Please just leave me alone

[@jacksepticeye]

Making coffee orders is the most stressful thing I've ever done

[@RosieCannon1999]

Omg

[@madeleine2278]

coffee yum

[@yeet551]

True

[@hithere9200]

E

[@durskeeirumi]

second place behind making pizza in the papa louie games and managing time

[@Anna01001]

"Give me the usual." "I've never seen your face before." As a barista, I felt that in my soul.

[@DrakeAsleep]

270 likes and no comments. Let me change that :)

[@Thtaoy1029]

That time when someone knows you but you don't know them

[@theowlhouseseason3213]

That lowkey hurts but i get it

[@dexa6623]

Lol yeah. I assume everyone remembers me (but out of anxiety. Like they must think I'm annoying or gross.) so it's kinda comforting that they're so busy they don't notice me.

[@angeldquintas]

LITERALLY!

[@Weedsm0kr79]

imagine you order you drink and the guy making it messes up two times goes in the back room and yells "IT'S NOT EVEN COFFEE!?" and he starts sobbing

[@discordantvole1416]

I wanted to like this comment, but it’s at 69 likes and I don’t want to destroy such art.

[@demonprincess9680]

Ok, fine. Make it a latte

[@BiGBoYBLaZie_1]

​@@discordantvole1416lol how true

[@visualsno]

I read this as it happened 😂

[@bezel_kisser]

I would change my order to a hot chocolate instead

[@hyperwatch721]

"I hate this job! I HATE ALL OF YOU!" He has been a barista for a grand total of 17 minutes and hes already speaking like a veteran

[@wd3185]

It's like after the first thirty minutes another person takes over your body and you devolve into this misanthropic tempest that just does not want to talk to anyone or anything.

[@andreeaichim3535]

I hate you too

[@immydubby5789]

@@wd3185 that's exactly how I felt except after 2 days of working. I just didn't wanna talk or look at anyone

[@robynholliday1150]

@@wd3185 is fun to turn into a loney storm

[@holliswilliams8426]

I have thankfully never done a job in a shop like that, I just couldn't manage that. Must be difficult.

[@Eggmcmuppet]

The most unrealistic aspect of the game was the customers actually being patient.

[@gargles5270]

the ones who *are* patient are my personal angels 💖i was eating in back the other day and left a newer coworker up front. i assumed he would let me know if he went to the bathroom or something but he didn’t and after a little while i heard “hello?” from out in the lobby and scrambled out, still chewing, and she was the sweetest about it. “oh sorry to interrupt your lunch!” like omg no im sorry you were waiting for like 5 minutes 🥺and she even tipped it was so touching i wanted to cry

[@infinite.wings.guy.]

​@@gargles5270awh 😭

[@leafeon-s4o]

​@@gargles5270wholesome ❤

[@BarFleyes]

@@gargles5270last time I assumed something at work I got fired… so yeah.

[@anunez3450]

😂

[@jadlad9666]

Jack vomiting from the stress of taking people's orders while soft jazz plays in the background is really a perfect description of working customer service

[@spacechat2432]

Wait what's the timestamp??

[@azaliakreys2352]

@@spacechat2432 13:28 maybe

[@spacechat2432]

@@azaliakreys2352 Thank you!!

[@chronicallycoxing]

@@spacechat2432 31:28

[@jordanfisherlivestreams6309]

@@ashleybaldwin4052 he doesn't care if people call him Seán or Jack

[@crazy922blade]

In case you guys didn’t know, that guy on the bus that stares at you isn’t actually staring at you, he’s staring at the stalker sitting directly behind you. When you’re walking away from the bus, you can also see the stalker staring at you as the bus drives away in the seat that was behind yours.

[@Pheniox827]

I would rather him actually staring at me I hate the idea of something or someone looking at something or someone behind you

[@CharlotteNEO]

undertale

[@crazy922blade]

@@CharlotteNEO indeed

[@CharlotteNEO]

@@crazy922blade Yes

[@Jade_1872]

Well. That’s Fuckin creepy. Yet good to know!

[@Tzedakah263]

3:20 "I gave you what you wanted, you're not going to come back at the end of the game and kill me, right?" That's some unintentional foreshadowing on Jack's part.

[@gargoyleguy]

he does it all the time. just watch any of his other horror game vids lol

[@ChelleBelleGurrl]

Agreed @gargoyleguy he does do that in a lot of his horror game play.

[@sun_child101]

I thought that too 😂

[@gfdereus8967]

If you play enough horror games, patern recognition kicks in hard haha

[@phantomcat7990]

I hate how realistic the whole “nobody would ever want to stalk you” thing is

[@squirrelbugg99]

Fr. All I’m told when I open up about my stalker is that I should be grateful someone paid attention to me bc I’m fat. Like bro what 💀

[@Karma_Void]

@@squirrelbugg99 That's terrible why would anyone say that?

[@squirrelbugg99]

@@Karma_Void I’ve had at least three people say that to me. Even had my own brother ask what I did to give him mixed signals. People are wild 😅

[@squirrelbugg99]

@@Ben_2040 oh I absolutely am not. Reality is worse than fiction I fear 😅

[@KittyCat-vo6yr]

My ex used to stalk me

[@ValtheJean]

I think one of the best things about this video, and by extension the game, is that Jack literally got to experience the real psychological damage that stalking can do to people. As he put it "I can't concentrate on this order." It stresses you out beyond reason, even when you aren't in danger or the person isn't nearby, the threat of their presence is enough to disrupt your life. I have to admit I really like this game, hat's off to the creator!

[@jovon6791]

You got a stalker?

[@aidenmesser6253]

@@jovon6791 maybe they are they stalker😳

[@Kooki_Mawnster]

@@aidenmesser6253 Maybe they're the stalker getting stalked🙊

[@steviehopkins4070]

@@aidenmesser6253 I’m the stalker

[@blackslag2143]

@@steviehopkins4070 and im your stalker, stalking you rn

[@snowlondon8642]

i work at starbucks, and we used to have a stalker who would lurk around during our closing shifts. it got so bad that we would have to leave through the back, and our older/male coworkers would sometimes come and escort us to our cars and follow us out of the parking lot. this game feels very real

[@unicorntrash5965]

same w me. I worked in a hotel bar at Astrid Square in Antwerp and my male colleauge would always walk me home after night shifts

[@nottrevorjustkris6019]

​​@GAMMER BOSS don't joke about that kinda shit

[@liarose91]

im sorry you had to go through that

[@nataliehaag3595]

I used to work at a chocolate confectionery in my city’s main downtown. The chocolate packaging station and check-out is right next to a big window. Sometimes there would be drunk people walking around, just being loud, but there was sometimes this older man that would just stare at me while I work. It was really freaking weird.

[@The_4_Tailed_Therian]

Holy cow, that's crazy. I hope you all are okay!

[@jarsofpaperstars]

The first time we see the mother, she has her baby horribly underdressed during winter. Next time we see her, she’s crying while pushing an empty stroller. I think that’s implying the baby died from neglect, and it’s honestly horrifying to think that detail, which is completely removed from the main story and general theme of stalking, is just there. Like the main focus is our character and multiple customers worrying about stalking and assault cases in the area, while in the background a child dies from an idiot parent’s carelessness.

[@_chrshcmps]

I actually saw some other vids that the stalker might have something to do with the baby cause the mother was rude to the girl

[@LyricaSilvan]

@@_chrshcmpsYeah I think that’s more likely, given the theme. It’s sad either way, but given the fact that stalkers are often disproportionately attached to the objects of their affection and will do anything for their attention, it would make sense. The stalker witnessed the mother being rude to the girl he’s infatuated with and took it upon himself to “punish” the mother for daring to speak to her that way.

[@jarsofpaperstars]

@@LyricaSilvan honestly you’re right it’s more likely, I just think the lack of warm clothes is a disturbing detail wether it was intentional or not. Either way, both options are equally horrifying.

[@rhiannn3416]

@@_chrshcmps Yes this was my interpretation too

[@demonprincess9680]

It's the little details make a game all the more horrifying

[@TonySnacc]

I appreciate how thoroughly Jack got into character as a mild-mannered, extremely stressed barista who hates her job and is constantly scared for her life bc of her stalker

[@musical_disgrace]

The shirtless guy came in and just started bustin' a move. He's a national treasure.

[@JunGaGotoku]

MR. LIBIDO!

[@kiiturii]

I love how he didn't even have anything to do with the stalker part of the story, just a random eccentric dude coming in belly dancing then leaving without ordering anything lmao

[@dazza2350]

Yakuza energy

[@nonsense3414]

no

[@irismoon8435]

Reminds me of grocery stores near the beach. That's more acceptable, but sometimes people are drunk and weird.

[@wizardmanboi874]

A theory for the sniffling woman is that her baby was taken. After she scares you at the apartments your stalker takes the baby from the woman so that she pays for her actions. Just a thought though.

[@meowppii]

Yeah, i thought that was odd. It was snowing n cold but no one else was sniffling

[@swirls9583]

Didn't realize that the Closing Shift and Bloodwash were connected.

[@akiramakara2062]

I know that stalking is already pretty wild territory, but we just stealing babies now?!

[@swirls9583]

@@akiramakara2062 Usually, you’d probably be happy to lose your baby. 🤷

[@ashikjaman1940]

@@akiramakara2062 not much of a leap tbh

[@ryanarndt5505]

As someone who deals with the public regularly, watching Jack struggle with a fake service job is strangely satisfying.

[@lucky4d725]

A whats app scam, seriosuly ??

[@adamatom7441]

I'm disappointed in what's app lol

[@Zaque-TV]

@@lucky4d725 make sure to report this kinda stuff

[@yeziasky7591]

I just got a job working with the public, I'm terrified because I guarantee I'm gonna be like this lmao

[@saramodahl7048]

Truth!!!

