My Town Has ONE RULE: Never Go In The Fog

[@etorres4u]

It drives me crazy when people in these stories always seem to decide not to give essential information. What would it have cost then to just tell him the fog makes you see things?

[@JhadeSagrav]

the "miscommunication" trope is so frustrating. too many plots hinge on one tidbit of info not being told.

[@susiefoxy8130]

Then they think you are a froot loop and do it anyway!

[@the7thseven873]

@@susiefoxy8130 I’d rather the person not believe in the tales and go anyway, Instead of the miscommunication trope. If she had told him everything from the start and he went anyways, then the person actually tried their best to convince the other person to not go.

[@learninghowto101]

Agreed.. i came across a lot of these kind of stories. Never telling what will happen, if only they did then they could've saved a lot of trouble.

[@tozu777]

​@@JhadeSagravI think it boils down to "it's too difficult to explain", "we thought you already knew", or "we don't even know, no one knows..." It's creepier to keep things vague. Some work and others don't.

[@YoYOOto]

All of this could've been avoided if you told the dude the fog has halucinagenic phone call abilities

[@failegion7828]

Guessing no one knew about that part or that those who do find out can't talk about it out of fear of exposing their deeds.

[@Solanin0803]

Why would I do that? Way funnier this way

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@gazepskotzs4 This reminds me of The Fog horror movie.

[@gazepskotzs4]

@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 it does indeed!

[@NaBa.O3O]

The first guy he met (the one having trouble with his truck) did mention that phones didn't work within the fog. If the MC had kept that in mind, things might have ended differently. But he didn't.

[@krawlspacekustoms]

A SHOTGUN…in the GLOVE COMPARTMENT? Well that took me out of the story for a minute… and then “bullet” from a shotgun. I’m surprised Lighthouse didn’t catch that and correct it in the narration

[@dr.darkely7289]

Sawed off shotgun maybe? They also make rounds called slugs that would be a solid piece of led instead of buckshot.

[@niki4013]

Lol I thought the same thing!😂

[@j0917DW]

Hell of a glove compartment!!! 😂 I was thinking the same thing.

[@GorblinRat]

​@@dr.darkely7289 yep, this

[@Kyle-vg2io]

Even sawed off, it'd be pretty big, even for the middle seat part.

[@Aequitas_RJ]

Every single one of these "rules" stories is like the opening to It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia; "My town has ONE RULE: Never go in the fog... So, I went into the fog...." I decided to go into the woods to pee... I decided to call out to the weird tall man with no face. "Hey, are you alright?!"

[@bzchnt3143]

*turns and faces you, just a blank face* *gurgle gurlge blip blop blooop fart*

[@MostrandomM_toexisttoday]

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

[@alphooey]

😂 just commented on that. I’d have just squatted by the door. Admittedly, I wouldn’t have bothered heading back for a break in at my house.

[@secpancake]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@emilysigmund1255]

Ok... when 'Jean' showed up and offered to drive, it seemed obvious to ask 'um, where is YOUR car?' Its not like she could have WALKED there! And the guy waking up to the car begging for help WOULD have understood why you can't. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't get the nerve to ask anyone for help, either.

[@choco_cookies6862]

But the plot twists at the end means they were both real not imposters

[@LexiA0327]

Thank you!I was so confused I was thinking didn't she drive 🤔 what happened to her car.

[@liamnehren1054]

yeah it's a plot hole@@choco_cookies6862 there was plenty of indications that she was fake, same with the gun armed driver, his car wasn't working yet he was all of a sudden way further along the way, she likewise teleported to where he was or there was more of a time aspect to the story then the gun guy thinking more time had past and he got a call without even being in the fog... twice... the first time he was even awoken by the call which makes no sense.

[@Bluesit32]

@@choco_cookies6862 But where was her car?!

[@jerric1228]

For me that was a plot hole too. The guy supposedly teleported, and Jean appeared out of nowhere. They could have added a sentence about her leaving her car behind so they could go together. If the fog merely messes with your perception, that doesn't explain how the guy changed locations like that. And to add to that, how/why did he get the false phone call luring him in when he was inside? Does the fog psychicly know who it can lure out, but also inexplicably let him leave alive when it could have easily taken him?

