How Reddit Saved a Man from Dying in His Sleep

[@Brew]

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[@shutup4469]

alrighty

[@yoshites8402]

Wassu

[@bobrossisgod2664]

If i wanted dark mysteries I would probably just try to understand what happened to Jeffrey Epstein

[@Gabriel-tg2ob]

I thought twist was a paid subscription lol

[@mazzar9633]

This story surprised me.. It really did

[@109Rage]

Funny thing about the first story: the reddit user did ultimately sue his landlord, given it was basically his fault he almost died.

[@YaNoAwantoMas]

Murica

[@DaniFox10000]

Did the OP win?

[@GeassX]

"Our landlord isn't letting me talk to you, but it's important we do" - Himself, but delirious His subconscious knew that he was being poisoned, but because of the poisoning (landlord's fault), his waking moments were spent unable to realize something was wrong.

[@aceman67]

@@YaNoAwantoMas So you shouldn't be able to sue someone who causes you harm? I'd like to know your mental gymnastics that brought you to your 'murica' conclusion, because any nation with a proper legal system has a legal recourse for such a situation as the Sticky Note guy.

[@LieseFury]

@@YaNoAwantoMas american landlords are one of the most protected classes of people in the country

[@usb6000]

This is funny when I moved out my parents house my little sister took my old room. Because I lived next to the boiler and I put CO2 detectors all over the basement because of it. It never happened to me but I told my little sister The moment you start hearing beeping noises exit the basement immediately. So me being an older brother one holiday I made something to imitate the beeping sound of a smoke detector, after my little sister failed to wake up I yelled at her saying" you just died". The crazy thing happened about 2 weeks later CO2 detectors went off but this time she was prepared. My over cautiousness saved my sister life.

[@108wee]

Yeah this sounds like something i would do to my little sister. But seriously kudos to you, your family would have been devastated if she died like that, well if your family maybe it out alive that is.

[@Kaminiisama]

You're good brother

[@ieatsoap6389]

Pro Gamer Move

[@reyariass]

What did she say when you told her she died? Did she laugh or cry?

[@fragtall]

That never happened :)

[@nyotamwuaji6484]

Old Victorian homes often had "servant passages" where the servants would move about to be "unseen" by the masters of the house

[@Viscool8332]

so thats why there always secret passages in those murder houses

[@memesfromdeepspace1075]

I heard this "secret passage also use for other thing

[@ctrlzme.6448]

why would they need to be unseen though?

[@ctrlzme.6448]

they be venting O_O

[@nyotamwuaji6484]

@@ctrlzme.6448 because servants were to do their jobs without being seen. they were considered "lower class" and the "upper class" should never have to deal with them on a normal bases. at least that was one reasoning

[@Poordirtlawyer]

The “being watched” feeling is the same feeling you get turning off the light in the basement and running up the stairs

[@flytude]

same

[@chazwerner4374]

to be honest i sometimes get paranoid like somthings watching me and we dont have a gas leak becuase we dont use actual like fires but i have to walk down a very creepy pathway to the bathroom then i just run for it

[@chairger]

doesn’t help that the light switch in my basement is on the other side of the stairs lol

[@sonetagu1337]

My house is just a one story however the actual house is smaller than everything else (not counting _even more_ rooms on the upper portion or whatever)

[@sharonzhong]

We are all just afraid of the unknown and being alone. It's a part of our human programming and is integral to survival.

[@ravent2631]

My dad is a general contractor. When he saw the carbon monoxide detector on the wall (where maintenance put it), he said it would do no good there. By the time it goes off, we'd be dead. It needed to be lower to the ground because the carbon monoxide is more dense.

[@katatat2030]

Thanks I justed moved mine lol

[@nullpoint3346]

Tile the floor with carbon monoxide detectors for maximum certainty.

[@kaengurus.sind.genossen]

Carbon monoxide has a density of 1,25 gramms per liter, the same as nitrogen. Oxygen has one of 1,43 gramms per litre. It's not that dense.

[@katatat2030]

@@kaengurus.sind.genossen off topic but does your username mean kangaroos are comrades?? I like it

[@kaengurus.sind.genossen]

@@katatat2030 Yes, it indeed does. Do you know there's a German satire about a communist kangaroo?

[@sand9346]

This reminds me of the dude who posted about about getting positive on a pregnancy test, and a Reddit user said that the test also can tell if he has testicular cancer which he did, I guess Reddit isn’t so bad after all.

[@MiloMurphysLaw]

Nope, Reddit is the worst app to ever exist.

[@TwiliPaladin]

@@MiloMurphysLaw that’s an odd way to spell “Twitter”

[@RandomRakkoon]

@@MiloMurphysLaw I believe you mean Twitter

[@RandomRakkoon]

@@TwiliPaladin oh wait lol

[@CommissarChaotic]

Every app seems to have its own negatives and positives.

[@Minitomate]

The worst of all is that this type of gas is barley noticeable, so unluckily there are cases that don't end up alive.

[@syazwanmohd1314]

Wait,barley is bad? I've been drinking barley everytime I spent my time with my friends😞

[@brothdian]

@@syazwanmohd1314 barely

[@ahmed4363]

Barley brawl stars

[@Kaleb.R]

@@syazwanmohd1314 I was like “wait, is common for barley to be in a gas state?” Lol

[@carl11547]

Not barely--there's no way to detect it except with instruments. It's completely odorless.