[@zarbakhtgill5830]

"Emotions are high, and salaries are low." My favorite line from Jack. ( Holy spaghetti balls 1.8 likes. I've never been liked as much before. )

[@Chickienugs]

The motto of working in the service industry 😂

[@gabriel-i4o4v]

🤦🏻‍♂️

[@saxowieland7349]

Sounds like its straight from "Love Will Tear Us Apart"😂

[@christinastillions3308]

"I get paid minimum wage and my rent is sky high! And I can't work a double shift because for some reason they've employed too many people with too little work" 😂 I haven't worked at a coffee shop before, but I've worked in retail, and let me tell you this is the most accurate thing I've heard someone say about a 9-5 job 😂😂

[@gabriel-i4o4v]

@ 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@DinoNugs420]

Customer: "I'll just have my usual" Jack:"I've never seen your face before" That is the truest shit from customer service/fast food, that I ever heard 😂

[@christianparrish6647]

I mean yeah, if you're new, and someone asked about a usual, of course he wouldn't know you.

[@franklynnn]

@@christianparrish6647 tell me you don’t work in customer service without telling me

[@christianparrish6647]

@@franklynnn I actually don't have a job

[@EddieUrsus]

@@christianparrish6647 To explain what OP was talking about; fast food/barista workers will forget faces really easily because they've seen so many. So unless you've come in and ordered the same thing at the same time everyday, we're not gonna remember who you are lmao

[@cappachino20]

Have legit seen a guy say this and gave an attitude whilst explaining his order. He overall was an absolute pain in the ass to everyone there and it was beyond sweet when his card got declined lmao

[@akularz-shati2047]

Yup, this game definitely was written by somebody who had to deal with the horror of working in a coffee shop. The four guys that can't decide? Spot-on. But, a fantastic horror experience. I feel that realistic horror is the worst kind.

[@HetaClaude]

chilla's art has been very good with writing real work experiences in their games highkey

[@akularz-shati2047]

@@HetaClaude Tbh, it's the first game I saw from them and I'm hooked!

[@HetaClaude]

@@akularz-shati2047 you should definitely try out their other games! convenience store is a classic, night delivery is pretty good and radio station is a fantastic driving simulator lmao

[@akularz-shati2047]

@@HetaClaude I will, thanks!

[@matt-ei4ts]

Ikr! If it CAN happen, I hate it o-o

[@lacigilbert2620]

The fact that we kept hearing people say that "oh, no one would wanna stalk you" "who would stalk you" "you're not pretty enough to have a stalker" over and over from different people (senpai, the girl in the very beginning, the girl trio, etc) is crazy. People joke about stuff like that all the time and the game kept it real by having others kind of jokingly/non jokingly put people down for speaking up about strange behaviors. This can keep victims from speaking up about it again, so joke or not, listen to people around you. I just thought it was an interesting factor put into the story and characters, more realistic.

[@_MaryStuart]

Honestly I agree, harassment and stalking should always be taken seriously. At my work I’ve gotten people removed from the property for harassing and stalking our workers including myself. Even with a bunch of people present those situations are still very high confrontation and scary.

[@yumiisvelmasghost6786]

It's really sad when you realize some of the people don't believe others because they've had someone or they themselves make up strange outlandish stories to get attention, so they think that everyone is making up stories. It's "the boy who cried wolf" problem but instead of them thinking it's only that one person who makes up stories they believe everyone is like that (they push that idea onto others even though it's not true) and never believe anyone when they tell them something "out of the norm" is happening to them. Like I know for sure if said something weird was happening to me I would tell my friends and family and theyd believe me, every word. If someone doesn't believe you, make sure you are not one of the "boys who cried wolf." First. And then assume this person is just untrusting of people telling them "strange" stories, if you're in this situation keep telling people around you what is happening to you even if they don't believe it you need to keep talking about it out loud.

[@giraffe6856]

I think majority of people not taking it seriously is because they think it's way too dramatic to be happen for real. Because often those types of things are more explicitly showed in tv drama or movie, which people can THINK those things happen in real life when they're watching a movie, but once they leave the theater, they don't think that much. At least most people believe those things will not happen to people around them. But then when that case is on the news, AFTER there's a serious injury or death happened, THEN people will believe it. However, even then, news is at the end of day, it's ON TV so people can be somewhat cautious, but to get to the point where fully believing one person's statement is really hard. Unless that person have met several people who have suffered a lot regarding to those incidents before. Just like how people don't believe in people with depression. People know depression is very common, but they don't believe people around them are depressed. But when that person actually do something that cannot be undone, THEN people will believe. Before that, people will think you're just being dramatic.

[@nartoleshadows]

My best friend got stalked by her ex in high school. She and her parents had to get an in school restraining order on him. He was such a creep and I’m glad we all listened to her. There is a show called Stalkers That Kill for a reason

[@rowenchaos]

Don't forget the fact people say men aren't victims. I was raped and stalked by men and women.

[@slccpyy]

the fact that the scariest jumpscare in this gameplay was the woman with her baby is insane yet realistic to me.

[@bre9804]

I love how jacks commentary matches every single thought i’ve ever had while working in food service

[@Brandon11746]

lol ikr i love it too

[@williamwebb8913]

Lol same!

[@melodys9188]

i especially love the line "why am i a failure?" cuz like mood

[@no_maidens]

@@melodys9188 Fr though. It goes through my mind atleast 7 times a day

[@merwolvesunited4559]

Yes! Honestly though.

[@icetide9411]

Can you imagine buying a coffee and the guy is just having an absolute panic attack as he attempts to make your order. He's just screaming and running and throwing every messed up attempt away. After he throws a third attempt into the trash I'd probably just be like "Uh you know what just give me some black coffee, don't worry about adding anything."

[@atlas8262]

I would be the employee having a panic attack

[@Dark_Red_Echo]

I used to work with a kid like this and people would get SO angry. They didn’t realize like, yelling at the dude is only gonna freak him out more. I told my boss our customers were WAY too mean and we shouldn’t hire teenagers because we’re gonna traumatize them, but she wouldn’t listen to me 😂

[@JakNasty69]

@@Dark_Red_Echo Feels bad man or shall I say BAT man

[@rebeccaswildlife]

As a barista, this is how I feel on a daily basis

[@keeleylinner2010]

Lol that would be me

[@Lethroe]

My favorite part is when Jack says “Because I picked up his phone?” Stalkers can believe their object of affection fall in live with them over a glance.

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

Right? Like people constantly become infatuated with others and hyperfixate on their every interaction while the other party had no idea. That's even normal for many people when they're young. It's totally plausible an unhealthy person would do the same and worse.

[@grellsutcliffe8265]

I'm not a stalker but same in a way 😭 that's on loneliness

[@TheSpy149]

@@grellsutcliffe8265 or slight social anxiety.

[@Panda-cute]

@@grellsutcliffe8265 love the username

[@SuperDCUniverse1]

Never stalked anyone irl but it’s easy to become obsessed when you are young, naive and shy and haven’t developed good characteristics or social skills.

[@TheGary108]

I still remember the time the cashier cried when I gave a thanks in response. Turns out I was the only person to even thank her in the 4 months she worked there. Seeing Sean slowly descend into madness puts that in perspective.

[@digitalharmony26]

I once had a bartender almost cry when he took my order one night. He said I was the only one who used manners and didn’t scream in his face over the music all night (it wasn’t even a nightclub, just a pub with live music) the music was loud enough to have to raise your voice but not enough to scream at a person. It breaks my heart to see people break down over the smallest, most basic human decency and kindness because they’re so used to abuse and mistreatment. I always strive to be the kindest, most patient customer, even if the staff aren’t at all because I can only imagine the shit they have to deal with. I wouldn’t be in a good mood either.

[@gargles5270]

as a fellow service worker i always try to be as calm and pleasant as possible bc i know how awful it can be and that it 10000% makes my day when customers are nice to me. like then i get the benefit of making that person’s day just a teensy bit easier, and they get the benefit of having a low maintenance customer; win win!

[@phantomflair5546]

@@digitalharmony26Not my story but a former teacher of mine’s, but this definitely reminded me of it. He call parents every once in a while, like a couple times a year. He called this kid’s mother but she didn’t. He called her dad, left a message, and 30 minutes later gets a call. The poor dad was full on sobbing because he and her mom got divorced when she was a small baby, leaving the mother with primary custody, so he had never gotten calls or emails from her school or gone to any parent teacher meetings. Apparently it was the first time he ever heard someone say that his daughter was a good kid. She was an 8th grader at the time.

[@thelexicon7294]

Mine didn’t cry, but the last time I was in a Starbucks, it was an incredibly long line. I ordered a Cold Brew, they didn’t have it, so then I ordered an Iced Americano. He exhaled and went “THANK YOU” so earnestly that I suspected something really fucky was a “spring special” and it was in the process of sapping his will to live. Really wish these companies would think of their employees literally ever.

[@briannasingh7850]

3:20 "We're cool now though, right? You're not gonna show up at the end of the game and kill me." Jack, you really predicted the whole game in the first three minutes

[@arima_song]

It's not the first time he does that, lol :D

[@lachlansemmens5930]

Damn I just left the exact same comment haha.

[@NoobieTaco]

But did he or is that person still just creeping around. Lingering, lurking ...., watching.

[@solidsnake8008]

I don't know how many times I make a comment just to scroll down to see someone else made the same comment, damn.

[@yes._.3748]

@@NoobieTaco huh? That’s exactly what the game is… so yes?

[@iohsmdiglomdrn]

I don't know what's scarier: the stalker, or the stress of the coffee making

[@alftooka]

Both go hand in hand to make the most terrifying experience on earth

[@Thtaoy1029]

Is Shoya an option?

