MY GRANDPA'S WILD SHERIFF STORY | 6 True Scary REDDIT Stories

[@lynn4488]

Joels buttery vocals are a perfect way to start this holiday weekend

[@ferret9263]

I'm surprised that nobody ever thought to regard Henry Crow as a hero, he literally had Purple Heart and Silver Medals, two of the highest awards the military can give. Instead they treated him like a freak and feared him when they could've admired him, and provoked him instead of welcoming him.

[@kymberlyn420]

God bless you know who 😢

[@ferret9263]

@@kymberlyn420 Indeed, sure Henry was a killing machine but he did it serving God's country. And I can 99.9999% guarantee it wasn't even him who robbed his father's grave and all that. And he had every right to do what he did, because the people threw the first stone at him and he simply retaliated in self-defense.

[@Liam_Grey]

Vietnam vets weren't treated well by most of the public unfortunately

[@ferret9263]

@@Liam_Grey sad truth

[@GoddessPallasAthena]

Reminds me a bit of the movie "First Blood." I think the movie was based on a book, but I wonder if the book was inspired by a similar cases to that of Henry Crow.

[@morganleigh8646]

I’ve listened to you through two babies now. Six years ago I was pregnant with my first and I just had my second and they both heard you in the womb and as babies. Thanks for the stories joel I hope they never stop. ❤

[@brendaclark3163]

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[@KirkWilson86]

That's so wholesome!

[@reneelibby4885]

❤

[@GHOSTMAN262]

Same thing here. Just welcomed 2nd daughter 10 days ago! Other one is almost 2!!

[@acceberger9054]

*babies grow up to be strangely comforted by scary fucking stories and Joel's voice*

[@T0NGPU]

Damn, the story about the military veteran would make na AMAZING movie... Imagine the tension building in the city and people slowly going crazy. And the ending, wow. 10/10.

[@BBNOMERCY]

I mean it has a lot of similarities with the first Rambo; Vietnam veteran with medals and a classified service record goes toe to toe with quiet town

[@Sagerie]

There's something similar in the third season of True Detective.

[@adonia2275]

*Scalped them HOWAH!!!😂*

[@nomos_lol]

@@Sagerie I hear really good things about that show. What streaming service is it on?

[@Sagerie]

@@nomos_lol HBO / Max (or yo ho ho). The first and third seasons are great. The second season is a bit polarizing, but the good thing is each season is standalone with different locales, actors and stories, so you could skip seasons if you want.

[@mavaseaman4694]

The story about the "Dragonfly" was really spooky. Very well written as are many of the stories Joel reads. He is, in my opinion, the best of the KZbin story readers. He has a perfect voice and gets the best stories! This story of a 3 day psychedelic ride is truly a mind blow!

[@kgpp2293]

​@SuperNostalgia.Huh ?

[@jacobbowling263]

This is a birthday promotion on June 4th we will celebrate the 33rd birthday of the greatest narrator narrator alive today I’m talking about let’s Read. June 4th is Joel’s birthday so if you can please come to his birthday live stream. Thanks Joel for the video you are a true legend.

[@susanbutler2542]

I’ll be there❤

[@quastallionmiller6473]

Yeaaaasssssssssssss🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@sherylsocia4496]

Happy birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊

[@hypeiceT]

Ah he has the same birthday as my mum who is also a fan

[@AlexousTyKeishaCanSingAndRap]

OMFG(OH MY FREAKING GOSH) A JUNE GEMINI ♊♊ A GEMINI AND ALSO A GEMINI THE LITERAL DAY AFTER MINE!!!!!!!!!🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😂💯💯💯💯💯😂🖤♊♊♊ THAT'S SO COOL!!! I was born on June 3rd so 06/03 and the word Gemini has six letters in it, and it's the third astrological sign, so 06/03 I HOPE YOU HAVE A FUN AND BEAUTIFULLY BLESSED DAY THOUGH 💯🖤♊

[@shawnbbunbbbybbb3942]

For some reason the ppl that r really into drugs r always the most entertaining to listen to when they explain something they know a lot about because they go into an unbelievable amount of detail and they’re so enthusiastic about whatever they’re talking about.