[@MiloMurphysLaw]

So basically, when people think their house is haunted it’s actually just carbon monoxide?

[@mfaizsyahmi]

Always has been. 🔫

[@kullingen6909]

Not always, but yes.

[@RoseDragoness]

there also some odorless fungus that can grow behind walls and cause hallucinations.

[@mrunknown6842]

Not all the time. Some places really are haunted. I've lived in several homes that were and we didn't have gas anything. It was all electric.

[@kullingen6909]

@@mrunknown6842 Vibration can also cause it.

[@ryuuproductions1]

My grandmother once possibly saved my entire family's life from CO poisoning. We lived in an apartment at the time so obviously had a smoke detector installed. One day, she randomly decides to give us another one (that talks) that also doubled as a CO detector. Like, she had no real reason, she bought it and didn't need it so she gave it to us. Despite already having the previous mentioned set up, my dad went ahead and turned this one on and placed it in the living room. Cue two weeks later and sure enough, one night we hear "warning, carbon monoxide!". I stuffed the cat into her carrier and we waited for everybody else to come outside. The fire department came and found the leak. It hadn't gotten too bad yet thankfully as nobody felt sick, but who knows what would have happened without grandma's magic detector.

[@angrydiver_4220]

CO NOT CO2

[@ryuuproductions1]

@@angrydiver_4220 Ok, noted

[@realcartoongirl]

​@@ryuuproductions1co2 is carbon two oxide

[@mauracadell]

@@realcartoongirlyeah. Remember rule: carbonDIoxide (di=2) carbonMONOxide (mono=1)

[@BIGcloud25]

how? d-d-d-did you? GET POISONED

[@silvergeist43]

I woke up confused and feeling a sense of dread. I remember reading that those could be symptoms of C.O poisoning, I called the fire department and sure enough it was. I got lucky that day. We had a C.O detector but it didn't go off.

[@banzaileah]

Oh no 😧

[@minecraftify95]

CO is the chemical formula of carbon monoxide, not an abbreviation.

[@Donald_Trump_2024]

have you tried putting the detectors lower, getting higher quality ones, and/or changing them more frequently? that could definitely help your detectors find CO/CO2 more effectively

[@ariesearthdragon]

@@Donald_Trump_2024 placing the detectors lower would not help. Nitrogen and oxygen, the two main components of air in most homes, have a higher density than carbon monoxide. Carbon dioxide is denser, but I don't think there are CO2 detectors.

[@Donald_Trump_2024]

@@ariesearthdragon i think its due to it being an old detector. maybe it had a high treshole for some reason, but i clearly doubt

[@rayoftempest]

It's all fun and games until the carbon monoxide takes the shape of a person and says "hey guys welcome back to competitive breathing"

[@based_prophet]

Great to put in BBQ pits

[@based_prophet]

Poppy mirrored upside down is 6o66y backwards is yo666

[@lluma8153]

Wanna get on that stationary bike

[@user_name35tdekb4]

😂

[@justanothergamingyoutuber8179]

💀

[@Belboz99]

PSA: CO Detectors are only good for 5-7 years. You might have multiple CO Detectors, but when's the last time you changed them?

[@Gilhelmi]

That is a really good point. Thank you.

[@crimsonia0nightrayne]

I....need to replace mine. I don't think I've ever changed them.

[@ms.magenta]

Ours are broke, I mean... what isn't broke in this house?

[@sabinemajed8675]

@@ms.magenta probably not you :)

[@generallaro1269]

Wait you have CO detectors?

[@davebaka2595]

Heme adheres to CO stronger then O2, heme is what carries oxygen in the blood. It is the functional part of hemoglobin and the reason you need iron

[@juliaf_]

Heme👏 review👏

[@b-zar8912]

Yep. Carboxyhaemoglobin is much more stable than carbaminohaemoglobin or oxyhaemoglobin, after all.

[@da14a49]

@@juliaf_ love to see it

[@fhsjdjskkshi]

@@juliaf_ what's weird is that I have the same last name

[@juliaf_]

@@fhsjdjskkshi Fletcher isn't that rare of a last name lol

[@speedslider3913]

The stories may have turned out rather mundane, but it is fascinating how the first guy was able to write "Our landlord isn't letting me talk to you, but it's important we do." to himself in his sleep. Like another commenter mentioned, it was like the subconscious was able to tell he was being poisoned, and that the landlord was at fault, but the conscious brain couldn't tell anything was happening. I guess our inner voice may be smarter than we think!

[@kaikart123]

It is a reddit post, it is fiction

[@myweirdsecondchannelwithap9070]

@@kaikart123r/nothingeverhappens

[@lcrn6288]

11:27 “If you think that you might have a CO leak, you should immediately go outside.” Discord mods: That I cannot do.

[@JustJaidenism]

Someone's Upset They Got Banned.

[@nocturnal6586]

@@JustJaidenism ???

[@JustJaidenism]

@@nocturnal6586 People Like To Make Memes About Discord Mods. They're Just Upset They Got Banned.

[@nocturnal6586]

@@JustJaidenism not all people that get banned make fun of discord mods tho

[@rdmz135]

@@JustJaidenism found the discord mod.