[@Embermoon91]

I honestly don't blame the dude for not coming foward. None of it was his fault; he got tricked because of the hallucinations and Jean had warned him beforehand not to go into the fog but didn't tell him why so his reactions that night were only natural out of fear and self preservation.

[@concernedemployee5406]

Ya I felt bad for him but they wouldn't tell him why. He was all paranoid and fearful

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@concernedemployee5406 At least he was ok. This would be a good horror movie I totally watch it.

[@mejamesme1]

Who the hell needs to be told not to drive in think a** fog!!!! he doesn't even know the road at all. the ones who life there don't even drive on it at night, yet alone fog. He was offered free stay at a friends house, he had no were to be in the morning. either you kick your guest out of your house with enough time for them to make it home before its 10 PM or 12pm depending on the rout and the night life or they are staying over night. No way i feel bad for him. he had 0 reason to leave his friends house, they were having a good time the whole time. most of our family members tells us at a young age not to drive at night if we can help it, thats why only the cities have drives at night but mainly on the main streets were many other humans are populating. also convertibles, most of us are told by our parents a convertible wont protect you in a car accented. that's why we mainly only ever see them in movies and even then we hardly see them. name an action movie that uses a convertible for a get away, i'll wait.

[@ItzYeboiGamez]

I think you forgot the part that he was told that his apartment got broken in to… he was worried

[@Embermoon91]

Exactly. That was another trick.

[@tylerwaffles21]

“Sorry I never told you that the things can manipulate and distort your perception.” Geez I love when people in these stories just leave out important details like that 🙄

[@AngelDust6969]

Well, spoiler alert, that was actually the manipulation talking. And he didn't even need to know that in order to NOT drive at night on a foggy day, he was an idiot.

[@TDOPB]

Yeah, why DON'T these characters just give you ALL the info? Like: "Yeah let me be super cryptic about this extremely dangerous hallucinogenic fog. That'll end well!"

[@maalikserebryakov]

Yeah, yeah. Why do you say Yeah so much

[@TDOPB]

@@maalikserebryakov I said it twice. Calm down.

[@the7thseven873]

@@TDOPB That miscommunication was a real cheap play. She did him dirty😂 If I was the guy I would have cussed her out to hell and back for leaving such crucial information out. Also, why the heck did she go into the fog to look for him if she was well aware of it's supernatural oddities? That was just unbelievably stupid. She lived there for many years and is well aware how it twists people’s perceptions of reality. How the heck did she expect to get him out of there? Story felt forced Unacceptable.

[@TwentyNineJP]

Yeah, I grew up with Tule fog and I know that people will ignore warnings even if it means cracking open the driver's door now and then to look for the yellow line in the road.

[@shadow-cringe]

He probably wouldn't have believed them

[@crimsoneclipse0618]

Oh wow, this is a great story. That 2nd call to warn him is such a nasty move, what a way to play on tropes and expactations to subvert it.

[@shswnacallison7706]

EXACTLY! The best Fictional story teller!

[@GreatNewsVideo]

terrible story...makes no sense that girl came out to get him and left her car in the middle of the road.....

[@the7thseven873]

Nah, sorry. I must disagree. Doesn't make sense. A rational well function thinking human being would do their best to convince the other person not to go. Especially if they are about walk into something paranormal and well known in the community. Especially if it's paranormal 🗣(That Kills People!) Would you not strife to tell someone about the paranormal happenings? Especially if your grandpa experienced it and he himself told you about it. Would you not effectively explain this to the poor fella that plans on heading to his potentially horrific untimely demise? I know it's supposed to be fiction, but the story doesn't have the believability factor that other fictional horror stories got. This one is not believable. The shotgun in the glove compartment, I forgave that. But the girl not telling him what he's dealing with, took me out of the story.⚡️

[@ArtemisRavencroft]

@@the7thseven873 Would you believe someone who warned you about a paranormal danger? The majority of people would be highly dismissive or skeptical, some of them even with proof. It makes sense that they gave a logical answer, to try to convince him. Had anyone told him the boogeyman would get him, he might have laughed and tried to go straight home. People just don't take things like that seriously, most of the time. I've had to do the same thing to keep family safe (although they're all pretty open minded *now*.)