[@AnaxErik4ever]

My favorite story was the one that I thought I would like the least: the one about the "former ne'er do well turned military veteran" fighting against the real monsters of 70s Texas when a girl went missing. Thanks for narrating these, Joel. They are a highlight of my evenings as I wait for my sleeping meds to kick in. Sad to say that about a year after I started watching your videos, I became unable to sleep without some form of medication. I am a night owl by nature, but it is bad when I want to fall asleep/need to sleep for work, school or some other important thing. Let's read some 'scary stories' with Let's Read, no puns intended.

[@jwr6796]

I haven't ever done anything more than second-hand smoke, but for some reason I just love psychedelic trip stories of all kinds... good trips, bad ones, whatevs. That peanut butter tooth story is an A+, and a good reminder of why, however I may be tempted, I'm not touching psychedelics.

[@sleepyproduction7166]

The bad trips are bad, and can end in disaster, but worse than that. To me at least. Are the looping trips. Where you sit down inside, think ‘I’d feel better outside’ go outside then think ‘I’d enjoy this better inside’ rinse repeat. Then as you start coming down at certain points you kind of wake up and try to stop doing the same things over and over and over. But you can’t stop. It’s mentally impossible and so frustrating. And even wilder is when the hallucinations are looping. You walk over hill and right as you crest it. The hill reappears. You don’t even know where you are, definitely not walking up an infinite hill, but somewhere. Being with good people, in the right frame of mind, and a babysitter is the only safe way to do it. And even then I don’t recommend it to anyone because if you have the slightest schizophrenia, it maxes it out for awhile, days, months, there’s even people who never leave the psychiatric ward once it happens.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

eh, Ive had some great trips. no regrets

[@asle-yasharhashemi7793]

😅

[@daviddelarosajr1758]

Awesome The best part of my day thank you Joel 😎 let’s read Rocks

[@KelceyErin]

Lmao , can you imagine getting in a fight and asking someone for help as you’re spitting out teeth and dude just starts thanking you and stuffing your teeth in a peanut butter jar 🤣

[@lelabrodie1958]

🤣🤣

[@NicoliRavioli117]

Lol. That’s frickin hilarious. Cuz it actually cdv played out just like that 😂🤣

[@rengarrengarrengar]

And laughing at you too 🤣

[@robynsmith4164]

Damn Joel, you are on a roll! This is the 4th video narration in seven days!!! Thank you so much, we truly appreciate YOU and all that you’ve done with your channel! *When I saw your channel hit ONE MILLION SUBS, in the middle of the night…, I yelled "Woo Hoo!" and started clapping and well, basically just acted like a totally happy idiot… while everyone else in my house was asleep! 😂👏🏼🎉🥂 I am SOOO HAPPY for you and your channel Joel! You were always the main Horror Narrator who TRULY DESERVED to reach 1 Million subs over the past few years and you finally did it! You are a true "Storyteller" Joel and that is a very rare thing to come across! Yes, there’s a handful good "narrators" in this genre but your style is totally different in my opinion. I have NEVER "SLEPT" while listening to ANY of your narration videos for the first time. You are, like I said, a magnificent storyteller and I can’t fall asleep while listening to you "tell" such amazing tales! Have a great Memorial Day weekend Joel and I hope you stay safe! Love from Texas ♥️🤠🌴

[@daviswall3319]

Well said but Joel helps me get to sleep many a night but only after an hour or two of listening and I go back during the day and give it a relisten if you will. It’s why Joel has so many listeners, he’s bad ass and helps many different people through many different things. My problem is tinnitus and for whatever reason, Joel’s voice takes the ringing away. It’s a beautiful thing. ☮️

[@robynsmith4164]

@@daviswall3319 - Hey! I totally understand and am so sorry if it sounded like I think badly, in any way, of those who sleep to Joel’s videos! I have a handful of horror narrators that I listen to all night long, every night. I even finally forked out the money for a good pair of wireless headphones (AirPods fall out in the night and don’t hold a very long charge…). I just go to their "Playlists" and then pick one that has a lot of longer videos, then hit the "shuffle" button and viola! ..the stories play one after another, all night long without any ads. If there is a rare ad, it’s usually the kind you can’t skip that lasts for like 5-10 seconds. Just last night I noticed that I could pick some of Joel’s really long compilations (4-5 hours long) and they have ZERO ads! So… I may be joining you in dreamland while listening to some of Joel’s long story compilations! Have a great evening 😁

[@missmandyyx]

He typical posts 3 days a week!

[@JackieOdonnel]

I just noticed and bounced on my chair! Happy 1M, Joel!!