[@sashtv6885]

HANG ON A MINUTE The guy didn't have his PC password protected?!?!

[@iron71gear13]

wa

[@IOSIRIS]

The person could’ve seen him put it in

[@0equals1ao]

You didn't finish the video?!?!?

[@MoogieSRO]

How would a password, that he knew, have helped?

[@sashtv6885]

@@0equals1ao Yeah i did, but i was still surprised he didnt have a password on his pc

[@Saknika]

As soon as the gas lamps were mentioned for Ms. H's home I figured it would all come down to CO poisoning, but still very wild stories!

[@918Mitchell]

I thought it was C O too 😉

[@MenacingPerson]

i guessed at the start of the vid

[@AstralArbourSys]

It's always either bed bugs or carbon monoxide

[@BenjaminDLopez]

Same but I love a good ghost story lol

[@tyxas276]

As Patrick once said, “ Wow, you guys are good, I was the last person I would’ve suspected, but I was looking for me all this time!”

[@ceralious1676]

but then the real culprit is mr krabs

[@aquabluerose7734]

Reminds me of this story where this lady was in the search party looking for herself bc they were traveling together, thought they lost her, and the lady didn't realize the description of the person they were looking for was of her!

[@kcapila]

@@aquabluerose7734 thats a funny story

[@cyaeg.ha-]

Pongeob

[@harborbenassa8756]

I'm a CO poisoning survivor. It happened in an RV with a faulty (new!!) detector. It felt like the world was bending in half when I stood still, and I was so sick I often couldn't eat. Hiking high in the canyons with all that fresh air probably saved my life. By the time I went to the hospital, it had been 7 days. I still had elevated CO. It is very uncommon to survive this poisoning. If you ever wake up feeling dizzy or like you can't keep your balance, don't wait. Get care before it's too late

[@cheyenneyoon4353]

A also did as well power was out from snow and we were using oil lamps . My mom usually turned them off but told me to turn it off turns out I hadn’t gotten it ALL the way off. 12 hours later I woke up diorianted and felt dizzy. Later that day after coming back (my mom was still asleep she’d been up ALL night with me). I got her out of the room realizing something wasn’t right. For 6 months I coughed up the worst stuff from breathing in the CO2/ gas oil lamp fumes. Another thing is when we’d realized what had happened it’d been a few days later so any tests to see our levels would’ve been a moot point. But now I’m borderline crazy about CO2 poisoning now.

[@DeathnoteBB]

I’m surprised you didn’t get help immediately, even if you didn’t know what was wrong

[@vscen]

In my UN we had a lab dedicated to carbon monoxide research (such as purification). We used to work alone while the reactors run, until one day a girl was found “sleeping” by a passer… she was just moments from being dead (our CO detectors were faulty).

[@starfirei3356]

A CO research lab having faulty CO detectors? Man that must have caused some safety questions.

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@starfirei3356You’d be surprised the lack of safety in places that you’d think would be as safe as possible. I think once a place is deemed safe complacency sets in almost immediately, especially on the levels of administration. “Nothing can go wrong, the place is safe!” people think, completely unaware that safety is an ongoing thing, not a one and done

[@Daniel-dp7ey]

4chan would do this drunk, high, and everything in-between

[@AlphaFoxAdam]

4chan's weaponized autism can do anything.

[@stevenschnepp576]

@@AlphaFoxAdam But only if they think it's funny.

[@AlphaFoxAdam]

@@stevenschnepp576 that's fair...haha

[@spindash64]

@@stevenschnepp576 You just described Acts of God

[@niksonrex88]

4chan is worse than arkham asylum

[@mooselove]

“Can you explain the love a mother has for her child” - yeah. Oxytocin

[@LolWutMikehSM]

Thats the joke lol, you can explain both things

[@RGC_animation]

69th likes

[@mooselove]

@@RGC_animation nice😌

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

As well as instincts and societal expectations

[@spritepepsiplushes8353]

Pokemon fusion generator lol

[@dxrk2737]

*This will give my mom an excuse to browse through reddit every day*

[@fragtall]

Reddit is mostly cancer tho so I'm worried for your mom

[@breezetree2676]

@@fragtall I respectfully disagree, everyone is so nice on there! There are some interesting people here and there but they're all so friendly!

[@thehoneygrabberz]

@@breezetree2676 definetly not, it has a lot of misinformation in a lot of subreddits and if you point it out they assault you en masse with downvotes

[@logitchy]

@@breezetree2676 r/memes.... reddit mods.... popular subreddits......... r/woooosh.....

[@thesaucecollector8921]

@@thehoneygrabberz What subreddits are you going on

[@Hugo_Golden]

Your body doesn’t use it “instead” of oxygen, carbon monoxide binds super strongly to haemoglobin and forms more stable structure than compared with oxygen which is why it’s dangerous as it stops oxygen from binding/takes its place instead.

[@DeathnoteBB]

…so your body uses it instead of oxygen

[@TheMAZZTer]

One thing I'm surprised you didn't mention, since you mentioned the webcam, is that the reason he couldn't find the recording is because, in his delirium, he never actually set it up to record (and I think never even plugged it in). Also he later reported all the post-it notes were his handwriting.

[@thejamesonthestreet]

Ah I was wondering about the webcam, thank you.

[@kaikart123]

I don't trust reddit stories, it's just a LARP.