[@the7thseven873]

@@ArtemisRavencroft It depends on how you tell someone. For example, she could have said something like: “The fog has a weird substance in it, it messes with electronics and causes visual and auditory hallucinations. We have been advised to avoid the fog at all cost, because people that go in there keep dying unexpectedly. We don't know what it is, but we suspect it may be related to a chemical leak. It's been plaguing our town for years. If you value your life, I'd strongly advise you do not go... Wait for that fog to subside... You can stay at my place and leave in the morning when it's gone.” Instead of. “The fog causes many accidents. Don't go there. You can stay at my place.”😑 Notice on the first one I didn't mention anything about ghosts or aliens or Boogyman. But the way it is said. Any rational-thinking person would avoid that. Cuz the last thing you'd want is to be exposed to a hazardous chemical substances that fucks with your mind. There were so many ways she could have communicated the severity of that fog. A surfaced level warning like The fog is dangerous isn't a strong enough argument to deter someone from going. Many people drive through fog and are fine. But if we are told that the fog has an unknown substance that causes people to hallucinate and causes unexpected death. I can guarantee not many people would risk going. Would you?

[@wwlightnin]

Spoiler Alert! Crazy story! I didn't see that ending coming. I was pretty sure the roommate hadn't actually called but I thought that would be the big surprise. Boy was I wrong.

[@Daemon_Black]

No hate man I just am on the phone and can’t not see the first comment next time if you could drop a spoiler warning it’s be appreciated imma drop a like to have a good one

[@rtempest12]

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[@Vix2066]

​@@rtempest12 😂 always check the comments AFTER.

[@pinkfurret6245]

​@@Vix2066 On mobile there is a section which shows a comment before the video starts, kinda hard to avoid.

[@Vix2066]

@@pinkfurret6245 I'm on android and as soon as it loads I click full screen🤷‍♀️ simples

[@oneenigma4u]

Cool twist of event story but there's some things that need answering. Number one. He went off Into the Woods and then ran back toward his car and bumped into it. His coworker. Did she even have enough time to get there. Did she drive there? If so why did she get out of a car. Why did they both get into his truck and leave her car Behind. Logically wouldn't it have made more sense for her to lead the way with her hazards on and him following? Next thing when he left the gas station heading home. How is it that he came across the same guy that was broke down before the gas station. He would have had her gone back in the wrong direction in order for that to happen. Yet we're supposed to magically believe this guy transported himself and is broke down vehicle in front of him.

[@TheRobe-]

Right? Also when he ran into her wasn’t he still a bit inside the woods? She left her car and walked into the woods?

[@MrJerichoPumpkin]

@@TheRobe- my 2 cents? The narrator did nothing. He never met the real Jeane, and he didn't shot the other guy. He always interacted with shapeshifters. That got to Jeane as she was trying to catch up to him, and also shot the other man as he was alone in the fog. Then they made it appear that the narrator was the one doing it, so that he would be consumed by guilt.

[@Peterminator-nj3od]

I actually thought that the guy he first met was a fake and the the guy he met the second time was the real guy but how come he know about the interaction they they had earlier as they were definitely not the same guy due to different eye colours

[@MrSasukeSusanoo]

The truck guy said he should've get out of the fog a long time ago, so the fog has some property to alter space

[@nodansland303]

​@@Peterminator-nj3od no it was the same guy. The narrator hallucinated the eye color and then attacked thr other guy. Jean catching him in the woods was odd, but both of their perceptions could have been altered.

[@cara9648]

I wondered which one would be the "real" Jeane. What a twist.

[@TheEternityForce]

To fix the number of glaring plot holes, my headcanon is that Owen's an unreliable narrator - induced by a fit of bad panic attacks. Maybe he finally snapped, unaliving Jean and the truck dude, reasoning "Fog" is the culprit when it reality its his lapse in memories.

[@RedrumZombies]

Schizophrenia?

[@Smallestpenis]

Or maybe the writer just sucks.

