What is this shit?

@BoozeandBoos

4 ай бұрын

You're new favorite KZread channel to dislike but continue to listen to for some reason and then whine about anything and everything in the comment section 💯😊 Duh!

@vickimingus9281

4 ай бұрын

LOL My son had 2 paper routes@@BoozeandBoos

@luckiestunluckypersonever4278

4 ай бұрын

If you think this is shit then I guess you could say that I love this shit. 🩷 😂

@null_value89

3 ай бұрын

Judith, get off the internet, and make sure your daughter brings you your alzheimer's medication 😂

@zsmith4853

3 ай бұрын

​@@BoozeandBoos Good response. 👍 LMAOOOO.

30 years ago I moved from upstate NY to TN. I got a job at a furniture factory that was about 30 miles away and over a steep mountain road. Almost right away a nice, sweet lady who worked there and lived near the town I lived in came and asked me if she could ride to work with me. Seems her husband told her to ask "that Yankee woman for a ride, because those Yankees know how to drive in the snowy weather". I had to laugh, but he was absolutely right. Miss Peggy was petrified to drive in the snow and I'm glad they had that much faith in me. I always got her home safely.

I'm a Mainer and we always get so excited about maine being mentioned! And maine really is one giant Stephen King setting 😂

@Fancymanfromsomewhere

6 ай бұрын

Is Mainer really what you call yourselves???

@SnowflakeHenri1

6 ай бұрын

I've loved Stephen King's stories ever since I discovered his books. I wish I could have visited Maine when I was younger but alas I have been living in Northern California all my life. I love it here .

@mnight207

6 ай бұрын

I need to swing by Maine

@ericgraves2923

6 ай бұрын

Main-NAH- remember no r at the end. I was born in Maine, and my parents recently moved back. I'm do for a visit!

@MGS.037

6 ай бұрын

I always think about “once upon a time” when Maine is mentioned 😂

Winter driving is always terrifying. I have an AWD SUV and it's usually great, but not in extremely slick conditions such as ice. A couple weeks back I hit a patch of ice on roads that were otherwise fine and quickly lost control and ended up in a farmer's field. Luckily for me it hadn't yet snowed, so I just drove back onto the road, but boy did it shake me up!

@nicholasszabo5954

5 ай бұрын

You can have 4WD and the best snow tires in existence, if you hit ice, none of it will matter.

currently listening to this before bed as a snowstorm is raging on outside

For those of us who could do without the cold weather months, these stories are true horror! I remember getting a call one night when i lived on a mountain in a far northern state which had deep snow for months of the year. Someone who'd been plowing the steep narrow road that served as our driveway needed a jump at the base of the mountain. Little else could have gotten me to drive down that night as i never risked it alone during the winter. There were steep ravines beside portions of the twisty road. Things went fine until i got to the last and steepest stretch, when my Expedition began an uncontrolled & rapid slide downhill towards the large plow truck directly in the road at the base of the mountain! There was no way to brake and at nearly the last moment, i managed to turn my vehicle to plow right into a snowdrift off the road, which managed to stop the uncontrolled slide as well as preventing an accident. Probably kept from totaling my vehicle and possibly saving my life. Meanwhile, i moved to a southern state. :)

@juniper9251

6 ай бұрын

As a Carolinian who fought through 4 miserable winters in Colorado... I feel this. 😂

@lorettajoy7275

6 ай бұрын

@@juniper9251 I feel for you and am glad you are in more moderate conditions! lol

@juniper9251

6 ай бұрын

@lorettajoy7275 the day we finally finished packing it was -13, snowing, and we lived on a 3rd floor walk up. I sat down in the floor of our empty apartment and broke down in tears. We stayed in a hotel less than a mile away that night. 😆

@lorettajoy7275

6 ай бұрын

@@juniper9251 Brrr....that's freezing, and i can almost feel it. I'm glad the hotel was available nearby! 🔥

@WhispersFromTheDark

5 ай бұрын

Bless your heart. I'm SO glad you made it out of that ok. And equally glad you don't have to deal with that ever again. It might get hotter than hell, here in Texas but it's a very rare thing that we have weather that bad. Maybe once or twice every 20 years or so. Stay safe, thinking about you... from Texas.