[@birddogjohnson]

That dragon fly story is CRAZY.

[@ayeyonia4577]

The one about the daughter that was attacked during the bombing!?! I can only imagine what her mother felt. For HOURS not knowing where one of your children is and then to find her like THAT!? This story made me cry. It was instantaneous almost. I just couldn't believe it.

[@robynsmith4164]

OK, I’m stopping Story #1 at 6:53 which is pretty early. SO FAR… I don’t think it was anyone’s business why Henry Crow was back in town ten years later. Then, when the Sheriff actually looked into Henry’s records which I’m guessing was mostly his military records… just because he remembered Henry mentioning he was going to an Army recruiting office, was just plain wrong. I think that people, even a Sheriff, shouldn’t be able to just pull a private civilian’s military records because they feel like it. It seems like all of the people in that little town really hated Henry’s father which didn’t have anything to do with Henry. I’m looking forward to seeing what Henry ends up doing b/c the story has already started painting him in a bad light… EDIT: Well, that story actually had a really good ending! I’m glad the Sheriff’s Office wasn’t the one instigating Henry Crow. I think the posse that went onto Henry’s property looking to kill him AND then killed one deputy in cold blood and nearly a second, got what they deserved! If it wasn’t for Henry semi protecting the MC’s father and telling him to take the wounded deputy to the hospital, there would have been two or even more dead deputies! Henry Crow did 100 times more for his country than that whole posse did all put together!

[@AngelaVEdwards]

Thank you! I couldn't believe my ears when I heard in the story that Henry had been awarded TWO silver stars and THREE purple hearts and from that they deduced he was a "killing machine". These are medals of valor, not "killing machine".

[@elizabethwheeler167]

Same, I already rolled my eyes at the village's pitch fork and hysteria mentality. Gosh they need to calm their farm. And Henry Crow sounds like Clint Eastwood character, a total bad*ss.

[@jayceratops.]

@@LoudPet636 Until you provide proof that it’s fake, I’m giving OP the benefit of the doubt.

[@jayceratops.]

@@LoudPet636 and if you think the stories are fake, why even listen?

[@billyhoiie4832]

Henry is a national hero

[@ruth80809]

Listening to your stories has become my nighttime ritual and it's helped me fall asleep. Thanks for your hard work and you deserve all the success!

[@xKoiBoi]

That third story was so interesting. I had a smoke held in my hand right when it started, and realized I never lit it because I sat here just listening 😅😂

[@lelabrodie1958]

Unfortunately I need to take a break from let’s read ☹️ not because I want to but because I’ve watched every video 🤣 I need to let him pile up on the stories then just binge but everytime he uploads I go straight to the video 🥲

[@doya7270]

Apperciate you pumping out content Joel!! Take a break if you're feeling overwhelmed but love your work :DDD

[@nicoleferguson5961]

Tripping is like lifting weights, always have a spotter just in case. Lol 😂 good times

[@richardmartinez5032]

Lets Read keeps getting better and better! The first story is riveting, I went back and have listened several more times. Hell! I listened to the whole episode three times since last night! The legend of Henry Crow is how that first story ought to be called. I hope he found some measure of peace wherever he settled down. Vietnam did many things to many people, the LRPS returning home were no one to screw with. Sounds like Henry Crow saw time as a LRP. Wherever you are, Henry, thank you for your service and God Bless.

[@Spacekadette05]

I cringe every time I hear the word “lathe”. The first time I learned what a lathe was was from a video of a factory worker getting sucked into one and was completely vaporized within 30 seconds. I’m still traumatized after seeing that.

[@BandyAndysExcellentEssays]

That Psychonaut story was so fun! Ive experienced tactile hallucinations in sleep paralysis, but never from drugs. Maybe someday!

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

I’ve a soft spot in my heart for adoptive parents, esp when the inevitable “meet the parents” time arrives. Maybe tv has naively colored my perception, but they seem so deeply connected, a bond emanating from an unbiased, unconditional love in which dna has neither any precedence or relevance. I’m just saying it’s probably really hard on them for a myriad of reasons.

[@dezirayhicks3854]

I truly listen to your channel every night. I get comfy and put my phone on the charger and put it under my pillow. Usually asleep before the video is over 💯🖤‼️

[@ninab3713]

My grandma and aunt have been living in Van Horn since the 90s. Very small town. Next time I go I'm going to ask the older citizens about Henry.