[@jimjamjimjam7700]

Ah, you mean brain fog!

[@stephonmanny7555]

Yeah I’m still wondering how the friend got there. Did she drive a car and just left it in the fog. Because she appeared out of nowhere.

[@CalsGirl97]

Sad when head cannon has to fix bad writing.

[@jackalina91]

After this story- I’m absolutely not driving down any highway in the fog ever again! Thank you Stephen for the much needed mental health breaks that your channel provides & truly I feel that you are at the top of your game, (so to speak) your character voices are flawless & the production likewise. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😎✌️

[@deacondawg1416]

The protagonist is an idiot. Risks his life and sanity for stuff he knows is definitely gone.

[@jackalina91]

@@deacondawg1416 it’s just a story . It doesn’t matter, & anyway ppl do stupid things all the time don’t they? 😎✌️

[@user-kq1zh4io7o]

Cringe

[@corrinaallman4338]

Great story. That twist at the end was awesome. Makes me think twice about driving in the fog at night.

[@ChristopheRobyn]

Great story!! That was one huge glove compartment though 😂

[@benjamincypress83]

That was my first comment. Late to the game as always.

[@michelelyons9410]

This was a fabulous story! You have to wonder what kind of malevolent entity is warping minds to get people to hurt and kill each other. And why it is confined to the fog and this location. Jean, the girl in the story, mentioned that her grandfather was traumatized by an experience in the fog. You have to wonder if it was something like this. Also, the police failure to really investigate either death in the fog that night makes you wonder if they have had such deaths before, and know that the people who might have committed the crimes are really innocent, having been manipulated, like the protagonist. Also, it seems that the fog entity targets people who don't know about it. The first call that the protagonist got, about a break in that never happened, was no where near the fog or the highway. Was the entity taking advantage of his ignorance, when everyone else knew to stay out of the fog? The narrator's voice is wonderful, with amazing cadence and tone, doing different characters, leading the action. His narration is marvelous, far better than a lot of professional voice actors I have heard.

[@mejamesme1]

why do people think they can help when they have no super powers, no money to pay a group of people to assist, the cops will do it far better. Use your phone to call the cops, not your friend who is not even licensed to own a gun. f they can call you they can call their local police department. stop acting like you can arrive faster and do more than the cops. Also why does he feel the need to go over there? its not like hes going to protect the house ? if anything the vicomtes should just get a motel for the night. was he planing on spending the night in an allready broken in house

[@Shock_Treatment]

It's probably a politician.

[@kentworch]

Thank you so much Stephen for the awesome pasta tonight. This was amazing and definitely made my night. Top notch narration as always and an amazing story. Kinda thought that he might have ran over the real one, but almost never does that happen. Definitely not a cliche. Props to the author and thank you so much for the top notch quality in the narration.🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@mckaylyolivia4942]

Just saw this come up as I’m trying to find something to listen to while I draw

[@nevermorehollows]

My son and I are also both artists. He got me hooked on listening to these stories while we draw. I was afraid it would distract me, but it doesn't!

[@zombiebullshark3834]

Few hundred? The ambulance alone is like 2k in America

[@Auntiehoney217]

5k

[@peeflaps]

3-5k minimum

[@chriscarter1177]

Helicopter ride or vidalink is 18,000

[@The_MightyBear]

Meanwhile in Norway, we have free healthcare😅 And I'm so grateful, considering my girlfriend has just spent 3 weeks in a medical induced coma in the ICU, during this time she has among many other things undergone 17 surgeries, 11 hyperbar treatments and is currently in a physical rehabilitation clinic to get her back on the feet. For all this, all we have paid and will ever pay is a ~$20 fee for the initial consultation with the doctor that sent her to the ER. And even that small fee could be void if we spend ~$350 a year on prescription medicine, regular doctor appointments and or physical therapy, psychiatry and what not.

[@sylviamaresca8852]

Why so expensive ?

[@lavasharkandboygirl9716]

I’m so confused, how did Gene get to the him so quickly without a car???

[@galenjones9529]

Right? Definite plot hole.

