I Got A Job At A Funeral Home. It Has A Strange List Of RULES.

[@orchidism5063]

Funeral Director and Embalmer here, I love this lol. I wish creepy stuff happened at work, but the scariest thing about my job is probably the risk of spore-forming bacteria, or spelling the deceased’s name wrong and not realising until after the family has left with the death certificates 😂

[@pameversole5886]

Yep, I can see how both would be problematic. Best of luck to you!

[@ExLegendaryHero]

This might explain my needing to report some people are deceased on "Paper" lmao....

[@janeh1431]

Oh, that happens more often than you know, or someone spells the name wrong on the reader board. I checked everything prior to a service.

[@Here_is_Waldo]

I guess if you haven't seen a ghost they probably don't really exist.

[@marie.1111]

​@@Here_is_Waldo or they just aren't sensitive to the supernatural, whereas some people are. Having the ability to sense, see, or communicate with those who have passed on before us is a gift not everyone has, or, at least not everyone can tune into. I say gift, but I suppose it can also be seen as a curse depending on how you look at it.

[@ludezo]

I like how the driver isn't just a stupid repetetive ghost with a rule to follow but also has a mind, personality and emotions of his own and is able to interact with the protagonist in such a way

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

TL;DR: Rulespasta protagonist befriends the ghosts

[@zvigier]

Silently of course

[@alcanz1316]

Minecraft Xbox Wii 😀

[@CaseyBeauchamp]

What I wanna know is what did he write on the paper? Protagonist never said what he wrote, just that he was suddenly transporting into a memory.

[@jamesnurgle6368]

​@@CaseyBeauchampI don't think he ever actually gave the note pad back either, him writing just seems like a frustrating detail. I'm guessing the author decided to go in a different direction and left that in without thinking about it.

[@SusieDaw-ix6pv]

I don't think mortician are weird. I just wish funerals hadn't become big business. It's lost its solemnity and robs grieving survivors of money they will need more than ever afterwards.

[@moviestargf]

my auntie is a mortician and she’s really old but she gets such a pep in her step when someone calls her to help w mortuary work

[@luckiestunluckypersonever4278]

I know from burying 3 loved ones in the last couple years how brutally expensive funerals are and you know what? I never thought of it that way. I’m going to from now on though.

[@samuraitadpole5459]

​@aya baudelaire she can't have more deadweight 😁😁

[@kitkakitteh]

I had my dh cremated, no casket, no viewing. I just wanted him home as fast as possible. Was about US$1500. They legit mailed him to me, because I didn’t want to go back there a second time.

[@YOUR-LOCAL13]

Agree!

[@magicpyroninja]

His accidental speaking at 3:00 a.m. was a blessing in disguise because now they know what happens to people when they break that rule and hopefully no one disappears forever. Next time the last employee might be in a box in the back still

[@catherineg9943]

My Mom’s cousin, Ella, does makeup and hair for their small town funeral home. On one occasion, mom, two of her sisters, and Ella all went on a girls’ trip. They were planning an evening out and asked Ella to do their makeup for them. As she started on one of my aunts, she stopped and said with an exasperated sigh, “I can’t do it right unless y’all are laying down!” They all laughed outrageously!! Then, one by one, laid down on the bed, with their heads hanging just slightly over the edge of the mattress!! Hand to God, this is a true story!!!! 🤣

[@linaleblanc8288]

😂

[@TierraSanea87]

That's wild. 😂😂😂

[@MostrandomM_toexisttoday]

Did you know that you’re a sinner? But did you know that Jesus loves you and He can change that, all you have to do is believe that He died on the cross and rose from the grave 3 days later, repent, and accept God into your life, it’s your choice, Jesus loves you

[@jacobcrumpton4643]

​@@MostrandomM_toexisttodaySatan loves you too, friend.

[@schrodingerscatboyirl]

​@@MostrandomM_toexisttodaytake your meds

[@jonathanbailie]

Don't know why but I love these "weird list of rules" videos 😆 Amazing job, as always!

[@luckiestunluckypersonever4278]

Me too. It’s strange because when I heard the first one I didn’t like it at all. Now I can’t get enough!!! LOL

[@Vix2066]

Same!

[@thehutch7728]

I’m the opposite. I don’t usually enjoy the rules videos (or stories) - especially when they have ~30 rules!😅 This one was good, though.