[@ElysiaEsper]

they're a package deal

[@FurinaKisser]

2 for 1 sale

[@Shooketh__]

Worse : both of them at the same time

[@theacentricbean]

Jack practically sobbing with relief when that guy just wanted a latte had the same energy as when the store phone for our kitchen rang after hours of making burgers, taco pizzas, and subs and the person on the other end of the phone asked for a cheese pizza. Literally just shaking and then hearing the EASIEST THING to make. Makes somebody cry every time.

[@futuristicfriends98]

FUCKING SAME

[@Nicooriia]

I worked at a supermarket deli for a little under a year (not just stress and dread, but i quit because health was becoming an issue and they never listened to me as much as I pleaded) and any time someone asked for the easiest thing, i'd be so relieved. I remember having to take my lunches while STILL working and just hiding to sneak a bite of food while still having a ton of work, cleanup, and customers waiting impatiently while im across the area trying to fill and restock, but having to stop something i was meant to finish hours ago because ÿou cant keep a customer waiting". It was satisfying at first, but when you FEEL the effects of exploitation, its easy to never want to see another slice of ham or a sandwich ever again.

[@theacentricbean]

@@Nicooriia so rarely do I order from the places I used to work at. I previously helped run a Subway in my hometown and just the other day I thought I'd order my old usual sub cause I was homesick. Tried calling. Nobody answered. Found out later that my old Subway closed down.

[@futuristicfriends98]

@@Nicooriia Yooo same my job got so pissed off at my because of the fact that I have carpal tunnel and I couldn't work hard as I did before. I was not given my promotion because I took 3 days off of work (not all together very very spaced out days) because I said I was in so much pain on those 3 days. So I had quit because of that and also my mental health was getting worse for as long as I was working there. I got no breaks at all I was literally told anytime that we have down time was my break. Also when I had a co-worker make multiple comments to me and another co-worker about being female even though we're not (we're both trans male) and even saying to my coworker that he can make money with his body when he was 16?!?!? nothing was done about it.

[@ouijalookatthat]

that happened with my doctor once. i literally just asked for a prescription refill and she went "wait, that's it? that's so easy! thank you!!"

[@CatChaos369]

I love how this game not only captures the horror of being stalked but the everyday experience of lots of people who are constantly creeped on where rejection could result in a violent reaction plus the everyday horror of working in the service industry it has so many layers 👌🏻

[@dontdrinkclorox8679]

Agreed

[@yungjoemighty879]

i feel like sean got to experience a woman's fear of every day encounters with men

[@CatChaos369]

@@yungjoemighty879 yep welcome to the female presenting experience

[@CatChaos369]

@@SilverDusk1 I’m sorry to hear that

[@GalaxyTheLynx]

@@yungjoemighty879 Wait do women fear men in public? Like all men? Cause if so i have no idea what that's like, im usually just nervous around creepy ones who watch me for too long.

[@ElysiaEsper]

this is actually pretty close to what it's like being a barista, just without the rush. yes, people ARE that weird. the menu is EXTENSIVE and you have very little time. at least you can't burn yourself in-game. the stalker/murderer is just a fun feature to this already horrifying barista simulator

[@kmills5942]

The coworkers and regulars make it worth it lol.

[@ImaNerdANDaGeek]

getting the weirdos dancing without a shirt or that guy who got angry when you wouldn't give him your phone number are stressful enough, but imagine going through that while you think you might have a stalker. What if the stalker was one of them? what if they got angry for me not going along with their shit and turn violent? Scary.

[@AnMandyy]

Yes.

[@viktorhyena6297]

Fr, this game is pretty accurate with the stress factor lol. Only thing missing, at least in my experience, is the milk steamer doesn't shriek at you like a banshee getting the worst set of nipple-twisters of its afterlife

[@TiredHumanBeing]

The fact that you referred to the stalking and murdering as a "fun feature" is hilarious.

[@Axelle114]

I like how Sean literally went thru the emotions you feel while being stalked as he was playing the game. That sense of 'is he my stalker? Is she? They're kinda creepy, maybe it's them. Maybe it's someone I know. Am I being watched right now? Is my mind playing tricks?' is so true to the experience and it's amazing that the game could make him feel that as he was playing.

[@aurum316]

@@cyclonephysix Lmao are you really still using gay as an insult? A bit outdated, aren't you?

[@cyclonephysix]

@@aurum316 wait am I the only one who saw a bot making fun of Jack's dad and said his content was better that comment wasn't to you it was to the bot

[@katiecreech8103]

@@cyclonephysix we get it was about the bot, bots piss us all off, but just report it next time, commenting boosts the bots, and as far as the gay thing, don't use gay a insult, it's outdated and has no actual meaning as far as trying to be insulting. I'm not being rude and am just trying to offer some education, I hope you have a good day :)

[@cyclonephysix]

@@katiecreech8103 I literally just noticed you can report a comment like right now

[@aurum316]

@@cyclonephysix Why are you avoiding the "don't use gay as an insult" topic? All of the replies to you were about that, and you ignore it. Also, youtube is 13+, go away and come back when you grow up

[@enbygamer]

Going through the comments, it’s like half people being scarred by working in the service industry and half people having dealt with stalking. Kinda puts in perspective how good and relatable that game is.

[@shannonrusche9472]

As a barista, watching Jack struggle with taking orders and figuring out how to make the drinks was wonderful. If only everyone only ordered regular black coffees... thank goodness the game didn't make him deal with espresso (Edit) Literally the first comment I've ever made. This is crazy

[@Aquanios08]

This was the comment I was looking for! Lol yay! Thanks!

[@FirstDarkAngel2001]

Glad he also didn't have to worry of the order to put in too, as well as making a design on the top for any of them.

[@-chippedstars-2889]

imagine him grabbing an espresso shot, trying to hand it to the customer and realizing its died and that counts as wrong

[@rike1775]

@@-chippedstars-2889 If the game pulled that shit I would've been furious: espresso shots don't die

[@blahblahgdp]

I only order americano's lmao

[@alexisathena2253]

I got stalked by a man in his late 40's when I was in middle school. He would circle the block that my bus stop was at. Our first interaction was him pulling over and asking me if I needed a ride. He called me gross names and would try to give me rides to school. I hid behind trash cans and hoped he would leave. It was terrifying. The pure dread you feel is indescribable. You can't help but think "What if I don't make it home today?" He never got caught by the police. I will forever be scarred by that man and will never forget his face. I hope that no one else has to go through that.

[@Elysian.Sunvale]

Y'know what? Imma bring a pocket knife to school

[@feartheghus]

@@Elysian.Sunvale it's a horrible concept that kids would have to defend themselves, since it's the parent's jobs to protect their children and enforce a community that doesn't allow shit like this. Now, for adults stalkers become far less of an issue, at least in America, because you can use a gun. Unfortunately, you had best buy it now, because you're not allowed a handgun until 21 in most places even if you're stalked at 18, you have to wait a long time for the background check to go through, which can easily be and often has been 2 weeks or more, and many people have been murdered by stalkers who they knew were dangerous because they had to wait so long to get protection. It is a travesty of justice that a woman cannot quickly acquire a gun to defend herself with in a country built by the moral use of guns, but at least you can be prepared for it now.

[@cherrycherie9]

im so sorry that happened to you

[@NeroV1L3]

@@feartheghus if you can easily get a gun, so can your stalker, doesn't solve much there. Guns don't solve everything

[@takasakisaito1210]

geez,that's horrible,i hope nothing bad will happen to you now

[@ChicagoRatHole]

tbh this game is giving me third shift flashbacks. they really nailed the service industry struggle, especially for women. most hospitality jobs require you to smile in the face of creeps and harassment and there's a real element of danger, i've always had to close alone-coffee shops and bars. more than once i've dealt with a persistent customer that would only show up for my shifts and leave souvenirs on my car.

[@jillw.8958]

that is horrible. just curious as what kind of stuff would they leave? that is awful I am so sorry :(

[@ChicagoRatHole]

@@jillw.8958 oh, man. letters/notes. flowers. clothes. bags of things. wine. had a few times i called a friend to come by at closing so i didn't have to walk to my car alone.

[@TakiMomoify]

Ugh I'm a barista and one of my former coworkers had a guy who would leave "gifts" for her whenever she wasn't on shift that day (I guess he was shy or something?? Idk lol). Clothes, accessories, a hand written love letter with his HOME ADDRESS.. it was bad. Security refused to do anything about it and she went off to college soon after so idk if she bothered going to the police, but it was really scary. I'm so sorry you had to go through that!!

[@ChicagoRatHole]

@@TakiMomoify one of them was a woman i'd gone on two dates with! We knew each other for nine days before she said she was in love with me. She started stalking me at work and at home and left 19 roses on my car 19 days after we'd gone out the first time and posted 19 roses emojis on her social media (screenshot by a coworker).

[@anonymouscommentor411]

@@ChicagoRatHole People can be really weird tbh. Apart of me thinks it stems from a lack of self awareness where they don't realize they're being very weird.

[@bob8675309666]

48:57 "because I picked up his phone and gave it to him?" I've worked customer service for ten years. Yes, that's really all it takes. Being friendly and polite is part of your job, but some people need very little to become extremely attached to you. Unfortunately, they don't all act weird or give you a "feeling". Some of them behave perfectly normal. Some of them take years before they finally really look at you. It is a very fine line you walk working customer service. It does make you not want to leave your house, but you just have to accept that some of the really attached ones probably already know where you live, so you might as well go to work.

[@wulftea]

*unfortunately* they don't all act weird?

[@bob8675309666]

@@wulftea Yeah. I meant that often, creepy behavior will give someone away. But a lot of times, one day someone is perfectly normal, and the next, they're telling you they drive across town to sit in their truck every night so they can watch you walk your dog.