[@advena996]

I took it to mean he was hallucinating/the fog was messing with his mind somehow. So then he didn't see Gene's car, when it was in fact there, just like he did hear the phone calls that didn't happen, and saw the guys pupils as grey when they were presumably normal.

[@EdgeOfNowhere2024]

Yeah the point is that the fog caused supernatural and paranormal activity

[@galenjones9529]

@@EdgeOfNowhere2024 Except that it was the real Gene that got killed. Not an illusion from the fog. Which means she'd need her vehicle to get out there.

[@Peterminator-nj3od]

And why did Jean became so aggressive and tried to get in to car forcefully when he tried to escape at the pit stop

[@starsilverinfinity]

It sounds like, at the End there. . . He didnt make it back home He traveled through the Fog and slipped sideways into another reality Think about it The weirdo Jeana he ran over and the dude who tried to kill him in the back seat - both of them were dead in the world he returned too. His friend didnt know of any break in and conveniently the cameras as the joint he stopped at weren't working (electronics act weird around supernatural stuff) It'd make more sense than him making it back and the fog having the additional ability of making fake phone calls. . .while y ou arent in the fog

[@agnesstokes1078]

I remember Stephen King's 'The Mist' that's when I started to be suspicious of fog this reminded me of that😂😂😂

[@nevermorehollows]

For real! Me too! Never trust the fog! And of course the movie The Fog.

[@mrfoxypants809]

Bro that twist was absolutely nuts I never even questioned the calls hope to hear more stories this good soon

[@chriscarter1177]

I definitely need one of those glove compartments

[@advena996]

"bigger on the inside" like the TARDIS or Mary Poppin's handbag lol

[@ImAnEmergency]

The hell kind of glove compartment fits a shotgun

[@dakotawhitemane3507]

A sawed-off shotgun comes to mind. Be a tight fit depending the amount sawed off and the size of the glove box.

[@alphooey]

Just commented on that.

[@TheStuart-of-Cosby]

It's Always a good evening when Mr Lighthouse Horror himself gives us another new narration. Thanks for the story my Friend

[@midnighttales980]

Ohh my god I just finished it last week . Thanks for narrating it

[@starsilverinfinity]

This was. . .interesting What sort of workmates dont tell their friends when a literal paranormal event which could risk their life rolls into town??? Like if you dont want to sound crazy, then say something that'll keep the fear in them or something - god damn Then the Jean thing and all the other stuff. . . Liked the premise but theres alot of holes in the plot

[@the7thseven873]

So many holes, you'd think it was Swiss cheese. Ok. I think I finally got all the frustration out of my system. The story didn't sit right with me. Had me going around replying to many comments showing my frustration. By now people might think I'm hating. 😩 At least some people will know what I'm talking about.

[@jasonbuckley1510]

I really enjoyed this one. Wasn't expecting him to get home and not be a break in

[@brittanyburns456]

Yay! Always happy when you post :) I’m going to savor this story like a nice Chianti, maybe with some Fava beans

[@nevasoba5953]

Ur story selection is master class. Always good , and your narrations are impeccable.

[@kervin1693]

Mmm, i guess it is in theory a good twist. But uh, yhere are a few issues. Like spacial issues. Where did her car go? Why did she leave it? How did the guy outpace the truck on foot?

[@DamonNomad82]

The narration was spot-on, as always. The plot, however, had holes like a Swiss cheese that someone had been firing a shotgun at. First, there's the fact that the calls and text that the MC's roommate made about the break-in happened at Jean's apartment, so they would have been outside of the influence of the fog. Also, the text would have still been there. Next, If the Jean that the MC bumped into in the woods and ran over trying to escape from was the real Jean, the timing makes no sense. If she was driving her own car to reach the MC, wouldn't she have continued driving it and had MC follow in his car rather than both of them getting into his car with her driving and just abandoning her own car and it not even being mentioned? If she set out from her apartment on foot, how could she have gotten to the place where MC was so quickly? It would probably have taken her until morning to walk to where he had driven to. The same is true in the case of the man in the truck. If he had walked to catch up to where the MC had driven to, (with at least two bursts of panic-induced speed), it should have taken much longer. If he had managed to finally start his truck and drive that far, why was he needing to hitch a ride with MC?