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

I don’t like when they put rules like “if you see an among us floating then run at supersonic speeds,if you don’t reach the speed of sound you we don’t care what will happen to you”

[@lynnetrathen4587]

Rules are my favourite 😊

[@MorticianMeagan]

As a Mortician, this is by far the best of all the stories about the funeral business. Love it!

[@sunflower13jh]

I love the way this man reads these stories how much effort he puts forth in them I always click on his stories first before anyone else's. Edit: Thanks everyone for all the likes this is probably the most I've gotten 🖤🖤🖤

[@ggfrt96]

he's the best there is, give him a few years and he'll be top 5

[@janedoex1398]

no he will be top 1 ! So please leave a like.

[@nursenicole222]

Yes,I literally squeal out loud when there is a new download. My husband just looks at me strangely. He doesn’t share my love of the macabre 😂

[@bronzeone752]

I totally agree. Absolutely love his narration. Such a soothing voice, even when the story is terrifying lol...

[@GrumpyForestHag]

And he always makes it seem effortless. Like he's just sat on the edge of your bed to tell you a story, not like he's probably rerecorded the same lines over and over again to get it right and then edited it. Plus the time spent training his voice because I don't think anyone just wakes up like that one day. It's really kind of impressive and I hope he makes enough that this can be his full time job. Assuming that's what he wants.

[@matttharipper]

The fact you upload as often as you do with this amount of quality is amazing.

[@ShirleeKnott]

👍👍

[@luckiestunluckypersonever4278]

He is an awesome narrator!!!

[@ggfrt96]

he used to do every freaking day (with consistent quality) I'm glad he slowed down. I listened to every one, but it was hard to find time... god only knows how much of his time he spent.

[@patrikkarlsson9463]

The "quantity of quality at this frequency of content" sure is impressive ;)

[@nursenicole222]

@@carriecrackrock1221 no he isn’t. I listen to audiobooks all the time. The narrator will make or break a story. He is as good as the best narrators on audible. The best narrators are usually trained and professional actors. He is in their ranks and it’s all here on KZbin for free.

[@noneofyourbuisness1679]

Really love this story. It finally turns the typical horror/rules horror story on its head by having the protagonist actually take the rules seriously for once, learning from his mistakes, and still sticking with the job afterward. Most always screw up or assume it’s a prank and don’t even bother, eventually leading to misfortune or demise; a nice breath of fresh air, this one.

[@daniilbelov8652]

Moreover, instead of typical "or else"each rule is normally described and consequences of breaking them are told in the front.

[@alicearcturus8610]

I'm a fan of old gothic horror. Usually these new stories are cheesy. This was well done and interesting. Kind of wanted to be there. The narrator was perfect for the story. Thank you.

[@wesleythomas7125]

"Hey, you dropped your keys...!" "How very dare you!? I''m going to bury you alive for this!"

[@hollywoodpineapple8337]

I still don't get the driver and his behavior. Sure he died but WHAT is he? A Zombie, Ghoul, Vampire? And why can't talk to him?

[@fanamatakecick97]

I’m gonna guess it was involuntary

[@dbzgal04]

I recently completed my internship and am now a fully licensed mortician. The funeral industry can be hectic at times, but overall I love it! And of course, excellent story and narration like always!

[@albertbartik1650]

Congratulations on completing your internship. I am currently looking for one, I graduated mortuary school last year

[@manlymanyo2511]

Ive always wanted to

[@Austin8thGenTexan]

I was wondering who took death (collection) calls while this guy is having Halloween experiences ? 🚑

[@janette2422]

who else LOVES rules Pastas??? Never gets old for me! One of my favorite Genres! I hope Stephen will read the Habitsville stories one day

[@skyknight2003]

I do except when the character makes it their mission to instantly break every single one of them from arrogance, or when they're so incompetent they successfully break every single one of them. Like this story was fine cause they did one stupid and one believable accident. Still, in general I love rules stories.

[@tramarthomas6105]

They're okay. The characters never feel real, and there's rarely any good dialogue in them. Not my kinda story type

[@amberscoutstarwatcher]

My grandpa worked at a funeral home when he was in college and the first time he heard a body make the noises dead bodies make he almost noped out of there. He was studying and wasn't warned by anyone who worked there because they liked scaring the new people. He got used to the strange things after awhile and learned to study through it all.

[@j.a.shepard1312]

What strange noises does the bodies make ?...I've never heard them make any..