[@Vioven]

@@wulftea They mean that you can't get an early read off of them because they're behaving normally.

[@AnthonyGray-i7q]

As soon as I was able to get a job NOT working customer service (at least face-to-face, over the phone is better), I've done everything in my power never to go back to that headspace again. And I used to live above where I worked so I could never escape some of these people. Some of the customers somehow knew I lived in the same building and would regularly comment about it, or try to bother me when I was leaving the apartment not even working a shift. It doesn't bother some people, but if you're already shy or social anxious FUCK the constant avoiding giving any personal information, being forced to interact with the same people everyday who know exactly where to find you and can spend all their free time watching you while you HAVE to have a smile on your face or you'll get fired and can't pay your bills.... and then when you very gently reject them they make it their lifes goal to complain about your service or badger you daily hoping you'll change your mind. I know it's a small percentage of people (in my experience it was only middle aged men harassing a 18-20 year old) but it made me even more paranoid and socially anxious as a result. Plenty of other people who showed interest were polite and normal about how they asked but it only contributed to the feeling of being overwhelmed by literally just being perceived and existing in the space of other people. Yeah sure, they might be a nice person NOW but after I reject them are they going to start being awful? You never know until it doesn't even matter. Modern capitalism really is it's own nightmare lol.

[@creamfox7864]

As a person who actually worked a coffee shop with only one person on duty at a time, I can promise it’s just as if not more stressful as shown in this game

[@autisticgamer24]

OwO furry Edit: If anybody got a problem with this shut your mouth ok. Just ignored if you can and no problems will be made.

[@DaisyM]

Can confirm, it looks easy but it's honestly so stressful

[@dev-olo]

@@autisticgamer24 why

[@Eptobolt]

@Rumblingstation 🅥 fatherless bot, i will find your creator and dox all of his info

[@Envrionmela]

I'd venture to say it's leaning on the more stressful.

[@Soojincard]

I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before (probably has) but I'm gonna explain anyway. The woman with the missing baby was crying because her baby was gone/dead? She was still carrying around the stroller because that was probably her way to cope/deny the reality. My theory is that the stalker murdered the baby in order to scare the woman. Stalkers often believe that they're some sort of angels or saviors, and he probably saw the woman rudely telling us to watch where we're going. That angered him and he decided to "punish" her. This is the sad reality. This game is scary realistic. Especially the part about there not being a happy ending.

[@urgae9125]

Yeah, I was confused on how Sean didn’t notice this lady had a black dress, no baby, and was sobbing because she lost her baby.

[@Ghost-yj7wg]

That’s so sad, poor lady :(

[@feartheghus]

with a gun, the ending would be happy, for the innocent person at least.

[@pinkfluorite8160]

wait who is the angel/savior?

[@donynya]

Nah, not realistic. The stalkers are dumb, they're exposing themselves quickly. I think people exaggarate their threat

[@MooManwoz]

I love these kind of horror games, the scare isn't a demon or ghost its a real threat many people have experienced and it makes it so much scarier

[@aubreys_crown2394]

503 likes and no comments. Let me change that :)

[@willbannister4876]

True unrealistic scenario aren’t very scary to me but ones that I could see being real are freaky

[@beepusboop8678]

I love any game that can make a man as terrified of everyday things like a woman

[@GutsVod]

@@beepusboop8678 im already scared (sexism haha)

[@GSGreStudios]

Ah, yes, i am the 800th like, nOice-

[@sirennightshade4977]

I honestly love it when Sean gets so annoyed his Irish just doubles.

[@zenith4440]

I love how Sean, after just talking about getting murdered, completely missed the three girls conversations about the how the guy could have murdered or kidnapped them.

[@sahayeda5220]

Time stamp?

[@xCassandra]

@@sahayeda5220 43:57

[@maomallows]

I felt Sean's pain when he said: "It's not even coffee!!" And I don't even work at a cafe.

[@nemosomen]

It’s how I feel whenever people ask for soda but I do work in a coffee house

[@IAmTheJellyBeanRock]

@@nemosomen dude do people do that?

[@nemosomen]

@@IAmTheJellyBeanRock yeah man. At least a couple times a day someone asks if we have soda and I’ve yet to find any other coffee shop that does serve it so idk what they’re on about

[@burger_lady]

I got rejected from a cafe. They had a wanted sign up and I was probably one of the few in my town (pop. of less than 1,000) that had a clean record😬. Apparently she only hired white people. Sorry that I’m a lil bit of everything ma’am🤷‍♀️ (at least I didn’t have to struggle with any cafe things)

[@QueenKaitio]

@@nemosomen Ive only ever known ONE coffee shop to do it, but they had like everything under the sun. And it was only bottled coke stuff in the cooler or "italian sodas". which was just seltzer water with flavourings. Funnily enough that was their best seller during the summer time other than iced coffee of course

[@marinad]

What the boss said is a BRILLIANT example of what NEVER to say to someone who tells you they’re being stalked.

[@kd5751]

@Rumblingstation 🅥 bruh

[@kitdoesstuff_official]

Yep

[@brookiecookie6675]

💯

[@daa5865]

I know it's just a game but I hope that Funahashi senpai guy hears about our case on the news and throws up from guilt. I absolutely hate people like that. A stalker will stalk anyone who is vulnerable enough, or who fits in whatever delusions or fantasy they have. ( in this case the stalker is the guy who's phone we found in the beginning. So it's literally random!! )

[@sophiefinucane]

The amount of respect I have for people that do this job has grown, remembering all of those drinks and what's in them is an absolute nightmare, and then dealing with customers I wouldn't be able to handle it. props to the creates for making this game, and you did great Sean

[@scourge5443]

thank you 🥲 everyone tells me my job is easy and wondering why I can get burned out. so it means a lot you say that. especially if you mess up once (like humans always do) and then you get an entitled customer threatening to get you fired

[@KamiKiroshi]

The fuck you mean that is daily thing every 2-3 hours peopo do dat

[@sophiefinucane]

@@scourge5443 that sounds really ruff, I'm sorry you go through that at work. with a job dealing with people constantly I think you have a right to complain because you can either get the easier costumer or you can get some argent snob who think they own you. I've got huge amount of respect for you and anyone else that do jobs like that. it's okay to make mistakes and I can understand why you'd be burned out so much, it's very mentally draining.

[@karinau838]

as a barista i appreciate this😭 i 100% related to jack’s struggle and its even worse in real life😭

[@scourge5443]

@@karinau838 exactly! also the fact that we have to maintain a good and king attitude towards the “karens” throwing a hissy fit bc I forgot her whipped cream

[@Pfannkuchen07]

Funfact/ SPOILER for different ending: There's another possible ending (or well, way to die), that you get when you go lock yourself inside the toilet and flee through the vent. It gets kinda scary because the stalker will come into the café and nearly pound the door down while you open the vent with the screwdriver (truly amazing audio design when that happens). Than when you are outside you can go into your car and try to leave, but the stalker will be on the backseat and creepily crawl towards you and you lose.

[@Masochistickoala]

I think there are two stalkers.

[@Pfannkuchen07]

@@Masochistickoala oh yeah you're right. They have slightly different faces. And I think one was taller? I'm not too sure, its been some time since I last played lol

[@Masochistickoala]

@@Pfannkuchen07 yeah I remember when I played something just like clicked in my head and I was like “How unlucky can this girl be to have two stalkers?”. Then I got the bathroom vent ending and shit my pants.

[@teamawesome5153]

Whoa, I've never seen that ending before :0

[@salem-01]

That’s a pretty cool ending!! I’ll have to see if anyone on KZbin got it

[@pixystixnfairycrack]

Working in a coffee shop can be downright terrifying. I once had a couple come through the drive thru at the place I was working. They ordered 2 medium black coffees. They got to the window, I handed them the drinks and took the money. Next thing I know the woman turned into a shrieking banshee and was climbing over her husband to try and grab me through the damn window. I ended up slamming it on her arm because she was being so violent. Apparently she wanted milk and sugar in her coffee and her husband ordered her a black coffee instead. So it was my fault and I had to die for his mistake according to her. People are crazy man.

[@pangkoulee7648]

I hope you're okay now 😔

[@justausername5749]

People go fucking crazy if there is just one thing off with their order it’s unreal. I once had a woman give me her order (I worked at McDonald’s) of a Big Mac, so I put it in the drive-thru. She saw that I put it in and didn’t say a word, but when she rolled up to get her food, she went berserk. Apparently she wanted a grand Big Mac instead and had to go around the drive thru again to pay for it, and she fucking exploded at me. Apparently since she said the order wrong *I* had to pay for it. This was at 1 in the morning too. The fuck are you doing harassing a minimum wage employee at 1 in the morning over a slightly smaller burger than what you wanted?

[@takasakisaito1210]

damn,She's crazy

[@handleisntfkinavailable]

u dont scold the cashier when he got something wrong because its disrespectful i dont scold the cashier when he got something wrong because i dont care we are not the same

[@eighteen-naked-cowboys]

@@justausername5749 yeah it’s easy to spot someone who has never worked one of those jobs themselves cause they have zero empathy or patience. If I ordered McDonalds they could throw my burger on the floor and stomp on it and i’d just be like “oh… can i have a new one please?” 😭😭

[@laurenk94]

Had a guy follow my through a strip mall, and it’s absolutely terrifying. I had my earbuds in on the way there because there were so many people and it was mid day, so I thought I was safe. Before I left one of the stores, my phone’s music suddenly started skipping as if the thing was a scratched up CD. I didn’t understand it but I figured my phone was just being weird so I put it and my earbuds in my pocket and left. That’s when I heard him behind me. He was extremely close and if I’d have stopped suddenly, he would’ve run into me. I went into the closest store and went right to the first person I saw (thankfully she was the manager) and explained I was being followed. She told me to go hide in the back with her employees while she kept watch until my dad could come and pick me up. I never walk with earbuds in anymore, and I’ll be forever grateful that my phone just happened to glitch that day.