[@lyndahilton6871]

There are many story narrators on UTube but NONE of them provide the quality and abilty to make you feel like you are there in the story like you do. Can't wait for the next one. ❤❤

[@sheevpalpatine6466]

You don't listen to a lot of creepypasta channels do you😒

[@GlaciesA]

Goddamn that was clever, what we thought was real was the fog didnt expect that at all, so well written

[@-JaggedGrace-]

can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not

[@GlaciesA]

@@-JaggedGrace- I'm not lol I legit didn't expect him to be running over the actual girl and killing the car guy

[@-JaggedGrace-]

@@GlaciesA Yeah I didn't either, that made me kinda sad actually

[@TENZEN._.]

I like the fog 🌫️ & this one is sounding like a good one! Thank you Stephen! ☁️👊😎☁️

[@nancyM1313]

👍🏼💙🕊

[@TENZEN._.]

@@nancyM1313 👊😎💗🕊️

[@stucook8622]

Thanks for the story. Some kind of glove compartment you can pull a pump shotgun out of...lol

[@advena996]

Yeah I guess the dude had a REALLY customized truck. Or else the MC hallucinated that the shotgun was in the glove compartment to start with lol.

[@solalabell9674]

I’ve always wanted one of these ‘fake people ’ type stories to wind up with the twist I mean it’s so intuitive to have the fake people be the real people made to spear fake

[@jerry_hawkins7164]

He pulled a shotgun out of the glove compartment???? 😂😂 Rocket Raccoon sized?

[@Xbalanque84]

A thought occurs. How exactly did whatever malicious phenomenon is at work affect his phone while he was inside at Jean's? Based on the presentation, it seems to imply that its related to the fog itself and is somehow mitigated by staying indoors. Did someone leave a window open? Because while Owen did step out on the porch to take the call, the call and text that prompted him to step outside occurred first. If that mechanic came into effect, that Jean either making sure all the doors and windows are shut or writing Owen going through the motions of opening one. Either way, Jean and Ben seriously dropped the ball in this situation, especially Jean. One would think that if she was willing to go to those lengths to keep Owen safe, she'd take a little time to explain _why_ people in her town insisted on staying indoors during fogs and the rules for getting through it. This is especially important if the hallucinations/glamor/mind reading/mimicry of the fog occur even indoors/without the fog having to work its way inside, as she would logically know what both of them would be in for that night. And unfortunately, I can't tell if this detail/possible logical inconsistency is the result of an oversight by Jean or the author.

[@yomogami4561]

fog is no joke. i grew up in southern wv and worked at a professional outdoor theater in a state park the first summer after i learned to drive. perfect conditions in the mountains for heavy fog so difficult to drive in. my first two winters were during the the winters of 1976 & 77 which were the worst snows of my life. of the two i'd prefer the snow to fog, especially, if there's 'things' in the fog

[@scruffyscribbles8334]

Is there going to be a continuation of the voodoo shop series? It has been my favorite bedtime storie💚💚

[@fehrankitchin748]

Love seeing new stories pop up! Makes my day ❤ Thankyou!!

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

Lighthouse always has a new fresh story. He never does a repeat. Him & Creepy Ghost Stories are the best.

[@rtempest12]

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[@tiffanybenefield1980]

@@rtempest12 Hope you have a wonderful week😇😇😇

[@bradleyjohnson896]

Definitely a better one I've heard recently (from several channels). I appreciate the story, with sincerity. .....And here's the "but"..... How, in The Unholy Hell, can you possibly grab a Shotgun from a Glove box?!? How?!? Hahaha! An enjoyable story though. For certain.

[@nevermorehollows]

LOL. I was thinking the same thing. But this channel is excellent and doesn't make many mistakes like that.

[@rzrhed8728]

Why does this narrator always make me feel like a friend is reading to me? Thank you, Voice Guy!

[@nevermorehollows]

Well said! But that's one of the things that draws you in.

[@andrewhall7176]

The bit about the work atmosphere is so familiar: I used to work at a bookshop and the atmosphere was great. The pay wasn't very good though, and I now have an office job which pays better but is much less enjoyable.

