Stories that sound FAKE but are 100% TRUE...

[@lehammsamm]

The scariest part of this is JC just casually admitting he's never had Jack in the box. 😂😂

[@frankisfunny2007]

JC is living in Florida. There's a few in the Carolinas, & Tennessee, but not in Florida.

[@NebulaMJ]

@@frankisfunny2007 They're pretty scarce in TN though, there's only 3 within a 50 mile radius of Nashville. I've had it maybe twice in the 24 years that I've been alive lmao

[@mjnonchalant]

The mini tacos tho

[@wicked39]

Are they good like taco bell good​@@mjnonchalant

[@RedTx-v9d]

There’s like none in Florida tho, so he wouldn’t be able to have any

[@Joe-Guybee]

JC, I absolutely love your reactions. Much love

[@JCStellar]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@ZrusoEruption]

9:20 well Jc thats what happens when you are beyond drunk and driving, he was in a rush to get home too so he aint bothered checking

[@RedTx-v9d]

To be honest, Mr. Ballen told the story as if the guy wasn’t as drunk as he appeared

[@binxbinx7322]

i feel hella bad for the husband

[@christopherking4932]

That second story would have been a shocking twist for even nostradamous.

[@dominique9934]

How did the family not know the girl wasn't hers. They saw her as a baby. You would think someone would be like hey your baby looks like this other woman's child.

[@Josue_Branco]

OOOOOOH…. AIGHT. Good stuff and hope all is well brotha!

[@JCStellar]

Likewise bro, we’ll talk very soon 👌🏽

[@binxbinx7322]

second story gave me CHILLSS

[@nomadslucky1765]

Your different prediction of the first story, could be made into a good indie horror movies.

[@mossi127]

Wish you a 100K subscribers mate🙏💪

[@str8ballinonyou]

story 2 if they gor her permission would make a great movie. Like the level of crazy to kidnap her daughter,and then try to cover it up with a fire. Is crazy work especially with it being fam in law,i hope she got her locked up. Story 1 sounds like something off a horror anthology movie or show. Dude definitely deserves to be in jail,idk how he didnt kill anybody else being on the highway drunk.

[@o.a-b7212]

I'm sorry I don't believe Nestor's story one bit. I think maybe the dead body landed in his car, maybe he stopped and picked it up. But that whole ''I didn't notice the dead body next to me thing, I thought it was a deer''. The fact he didn't just drive home or walk home but insisted on charging his phone also to me means he wanted to contact someone to get some help with the body. I'm glad he passed out before he could make further arrangements. I don't buy his story one bit. Can recognize a parking lot, speak with employees, ask for a phone charger, supposedly look through his car for it, but not come upon a dead body in the process? Blame it on the alchohol doesn't even make it better though, to his poor defense.