[@rxzwl]

Not good that that happened to you, but I’m glad you learned to not wear both earbuds when in public. In my town it’s honestly best not to wear them outside at all (the towns quirky like that), but some people still wear one at a time- including me haha. Still, it’s normally a good thing to leave at least one earbud out.. which in hindsight is kind of upsetting but WHAT CAN YOU DO, right?

[@NateS917]

Plot twist: he was trying to give you your wallet after you dropped it

[@DeltaSilver88]

Thankfully earbuds chafe my ears so badly I can't wear them. So I just use on-ear headphones; good enough to hear music, but I can also hear background noise through them.

[@damianslilhuman]

I'm so sorry that happened to you. You have to always be aware of your surroundings when you're in public. Things like this happen all the time and I feel so bad. I hope that man rots in prison for stalking you.

[@Jesuslovesyou8525]

A blessing, that the phone glitched

[@valerieferrin8833]

I've worked in multiple cafes, most recently a Starbucks, and holy shit is every reaction Jack has so damn perfect. The instant stress of a mistake, the bone-chilling reaction to seeing a group of people start to walk to the store, the 'just give me your order, I don't want your life story', the constant thought-stream of 'I hate my job, I hate these customers, why am I here'.....it's satisfying to see Jack perfectly encapsulate a real Starbucks employee. Editing to add: -Who dirtied up my floor?! -I don't get paid enough for this. -Customers' tasteless/creepy jokes. -The mounting astonishment/anger as the tickets keep printing. -I have to go to work AGAIN?! Also, damn amazing game, really displays a natural, everyday horror well.

[@Paul20661]

Yeah haha I work at the cinema ,not exactly the same but yeah I did worked at Subway for a month XD I get it

[@tjbekks]

as an ex starbucks barista, i agree, this hit way too close to home

[@ef4593]

Pick up line ive gotten twice in one day as a barista… Me: is that all for today? Him: yup! Me: would you like your receipt? Him: only if it has your number on it…😉 Me: it doesn’t. I’ll just toss that for you. Have a great day! Makes for fun stories when you get home tho haha

[@pybrother]

I had a buddy who worked at a Starbucks and this sounds very accurate

[@abbyquick5099]

As a current Starbucks employee, every single reaction jack had, I’ve had before. It was refreshing knowing I’m not alone lol

[@lindahan68]

It's so adorable how Sean notices Gabs in the credits and Gab notices him on other game credits as well. Super cute

[@BunBunisdundun]

This game definitely reminded me of when I was a teen and working in the fast food industry a few years ago. I, at the age of 18, had a stalker who was much older than me and made it a habit to wait outside my place of work until I was done. Had to get someone to escort me to my car and eventually I had to quit because he started coming in and harassing the other workers demanding to know what my schedule was. Absolutely terrifying and I wouldn’t wish that fear on anyone.

[@DrakeAsleep]

I'm glad you are safe! Dumb creeps everywhere.

[@theowlhouseseason3213]

That's so weird, like what kind of mindset do people like these have? Of an animal predator? Well i mean animals need that for food and security... humans and dolphins are the worst

[@winterjenkins3053]

This reminds me of a creep I had at a restaurant at my last job, he was like in his 70s, figured out recently he was gay. I was the youngest at the place and the easiest to even mess with since I was and am still easy going, eventually I got tired of it and started avoiding him. Eventually he did try a few things and I learned that the place I worked at is the only place he isn't banned from because of this stuff. Had nightmares about that creep, glad I left the restaurant and am at a fairly better job

[@BunBunisdundun]

@@DrakeAsleep I’m 25 now and in a totally different country, but it’s definitely changed how I see men who I don’t know and how I feel about interacting with them.

[@BunBunisdundun]

@@theowlhouseseason3213 The only thing I ever said to the guy was “hey that tattoo is cool.” 7 years later and I still wish I hadn’t said a thing, lol.

[@thebunnybarrens]

Imagine if every time your barista made an order they shouted, "I did it! I did it!" 😂😂

[@FeralJesterActivities]

Haha I’m a barista and I definitely think that during a rush!

[@gargles5270]

i would applaud them :) they did it!!!

[@Starmadien2019]

I would thank them and compliment them. They obviously need the win.

[@violetz72]

The scariest part abt this game is that the parts abt the stalkers, the following, the photos, the creepy notes, and the feeling that someone is always watching you or about to attack you, kidnap you, harass you, or other things that require trigger warnings, is something a lot of people, mostly women but also men, have to go through so often, and it’s such a serious problem. I’m a young teen girl, and the paranoia of jack walking to his car thinking a creepy guy will pop up outta no where and attack him is how i feel walking literally anywhere by myself.

[@Panda-cute]

For real I have so many self defense things because my dad was so scared of me getting attacked entering/at/leaving work

[@molliemmm]

For real because in my neighborhood I'm so scared to walk home from school because I'm afraid someone is watching me or stalking me. It dreads me everytime I have to walk

[@katierasburn9571]

Yes omg and the creepy guys thinking you’re into them because you smiled at them or were nice to them i could scream

[@Panda-cute]

@@katierasburn9571 euhggg especially while working 😭 I’m being polite bc its my job!

[@Panda-cute]

@@molliemmm I hope you can get some self defense items or at least some lessons on how to defend yourself I know it made me feel better at least

[@pacificpainter7232]

The freaky thing about this game is that these things actually happen. I remember I use to walk to and from school because my dad used the only car to go to work and we didn't have enough money to pay for the bus fare and one day I remember walking to school and this dude just appeared out of nowhere and started following me, I remember feeling scared and uncomfortable but thank goodness one of the schools male counselors was driving by and asked if I was alright, I went up to the window and tried to quietly explain the situation while this guy was watching and staring at me the entire time, the counselor didn't feel comfortable with me getting in his car but agreed to drive right beside me as we made our way to the school. This creep followed me all the way to the school and still didn't leave so once the counselor parked his car he told me to go to class while he handled this dude and he called security. I didn't know what happened after that as I had just headed to class but a few days later my dad got a call from the school saying that a man was claiming to be my uncle and was there to pick me up ( he stated what room I was in and who my teacher was) which my dad immediately shot down saying that he was the only person who would ever come to pick me up and he was currently at work. I didn't understand this back then but the fact that the guy came to the school specifically asking for me and knew my classroom number and teacher's name (which he couldn't have known because I never talked to him and nothing I was carrying like my backpack or my lunchbox had my name written on them) meant that he had been watching and stalking me for those few days I didn't see him. Usually the school didn't call parents for pickup confirmation because well it was a safe district and things like this rarely if ever happened but because that male counselor told the office staff to watch out for anyone asking for specifically me they thought to call my father instead of taking the creeps word for it. Still to this day I'm so grateful for that counselor who looked out for me because I don't know what that guy would have tried the first day I caught him following me if he hadn't noticed my discomfort while driving by.

[@medea__witchhh]

jesus christ, that's fucking terrifying. thank god for that counselor. ik it's probably been a long time but hope ur okay

[@AcidTheDragon]

I hate people like that, pretending to be family members or saying they have candy or puppies. It truly is scary that he knew not only your name, but your teachers name and classroom number, but Im glad your safe and avoided that terrible situation

[@kapelski104]

It's so fucked up that this is reality to women from literally childhood. I really just didn't even know how bad women had it until I was like 16 or something like that. Men just don't have to fear creeps or stalkers like that.

[@JackSepticFace]

@@kapelski104Women? Just women? Only women? What about the fact that one: they were a child, and two: it happens to more than JUST women.

[@kapelski104]

@@JackSepticFace well of course that included girls too. I'm not saying that people don't act creepy towards girls. And yeah other genders also get creeps but not as much as those who present feminine. My comment wasn't that crazy so you may want to calm down just a bit.

[@purplepancake3528]

jack : "nothing bad has happened in a while" game : *walks a dancing half naked man into the coffee shop*

[@purplepancake3528]

@@sansprobably 😂😂😂

[@alpharabbit2353]

Made me think of that one character from Yakuza 0. Practically the same dude

[@alpharabbit2353]

@@sansprobably Just about. That specific game takes place during the winter, and the dude is just a pervert who does a weird dance involving crotch thrusts in tighty whities and looks for any means of getting off

[@Specters0rd]

@@sansprobably Yes...Yes he did.

[@SteampunkHorse]

And? This is clearly a blessing from the spirits

[@FaithBetta]

Jack constantly saying “I’ll be right with you” when he messes up a drink is so funny to me

[@CrimsonSouI]

"Emotions are high, salary is low." Never before has there been such a relatable thing

[@wd3185]

As someone who works at like a mini-Starbucks, Jack's struggles with making drinks is both cathartic and relatable.

[@annddyy]

I'm sure he was using the pike place for the coffee instead of the espresso 😅 he almost got it though 😂

[@aurorajudd9241]

I didn't work making coffee but I did work at a subway and struggled with sandwich orders so I relate to his struggles with getting the orders right, especially when a big group orders together.

[@graceannamaria]

legit i did one shift at costa and dropped a plate n was like nah i’m good lmao, then i worked in a chippy for 2 years and adored it!!

[@undercoversenna7438]

Omw do you work at a B&N Cafe as well? Lol

[@NerdySweets3]

@@annddyy thank you! i wasn’t the only one yelling “caffe misto!!!” at my screen 😭

[@jocannone]

This is why you should never schedule one employee at a night or opening shift. Always someone else

[@karenamyx2205]

But its easier to slack off alone!