[@paran315]

@@thejamesonthestreet I read the original post and he said he basically downloaded a random camera app, and bought an unrelated webcam, put it on a shelve and that was what he 'installed'.

[@jeffcard1A]

hmmm, guy leaving notes to himself and having no memory of doing so? think i'll rewatch memento this weekend.

[@tiredgardener]

Think I may have to also do that! Great film.

[@proyOFC]

Memento

[@bibasik7]

I’ve read the landlord notes story on Reddit a few years back, nice to see it in a brew video.

[@nonamesaretaken5616]

ive seen you before

[@henrythekaktus]

69th like nice

[@JeantheSecond]

Shout out to the skeptic “ghost” hunters. They saved that lady’s life.

[@StatickyCat]

I guess you could say that sometimes the paranormal is a gas, heh.

[@trashaimgamer7822]

​@@StatickyCatI mean you could say it isn't normal to have carbon monoxide fill your room.

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@trashaimgamer7822Sure but that’s abnormal. Paranormal is ghosts and stuff. Most paranormal things in houses are just gas leaks and faulty wiring

[@k.m.186]

My old chemistry teacher always made a point to teach about carbon monoxide and it’s effects, and that it may not be obvious to you but when your detector goes off, listen to it, and do NOT go back to sleep. Just so happens that one of his students had one go off and while their family thought it was a false alarm, the student insisted on getting out of the house, saved all of their lives

[@DeathnoteBB]

I get not everyone is as paranoid as me, but what’s the point of an alarm if you’re going to go “Eh false alarm, let’s go back to sleep” Like jfc. Thank god the student was either visiting or lived at home, his family is… yeah.

[@jeremiahgroovy3480]

Many years ago I had a dream of a room-filling with gases. Towards the end of it, I was screaming at everyone telling them to leave! I woke up to the strong odor of propane. Scared awake I ran to the kitchen opening the front door as I ran by. Shut off the stove that wasn't lit and just filling the house up. Our best guess was that the cat jumped up there and twisted the knob. Could of been a lot worse.

[@georgiapoole2657]

The way the subconscious mind picks up on things and communicates them is fascinating

[@user-rx7pd1xv4k]

Cat confirm has deathwish for your family :D

[@midimusicforever]

So, I am NOT watching this right before sleep. Cya tomorrow!

[@denezebootle]

Lol I swear man. I have to make it to the end so I could just get pass all of this 🤣🤣

[@nathanielbruff2336]

That's what I told myself but, curiosity got the better of me.

[@101Henchmen]

I should've done the same.... I regret this.

[@galactic2987]

Watching this at 3:00 a.m. why? Cause I cant sleep

[@e1901]

@@galactic2987 that’ll be me in a couple hours, is 10pm rn, hope you were able to rest fully though💛

[@singsong7874]

I heard a story from @MrBallen that is similar to the first story. (This is an extremely shortened version). A young woman lived in an apartment building. She hated going outside, and her landlord realized it, so she’d drop off fresh meals and fresh groceries. They had a nice relationship. The young woman then started seeing things moved and missing. When she saw no break in, she blamed the landlord. But after setting up a camera, it turned out to be the landlords son who stole his mother’s keys. He’d take her stuff, move it, and watch her sleep. He was arrested if I’m correct.

[@tessarae9127]

😅 Sometimes it’s better if it’s carbon monoxide poisoning 😵‍💫

[@mayonster4798]

2 weeks ago me and my family went on a trip to a mountain home. I had these exact symptoms, feeling of dread, increased heart rate, difficulty breathing and even auditory illusions. The weird part is im the only one who experienced these symptoms and now that were back home everything is back to normal. Its perplexing

[@ivanvarela3215]

Weak lungs, my friend. Less oxygen exists at higher elevations. Ya know, there exists an entire city in South America that is of such high elevation that the citizens have developed oversized lungs which counters the lack of oxygen.

[@hannatheoneandonly]

“Mountain” hmmm... that totally isn’t a clue right?

[@mayonster4798]

@@ivanvarela3215 the elevation difference there to where i normally live is less than 1000m and i have been there multiple times before and havent had any issues

[@realcartoongirl]

​@@hannatheoneandonlyhaha yall are stuoped

[@DeathnoteBB]

It’s possible there was a gas leak near your bedroom if everyone slept separately. Or you ate something like old potatoes. I’m not a Doctor I’m just on these videos

[@MsBELLE7]

The forgetting the note clued me in instantly. Its crazy how the brain tries to warn you about what's going on 😕

[@Oreos_HQ]

Man I just realized how stiff and unflexible adults’ beliefs are.

[@friedmule5403]

If you thereby mean that adults will cling to their beliefs no mater the evidence, then yes you are 100% right. People who do not take a nearly dyeing kid up by the road because they think it's a ghost. Some who, through their camera, sees dust dancing in the heat over a wall and is convinced its extraterrestrial UFO's at a far distance. People who refuse to go down in the basement because "something evil" may lure down there. :-)

[@chunkfrog]

I've been with my mom long enough to know that

[@918Mitchell]

The older you get, the more you understand that people are more dangerous than any spook that may be out there.

[@svenerikmoeller8809]

Wow that’s saying a lot compared to this woke generation Our generation forced us to back our beliefs through facts and facts tend to be stiff and inflexible unlike your generations emotions which is all over the place Hope that helps

[@ianr2002]

@@svenerikmoeller8809 And yet you have old folk who think the government is installing 5G chips through a vaccine... So, moot point?