[@raysilvern]

The warning should be that the whole town is unsafe because of 'the fog' since ***SPOILER WARNING*** the first contact inside the house that got him moving was fake. That, or the guy just created that all up inside his head to cope with stress and guilt.

[@havinesun720]

They should make a movie based on this! Wow! Love it ♥♥♥♥

[@teresareynolds4364]

That's a freaky fog. The guy in the truck just pulled a shotgun out of the glove compartment, WT?

[@Cybernaut76]

You know shotguns fit in glove compartments in creepypastas but not in real life.

[@debsplayford3180]

You are 200% the best storyteller I've ever listened to. I love listening to you.

[@nevermorehollows]

Agreed. Love the voice, the inflection. It draws you in.

[@tramarthomas6105]

Had to check on the Xbox! That's the excuse the story writer gave the character, after several warnings? Wtf

[@galenjones9529]

It's poorly written. Shotgun in the glovebox, Gene spontaneously showing up on the highway without a vehicle. Willing to risk unsafe drive for an Xbox. While better than the average work done by a teenager, it's not by much.

[@the7thseven873]

Not the beloved Xbox😭 life is not worth living without it. I must risk my life to save my Xbox!🌫🏃 That story is something else😂

[@thorin693]

Shotgun out of a glove box? Somebody doesn't know guns.

[@CoriMultipass]

Ughhh this was such a good one!!!! Really great narration!!

[@aplusservice]

Anyone who texts you "call me now" instead of just texting what they want to say is a literal (fog-dwelling) monster.

[@jonmendelson1104]

Any time I see/hear the phrase "call me now" I think "for your free tarot reading."

[@nevermorehollows]

LOL! I know, right? No every time someone texts me to call them, I'm gonna be thinking what you wrote.

[@cossacktwofive4974]

Paranormal being tricked the story's main character in going out to the fog by saying his house was broken in by thieves and was very worried about his Xbox.

[@angeladawn72]

And as always great narration I truly love to listen to you read the stories and the different voices you make for the different characters

[@ScullyPop]

You have such a RELAXING voice.

[@lavuntecolquitt]

BRO this was a CRAZY ride with the most BEASTLY of ends... Keep killin it

[@_TP_101]

And to think how excited I would get driving through fog...LH just took the fun out of it with this story :( lol all good, I enjoyed this one as well...Thank You LH!

[@JhadeSagrav]

_And then and then and then we both reached for_ _we both reached for the gun!_ -Chicago musical

[@dawnchance1475]

The guy with the gun that can run like the Flash for miles is impressive. If that guy is the Flash - he is fine. Don't worry about it.

[@newtonianromance]

After picking up 26 hitch-hikers along the horror road with all attempting to kill me...I started to think I might not pick up the next one...

[@Woodsy375]

Ok this was an awesome one. Kudos to the author and narrator

[@apitapi]

But the fog is so concealing, it makes me feel safe.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

yez do through fog evsry thibg has radar or lidar adovica syetens canèa see tgred fog go sloew watch radar oblyy

[@rtempest12]

​@@sharonbraselton4302 Hi Sharon, can you please Rewrite/Fix Your Spelling.. 👾👻 🇨🇦

[@just1luckyguy229]

Yo, looks like we found the impostor!

[@TheWyldman937]

Thank you lighthouse your amazing

[@jbeach12078]

another, evening made better because of an upload by the best narration channel on this platform. stephen, its so awesome your pushing 435k subs. that # grows with every video.

[@gazepskotzs4]

Ikr i really hope for him to reach the 1 million quickly. He is the best one on youtube imo.

[@durantaylor4086]

I got a feeling that the same people who keep bullet firing shotguns in the glove compartment are the same ones who refer to pistols as military style battle rifles.

[@susanbutler2542]

Good evening hope you’re doing well thank you for the great stories God bless you and your family honey❤

[@LisaLisa001]

This was such a good story, so many twists. Thank you!!!

