Emma Chamberlain

But that was kind of that was kind of riveting.

The last story I can think of anyway is probably the most interesting one.

I was on my walk per usual and it was towards the end.

Actually, probably like 20 feet from where the woman yelled at me earlier today.

So I was towards the end of my walk.

It had been peaceful.

It had been wonderful.

And I notice a young man sitting kind of on like the front sort of like planter box.

There was like a planter box in front of this house and he was sitting on it and he had a skateboard and like a backpack and he had all this stuff.

And I was like, huh, I never see young people on my street.

Like it's definitely not, like there's not a lot of kids around.

So it was sort of unusual.

And he caught my eye because I was like, this is weird.

And so I clocked him and then I was like, okay, whatever.

And I kept walking and didn't really think much of it.

I walked past him and all of a sudden I hear, hey.

I was like, is he talking to me?

So I turn around and he was like, what's your name?

So I told him my name.

He was like, come talk to me.