[@ButtahDawgMcDouble]

A young man emerges from his bedroom, he stalks down the hallway and out of the corner of his eye, he sees him *Shia Labeouf*

[@totaldramagamer5521]

What an old meme. I haven't heard that name in years.

[@Halieswandebem]

🤣😂

[@noobethgamingtonthethird]

he was following him about 30 feet back

[@phoenixthedutchie149]

@@noobethgamingtonthethird he gets down on all 4s and breaks into a sprint

[@littlelady9801]

@@phoenixthedutchie149 he's gaining on you Shia LaBeouf

[@Justafox1994]

Reddit is so "reliable" nowadays

[@zyansheep]

They have the best model for a social media site. Gets the most reliable answers as fast as possible Edit: I mean "best" not necessarily reliable.

[@pastorscloset6193]

@@zyansheep you’re joking right?

[@KnowNot_Name]

What a very hyperbolized view of Reddit

[@Exc4Iibur]

@@zyansheep best social media for asking questions and contain different communities. Terrible stereotypical hivemind

[@zyansheep]

@@Exc4Iibur yeah...

[@teneishiacoleman523]

When I moved into my first apartment, I bought a gas stove from a friend. At the time we didn’t know the carbon monoxide detector didn’t have batteries. When we hooked up the stove, everything seemed fine. My boyfriend went to work and my roommate wen to visit friends, so I was left alone in the apartment. Well, I was in my first trimester of pregnancy at the time I think. And I was laying in bed and it suddenly felt like I couldn’t breathe. I opened the window and laid my head next to it to get fresh air. After a while my roommate came home and immediately pointed out that it smelled really bad like gas. I guess, since I was in the apartment the whole time, my nose became blind to the smell of natural gas so I didn’t know. Well, at that point I was also feeling faint despite laying my head next to the open window. So I was taken to the hospital. I had to have so much blood work done and they made sure to see me quick since I am also pregnant. I ended up being okay and got discharged. I came home and my roommate said he found a little hole in the hose that was used to connect the stove to the gas hook up. So he patched it up and made sure it was completely sealed. We then wondered why the alarms didn’t go off so we took them off the wall and checked the batteries. There were no batteries. So basically, I almost died lol.

[@AuliaAF]

Waking up paralized while hallucinating is symptom of sleep paralysis. So not all of those are attributable to CO. She might be too tired that night.

[@DeathnoteBB]

I mean being poisoned would be tiring

[@soulife8383]

As someone that experiences sleep paralysis every night, I'm particularly freaked that something popped in my room when the daemon hand touched that woman. And now I'm pretty sure I'm a part of this story. I'm buying a meter

[@kiiturii]

how'd it turn out

[@soulife8383]

@@kiiturii oh, the meter. I still haven't gotten it set up yet. I really should

[@user-hc6fd9ss2p]

@@soulife8383 its been 5 months…

[@mrtruthsayer7872]

@@soulife8383 checking in! You get a meter yet?

[@hyperboles6563]

also checking in; are you okay and did you get the meter?

[@cllncl]

Co2 leak in an apartment: *exists* Sticky notes: Whoms't has awakened the ancient one

[@Nebulisuzer]

Co not Co2

[@quackatit]

Carbon monoxide not carbon dioxide

[@wongcayven9893]

CO without the 2

[@MasterYoshidino]

I was expecting the twists to be all drug use related. It was instead people inadvertently tripping off oxygen depravation.

[@birdie1331]

I used to go to art classes in this large building a while back, with a big underground parking lot. One day, my family and a couple of others entered the parking lot and it was really hard to breath. We rushed outside and someone called the police, and we learned that the parking lot was filled with CO due to the main vent breaking. A few hours later we went to a burger joint and saw a bunch of emergency vehicles rushing in the building's direction. I hope that everyone got out safely.

[@tnijoo5109]

I had carbon monoxide poisoning once and I kept passing out and vomiting and I had a horrible headache. I remember right after I was carried out of the house and the first moments getting fresh air again and my sister and I laying on the deck not knowing what was happening. Then we went to the ER. Carbon monoxide detectors are important and having your furnace serviced every winter.

[@vaszgul736]

Once again, haunted houses being explained. Though this is creepier, since you could actually have died from the 'ghosts' in a real physical way.

[@user-jn1wm3tb8v]

"Out of the corner of his eye, he sees it" *Shia LaBeouf*

[@RangerHouston]

3:45 yeah occult bookstores usually aren’t bright and positive places...

[@marishkaspirit]

My friend died of the intoxicațion. She was found by parents Who were downstairs face down, with the hand close to doorhandle. So she sense something was wrong and tried to exit. The strangest thing is that she painted her self portrati as Venus with a gas mask on just a year before and it was her msot praised painting, it was huge too (2 meters canvas) - it was for a project, we were în art univeristy. If that was it forshadowing.....is the one tiem she painted herself, she usually painted dogs or landscapes.