[@Alex_00051]

​​​@@j.a.shepard1312gas builds up inside as the corpse starts to decay... Sometimes the body also explodes due to the building up of gas and rigor mortis.

[@j.a.shepard1312]

@@Alex_00051 I am a funeral/director / for over 50 years and you're telling me what happens to a body upon death ? Get real Dude...

[@Alex_00051]

@@j.a.shepard1312 so you are a mortician for over half a century and do not know about the noises a corpse makes? F u c k y o u

[@gothgirl4evr881]

​@@j.a.shepard1312then why would you ask and that you never heard of any noises a dead body makes?

[@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459]

I love how creepypastas are never just mindless horror, man because the driver of the hearse is one tragic character.

[@fukyuuzuesphantom9592]

As I grew tired of horror movies, same here! 🥂

[@linaleblanc8288]

I love that old movie, starring Trish Van Devere called the Hearse

[@alabamadeep4471]

Apprentice Embalmer and Funeral Director here. I can relate to this story... I have seen and heard some very unusual and unnatural things in my time.

[@peakpatternrecognizer]

Do share!

[@3frenchhens818]

I bet that hearse driver didn't know anyone had cared about him when he died and was glad when the narrator respected him. Glad enough that he showed how he came to be as he was.

[@Noname-xl3wt]

But what was he?

[@mytwinsroc]

My favorite narrator!!! Hats off from Texas.

[@ms.krueger2660]

My sis in law is a mortician!! I can’t get up the nerve to ask questions. I’m not sure I want to know all the answers. -My Mom passed two years ago and she was not embalmed. Then I hear a body swells and explodes if not embalmed. That’s all I can think about. I know Mom is not here. It’s just her body. It should not matter. But she was my Mom. 😢

[@Quiet1-y9x]

My late father-in-law used to work in a mortuary. When my wife was in high school she asked him if it was scary. He replied "it isn't the dead ones you have to worry about"

[@brianbaswell5895]

Someone needs to start a production company and make short films out of some these creepy pastas. If they were well written most would be great adaptations into screenplays. It would be hard to get well known actors, so it would give struggling unknowns a foot in the door.

[@chijohnaok]

These could be shorts, similar to many of those that are posted on the “Dust” YT channel.

[@brianbaswell5895]

@@chijohnaok exactly!

[@gothgirl4evr881]

I've heard several that would become awesome movies

[@Ghost_Ruthless]

I love the way you tell these stories. I get engrossed in them. Its like I can see the story happening as you tell it. Your voice has a velvet lilt to my ears and for some reason this particular story brought a tear 😢 to my eye tonight. Thank you lighthouse for another wonderful evening

[@doodybird5766]

Oh wow this was a good one lol I had a friend that got a job at a funeral home and after a couple of days they put him working nights. They told him not to EVER open the door that led out into the Chappel area no matter what at night. He thought they were messing with him. He came in and sat down at the desk and got comfortable and turned on the TV. They had another room with a cot next to a telephone in case he got a call but he didn't feel like getting comfortable enough to try and sleep lol He said around 2am he heard what sounded like something press against the office door leading into the Chappel and he sat up to listen and then there was a loud scream. He jumped up and went to the door but remembered them telling him to not open the door, he said there were more screams and then howls and it sounded like a wind blowing the place apart. He said he thought folks had snuck in to mess with him so he unlocked the door and opened it up real fast and flipped on the lights in there and just as he did a big gust of wind blew up in his face and all the noise stopped but the big sliding, seperation curtains in the chappel were swinging back and fourth. He said he slammed the door grabbed his keys and went straight out the back door and left, that was it for him. His boss called that morning asking what the heck and my friend told him he wasn't coming back. His boss told him a lot of people couldn't handle that place at night after finding out how haunted the place was.

[@linaleblanc8288]

Geez Marie. That would be horrific. I don't blame him

[@Fay-kr9oy]

So the boss admitted it's haunted ?

[@adelerodriguez2432]

Holy crap! The funeral director should sage the place.

[@brandonpinto5290]

He opened the door that he was explicitly advised not to?? And I thought stupid people existed only in the movies.

[@WW3_Soon]

chapel

[@zoieangel1234]

I love it when the new story pops up on my feed. I have a deathly fear of being put in a box or anywhere tight.. can’t go in a cave or even watch caving videos etc. So, that said I had to fast forward past the coffin part. But love Lighthouse time. Thanks again.

[@TENZEN._.]