I can totally agree that time slows down when you are almost crashing at high speed on ice. Two seconds, can feel like ten. What the brain is capable of in dangerous situations, feels insane

@PippaAT

5 ай бұрын

It is the same being thrown from a horse.

This is why homophobia is dangerous and not just someone's "beliefs". The man ended his son's life without a second thought over it. Imagine having that much hate in your heart

@wvrjl

6 ай бұрын

I blame organized religion. When you hear people's reasons, it almost always comes to that.

@PRHILL9696

4 ай бұрын

It was a trans who killed people in a church including kids! Trans had the hate and killed so many innocent people. Religion was the victim. And this is from an atheist but that is a fact@@wvrjl

@luckiestunluckypersonever4278

4 ай бұрын

Having that much hate in your heart would seem to me like an early death, due to the amount of unnecessary stresses that you are putting yourself through. But unfortunately the hatred seems to keep people alive, as in too stubborn to die. And I totally disagree that organized religions are breeding the hatred. That’s just silly. What do I know, though? I’m just trying to understand why people think it’s okay to jump to conclusions. Why these same people think it’s okay to belittle and judge others for their own personal beliefs such as their religious beliefs or sexual preference.

@candydale8380

4 ай бұрын

Nevah!!!

@BarryHart-xo1oy

4 ай бұрын

It’s really amazing how murderously reactionary certain people can be.

Great way to end a friday night after tucking myself up in bed.

LOVE winter and winter storys!

I heard you say you have a story guy now! That's wonderful, less stress for you and more narrations for us 😊

@zackgraham6151

6 ай бұрын

❤

@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz

6 ай бұрын

His stories were better before (he had excellent standards which was why I subbed- best of all the chans- at LEAST Mr Nightmare quality level shee-ii’…) , in my opinion- at least so far. But he won’t do paranormal and he had the absolute best paranormal stories of ANY channel. Too bad. If he finally got enough subs then it would AKSHUALLY be worth it, which it ain’ w his current view stats, which sux dogballz. I never get these or pizza delivery stories… though the one where the dominoes dude got there right after they murdered and robbed the Za Hut delivery boi was fkn terrifying… Cheers

Found your page a few months ago when I had gone through literally every Mr Nightmare story to date, and I have to say you’re one of my favorites 🖤

I appreciate the realistic stories on this channel. Im the guy that believes when you die the worms eat you, but I and my family had a situation we had to deal with for almost 4 months. We moved into a home that was, for lack of a better word, haunted. It started with electronic anomalies, like fans, lights, and stereos turning on by themselves. I explained it to my uncle, an elder of our Lutheran church, and he would say and repeat the whole time I would describe the occurrences, “Oh come on”. He became a believer. An incident happened where we were both present and he accused me of “pulling strings”. I reminded hm we are standing 2 feet apart with mugs of beer and I haven’t moved. It wasn’t like the movies. It was most active when we had company regardless if it was day or night. My wife and young son met me at the back door one summer evening when I came home from work, my wife saying she wanted to move. Both she and my 4 year old son said they heard a baby crying throughout the house, this room they enter, then it starts in another room they enter, etc. That was the last straw for me. I ended up taking care of it and we’ve not had another incident in 18 years.

Loving these stories about how scary mother nature can be. I used to love the winter, but as I've gotten older I'm over it and don't want to deal with the snow and extreme cold anymore.

@OtterMunchy

5 ай бұрын

As a 41 yo otter from Vermont…I CONCUR.

This intro is sick scary, but i love it! I appreciate your hard work, to provide us great stories. Good weekend to you and yours Booze&Boss

As a canadian myself, I can agree that these stories are factual and very possible considering winter in most years is a bitch to deal with.

"Absolutely grateful for this captivating audiobook! 🙏🔥 The chilling winter horror stories are a true gem. Thanks a million for sharing this thrilling experience with us!"