[@andreajones65]

This group of stories was CHILLING. You tend to have great ones but wow, the 2nd and 3rd seemed even more "real" than the other true stories if that makes sense. Being in a small town, it can hit closer to home.

[@dayoffdad]

First story about Henry is literally Rambo First Blood but better, love it

[@KayJoyy]

Henry is a fucking G!! 😮 that was a craAAzy story. Loved it and love your voice! Thanks for helping me get thru the nights

[@TylerDurden-tt1bi]

This was one of the best compilations by far.!! Thanks to everyone involved

[@adamgonzalez9013]

Long live Henry Crow

[@margaretjohnson6259]

my husband's coworker survived the blitz. one day he went to school and came right back home. his mother asked him why he wasn't in class and he said, "no school". she started hitting him and yelling and it turns out the school was GONE in a bombing.

[@melissadwiggins]

That first story could be a movie! Matter of fact, I've heard many stories and seen many movies with the same premise. I wonder if it's true. Crazy.

[@BluetoothGoat]

"you've been scamming us since day one, what are your motives for finding us"? Cups, I've been stealing your cups all along and would've gotten away with it if it wasn't for you and your detective brain!

[@90000cg]

Thanks for the stories.They help kill hours of boredom when I am driving for work. You are really appreciated.

[@JackieOdonnel]

Congrats on the 1M, Joel! Been listening to you for years now. FAVE.

[@brennabaete5344]

I absolutely love your content! I listen almost everyday when ever I’m in my car❤️ amazin’. Definitely my fav person to listen to.

[@mtraveler5]

Thanks Joel. Marathoning your videos have become a Friday night tradition for me 👍🙂

[@GeorgiaRidgerunner]

bwahahahaha drunk as cooter brown i havent heard that since the early 80's holy moly thanks for the trip down memory lane

[@kevurard]

That dragonfly story was amazing

[@Dmitrikrotchlikmyov]

I connected with that story from my own past experiences with shrooms. Mine were nothing but positive. I'd have gone cold turkey then and there if that had have happened to me 💀

[@andrewrichardson2293]

That lathe story reminds me of a story I was told about my grandfather. He was the kind of guy who owned any power tool you could get in the 70s and 80s and did whatever home improvement and woodwork hobby jobs he could get his hands on. He even built their own house in ‘79 with his brother and my dad. The one tool he didn’t own was a lathe. He had owned one for about a month for woodwork when one day the blade came loose and launched past his head and lodged itself in the drywall across the garage. After that he refused to use it and got rid of it soon after.

[@tatinesaenzk]

I'm willing to bet those guys framed Henry Crow with the graveyard incident to make him look deranged and dangerous.

[@avamasquerade]

What exactly did that town actually do to Henry that's not being told in the story?? Why would the townsfolk suspect he came back for "revenge?"

[@ms.krueger2660]

The lathe story makes me think of my Dad. He worked in a paper mill. He saw men lose their fingers. One was scalped(he had a pony tail). Another man got his pants leg caught and he acted just in time. He undone his belt and it snatched his pants off. Another lost his life. I was grown before I realized what a dangerous place my Dad worked in. He never talked about it when I was young and he would never take me there. He retired at 58. I was so glad. It still got him. Asbestos. Cancer only two years later. Not fair. He deserved a long retirement. He was a great Dad.💙🙏

[@England.81]

Perfect timing. 12 am and its bedtime. Thank u hun

[@Skoot666]

The one about the 2 guys trippin had me sucked in. I was all into that story

[@desolateink7729]

Idk why but spooky stories narrated like smooth jazz is THE insomnia cure.

[@johnbuckner2828]

Henry’s like a red Rambo.

[@Isthisyourspoon]

Impeccable timing as always Joel!

[@rae5164]

I've never been this early to a Let's Read video, daaang. Well, hi early gang. Let's see how long we can stay awake this vid, I bet only 3 stories for me

[@teresamanthy551]

Woot woot! Friday evening with Let's Read!!

[@abdulqudz89]

this channel never disappoints.

[@Voila1999]

Wow , that trippin 🏀's story has me trippin 🏀's ...well done writer and well done Joel.

