3 True Scary Fire Lookout Stories

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🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Story 1►00:00
Story 2►30:53
Story 3►54:46

DISCLAIMER: All stories within this video are provided with explicit permission from their respective authors. Thank you to all who participated in today's video!

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[olibia]

Anyone else annoyed by the lady in the first story? Like he's asking you all of these creepy questions, and you're answering them honestly. Like girl-- WHERE ARE YOUR SURVIVAL INSTINCTS 😭

[Scotorca]

I did firewatch once when i was younger. Main thing i remember was the stars and meteorites at night being so clear and serene.

[kiya_papaya]

Monday was bad, the rest of this week hasn't been better. Thank you for being here for us out here just trying to breathe at the end of the day. I hope everyone's hanging in there with me

[FoxVonBonk]

1st girl was not wise. Told a random man in the woods:
- She was alone
- Had no weapons
- Initiated the conversion
- Told unrealistic lies
Continued to the same predictable spot to wash in but a towel. Then she didn't even carry the tazer ON her, she leaves it in the tower while she wanders the woods. Man, woman whatever, don't do anything she did. Sounds like she didnt learn much from it all either.

[itselvxiia]

That fire watch girl: jeez honey! Why didn’t you give him your home address and SSN while you’re at it? And the icing on the cake? I have no weapons except mace and a radio. Genius that one is 🙄

[johannessmithenstein]

Story 2 is one of the best I've heard on this channel in a while. The interesting thing is that the narrator still has this subtle tinge of unreliability. He even said himself how being all alone was messing with him psychologically and how he was seeing things out of the corner of his eye. Still, you have to be pretty crazy to intentionally light something on fire and then convince yourself that it wasn't you, it was actually a group of masked men. That's a whole different level of crazy than seeing shadows in your peripheral vision. I believe he's most likely telling the truth though, and the frustrating reaction of the "authorities" once again proves the adage that no good deed goes unpunished. But whether the story is real or fake, that unreliability is a nice touch that really brings it home. What a mystery too. I wonder how many weird cults are out there doing stuff in the woods for real among all the fake stories and horror fiction about it?

[lemarch]

Third story: OP in the fire tower did nothing to be ashamed of. He was doing a challenging job and stuck to it. At great personal cost, he didn’t give up when it got tough. He was able to connect with a fellow human being and did his best to get assistance to someone else. The fact that ‘Harold’ was a pathetic, cowardly wimp who betrayed his trust only displays the depravity and inferior character of that sick individual, not the OP.

OP has nothing to be ashamed of; he acted with integrity and duty to a fellow human being. And that is likely something ‘Harold’ will never understand or achieve.

[zachevans]

Why don’t they just have two people in a lookout tower?
That would solve a lot of problems

[bgub]

the harold story got me like that’s so crazy how quick it all happened

[DaLump]

The last story. I love how the kid calls him pathetic, when all the kid does is spend his time pranking people for months on a radio. 😅😅

[tmiller]

I graduated college on Wednesday! Thanks for helping me sleep well throughout school!

[R.N.LosAngeles]

12:09 Bruh that guy was sizing her up. Why did she answer the questions so honestly??

[briandouglasahern]

The second story is so unutterably infuriating it defies description. "I've known you all your life and have firsthand evidence you're completely sane, but I'll just accept the word of this lawyer I've known for five minutes that you're an absolute nutter."

[janiez]

Story 2: why would they not believe him? There was already proof someone was out there setting fires. That’s so frustrating

[low-keydrama]

Story 1: Never EVER tell a stranger, even if they seem “relatively harmless, ” anything. Especially if you’re alone. Even if you feel safe and protected. At the end of the day, they’re still a stranger you don’t know.

[haydenmatthewconnor]

You'd be surprised how many people absolutely loath any government employee, even if it's just parks and oceans. I worked with the Canadian Coast Guard and we had peopke regularly threaten us and even sink one of our ships.

[grumpyrhonda]

That last one was horrific. Not only did "Harold" play a nasty long game but in the process, destroyed this young persons sense of worth, their trust in all others and any belief they had in themselves. What an arsehole.

[jacquelinejanewashere]

Loved this topic, i feel really bad for the first lady because i know how heartbreaking it is to have something you've dreamed about and worked so hard for ruined by unwanted advances some people feel entitled to everything

[derrickp]

Story 1: Girl!!!! You told a complete stranger you’re staying all alone with no serious means of protecting yourself?? 😔

[adamcohan]

I agree, the girl in the tower, must be young. Never tell people where you live, and are defenceless, never ever never. Smh.