[@evilsharkey8954]

I know this is an old video, but there’s one small problem: CO poisoning doesn’t make you turn blue. It makes you turn red. CO is dangerous, not because it displaces oxygen in the room, but because it binds to hemoglobin even more readily than oxygen. It displaces all the room in your blood cells! That’s why it’s dangerous at such low concentrations. It also makes your blood very, very red. Random useless fact: because of its flesh and blood brightening tendencies, CO used to be used to treat meat to make it look redder. Nowadays, most bright red meat is due to that thin, plastic film being permeable to oxygen to keep it bright (yes, that is confirmed by the scientists who make it and the scientists who make the equipment used in plastic quality control). If you want your meat to stay fresh longer, buy the airtight stuff in the vacuum sealed packs.

[@joshuab4586]

I already know this story but I love the way Brew explains stuff

[@hiddenleafguy4576]

I don’t think Quiz is well integrated into the show as is, it feels like she’s filling Brew’s role when it’s… already filled. Maybe she’d fit better in her own series?

[@MadMax22]

Idk I think it could work. As a writer I just double down on it. if she’s similar to brew than maybe have her act kinda like brew. Humans like humans and people can be the same and entirely different.

[@rainecrowe3779]

Please just do away with Quiz all together.

[@TheMistyBlueLounge]

Her voice drives me crazy, it sounds like she isn't opening her mouth fully and everything just sounds mumbled and muted. Didn't Brew say she does ASMR, which might explain it..? Either way I agree with you, it just feels like she steps in for Brew when he needs a sip of... brew.

[@LieseFury]

she's great, she just needs a better mic. her current one sounds like a tin can.

[@tylern6420]

we need more chill and grill interludes again

[@KiiXii]

Lesion of the story: always keep a window open to not poison yourself.

[@kampstiefels7573]

But then Actual people will come in

[@TheT-90thatstaresintoyoursoul]

@@kampstiefels7573 ever heard of window screens?

[@TheSpaceyCat]

@@TheT-90thatstaresintoyoursoul i mean. . a screen wont stop someone from breaking in. . ever heard of knives or scissors? People who are trying to break in for whatever reason normally have the means to do so. . .

[@TheT-90thatstaresintoyoursoul]

@@TheSpaceyCat Ever heard of living in the USA where most people have a bedside gun?

[@freyawion5337]

@@TheT-90thatstaresintoyoursoul Ever heard of not living in the USA? In my country, pistols are illegal completely and a proper firearm (not a smooth bore one) requires 5 years of safely owning a smooth bore.

[@WarOfTed]

This is interesting. When I was a child, I had constant feeling of dread and presence ghosts when I was in my home. Now I think of it, it might have been co2.

[@ivanvarela3215]

Brain go brr

[@darksidegryphon5393]

I still remember the time my mom told me about the time her, her mother and I almost died from CO poisoning. It was my father who came in to my mother complaining of a headache and other symptoms, my father opened the window and got us out,

[@EssOhEm]

Watched two videos and subscribed. This man is entertaining and actually gives lessons

[@ciberkid22]

when a 'reddit moment' actually saves you

[@MiloMurphysLaw]

Reddit is the worst app to ever exist.

[@ciberkid22]

@@MiloMurphysLaw Not defending Reddit but Twitter is coming in close

[@markphilipeuste8246]

@@ciberkid22 Twitter is definitely the worst

[@InRaikyu]

As soon as I saw, “Reddit saves his life.” I clicked it.

[@12kenbutsuri]

I heard wood moving around the attic now and then my whole childhood like someone was up there, but I'm pretty sure it was the house structure moving a little, since japanese houses are built pretty loosely with wood.

[@DeathnoteBB]

More likely just animals

[@emerson-biggons7078]

I feel a real explanation is infinitely more exciting than a ghost story

[@tessarae9127]

Right? I would love if scientific explanations like these would be incorporated more into horror movies 😎😎😎

[@brqndcn2188]

Read this on reddit before, so crazy

[@aryakusuma2415]

Can you send me the link?

[@brqndcn2188]

@@aryakusuma2415 Don't have it, it's like 3 years old

[@victoriajeanleslie3116]

I'm so glad to live in a country that doesn't widely use this particular kind of heating. Although I was once gassed by a neighbour who emptied a BBQ LPG cylinder in their back yard and there was so much it filled the second story of our house. I woke up because of the noxious smell added to the gas for safety. I was about 3 months pregnant at the time and oh boy was I angry.

[@乙乇尺-k4z]

Did you give your neighbor a scolding?

[@ivanvarela3215]

@@乙乇尺-k4z "oh boy I was angry" I think that's a yes xD

[@annabetholson]

Me & my whole family could have died from CO poisoning a couple years ago. Luckily my mom knew her stuff and there was another type of gas/smoke coming from our boiler that I believe could be seen (? terrible memory lol) and she noticed the symptoms she was having and called the fire department. Strange night, good story!

[@paviharnesberry9277]

1 week after giving birth with my baby, the carbon monoxide alarm went off. I remember feeling so much dread and fear. I started sobbing. I realized that maybe it was actually serious when I started feeling very weak and dizzy

[@makeupbyrowyn]

are you back to full health after ruling it out?

[@lemon3rd800]

Thanks, I'll check on my gas heating in the basement. Even though it gets checked regularly, I always assumed that something was still off with it because I could smell exhaust fumes sometimes. I also used to be severely paranoid.