[@rivergaming2393]

Agreed. Unfortunately some places don't have the employees for that because of labor and all that. I think they just need better safety precautions and honestly what I did the often times I closed alone was call people on video while I was closing or walking outside. Helped point out people that weren't supposed to be there the couple of times it happened and I had evidence and a witness to back me up

[@jasonellis4330]

@@rivergaming2393 if you dont have enough staff to keep your employees safe (from other people or general accidents) then you shouldn't be open at those times. Its not rocket science

[@siiighhhs]

Two people, at the very least. The only time I worked closing, I was fortunate enough to have a manager that waited with me until my ride came to pick me up before they left too. Of course, I was super grateful. It’s easy to underestimate how truly creepy it is at night, when there seemingly isn’t anyone else around and it deadly quiet. Anything can happen.

[@flonkertainment3864]

I totally agree. I worked at a bakery a few months ago, and there was always only one employee working the closing shift from 1pm to 7pm because we just didnt have enough workers. And the bakery was very small too, so it was not too much work for one person. The creepy thing about the closing shift was that we had to leave the back door open which means that someone could have went inside and snuck up on me from behind at any time. Fortunately, that never happened to me, but there certainly were some weird moments where someone would stare at you from outside. But for sure, I dont want to work alone ever again

[@julie2480]

"Why are you all creeps?" The exact thing I ask myself, 40 hours a week.

[@bigmeatcoems]

Wtf is wrong with you

[@sicooper4230]

joys of being a female....

[@surefit.8884]

And that's the exact reason I'm embarrassed to be a male.

[@aithne1457]

@@surefit.8884you shouldn’t 😊

[@surefit.8884]

@@aithne1457 uhhh huh. Lemme just say "nuh uh" to years of trauma rq

[@ProfessorDoctorC]

The sheer realism of this one is what really sets it apart. Ghosts and monsters can be scary but the idea of being stalked by some unknown creep every night at your mundane job is a whole new level of creepy.

[@anthonylesley982]

People are the worst

[@melnampung]

Jack: “you’re not going to show up at the end of the game and kill me?” Narrator: “he indeed showed up at the end and killed him”

[@dev421]

i was waiting for someone else to realize this😂

[@theghost_3j]

i was literally about to comment this

[@LaureTheGamer]

“Is this like what it feels like to have this job in real life?” Yes. Yes it is. The number of times people have said creepy or harassing things is honestly shocking and worse than any other job I’ve had. That doesn’t even mention how many teeth I have to pull to get someone to just order. Sadly though (probably since it’s a horror game) it doesn’t even show the *good* part of the job - the coworkers.

[@brianh5878]

True, there are a lot of sweet customers and fun coworkers. I think the game is really good about exploring fears that are realistic but unlikely. Like having bad coworkers and a crazy stalker at the same time.

[@roxanne_]

@@brianh5878 this game is clearly not in America, I’m assuming in Japan, and there are plenty of social differences in a workspace. It’s very common for women to be mistreated over there and the chances of being a victim of sexual harassment in Japan can be very high. So no, it’s not unlikely.

[@minecraft6829]

@@roxanne_ couldn’t the same be said for America?

[@helenloveschool6436]

I used to work at a coffee shop that had a total of 2 male staff and the amount of times I had to go in back and make myself look like a man so the creepy people would stop harrasing the staff is astonishing ( i would wear beanies and oversized sweaters ). I had one occasion where a man was on a date and on a mug drew my managers name in a heart that was bleeding and an arrow through it. After that i started carrying something that could be a weapon if used correctly whenever i had to be alone outside after work.

[@kazelannegapulan9653]

The only coworker we get in this game is an asshole 😭

[@smee596]

Chillas art has an outstanding capacity for capturing pure primal fear. especially the feeling of being a woman in a isolated area, they do it better than any game I've ever played.

[@DeltaSilver88]

This made me remember H.G. Wells' "The Island of Dr. Moreau". Reading that book was the only time I've ever felt primal fear in my entire life... it's not even a horror book, but the nightly chase scene is intense. "So long as I live, I shall remember the terror of that chase. I ran near the water’s edge, and heard every now and then the splash of the feet that gained upon me. Far away, hopelessly far, was the yellow light. All the night about us was black and still. Splash, splash, came the pursuing feet, nearer and nearer."

[@Sirfy]

As a woman who works with the public, this kind of shit is my deepest fear. We've had stalkers in the store and gross old men harassing us and trying to touch us. I didn't feel safe doing closing shifts anymore. This game did a pretty good job playing on those real-life fears with that buildup and throwing other weird people in there. That paranoia is what we deal with pretty frequently lol

[@sophiecharron5186]

Same. I'm glad I'm out of the service industry for that very reason.

[@theorangedinosaur4098]

Oof I’m sorry about that

[@erin1912]

totally spot on

[@Zackaria_sMax]

I told you I was sorry!!!! I thought I was allowed to touch the employees...

[@warrust]

@@Zackaria_sMax bad delivery of an attempted joke there bro, try polish it up more

[@freyajohns2545]

The fact that this is actually some people's reality is terrifying. Stalking is still a very common thing, especially in places like Japan where the numbers of stalking cases are so high. I can't begin to imagine what victims have had to go through

[@Morrigan855]

To anyone who has been stalked or anything else, no matter where you live, no matter what gender you are,no matter how old you are. I stand with you. You're not alone. I believe you .

[@rowenchaos]

@@Morrigan855 Can we be friends? Like can I hug you and cry?

[@rowenchaos]

Can we also be friends? Thank you for not saying just women.

[@sloppyphart7879]

​@@Morrigan855 the thought's nice and all, but you're not able to actually do anything, so what's the point in this comment. Brownie points?

[@Morrigan855]

@@sloppyphart7879 no ,to show I legitimately care. And it might help victims feel less alone.

[@babylakelavi]

“Is the stalker going to come in and kill everyone so I don’t have to make orders?” That sentence is something I felt in my bones I work at a coffee place it’s not fun

[@DominikPac-Boy]

lol

[@magicrainbowkitties1023]

I worked fast food and that spoke to my SOUL

[@emily944]

Jack’s genuine relief at 23:20 when the order is simple is relatable

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Watching this made me have a whole new level of appreciation for people who work in coffee shops, didn't know it was this stressful.

[@gerardwayseyelash]

YOU

[@m_darkwell]

Agreed, it takes dedication to put up with all that

[@RyanSoltani]

It’s funny mustache man

[@abdullahfahim84]

Where mustach

[@Oussama_On_Ladder]

Here before this comment blow up

[@IudiciumInfernalum]

This game is a very accurate representation of what it's like to be stalked. The paranoia, the not wanting to go places.

[@_co.Z.bunnie_]

the fact that such a small action was the turning point of this game… to the point i forgot about it completely… i’m sure the girl in the game forgot too. it’s such a small, ordinary gesture, but it had terrible, unforeseen consequences. that somehow makes it feel real

[@justarandomartist6502]

What action?

[@Kiyo.mi.]

@@justarandomartist6502 I suppose it was picking up the phone at the beginning (and returning it to the guy). The stalker also mentions it in the letter

[@aubamawhoaubamwhaaubamablu5663]

What action was it ?

[@_co.Z.bunnie_]

@@aubamawhoaubamwhaaubamablu5663 the very beginning of the game, when he picked up the phone and gave it to the creepy guy in the parking lot

[@justarandomartist6502]

Oh yeah haha, I didn’t finish the video yet when I typed that

[@monstuhchuggu]

guys.. i've been watching this constantly for the pass 8 months.. i can't stop. it helps me sleep at night too.

[@kalebbutler7799]

Yup

[@basmentchild4879]

me too ive watched this lotsss

[@nerdlos3r]

I PUT THIS VIDEO ON EVERY NIGHT BEFORE I SLEEP LIKE IM DOING RN LMAO AND J FALL ASLEEP WITHIN LIKE 5-10 MIN CUZ I WATCHED IT SO MUCH

[@S0rinm666]

I alternate between this one and Markiplier’s vid of this game

[@dahliastay5981]

literally rewatching for the 10th time

[@Jordi_NL]

Reminds me of the time when a customer was stalking and flirting with my female coworker constantly. He even asked me (and probably others) when her next shift was, of course we didn't tell him. My coworker explained to him that she already has a boyfriend. The stalker even told her "Don't worry, he won't find out". He even admitted to having a girlfriend himself the pathetic cheating bastard. So I told my coworker to not be subtle and give him a firm "No, I am not interested in you leave me alone". After she finally had the guts to tell him he even denied being interested in her and that he would never cheat on his gf. The stalker told my coworker that he must have imagined it. After that he finally stopped coming to our store, creepy fucker.

[@unlimitedmemes1650]

well that was a lot to take in

[@next-genshadow85]

Fuck, that was disturbing. I'm afraid he'll just go to another place and do the same thing there

[@mostru.]

People these days

[@staceyrox360]

It’s awful that this happens way too often to women and honestly how it gives guys a bad name like a very rare few guys are actually like this and it’s disgusting!

[@gmaster2647]

This is so incredibly creepy. The horror games that are about experiences that can actually happen have to be among the scariest in the genre, and this did it incredibly well. I was just so uncomfortable the entire time.

[@BigFanOfManyThings]

I work retail and every single thing Jack says and how he reacts in this video is too traumatically relatable. The creeps, the karens, the unknown. After reading the comments, it disturbs me how common this real life experience is :(

[@travischristiansen3896]

It's legit incredible how with such simple mechanics the game manages to be so oppressively scary. The paranoia is so real.