[@achuris77]

Who the Hell walks INTO the woods to get better cell reception? 🙄

[@NykaneA]

Wonderful narration as always Lighthouse. Spoilers: Man, there's nothing you can do at this point. The stuff is already gone, cops are likely to be gone by the time you get there to report anything. Nothing you can do at 2am that you can't do after the fog clears and you're more alert. Especially when you know people have accidents in that area often even with clear visibility. However, we wouldn't have stories if people were logical. I'm not even going to blame Jean, who the frick would believe in halogenic fog? Most people would shrug it off and think you're nuts. Makes sense to stick to "That road is too dangerous" Anything else and you potentially lose your credibility.

[@Xbalanque84]

And this is why you always press your friends if they start acting spooked. If they say "you wouldn't believe me if I told you," you say "try me."

[@kiryuuyuuzuki7302]

As always, great narration. Keeps me excited until the next story you narrate comes out. I hope you to see you on podcasts soon :)

[@marqueldeaneee]

He never said exactly how else his mental health broke down and maybe he was starting to hear voices and see things. That’s what could be why he seen what he seen in the fog sadly.

[@DustinBarlow8P]

Can't wait for the "Started a New Job, where some messed up crap happens in the Dark/Fog/Rain, and my co-workers, instead of being extremely vague, actually let me know about it before the night it actually happened" story! Gonna be dope! lol

[@DhirC35]

I thought this was a giveaway to all but i guess not. When the guy he 1st met talked about the phones dont work but he got calls i was super skeptical

[@chazlewis8114]

This was one of the absolute best stories so far. Fantastic work.

[@Nonster87]

Good story, no crap cliffhanger or anything.

[@coyoteodinkar5548]

I'd be horrified too if I saw someone capable of pulling a shotey of the glove box lol.

[@babs340]

Wow, didn't see that ending coming. Good story and narration,

[@gingereden546]

That guy has a HUGE glove compartment! 😂

[@rookiedraptor571]

That sound you hear is me titty slapping the like button before even listening cos LIGHTHOUSE ROCKS!

[@Hajiroku]

The first phone call is an obvious ploy but the rest actually caught me off guard.

[@nicoleross356]

Yay! I love your stories!❤

[@ScaerieTale]

... I live in a town on a highway 23, and it can get intensely dense fog sometimes. I think I'll just stay home on the next foggy day :P

[@kjracz15]

When locals tell you something to beware of... you listen.

[@minnarosenqvistmr]

I read a book decades ago, that was about a fog also.. i love these!! LHH is amazing!

[@Jesus.H.Christ93]

Steven king did one

[@gamallgaming2681]

This needs to be turned into a movie. This was really good

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

Gamall Gaming That would be sick and epic it be like The Fog and The Mist and John's Original Fog movie but instead of Fog Ghosts the fog causes people to hallucinate.

[@rneustel388]

No fog driving for me, ever! Excellent narration, Stephen!!

[@alexhrtcore]

It depends where you live, smaller middle of nowhere type places have lower prices for medical services if you have no insurance or if you have any many its free.

[@raynightshade8317]

As someone who has driven in incredible dense fog, sometime you cant see more than 5 feet in front of you and you should avoid that regardless of supernatural fog

[@genarosuarez1809]

I love hearing these stories and only wish they were made into movies, keep up the good work I'll be waiting for the next blockbuster 👍

[@the7thseven873]

If they can fix the blatant issues of the story then, yeah, it might turn out to be a good movie.

[@saphire9934]

Fantastic narration as always thank you lighthouse horror 🙏

[@the17thvoyager89]

A lot of people have pointed out the plot holes, and they’re not wrong. I like to think of it as part of the manipulation of the fog though. “It distorts things…” In a dreamlike state we don’t question when things are obviously wrong, it just feels natural

[@waynehewett4017]

Perhaps Jean should have told him about the fog and what was in it when he asked ?

[@daniell1483]

I really enjoyed this one. I did not expect the twist at the end at all! Very bittersweet.

[@canadianjaneoriginal]

I fell asleep to this story and woke up with my fire alarm chirping. Scared me. Forced to climb up and remove it. Now I am paranoid without alarm and can’t sleep right away. Back to listening to this.

[@JawZliN]

How do you fit a shotgun in a glove compartment??

[@Sharkdog11b]

That ending breaks my heart