Love your consistently high quality and unique stories! Much love and greetings from Germany! 😊

I like these stories. They're like little snippets of other peoples lives, so interesting.

How could you know all the details about a spur of the moment triple homicide? Everyone is dead. Did the dad write a very convenient, deathbed manifesto?

Thank you, B & B, for the great stories!

Love your intro! Cant wait to binge some of your videos while working!

Great encounter stories. Thamks for the upload.

Thank you again for another great video❤❤❤

driving in icy conditions: feet off the pedals and steer gently.

I am all tucked in ready to listen, let's read ❤❤

Couple of these were hilarious non events, channel going ferries in the US are literally built for that shit and MUCH worse. We used to sit in the bows as kids when the sea was coming over the sides and people were puking, it’s better than a roller coaster. You were not “inches” from drowning and the glass breaking, fffs. Good times.

@MoeSlislack

12 күн бұрын

hahaha! a lot of these stories on every channel are all about some wusses perspective I've noticed.

Thank you for another lovely sleep story!

One of the things no one can really feel anymore. The crisp of the morning newspaper. The phone book new pages smell. Not gonna lie, my mom thought she was a strong independent woman capable of making good choices and this was at the end of my parents marriage that mom was trying to prove her value to dad but she failed miserable. She signed up for delivering phone books and before she knew it she took more then she could handle and all of us my three sisters, my sisters bf and his sister, my dad and mom all of us pitched in day in and day out delivering these god damn phone books up and down the houses all over the city. Mom had gotten the money already and blew it, we helped her out because we were still a family. A bit fun I got to drive the truck and my sisters car. I was 14 unlicensed then, my dad said break and my sister almost flew off the truck. Luckily it was two days of effort and that was that. Never again had we ever done that again. Those phone books piled up weighed so much weight.

Thank u lol needed this

This is fantastic!! Cheers

The driving in the snow story: . I live in Washington state when it snows you do not drive forty five miles an hour! Whoever the stepfather was , was an idiot, and should not have allowed that young person to drive at least at those speeds in those conditions!

Where do yall find these stories? Or do yall just make em up as you go??

@suzy8109

6 ай бұрын

Usually the stories written by the readers of the "Cant Sleep" section of Redditt

@LoganMCairnes

6 ай бұрын

Their Reddit and Viewer Sumitted Stories

Love Algonquin park I live 10 minutes away!

Thank you so much for the stories bro 😁 have a great weekend God bless

Some of these were a little overdramatic. The ice can be scary when driving, but losing traction happens twice a week in the winter if you're in the northern US or canada. Also the story with the 40 ft snowbanks, I don't buy that for a second.

A drive in the snow....truly chiling 😂

I don't believe in ghosts or anything paranormal...but the stories of mimics freak me tf out!!! Idk what it is, but the idea of something that impersonates someone you know or even yourself is absolutely horrifying. I'm very glad they're just a horror concept and not real entities!

@PRHILL9696

4 ай бұрын

Paranormal stuff is entertaining, but yes all fictional

That background is beautiful

Love your voice

Have just found your videos Iisten while going to sleep

Have a great weekend everyone ❤

@elbaestridge6503

6 ай бұрын

Thanks ❤.

Multiple Maine stories 🤘

I am new to this channe but I can safely say I a a fan.

With that vehicle driving fast going off the road sounds like the driver had a death wish. I hope the vehicle and driver were found 😢

"Sometimes, rock bottom is actually a catapult"😍

nice

Enjoy your stories and narrative. The rain sounds are not audible enough. Thanks😊

Harsh maybe. I’m lucky to not have experienced this stuff but the first story. PTSD? Really? From hearing 3 gunshots? 13 years old or not, I think that’s a stretch. If the guy had aimed the gun at him or shot at him maybe. Also, story 5 no snow tyres guy. Killing the entire family if you would have collided? How fast was he going in snow? 100? It was technically possible I suppose but very unlikely. People do like to exaggerate it seems.

