s stuck in a 2K wrestling game. Get out before you’re matched up against Cool Hat Paul!

[@CNinjaa]

Wouldn't it be great if the wrestlers were all clowns? 😂

[@erdtreeheresey4120]

Honeslty the story was very lackluster. With a video title like this I was expecting something way better. I kinda liked the possibility that he was just drugged but still the story was just kinda flat. Just my opinion though.

[@paulking6572]

As a kid, I wanted to be a wrestler! Until I grew a brain! And found out it was all choreographed!!!! 😂

[@Ximan69]

This story was pretty mid and the climax was terrible.

[@1999av6]

Always love your narrations. But this story, not so much. Made little sense. Drug on and on regurgitating the same info over and over. All for a nonse no logic or interesting mystery of an ending.

[@billd5107]

First 😂😂

[@taylorfain6957]

@@billd5107 I’ve been dethroned. And idk how I feel about that.

[@FloridaMan0561]

Here’s your 🍪

[@ManicRoadd]

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