[@wrentherainfalls2925]

I’m disabled and so I went to pain management therapy when i was about 16. There i met a mum and daughter who had previously had carbon monoxide poisoning and now they both have chronic pain and chronic fatigue for the rest of their lives.

[@bluespark2882]

I love brews content

[@socksthechespin8899]

Same

[@leaflizard8485]

I love his opening theme too

[@bluespark2882]

Yess

[@xdgamer2765]

You didn’t say when the redditors hunted down the culprit

[@silverlynxclaw1460]

He asked for legal advice but Redditors told him about Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

[@KARLOSPCgame]

5:58 She knows how to No-Clip

[@barry4666]

this is why i don't like how new houses are built so totally air tight, keeps the heat in but also keeps the O2 out when you have too many things using it in the house

[@Metaknight145]

Brew fills that hole that Sam o Nella left.

[@freyawion5337]

absolutely this

[@evervirescent]

Brew is great but i still miss Sam o Nella’s dry humor

[@carolina-vt1rw]

inst he going to come back?

[@bobrossisgod2664]

Does that mean reddit will be able to find who left me a note saying "ur adopted" on my bed?

[@MiloMurphysLaw]

No, Reddit never helps answer anything ever. It’s the worst app to ever exist.

[@emeraldpistol1251]

@@MiloMurphysLaw you’d be very surprised and how much it helped me with some games

[@乙乇尺-k4z]

Or your mom was cheating and someone just wanna take care of you

[@proyOFC]

@@MiloMurphysLaw classic "some = all" type person. Ugh.

[@anevilrotisserie9136]

The "laurel" was a nice touch.

[@tappy2375]

Lol I heard “yanny”

[@bigsmall246]

Probably explains every single indoor ghost story in existence

[@BoringRolls]

Whenever I walk upstairs with the lights off behind me I have to rush upstairs because I feel a ghostly presence right behind me. I have to run as fast as I possibly can, I also used to hear sounds like my fridge opening or someone pulling out a bowl from my cupboards.

[@RayAkuma]

4:31 Yes i can explain both. In a nutshell: Sunrise: Planetary Movement Motherly Love: Hormones and And Genetically Related Brainfunctions

[@linzbelle]

Story 2 - it's called a anxiety/panic and paranoia.

[@theobamium2431]

And CO2 poisoning

[@mjetektman9313]

@@theobamium2431 *CO

[@theobamium2431]

@@mjetektman9313 What a difference

[@mjetektman9313]

@@theobamium2431 it does make a lot

[@theobamium2431]

@@mjetektman9313 As you say Mr. Inspector

[@klys2608]

man, i was so creeped out. luckily it was just some science stuff.

[@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511]

these are really good, the writing is just the right tone, not too purple but very descriptive

[@TikkaQrow]

Kinda odd about the old house with gas lights. People 'sorta' knew about CO poisoning when those style lights were used, as such many 19th century homes were purposefully drafty or poorly insulated to allow fresh air to cycle into the building. I wonder if that house was later insulated against cold weather like an electric home, without also replacing the gas lamps with electric lamps...

[@ivanvarela3215]

Hmm maybe

[@alondor]

Haven't watched it, now heres me guess: Carbon Monoxide

[@serg.1k]

correct me if I’m wrong, please do but, isn’t that the gas that gives you hallucinations?

[@mrglibb]

Yeah that's my first guess too. Seems pretty much in line with known symptoms.

[@fatperson1152]

just watched the intro, ive heard of this story before. 100% carbon monoxide

[@beeblaine539]

same here

[@jebiah5874]

good guess

[@about7grams]

Idk, I still think Quiz is a weird addition to the Brew Crew. Still not sold on it.

[@denineeast8858]

Agreed. I'm not sure what exactly she's adding to the show.

[@OriLOK2]

Same. I feel like she just says things that are already implicit or that one of the other characters could have said better

[@ChimkenNugget]

and unexpected

[@denineeast8858]

@@OriLOK2 Exactly. I feel like Brew is having to carve up his dialogue in order for her to have something to say.

[@MiloMurphysLaw]

I haven’t been watching his videos for very long, so I think all of the characters are weird.

[@termy3934]

Isn't it crazy how all the ghosts disappear when people find out what are the problems are

[@乙乇尺-k4z]

There is a ghost following me because my grand grandparents is it owner and it find me very similar to its past owner. I wish they leave me some sort of thing beside that thing🥲

[@Jonesy1701]

@@乙乇尺-k4z Maybe you should get a CO meter...

[@spammail2196]

@@乙乇尺-k4z Really? Please elaborate

[@AtarahDerek]

The moment they mentioned the gas lanterns in the third story and said that the family started feeling depressed, I knew the answer had to be CO poisoning.

[@loudstone9193]

Dude it’s 10:45 while I’m watching this and I’m constantly switching the lights on and off as I hear noises

[@crocogile2352]

My parents had kids before me, they both died from carbon monoxide poisoning, Christy and Bobby, Corfu.

[@ivanvarela3215]

My grandparents on my mom's side lost their first child, a perfectly healthy boy, the day he was born. A nurse dropped him fatally. So tragic!

[@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhello]

@@ivanvarela3215 oops accidentally dropped a newborn child.. oh well time to go to another patient

[@ivanvarela3215]

@@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhello "Hey, make sure that nurse Ramona never holds a baby again! Escuchamos?"

