17x11: The Couch Creeper
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What terrifying camping memory does the first storyteller share?
Moro, moro. Hei, ootko tulossa tänään yhteen kokoukseen?
Joo. Ei itse. Jätiks mä avaimata autoa. Mulla on avain kännykäs. Mikä se tunteet? Mulla tää Jail Linus älylukku. No, ethän voi tehdä. Totta kai voi. Noni, moikka.
How did a stranger end up inside the narrator’s flat?
Avaa kotiovi kännykällä. Abloin jeil-linus älykko, myös kerrostalokotiin. Jeil. Yksinkertaisesti turvallista.
What spooky incident occurred to the storyteller in Wisconsin?
Syksy on saapunut normaliin! Ja sitä on syytä juhlia! Pidämme siis ove kiinni, sillä Tobleronen hinta voi viedä mennessään. Hinta Euroen! Säästä nolla euroa! Ja vaikka sataa kaatamalla, patista kuiva shampoo hinta on yhtä sään kestävä kuin aina ennenkin ilman minkäänlaisia alennuksia!
Why did the narrator suspect a murderer was in the car next to them?
Pysyt myös kuivana, kiitos! Oisite teiden 0 prosentin alennuksen, joten antaa syyssäinen tulla. Normaal pysyvästi edulliset hinnat.
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This happened a while ago when I was a kid.
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It was around nineteen ninety nine. I was about ten or eleven years old. Back then, my family and I often would go camping in the summer or fall as a tradition to try and reconnect with each other while soaking up the nature around us. Since it was ninety nine, video games and the internet weren't as popular yet. And I was already more of an adventurous outdoor type of kid. I always appreciated a little journey into the woods to do some deeper exploring.
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Plus, it was always a great opportunity to share moments with my father, mother, and my sister. We often stayed at the same campsite every year. We really liked it because it wasn't too far from home, had well-maintained spots, and featured a pretty big public area. great area with a pool, a park, water fountains for the kids, and general activities that we could do during the day. That year the summer was absolutely beautiful with unbelievable weather, so the camping season ended up being much busier than usual. Sadly, this also meant that our regular campsite was at capacity, and no spots were available for the weekend we planned to go. We were all packed up and dead set on camping, which left my younger sister and me upset about the cancellation, so my father decided to look for another spot as quickly as possible to ensure that we would still have great memories of the trip.
Without being too precise, we were located in Canada, very close to the US border. The region was extremely vast with pretty dense forest all over. My father figured he would easily find something else, but
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If no other official campsite was an option, we would simply explore the woods until we found a secluded spot that looked comfortable enough to pitch a tent and grill some marshmallows over a fire. Surprisingly, it took a very long time to find a good spot that seemed like actual wilderness, as in not land from a private property. And the general terrain was pretty rough, too rough to set up tents. My father had recently purchased a new truck that allowed him to easily maneuver through these deep wooded trails, but this also meant that we ended up further into the forest than we normally would have. In his opinion, it was the perfect occasion to try camping in an actual wild setting. But I remember my mother starting to get uneasy about being so far into some unknown woods.
Given how far we were from the main roads at this point, she started to press my dad to settle on the next acceptable spot. No more than ten or fifteen minutes later we stumbled upon a weirdly clean clearing. The spot was so perfect that it almost seemed out of place. The sun was hitting it in a cinematic way, as if we had just found a small piece of paradise. My sister and I were giggling as we jumped out of the car, and we immediately started to run around while my father and mother unpacked, and set us up for the next few days. My sister and I quickly ended up a bit further down in the woods, but we remained aware of how far we were from the campsite.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What terrifying camping memory does the first storyteller share?
0:00–0:18
2
How did a stranger end up inside the narrator’s flat?
0:18–0:30
3
What spooky incident occurred to the storyteller in Wisconsin?
0:30–0:46
4
Why did the narrator suspect a murderer was in the car next to them?
0:46–1:00
5
What does ‘We’ll See You Later Tonight’ reveal about a creepy encounter?
1:00–1:40
6
How did a school‑aged narrator survive a knife‑wielding threat?
1:40–2:12
7
What happened when the ‘Home Alone’ storyteller was left by themselves?
2:12–3:24
8
Why does the ‘Couch Creeper’ story end with a warning to never meet again?
3:24–1:04:56