Midnight Shift Employees, What’s the Creepiest Experience You’ve Had at Work?

[@SamuelMcAlpin-ft3uu]

I think the AI reader having a stroke during the nursing home section was the end of my being able to take this video seriously.

[@BunkerghustVA]

Well I did a Nightshift job at an old pizzeria back in 93' Mainly the entire time I was there I was stuck in a small, dingy room with a VERY LOUD desk fan that i swear still gives me hearing problems. Not to mention there were 2 large hydrologic doors that shut VERY fast with a button and were very loud when they hit the floor. Now, the creepiest thing that happened during that job was that the animatronic mascots would move during the night, and according to the previous guard, would even try to kill me. Of course, I always kept them out. Here's where the weird part comes in. To conserve energy, the company that owned the building turned off the main generators for the building in turn for secondary generators that used Solar Panels to charge them up (they were the first off their kind to do that.) But that means during my shift, I had to make sure I didn't use too much of the power. One day, I had forgotten to conserve the power, and it ran out. When the power ran out, the lights turned on and the hydrologic doors opened. I thought I was going to be sitting in the dark for the rest of the night, when the main animatronic showed up in the doorway, and started playing Toréador March. My main worry at the time was what that thing was going to do to me, but now my worry is what was a 19th Century French theatre song doing in small dinky pizza place in Utah. So after the clock struck 6 am, I went to the local library and researched it more (I knew it was Carmen from my dad, who love theatre performances) and I translated it, and found a really eerie meaning. "Toreador, en guard! Toreador, Toreador! And dream away, yes, dream in combat, That a black eye is watching you, And that love awaits you." That restaurant was really weird. There would be strange noises at night, it's me would be written on the office windows, and it was just really dark in that building. Not to mention that 5 children went missing at that place in the 1980's. That place was just... Strange.

[@ArtieArchives]

You got me in the first half

[@oSamiSrzo]

Holy... crap... I love this 😅😂 FnaF FTW

[@BunkerghustVA]

@@oSamiSrzo FNAF FTW 🤜🤛

[@varietyaspens]

I knew there was gonna be a FNaF reference here.

[@howdoipickaname9815]

The "animatronic mascots" line is a bit of a giveaway

[@760Miramar]

Not really creepy, but mostly just regulars who I get annoyed of seeing and they all differ. The creepiest was at 9pm and someone called the phone and was asking for me by my legal name and I was playing it like this "No this is the gas station" and to this day I wonder who the hell is calling me and how did they find my jobsite? they never called again since.

[@charlottestreet3301]

That sounds creapy and scary myby the person who called you by your legal name ethith stalked you or pretend to be a family friend and got the information. Life is scary sometimes

[@JamesJohnson-iq5wb]

lmao it said "physc" as fish

[@Mr.andMrs.Smith_0420]

That's because they spelled it wrong lol, it's psych ;)

[@ethanlyons4944]

Or shift as "shit"

[@hannahmetzger4880]

That last story was actually funny as Hell to me. 😂.

[@ryanewald9740]

Worked nights in a factory lab for three years. Nothing creepy. But i got alot of calls from scammers who are to stupid to realize they called a factory's lan-line phone

[@kendoruslink7017]

Don't do drugs, kids.

[@l3tt3rbox]

Bye, for now