[@Thtaoy1029]

Even when the game is acting weird and all of the characters are not natural, it is still scary. It's very impressive

[@themae_ale]

There is nothing better than watching a 32 year old Irish man having a mental breakdown about coffee with calming jazz music in the background for an hour and twenty three minutes XD

[@DominikPac-Boy]

so true

[@matthutson384]

False. I like watching porn

[@Faith-tb4vv]

It truly is the best thing ever 😂

[@UltraMarineBlue]

A game like this, but without the horror stalker aspect. Just work 4 days a week as a barista, make enough money to pay for all your basic needs and a decent 1 bedroom apartment that you get to customize a little. The other 3 days a week you get to socialize a little with friends or just relax if you choose to do so.. call it "all a millennial wants simulator: the bare minimum edition"

[@desreploid3353]

There's a pretty good game called Coffe Talk where you're just a barista doing their job. It's actually quite good.

[@UltraMarineBlue]

@@desreploid3353 I guess I could always play that along with the sims :p

[@richardpalmer7435]

@@desreploid3353 yeaaa i was gonna mention that game too but you beat me to it lol

[@Kaimax61]

@@desreploid3353 Sadly, one of the devs for that game just passed away.

[@noonyx33]

sounds like a fantasy game

[@anthonylesley982]

14:25 to 14:30 the fact that the stress of people made Jack not realize they walked through glass made me laugh

[@AnaosPoffu]

I think the door was open from that first customer still right?

[@EnderLuvs]

@@AnaosPoffuThey walked through the door that was open if you look closely 😂

[@AnaosPoffu]

oh my god UR RIGHT LOL@@EnderLuvs

[@CountingCR0WS]

The thing I love about this so much is that compared to other people playing it, everyone else is plain out scared meanwhile jack is just "I hate all of you, this job, just LEAVE ME ALONE" and then "I HATE THAT THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENS TO PEOPLE", during the ending

[@AnthonyGray-i7q]

Absolutely. So many lets players are like "man this is weird, glad life isn't like this" and the women (and men and others) who have experienced this are just like 👀 Did... you not understand the point of why this game was made? Sean has always done a great job at immersing himself in the games he plays, no matter what they're about or if they're frustrating to play or dont quite make sense. He dedicates himself to the lore and the gameplay and I appreciate that so much.

[@Rin-dn7en]

I’ve had an experience almost exactly like this. I was working at a smoothie shop when I turned 16. A man would come in everyday. Lean up on the counter and talk to me until I got busy enough to where I couldn’t respond. Every time he would come in, he would try to get closer and say more suggestive things. He thought because I was being polite and would smile and laugh, that I was into him. Clearly I was not it was my job to be polite and smile. One day I saw him taking pictures of my license plate on my car. I freaked! I immediately told my manager and people would volunteer to walk me out to my car (because he would wait for me to get off even if it wasn’t for hours). Eventually I couldn’t stand it. The constant thought that he could be around any corner. I quit and started a new job in a completely different area. I’m still very weary of being “too” polite to customers because i feel they will take it the wrong way and this ordeal will happen again. It’s truly terrifying and just sad to see how many people have had this same thing happen to them :/

[@marcelinelover8173]

omg i can't imagine what you went through, i hope you're okay now!

[@denji5604]

That's truly horrifying

[@jessicadossantoscruz6935]

Gosh, I hope your OK now

[@hellhound1585]

Some people are just weird that’s why I’m always on guard and weary when I work or walk somewhere on my own just be careful when your going places and never let your guard down

[@thecat4493]

This scared me beyond belief. Great game, great gameplay. Fucking terrifying. Needs to be more horror games like this, that dont revolve around jumpscares and focuses on genuinely terrifying experiences. Good job to Chilla’s and good job to Sean. Loved it!

[@thecat4493]

@CreeperCart i agree they can be, but it just gets stale sometimes

[@bolibeen7733]

you might be more into psychological horror games, there's a lot of them out there, you should look into it more lol i also found out i enjoyed psychological horror games more than jump scare games

[@noheffthing]

The youtubers playing are more stale

[@kezi7728]

I know! Jumpscares give you that moment of adrenaline but I’ve had to pause this video multiple times now just catch a break and calm down

[@GMulvi]

As someone who worked Starbucks for eight miserable years, I was laughing so hard I cried while watching Jack panic over the influx of orders. 😂

[@MossCoveredBonez]

Props to the devs for making a scary game without pentagrams and cults for once

[@C_D_Productions]

Ikr lmao it’s always the same old satanic bs. It’s refreshing to finally have an original concept in a horror game

[@feartheghus]

@@C_D_Productions well the satanic stuff is scary because magic can't be fixed as easily as real life problems. It's one of the reasons all these horror games don't give you a gun, and why player's biggest complaints regarding horror games that start giving you guns, more ammo, etc. is that it removes most of the horror from the game. In this situation, scary though it is to be stalked, if this woman had a concealed carry pistol and some training in the use of it the only complicated and dangerous part would be the legal fees for a self defense case in court.

[@noheffthing]

@@C_D_Productions devs still very talented tho

[@uglysongsforuglysouls]

@@feartheghusnot to be that guy but you can combat magic too. Just gotta study.

[@Tadpoli]

54:12 The way Sean gasped and said "That's him!" the first time actually broke my heart. He sounded so genuinely terrified. As someone who's dealt with a stalker it really is that gut-wrenchingly horrifying, but hearing him so scared made me sad lol. Fantastic game, it really captured the reality of both food service (sort of, there is a lack of karens lol) and the real stomach-churning creepiness of being stalked.

[@armandpeanutspinou3430]

I cant imagine how terrifying it must be, to know that someone's following you. Whether you're a man or a woman that shit must be super scary

[@Tadpoli]

@@armandpeanutspinou3430 It was horrifying. I was 15 when it started and it was an older man who lived in my apartment building one floor above me. He used to wait for me to get home from school and just stare at me with these huge eyes to the point where I had to have my friend's much taller and more intimidating looking boyfriend walk me to my building. I was scared to death to leave the house. It continued until I graduated and I eventually moved away for college but my friend stayed in that apartment complex and when I we were both in town I'd go visit her and I'd see him still there riding his bike and he would immediately recognize me and follow my car. My parents did nothing and actually didn't believe me until they both saw him in person. It's been nearly six years and haven't seen him in a few years but I still get panic attacks if I see anyone wearing an outfit similar to what he wore almost everyday and I still hate going back to that complex.

[@MC-sq3zj]

@@Tadpoli Omg that's terrible, I'm glad nothing happened to you :( stay safe!!

[@Tadpoli]

@@MC-sq3zj Me too. Thanks! You as well!!

[@BootyCrusader]

I mean, Sean is also a highly famous public figure. I wouldn't think it too odd that he would be terrified of the idea of a stalker-- he might just have many.

[@bigpotato600]

I used to be the kid that was scared of the paranormal and got frightened by things like bloody mary. As an adult, occult or paranormal things only entertain me now. What scares me the most now is other humans. Games like this truly scare me and fill me with dread. My worst fear is being stalked or getting my home broken into. It really sucks as a female that I've been taught growing up that I have to stay on guard, be aware of my surroundings, keep self-defense items close when I'm alone at any given time or else I could make myself an easy target for assault, kidnapping or worse. I know these things are important, but it sucks that we live in a world where we need to assume everyone doesn't have your best interests at mind.

[@StorymasterQ]

You can get desensitized from occult and paranormal things. I don't think you can with dread. Especially slow burn dread like this. Notice that the most unnerving things are when there's no music.

[@Thtaoy1029]

Same. When I was younger, I was VERY superstitious, so I would always be afraid of things like 666, bad luck, etc. Heck, I was so superstitious that I had to think about where I would sit if there was a row of seats in front of me. (In this case, I used to go to my dad's work sometimes, and in there was a mini cafe which had a row of 6 computers and desks. My thought process was that 6 is a definite no, 3, 2, and 1 are factors of 6, and 4 is the product of 2. So the only computer I used was the 5th one. If that didn't work, then I was basically screwed) Now, I'm not that afraid anymore. What used to scare me back then only entertained me and made me laugh now. However, I still have a few fears like heights and deep waters. Still, kinda nice to think about every once in a while.

[@staceyrox360]

I’m so greatful to come from a country that even though stalkers and such things do exist they are extremely rare and women do not have to be as cautious as they would be in other countries. So it is always awful to see and hear that having protection and worry about being alone is so common for women in countries such as America. It’s awful it has to be like that for y’all. It shouldn’t be like that.

[@josephmurphy417]

As a male I was taught that too and I actually think everyone should have it maybe not to the extent of paranoia but to keep defence items on the person and to be wary when in any situation that could be bad such as being completely alone in a secluded or dark area because guns are the purest form of gender equality because they don't discriminate when the holder pulls the trigger if you don't comply with their demands so no matter who you are being careful when alone to avoid an attack entirely carrying something on you to fight back in case the first step didn't work and if all else fails compliancy because no matter what they want it's not as valuable as your life are all things everyone should know rlly

[@bigpotato600]

Just want to mention me saying that I'm a woman am not trying to say this is a woman only problem. People can be crazy and stalk males too. Males can be assaulted too. Males can be targets too. However, people always emphasize these lessons to women as people tend to think they are targeted more for seggsual motivated assaults/crime

[@bean9446]

this has to be one of my fav horror games because it can happen to literally anyone and its such a slow buildup and you're too stressed to notice the stalker at first

[@kattamos6696]

As a woman that has worked many a closing shift in my lifetime, this video upset and unsettled me down into my very core. Which means, the creators did an AMAZING job at making this the right kind of horrifying. I would love to see more of their games

[@cpMetis]

On one hand, I hated my old retail job because the manager *loved* one girl's stalker. He'd always buy some cheap little item that was hard to sell and she wanted rid of, so she saw it as a perfect situation. On the other, it lead to a few funny moments. I coordinated my schedule with her after a while so I'd always be working with her on a shift she'd otherwise be alone for. Like clockwork, about once a week, long after everyone had already left the mall, I'd get a beep on my phone. Drop whatever back end or stock work I was doing, walk out to the register, and see a dude suddenly reverse everything and walk away. Usually didn't even come in the store, since he'd always loiter around outside on a small sitting area first. I worked at another store and just always carried both badges, so sometimes I'd walk over even when working at the other place. Eventually he just gave up. Probably ended up with another target. It was such a relief for her when we hit 6 months no dude. Then a random lady asked our manager for her by name, to which our manager happily obliged and gave the lady her schedule. And we got the same thing, but with some lady who seemed constantly high and swore up and down she was her aunt and just needed some help. I think her plan was less stalker more "mugging the small girl should be easy", so she backed down after only a few times of me walking out to her. Our manager loved it. Sales are sales! She was such a racist, nepotistic POS. I'm happy to report she got a raise after I and my coworker were furloughed. But no new stalkers at her new job, so I've been told. I one time being a broadly built bearded dude seemed to help things.