[@satinekenobi4ver855]

My Nan suffered a hearing loss in one her ears due a shurapnel injury during the Second World War. Her name is Elsie too

[@thegirlvictoria408]

We need more of those psycho crazy family stories 😩 thanks for another great video !! ❤

[@curtisjoseph7228]

Great stories Joel and happy early birthday 🎉🎉🎉

[@notaperson9831]

Bro. If somebody walked into someone else’s trailer, bleeding and presented them with their own teeth that person was also whacked out on something. Probably meth lol. That’s nuts but i can’t say it would have made me stop doing drugs lol

[@Sugar_The_Cowgirl]

Goodnuggie joel and fellow butter socks I’m sorry I haven’t been present. Just going through a lot of things. But getting to fall asleep to spooky stories is the best part of my day🥰

[@WendyDarling1974]

I’ve never done psychedelics but every time I hear a description of the experience, I realize I don’t need to, I experience trips (altered POV, weird epiphanies, visions) without it. I don’t have a mental illness and I know what’s real and what’s not, but I can experience these things while another part of me watched, like “ooh shiny” or it’s a TV show. It’s only rarely scared me. I’ve described various stuff with people who’ve tripped and they’re all like “that’s weirder than what I got with drugs.” Hence why I’m never going to try the stuff; I’d no doubt try to flying to the moon or deciding I was fireproof or something.

[@kab9706]

Same, I know that losing touch with reality during a trip would go very badly for me and I'm not sure I would ever be the same afterwards. My sanity is not something I want to gamble with. But everyone's different. As they say, "know thyself"

[@Shanknbabies]

Hence*. Not “hence, why”. Hence*.

[@terraleanna4637]

@@kab9706 my older sister took acid and she’s never been the same since

[@DarlingBabies]

i know myself well enough to stay away from anything like this too lol

[@NicoliRavioli117]

@@DarlingBabies oh me too. Me too. The thought of what I’d end up doing scares the hell out of me. I’ve had opportunities, & sat back laughing at the antics of the ppl that DID do it. But I know my mind too well. And tho part of it may be fun at first, I think I’d be one of those who might nvr come back from it. Noooooo thanks.

[@Yungdaggerbrick]

Man that machining close call story is eye opening as a learning machinist and welder I’ve been in my company long enough to be here for a horrific accident luckily my friend survived and is fine but the terror of waking up and hearing that your coworker/ friend just had an accident and not knowing if they’re alive is a feeling I never want to experience again

[@Poloassassin828]

"Smoking... grass" 😂 My 80yr old dad used to say that, thanks for the laugh.

[@duetoronomy]

Omg "walking in mud" I used to call it "swimming thru cough syrup"

[@melissamoonchild9216]

gotta get out of this muck

[@BKEBSCH]

Be safe. My best friend lost both arms in a work accident. He was safety driven, never thought it would happen to him. Now he travels the country giving safety speeches.

[@mamarosemylittleponycollec7735]

The tripping story was wild

[@bennettkoh3802]

Love it, keep up the good stories ! ❤

[@ScullyPop]

Joel is simply the KING of this genre.

[@Heatherlasweet]

They should play story 3 in school for anti drug campaigns, if I heard that, I would NEVER want to touch hallucinogens.

[@Dmitrikrotchlikmyov]

Goodnight everybody!

[@GLoveJF]

First story reminds me of the most recent season of True Crime

[@silverkiss37]

Always good. Such a soothing voice.

[@tisme2888]

That first story was intense 😳

[@SvnLeafClvr]

Thanks Joel for another video!

[@Safaa.chemkhi]

I fall asleep on your videos every night and now it's the perfect time for a new video cause it's my bed time🥰

[@eugenia.a]

Wishing Joel and mr Purrdeep, a wonderful evening. 🤍🐾

[@Capricornmoon8]

One of the first and I'm blessed that you'll probably see this comment lol, thanks Joel ❤️

[@liastorm795]

For the second story the brother was clearly mentally ill, and the family just overlooked it. I can’t stand families that pretends that their family members mental illness is not real, or pretend to not see it even when it escalates to violence and death.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

I know the dragonfly guy was lurking on erowid back in the day. crazy times

[@angelofdarkness6028]

Joel these were brilliant thanks

[@saramae834]

I love your narrations Joel, thank you for giving me great content to listen to while I paint! 👌

[@FrankBIV]

Thank you Joel🐐 Goodnight 💤

[@Ash-hi5hy]

Is/was Henry Crow a real person? If so he's a freaking badass.