I love it! My friend,Lighthouse Horror. I think you are clairvoyant. You know how to hit the triple 20 on a dart 🎯 board. More points than a bullseye 🎯. Thank you for the intrigue tales! 🔥👊😎🔥

[@nancyM1313]

😃 have a good lazy Sunday Tenzen

[@TENZEN._.]

@@nancyM1313 🥀 Nancy you too my friend 🥀

[@nancyM1313]

@@TENZEN._. 🍃🌹🍃thank you

[@laznoland4558]

As a junior (soon to be senior) in high school who wants to get into mortuary science I love this:)

[@bakerinthehouse5346]

Good for you. I feel it takes a certain type of compassion and person showing respect to be truly successful in these sciences.

[@pudgymutt7644]

I really enjoyed this! My husband retired a couple of years ago as a Licensed Funeral Director. He was in the Funeral business for about 30 years. I think he misses it.

[@tbjpersonal]

"_______________, it has a strange list of rules" are like junkfood. I know what I'm gonna get, and I can't get enough of it!

[@DizzyDizzle]

Honestly got tired of rules stories for a bit but its been a while so im looking forward to this one

[@hollywoodpineapple8337]

I just wish this scenario had a twist and the main character was a vampire who could handle themselves against all the supernatural entities.

[@fukyuuzuesphantom9592]

How was it?

[@amanda9087]

I love all of the stories that you narrate! You do one of the beat narration jobs i have ever heard! Thank you!

[@brauliolaborico701]

Love this story. It reminded me of the hospital's that my mom worked in Mexico and one hospital we visited in Texas. Each had its weird ghost rule. Didn't help learning these rules, me and my cousins when we live next to a funeral home.

[@jasonroberts6666]

I really enjoy haunted funeral home stories that are written well. Especially when rules are involved.

[@kentworch]

Thank you Stephen for another awesome pasta. Top notch work as always, and definitely made my night.🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@amabbie6]

i love the strange list of rules stories. I really hope the author keep adding to this series it was super interesting to have the story set in a morgue!

[@TinyToadSage]

This was a wholesome story I thoroughly enjoyed. Especially the drivers story, he must have always wanted someone else to know what happened. I always wanted to be a mortuary worker, but right now settled for Certified Nursing Assistant.

[@phalamy9180]

FINALLY a smart protagonist. "Hey, my boss gave me these rules i doubt are real, but he is probably testing me so i should still follow them" How refreshing.

[@Spookybecky420]

You are cranking these out!! Don't get burned out though, I really look forward to these❤

[@anthonyfreeman3165]

Without a doubt, the best stories on KZbin! Thank You Lighthouse for all the Amazing Work You do 😊👍

[@Akhal-teke]

The central nervous system doesn’t shut down uniformly or always in the same manner. Sometimes a body will begin shaking or show other forms of movement from residual electrical impulses. (Basically CNS forgot it is dead.) I can imagine how anyone would freak out at seeing a dead body moving. Cute story tho 😊

[@angrychicago24]

love a protagonist who breaks the rules not because they don’t think they matter, but just to see why they’re there and what would happen

[@patricialessard8651]

I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Specially with your narration. Thank you and have a very good night.

[@Mr.Kai77]

I loved this one! Finally a smart protagonist (although I was screaming at my phone when he went downstairs before midnight). Always a great day when lighthouse uploads!

[@kyle6838]

It takes a hell of a person to deal with death everyday I have nothing but mad respect for anyone who works in this industry

[@apitapi]

I like that the consequences of not following each rule were described.

[@catherineg9943]

Fantastic story!! As a harsh, horror critic, I thoroughly enjoyed this!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@GlaciesA]

I wish someone had a rule only stories playlist, they're one of my favorites

[@kawilliams324]

Awesome story! Keep writing and sharing 😊

[@johnshoemaker234]

You've gotta be the best Story Teller on KZbin sir! I love your voice and the way you get into character

[@skriddle]

mortuary student here-excited to listen to this story!!! 💖 this protag already sounds a whole lot like me from the first few lines, so i’m hoping to really get immersed here! ☺️

[@Mike-jr5hq]

Well written horror fic. I like that the writer included a black cat, possibly a salute to Edgar Allan Poe and / or a cat owner themselves. Yes, I'm a fan of Edgar Allan Poe and a cat owner.

[@vickimatthews5976]

Worked for years at different Mortuaries and this list of things, blows me away. This place must be active as hell!!!