[@cpMetis]

I might have muddled it with not clarifying pronouns... but it won't let me edit it for some reason.

[@MaxC_1]

@@cpMetis ah the pleasures of retail and narcissistic POS in that industry which treat people like items to be used and thrown. I had my friend's manager fired because he was an absolute piece of abusive shit who treated her and all the other employees alike as machines. Abusive and insulting customer that you fight back against? nope that's your fault. Some guy tried to get into a fight with a staff and had cops called on him but the manager decided it was the employees fault not the POS dude's Decided to register several complaints against the manager at their company head office directly and threatened legal action and dude got sacked a week later. Was such a massive relief. Also people really should stop ignoring creeps and stalkers and report them. You never know what is going through their fecked up head

[@kiannahe7006]

"I'll never look at coffee again." - Jacksepticeye, CEO of TopOfTheMornin Coffee

[@kiannahe7006]

@@sansprobably the world will never be the same again

[@oliverholm3973]

@@sansprobably "Do you think God stays in Heaven because he too fears his own creations?"

[@oliverholm3973]

@@sansprobably Are you referring to Sans "The Skeleton" Undertale, renowned scientist, movie director, trombone player, hotdog connoisseur, and beater of children?

[@oliverholm3973]

@@sansprobably Oh you were being for real? Thought you were making a joke, nvm

[@unlucky_potato6383]

This was terrifying beyond belief. Something about the artstyle and atmosphere made me really feel sick. Your commentary was the only thing keeping me from klicking off the video cus I was so scared. Still really cool when a game can make you feel something so strongly. I really like you playing horror games so please keep doing that :)

[@blanamanlive9704]

The vhs type camera filter added so much atmosphere its scary 😂

[@starlight_studios_art]

and that "death" scene, im pretty sure, wasn't death that happened... just going off the noise

[@vi-ic6vb]

@@starlight_studios_art i never thought of it like that, and now i'm truly disgusted

[@burger2957]

Jacksepticeyes's Dad is chilling in heaven cuz his son has better content

[@burger2957]

Jacksepticeyes's Dad is chilling in heaven cuz his son has better content

[@kaitlynlindholm5473]

To answer your question: yes. This is EXACTLY what customer service is like.

[@kyokoyumi]

Sean: "Fuck yeah I got this matcha chilliccino in the bag" Also Sean: *Proceeds fail three times and descend into madness*

[@antismo9998]

*finally gets order right* "You guys are watching a master at work! "

[@weezerslefttoenail]

As someone who experienced stalking, damn this is pretty realistic. Just making you tense all the time and a certain helplessness when you realise you can only do so much.

[@peanut9560]

if it is alright with you, can you please tell when you first realized you were getting stalked, what it was like in greater detail, possibly also how to spot and avoid it? if you do not want to say anything it is quite alright, i am simply curious. :)

[@michelleashleigh]

Same. I'm still dealing with it. The worst

[@pirilette]

@@peanut9560 i’m not them but i had a stalker a long time ago, he wasn’t someone i know or even worked with me, he just saw me once at a Walmart, he saw that i bought similar stuff as him and he immediately thought we where soulmates (that’s what he said when i confronted him, literally) and he noticed i used to go every friday to buy some stuff so he would go every single friday just to watch me, he then started to follow me to my house, that’s when i realized i needed to make something about it, so i confronted him and he was pretty nervous and “happy” that i talked to him, he was “nice” but really socially awkward, but yeah first you really should check your surroundings at all times, not trying to get u paranoid but just do it, and if you ever start feeling a sensation of being uncomfortable or uneasy obey to your feelings, just in general be careful with people, there’s plenty of weirdo’s out there.

[@peanut9560]

@@pirilette i never realised it could start that quickly and easily, thank you very much.

[@weezerslefttoenail]

@@peanut9560 I was quite young, maybe 15 - he started by making friends with my older sister. But, you know, he'd always find a way to talk to me. I never liked him but he was nice to her so ignored it. He invited us to a house party and we went. I think the first time I really realised was when he tried locking me in his room, and then would try to follow me home from work, or I'd see him on the train from the city. It goes from 0-100 in a heartbeat. My managers would hide me in the back of the shop when he came in asking for me. He ended up calling my mother nonstop demanding that she make me go on a date with him. It was terrifying and disgusting. Trust your gut, and don't think being polite will get you anywhere. Tell people you trust about your feelings. If you are being harassed, please be brave and file a report too. I never did because the adults around me downplayed it all. But predators should be held accountable. Stay safe

[@carringtonthecarebear3323]

As a gas station worker, “i don’t get paid enough for this” is a pretty common thought, especially when I come across literal SHIT on the restroom CEILING!

[@iamaveryepicman771]

How does that even happen?

[@carringtonthecarebear3323]

@@iamaveryepicman771 no clue, but I really should get hazard pay because of it

[@TBCrazy]

@@carringtonthecarebear3323 Handstand accident?

[@pokaay3163]

No one knows better the slob of man than low wage workers

[@odeo5691]

Same at a Dunkin donuts.

[@Nullzeros]

Jack probably didn’t realize it but “doing something weird” is exactly what you should do if you’re worried someone is watching you. Behave erratic so if some is watching you they can’t figure out patterns in your life. Very good thing to do.

[@AnthonyGray-i7q]

Exactly. I walk my dog at different times down different streets every day. Sometimes I'll drive to a different neighborhood to walk him around. Is that paranoid? Yes. Would anyone stalking me be able to predict on any given day when and where I'm out walking? No.

[@rsbproductions6847]

as a cashier, watching Jack stress over the "customers of chaos" at 14:20 - 19:00 is hilarious to me because it is so accurate. Welcome to the cashier life Jack, it's absolute hell.

[@theghost_3j]

no shit, that’s why i will always try and be kind to cashiers because they don’t get enough love

[@Evelyn_Okay]

The only dialog missing is a creepy dude asking, "what time you get off?" I also wish the game exaggerated more of other people dismissing your fears. It kinda did with the ghost fake-out. But in my experience, people will call you paranoid, say your stalker isn't breaking the law so nothing can be done to stop him, or even say the guy is just flirting with you and you should give him a chance. Or worse, "just stay away from him." AKA: classic victim blaming. Then, when something does happen, it's always, "who could've foreseen this?!"

[@Panda-cute]

Ah, or the tried and true lines “you must’ve been asking for it/leading him on” or “cover up/dress more conservative and he’ll leave you alone” or “you should be grateful that someone finds you attractive” gross every time

[@reeba4824]

The creator is Japanese, so maybe these interactions make more sense for them. I've heard that Japanese ppl tend to be more subtle with their wording and try not to be blunt. 🤷

[@katlynbrown651]

@@Panda-cute But men or women should be taught generic respect and be able to control themselves around others, I get the mental disorder part that could cause it but still, the afflicted person should not be blamed for what they wear or for leading them on bc most of the time specially with this industry, the person is just being nice to the customer.

[@Panda-cute]

@@katlynbrown651 that’s exactly what I said :) did you mean to reply to the other person as it sounds like you think I disagree? I 100% agree with you

[@callmeyourdai5y518]

@@Panda-cute "I bet you flirted with him for tips." "Well at least you get great tips right" no cheap bastard did not tip thanks for asking.

[@tiredishere]

"It must be the stress of poverty... Poor guy. Get it?" Me: *cackles* Jack: NO ONE is laughing Me: Oh.

[@pie1o1morris46]

Same. Technically I didn't laugh but mentally I chuckled a little. Then he said that and I felt bad

[@LyricaSilvan]

Meanwhile I rolled my eyes because it was so cheesy. And I’m a fan of bad puns.

[@hannahlol787]

literally same I laughed so hard then when Jack said that i immediately stopped and felt bad :(

[@haokyeomkwan]

I didn't get that at first, so that's why I didn't laugh. Understood it, didn't laugh at it cause I understand being poor.

[@tiredishere]

@@haokyeomkwan I understand what it's like to be poor, too. I grew up poor and I am currently poor.

[@QualityTheKing]

I love how jack already feels anxiety over making coffee and the actual horror part hasn't even started yet 💀

[@LadyCeag840]

I asked a good friend of mine who is a professional barista about this game. She says that the game is surprisingly accurate with EVERYTHING...

[@Zackaria_sMax]

So your professional batista friend just happened to play this super unknown indy game and had an opinion on it?

[@teeli.]

@@Zackaria_sMax dude, basic reading skills- they said they asked lol

[@vitonamous]

@Rumblingstation 🅥 your channel is skill issue

[@shixuo]

@@Zackaria_sMax biG BrAiNsS

[@jessicamacaulay7462]

With everything? So she got stalked for months, pictures taken care of her, someone was living in the shop, and drinks took forever to make yet people were super patient and didn't say a word? If you say so 😂