[@josiegipson90]

Couple things. The first story was a great story. Love old law enforcement stories. One thing tho, he speaks as if Henry Crowe has passed away, saying he wonders how the end of Henry's story went and betting he spent his final days away from everyone. Based on some dates in the story ol' Henry would be around 80. So, he could still be alive. Unless his lifestyle choices, health, or Covid caught up to him. But we don't know, so I'm gonna hope Henry is still kickin'. The other thing. The adoption story. The way she was treated pisses me off. She was the one given up for adoption. She doesn't own any explanation to the biological siblings her mother decided to keep. That brother, Sam (I believe was his name) was frigging crazy. Way too jealous for an adult. Completely unhinged. Also, I'm pretty sure to get dna from a hair it has to have the root still attached. That's what they say on all those true crime shows on discovery plus. I doubt he was able to get a hair with an intact root from the shower. I can't say for sure. Also, unless the females have different hair color knowing whose hair it is would be difficult. I would've cut ties with that hot mess of a family too and be glad I didn't have to grow up in it. The stepfather's special needs sister doesnt need to be around Sam either. Pretty sure he didn't just decide to go crazy and get violent because long lost sister showed up. He's probably been like that.

[@dianavasquez3295]

Henry Crowe of Van Horn Texas sounds like the basis for Rambo.

[@Patricia-mt8pi]

Really enjoyed these stories. It is so relaxing for me to listen to you before I fall asleep. Thank you

[@TylerDurden-tt1bi]

0:39 the worst golf course in the country. That is hilarious.!! Now let's strive for world wide. It'll be made of concrete & have Texas brass balls but no holes

[@ClausDamon]

LORD JOEL THANK YOU FOR THE 9 YEAR LONG ADVENTURE

[@HoodtheJailbird]

Why anybody would want to try Dragonfly is completely beyond me! 😰 Thanks for yet again another great video, Joel!

[@hollycaruso5277]

i really like & admire that last story about the guy from Pennsylvania & how he had a job dealing with the dead . i always wanted to be like Cyril Wecht the Pennsylvania medical examiner , i live in Pittsburgh myself, i admire people that do that work it has to be hard on the mind & the sights & smell too

[@michellel564]

The trippin story!!😂😂😂😂 WHAT??! 🤣🤣🤣

[@em8960]

Good evening! Night night

[@thejorobal]

Joel I’m curious who is your favorite scary story narrator?

[@oglelo1139]

These are the very good.

[@Lailas776]

Thanks a millie! 🎉

[@EmilysCrimeCorner]

@letsread dude we need more ww2 stories u are the best dude keep it up

[@bluefreya3565]

The dragonfly sounds like a really bad anxiety attack. Why someone would want to willing go through that is crazy. 😢

[@markrayne5382]

The first story sounds like the plot to a movie I watched before, based in a small town in which a lynch mob goes after a man whom they think abducted a little girl, but turns out he didn’t and was innocent, anyone know the movie? I’ve been trying to find the title of it for over a decade now

[@Scribbler-i2c]

True detective!?

[@markrayne5382]

@@Scribbler-i2c was way before true detective, probably around 2004-2007

[@Mardi-Shorts-DevonGirlUK]

Was the little girls body found in snow? And the person, the town wanted to hurt was someone with learning difficulties?

[@markrayne5382]

@@Mardi-Shorts-DevonGirlUK you could be right, it was based in a rural US setting I believe, if that's the one?

[@user-tu6td7ky8m]

Was it a time to kill? Or maybe to kill a mocking bird?

[@vdawg8401]

I've done plenty of drugs and psychedelics so I love to hear story's of them and you can always tell when ones just a story and when ones a real experience and the story of the guy doing dragon fly is one that seems so real but also as he says you never actually hallucinate real tangible life forms and objects unless you are asleep like why doing DMT or passing out while on a high dose of shrooms and this one is just so strange I very much want to believe it's real but I've also never heard of dragon fly after all the years of using psychedelics it makes me want to try that while camping or somewhere where I wouldn't have to drive for a few days or go to work

[@vdawg8401]

Okay I made this comment while listening to the story and after finishing it I retract my previous notion of wanting to try this 😅 the gem ended up being some random guys tooth.. alright now I don't even believe this

[@melissamoonchild9216]

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[@RockerRed]

Love you KZbinJoel!💙💗💙

[@APinkkkkk]

I’m new to this channel and podcast. Do all of these stories also end up on the podcast? I don’t wanna listen to this and then the pod comes and I already heard them.