[@herhhetj5372]

@@ivanvarela3215 what happened to the nurse? Was she arrested?

[@TheLooneyChick]

Carrie Poppy has an amazing podcast where she and her co-host investigate spirituality, fringe science, and claims of the paranormal from a skeptical layman's perspective. I highly recommend it for any Brew fan. :)

[@e1901]

Ayyy, that sounds awesome, is it on Spotify by any chance?

[@TheLooneyChick]

@@e1901 Yep! Look for Oh No, Ross and Carrie.

[@geoffsecombe]

@@e1901 yep, it's fantastic. All good but I especially enjoyed the Scientology infiltration.

[@birdiethecat475]

This makes me think of this one time when I was staying at my grandparents house, I woke in the middle of the night because my cousins were chatting in the room I was in. They weren’t actually there though, and I knew that. I figured it was just a dream, but when I woke up fully, my cousins were still there. I was becoming increasingly annoyed. I even resorted to telling the hallucinations to shut up, but they didn’t acknowledge me. In fact, the only one that seemed to notice me was my little brother, standing in the corner to the door, staring me dead in the eyes. I decided to stand up and get some water, and they were still there, even after I left. (Also, unrelated, but it was actually 3:00 AM at this point, just thought that was funny) When I came back, all of them were gone, and I was able to sleep. This was about one and a half years ago, and I’ve not experienced anything like that since, so I don’t think it was carbon monoxide poisoning, but I still wonder why that happened, and how it was so realistic...not to mention resilient.

[@ivanvarela3215]

I believe the reason the hallucination didn't dissipate is that you didn't check to confirm they weren't real. Yup, despite 100% knowing you're seeing something impossible, your mind might not break that hallucination until you acknowledge it, walk to it, and affirm its non-existence. I was having trouble with "monsters" that I would feel around me and would briefly appear in the corners of my eyes, especially in low-light settings. I sought some professional advice, my main complaint being that despite knowing the monsters weren't real they were starting to freak me out. I was told that the act of looking around to "check" for monsters would help to reduce these hallucinations, and it quickly did. I believe this would also work for children afraid of the dark, just check the spaces you feel like something is lurking when really nothing is there and your mind will kinda reset itself.

[@carmcarm8230]

Great video. This explains a lot of ghost stories.

[@skyx4122]

Your videos are so high quality and you are so cool!

[@hanamae600]

man i havent seen you guys in so long! time to binge watch everything

[@Astrid-88]

I got to tell my friend about that. She is always saying stories about something haunting her. For example I heard a sound of a cup falling down the floor and when I run to see if she is OK I found her unconscious which was normal to her (she has some sort of disability that makes her unconscious randomly, something with her hearth rate). I assumed she accidentally toppled the cup down when she was losing consciousness. But she had another story - apparently she saw the cup moving by itself as if something pushed it, and only then she lose consciousness. She is convinced something is haunting her because she sees a lot of unexplainable things - she loses consciousness soon afterwards usually, but not always. She is probably getting oxygen deprived randomly, which makes her hallucinate. The problem is people around her also see those things sometimes. I never seen that kind of things though (she says I seem to work as a protective charm against the forces). The one and only time I saw an actual incident (something randomly dropped of the wall and she made a big deal of it) I dismissed it, saying "Anything hanging will fall down sooner or later, either by the wind, the material fatigue or the nail and wall getting too old". Probably her heart disability randomly makes her brain oxygen deprived and therefore: confused and making big deal out of nothing. Good thing it isn't a ghost case.

[@anewbimproves5622]

I suspect that when her heart is struggling then oxygen is not getting to her brain. This would probably cause both the hallucinations and the loss of consciousness.

[@hello-jz6cv]

The condition is probably POTS and it doesn't usually come with that level of... psychological issues.

[@merlinismint]

Man, what a great idea to watch all of brew's videos before sleeping

[@mychannel8809]

My father worked with a guy who was working in a room in a hospital and he could see his grandmother who had passed and she was talking to him, he knew right away something wasn’t right and got out of the building immediately.. it was carbon monoxide

[@KnightsofGaming2016]

Great to see Chill and Grill back again

[@scalpingsnake]

The funny thing with the sticky note guy, the camera he set up was a webcam and some camera app he downloaded on his phone and then a folder on the desktop called "webcam". There was nothing actually connecting them though so nothing was being recorded or saved... That's why the folder was empty xD Just shows you how out of it they were.

[@Dionysor]

thanks for the up. even in winter you should have at least one window open. a wall mounted ac does not get you outside air but recirculates it.

[@smokeybea]

When I was younger, my mom for almost a week I think? Said she smelled gas. My dad didn’t and neither did I, but slowly I started to smell it more and more. One day, I was still in my pajamas my mom brought me and my two older siblings outside. I remember being scared because the guy that was checking the house’s gas radar I guess? Started beeping before he even got inside of the house. He said he didn’t know how we were still alive, I can’t quite remember but u know the co2 reader was way above 10.

[@history_enjoyer_]

Once when I was 11 I think, I was going to go up the stairs to my mom's bed because I was scared and then a black figure walked through the front door of my grandparent's house and picked me up and went into my mom's room where it put me at the foot of the bed. Still don't know why this happened and still think about it to this day.

[@Gabriel-tg2ob]

12:25 Chill was just in that suit with a bongo the whole time the huh? 🤣