@JessicaSuedfeld

6 ай бұрын

I think an important factor in the gunshot story is that the boy felt like being at the scene at the time it happened. Also, we cannot compare trauma or assume how any situation might affect someone else, but that's of course easier said than done. Greetings from Germany 😊

@DEAJP10

6 ай бұрын

@@JessicaSuedfeld I still think you are giving him too much credit but OK

@JessicaSuedfeld

6 ай бұрын

@@DEAJP10 fair enough 🌅😊

@PRHILL9696

4 ай бұрын

lol i laughed when he said PTSD as well

I love your channel! 👍🤘Thank you! Thank you! ❤💚❤🎄🎁❤💚❤

BRO IS A GREAT FELLA

Interesting story, is it based on true events? (about 5 and 7 stories)

📰 I JUST LOVE YOU 📰

Rain sounds in winter? Ruins the imagination

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1st story: I'm pretty disgusted by the parents telling him to stay inside! The parents should have went to the cops, then the cops could have went to the kid. Just giving police the time of the shooting, which is all he knew, plus the sound and number of the shots, could greatly help the investigation.

Nothing disturbing or "horror" like about these particular stories in my humble opinion. However, I like your other videos.

No experience driving yet capable of driving in the snow🤔

Love the stories but I do miss the commentary at the end of each video giving us updates and talking to us.

Guys are great with their war stories huh girls. Glad that dude made it to his bachelor party I don’t think I would have went thru a near death experience for it tho? Wonder if he remembers it after almost dying. Sorry dude❤

Yay! Iowa winters suck😐

Half of these stories should be called " memoirs of an idiot"

A man came to his dads super early am with a bf? Bs You can’t see to drive in the snow but are hauling ass doing 45? You spin out and the car stops but instead of parent taking over they leave a dumb kid driving AFTER he almost wrecked? Bs These channels pull creative writing stories from Reddit

"the humiliation of almost [deep sixing] a stranger..."...not sure "humiliation" is the right word.

1st story, honor killing is outright disgusting. No matter the parameters. Period .

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Where’s the horror part of the stories?

"A cold stroke" isn't what you think it is...and I will spare you the details because I don't want to offend the ladies in here.

Can you please GET RO THE POINT! Ever hear the phrase “to make a long story short”?

@EC-bp6qn

2 ай бұрын

Bro cant fathom the idea of suspence

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First story. Lmao😆 exept fot the dad. Thats sad

story 1: the road was bad because of the weather. seriously????

@BoozeandBoos

5 ай бұрын

This channels awful dude. He repeats stories, his editing is awful and the stories themselves are just garbage. I give it 6 months and it'll flop for sure. Let's vow right here and now together to continue to listen even though we don't enjoy what we are hearing.

@user-lr1rh5eu1z

5 ай бұрын

you have a lot of free time @@BoozeandBoos

@chhamza9024

5 ай бұрын

😢

@veronicavelasquez3333

5 ай бұрын

Haha ​@@BoozeandBoos

@jdp2828

5 ай бұрын

The roads could’ve been bad because it occurred in the state of Michigan, where I’m from.

Hell is not hot people.

Jesus loves you all, stay safe out there.✌

@PRHILL9696

4 ай бұрын

that helps nobody

Don’t know if you’re adding the profanity or not.. I wish you would consider being respectful enough to cause it to cease … what a shame Yeah I know…. I can listen to something else… that foul talk is awful…

Not scary at all and sick of the damn gay stories

The story about the paperboy that heard the gunshots that ended up being a father killing his son, the boyfriend, and then b himself - when he said that it had affected everyone but none so much as himself - a bit narcissistic - I'm sure the families of those involved were impacted more than him. Great stories, haven't heard any of them before,n. 💯🤍👍🏼

@ryfojuan7114

5 ай бұрын

poor son, if i were him im never telling him anything and not everyone needs to know too

@JudithLaatsch-cp3jg

4 ай бұрын

​go😊I y no byyi

@JudithLaatsch-cp3jg

4 ай бұрын

​@@ryfojuan7114go, no😊

@JudithLaatsch-cp3jg

4 ай бұрын

No mo

@JudithLaatsch-cp3jg

4 ай бұрын

No mo