[@MrTurtluv]

This hits. In high school and my first two years of college, I had decided I wanted to be an embalmer, maybe work my way up to forensic tech. I’m not afraid of the dead. Blood, gore, decomp, I’m ok with all that. I’m artistic and would be good at presenting a beautiful “memory picture” out of anyone from a decap to sweet little grandparents. BUT, One thing stopped me. This one thing made me worry that if I went into the business, I would encounter this thing often. I was afraid I would be unable to retain detachment. Little known fact; many embalmers are functional alcoholics I still have all my textbooks and I love the subject…but that one thing, I’d loose my mind. Ultimately, funeral work was not for me.

[@Knightwalker727]

The last line makes me so happy "Because I always follow the rules" YES. I'm glad there's been more rules horror stories where OP ACTUALLY follows the rules, even if they found them ridiculous at first.

[@kathymarik1932]

Greetings from Australia. I have to say, the funeral directors I have used for my mother and husbands were so caring.I recommend them to all my friendss

[@greenappledream]

Absolutely awesome story! I've been listening to you tell these stories for a few years and I always really enjoy your narrations! Thank you so much!!! 😊

[@ScaredyKat35]

this was a really good story and the way you narrate them is just perfect. Got my attention for the whole video. thanks.

[@johnopalko5223]

I have no idea why YT recommended this video but I'm glad it did. That was very well written.

[@jadejade5303]

Wow great story!!! They should make this into a movie!!!

[@pheenixalexander]

I love these rules stories! This was a great pick with a wonderful job at narration as usual❤

[@stephanieoregan]

What a great story!! I love how it was told, the narrator is very very good ❤

[@saragog]

Another great story lighthouse/ Stephen, I have always loved strange rules pasta's and this is no exception, wonderfully narrated as always. ❤

[@TysusuHsjsjs]

I love the alternate dimension / rules stories. PLEASE READ MORE OF THOSE!!

[@TheStuart-of-Cosby]

Thanks for another one Mr Lighthouse. The funeral Home always gives me the heebee jeebees. Not the following the rules theme I was hoping for. Tho any following the list of rules is a good one. My favorites following of the rules are park Ranger themed an military rules. Maybe next time

[@swimfast724]

0:21 I've always wanted to perform an autopsy. As a nurse my sister had to do shadowing in every department in the hospital and they had to watch an autopsy. She hated it and got sick, but i think it would be interesting. It's different than regular surgery because you can't cause them any pain. That was what stopped me from becoming a doctor: i would be so sad hearing about people's pain all day every day 😢

[@fluffcake]

I’m glad the guy didn’t quit until he improved himself as a pro Funeral director. The job is easy myself, and I would probably never break a rule because I have anxiety lol

[@kimi70]

I love this story! Videos like this are the reason I wish KZbin not just had a like button but a love button and that increased what you'd make. I know y'all think that sounds crazy, I'm just thinking out loud.

[@ashura2228]

Thats a good Story. Most Pastas are roughly the same an the rule ones are usualy very easy to guess. This one had a nice touch on the beings the rules are for. They are not just complete psychos, but people with stories, acting accordingly. Sorry English is not my first language😅.

[@tylertuttle3873]

I work as a transporter for a coroner office. Nothing too crazy has happened paranormal wise. Thank God cause idk how I would react. I definitely always have my eyes and ears open in the office . Scariest thing I’ve had so far is the fear of dropping somebody on accident in front of family members… no pressure 😂

[@aimeeneely4971]

Best story yet! I love your narration. You are the best by far!

[@schokoladereee]

This one is interesting by giving a little background of some of the ghosts. While sometimes it will make them losing the air of mysteriousness, but make a good closure for the story, more over for ones that has good ending like this

[@chadromano3444]

I have just joined your channel a day ago and I love it ! U are a great story teller! Great work

[@janeh1431]

Dang good story! I've worked in a funeral home and fully enjoyed my job. I did evening and night viewings, did lock up, no problem. The only thing that got me once was when a transport brought in a decedent and i didnt know he was there at the cooler. I opened the door and lost my 💩. 🤣 After self CPR (lol) he laughed too. I prefer working in a funeral home to many other jobs out there.

[@I_am_the_NightmareDream]

Very well executed as always, LH Thank You for keeping my mind sane these last few years and providing quality narration entertainment. ❤🎉

[@misslinda1115]

😂😂😂 Love the story! I did my grandmother's hair for her funeral . I'd love to work doing hair & make up for the deceased. It's the living we need to fear, not the dead ! 😂

[@iceteeize]

I’ve realized that the reason I love the rule-based stories so much is probably because I loved night at the museum when it came out (Haven’t watched it in years so I might still like it) It’s just a horror version of something I loved as a child that doesn’t ruin that thing that I loved

[@inescardillo8829]

Oh my goodness, I just love your storytelling!!!

[@rneustel388]

This was excellent and excellently narrated, and I thought the revealing of the hearse driver’s backstory was well incorporated into the story.

[@kevincaruthers5412]

I like the way this set of rules is set up. Not only do they say, "Don't do this!" but they also tell you what will happen if you DO 'do this'. All the rules stories should be set up like this. People would still break them, because they are unbelievable. But it would make more sense.

[@TheCatMomma]

That was freaking BRILLIANT! My Da worked in a mortuary, and he had a few tales. He had his rituals, and he was never - harassed? Haunted??

[@irowco]

My favorite part of "weird list of rules" stories is how the supervisor only provides a list but the supervisor is never there for direct supervision during the first "training period." Then, I realize the same lack of direction and training happens everywhere and the weird list is exactly what would happen in light of poor leadership everywhere.

[@ArgonInNeed]

Well that was a good one! Nice to see someone learn quickly not to break the rules

[@korosheht5446]

Very cool story I liked the spin of the driver staring at him and him using writing to communicate

[@freddyfroggroove8779]

I. Love. This. This is on par with the Cinema rules one you did a while ago. I'm so happy I got notifications on for this content!

[@bigorange2082]

The cinema one was very good.

[@koryhawkins1499]

The Wife here. This town seemingly connected is super haunted. You have an Old very old Cemetery with the grounds keeper Marcus who also gives rules by envelope. Then you have Barnaby's that is also very old and that's another story, who also at night gives rules by envelope, now you have a morgue that also gives rules by envelope. Then you have that real estate that can't be sold and also had a set of rules that also had an envelope but also verbally warned. I am sure there are more but I haven't got that far yet been enjoying these ones here and re listening to them. They are so enjoyable. The cemetery one and Barnaby's are my favorites

[@MethuselahWinter]

An important lesson: If the rules or practices you are told seem unreal/like joke, they are not a joke. They are not hazing, or playing a prank. Follow the rules.

[@nicolehowell6064]

The minute the list of rules come out for a job , especially at night look out 😳

[@Rainydayteaparty]

Worked in a funeral home the last year. Can confirm, this is accurate and universal

[@bleachedout805]

You pick the best "follow these rules" stories.

[@donaldperrotta8514]

I have an abundance of respect for funeral workers . You have to be available to families 24/7 … although some get over ambitious and don’t take any time off … thinking that if they’re not on call they’re not getting paid !

[@Chakra-ze2mw]

Great story and Telling 😃! Almost makes me want to write one 😬.

[@LazyHAcres]

My cousin is a mortician, owned his own funeral home. He started working with the dead white serving in the U.S Air force during the Vietnam war I once asked him why this work. He replied that he felt it a privilege to help the surviving family and help the deead look their best. I think Carl Booth was an honorable caring man that had a unique and special talent.

[@teresacatlett4974]

You’re a great storyteller! I was hanging on every word…. Well done

[@Fallen_Angel17]

Every story from this lighthouse channel, its MUST TALKING ABOUT. "RULES"!!! " Nothing but the RULES"!!!! Every stories got rules, this makes me feduo!!!

[@anamonoke]

I like these that have soft rule breaks where the person learns the consequences of the rule break without it being a horrible ending.

[@yippee1039]

i love creepypastas that start scary and turn out to be sweet at the end

[@pamelashort6850]

This is a light house story,not creepy pasta!

[@gingerp4817]

Thank u Lighthouse. U r just what the Dr. Ordered.. after my long day.. u r the best... my favorite channel and narrator. 😊

[@sawyersgirl5142]

I used to work for a company that owns cemeteries and funeral homes. I did s tour of the crematorium and it smells so clean in there. I could literally have lunch in there. The grinder is more like a dyson vaccum cleaner sound than a ninja blender. If there's a crunchy sound it's more so due to metal or hip replacements.

[@barbaracordova7574]

Just got done with the house chores! Awesome end to the monotony ! ❤

[@44madison]

Things and happenings like this, people don't just "make these things up" No matter how much of an imagination a person has, there is no way to congure these experiences up.