My stepdad is a security guard, and thankfully the only scary thing he's encountered is the amount of hours his company likes to squeeze out of him (it's mostly infuriating to Mom and I). Thanks for the stories Let's Read!
Same here. In any security company you have security guards calling off sick or else not showing up to work. What usually happens is the shift security guard has to work four hours longer and two shifts over, that guard has to come in four hours earlier, so both of you cover the in-between shift missing its security guard. That happens a lot. Often off-duty guards may get telephoned, asking if they want the overtime by coming in to work on their off-day. Sometimes they say, yes, and sometimes they say, no. In any security company, if you are a reliable, dependable security guard, you can count on a lot of overtime to cover for the sick guards. But like any human being, you see strong, stoic people, I mean, mentally and psychologically, versus weak people, not physically. I've seen six-feet plus tall dudes who call off sick at the first sniffle and are always taking one to three weeks off. Then I've seen short, skinny guys or old guys who are absolutely dependable and reliable. But companies tend to treat the good and bad workers the same because of fear of lawyers and litigation over unfair workplace practices accusations.
As a Security Officer myself i can confirm the hours are the most scary part i think even in the military i had more free time 😅 but i like it anyway 😅
For the campus security guard; I am an ex-cop and let me tell you this, a domestic issue is literally the most dangerous situation you can walk into. Period. Emotions are running high, people are upset, angry and usually under the influence of alcohol or drugs. It can be an absolute nightmare! Cops and private security should NEVER walk into a situation like that assuming they are safe. Many law enforcement officers have been wounded or even killed walking into a situation like that and had no idea how volatile it can be.
True. Domestics and traffic stops are two of the most dangerous parts of the job. Everybody thinks it's the big bank robberies or something, but surprisingly not.
@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz Sadly that brings to mind a cop who was killed during a traffic stop around where I lived. He stopped a guy carrying a lot of guns and ammo, and the guy just up and shot him in the face. Fortunately his partner had been waiting in the car, saw it, and shot the driver dead as he tried to speed off. It was later uncovered that the man they stopped had likely had plans to shoot up a populated area of the city. That cop gave his life to save others, and deserves to never be forgotten.
Hitting someone hard enough on the head could kill them or give them serious brain damage. My cousin didn't get hit with a 40, but a baseball bat. He went through several surgeries and physical therapy for many years. I would've definitely pressed charges on that psycho girl. Don't just let someone get away with assault, especially when it could've done major damage!! That guy was very niave
Lil Bit, Don’t forget the part where the guy says he tried to get her off without “hurting her”, what a dumbass. Glass bottles can straight up kill a man and this dipshit wasn’t fighting for his life? His naivety greatly shows.
@@LordMegatron818 Exactly. If someone attacks you don't try to get them off without hurting them, defend yourself damnit. If you end up breaking one of their arms, legs, or ribs it's their fault for attacking you.
I feel so bad for the guy in the last story - he clearly needs therapy and i hope knowing how old this video is that he got the help he needs and lives a successful life rid of trauma. That brought me to tears
To the person in the last story you're not a coward if you don't pursue this career. I think you should try a different route because your brain is telling you that you may not be mentally prepared for this job which is okay. I hope more people answer you and sorry you had to witness that.
Student = Cucked. Women have literally got away with murder because of their sex. Make no bones about it we don't live in a equal society, women benefit hugely from the current situation.
the story about the smiling man, reminds me of that man that also had a big grin, that looked up into the sky all the time, while 'dancing' maybe they could be the same person?
@@CatiBeeASMR If you search for llama arts 'smiling man' animation i think it will pop up. Or else its a video where he is in, just animated. Try watching it.
That smiling man is waaaaaaay creepier than this one. At this one was polite and didn't chase him like the OG smiling man. I would have had to ask why he is randomly walking around a car lot at night.
Right??? I wish I knew his real name! LR is one of the absolute BEST narrators on UA-cam. PERIOD!! (Hey,did you catch his recent video where at the VERY end he was making fun of Chill's voice?) I don't think he was trying to be a dick, but it was HYSTERICALLY funny!! OMG!! - He was spot on too! All I can say if you DID hear this ridiculously entertaining silliness is: Poopie socks. LMFAO!!! 😂😱😋😈😜😏🤪
@@stephaniebaker6001 my favourite joke he's ever laughed at was at the end of an older video with the 'Giant mcshit'. Sometimes its nice to see the human behind the narrator. I get what you're saying
Yeah but he gave me the opinion the only way to be able to resolve anything out of the security guard or supposedly a police officer. Was to have a gun. When he ran at that guy like I said above. He should have come at him fast and hard. And he have been a cop for 7 years? Did he not know how to disarm a perpetrator
Speechless I thought security guards were all unarmed but guess in USA maybe a weapon of your licenced. Anyway the gun did not get used and nobody got hurt. Now he has a gun someone’s getting hurt soon lol
@@PTSuperSte it all depends on where you are guarding as to whether or not you carry a gun. A long time ago, I worked security at a coal mining site, and you could bet your a** we were armed there. We had a situation a year or so before I started where a bunch of meth heads came out of their holes one night to a steal as much equipment as they could load up in their vehicle. There was only one unarmed night security guard working there, so they put him on his knees and executed him on the spot. He was a teenager working to pay for college. Afterwards, they stole all the copper they could find as well as a bunch of high dollar mining equipment. All security was mandated to be armed at all sites after that occurrence. If someone is that scared about having to shoot someone because they’re carrying a firearm, they never should’ve been in that business to begin with.
I work at a mall doing Security. A lot of people don't realize how much a mall security guard actually goes through. We are first responders to a lot more than people may think. I've dealt with some pretty sketchy situations and some really sad ones. Within my first few months on the job, there was a first aid call that I attended that I will never forget. When I arrived on scene there was a Male in his mid to late 70's laying on the floor with large amounts of blood coming out of his nose. Nobody that was in the area saw him fall and we had no information on how he got there. The Male was unresponsive but breathing. I had gone into a position and placed him in a C spine hold. For the people that don't know what that is, it is the hold you do when someone may have injured their spine and it's meant to support the head and keep the spine in place. That Male stopped breathing while I was holding him and we did CPR it was unsuccessful. We then used a defibrillator but it was also unsuccessful. That mane passed away in my hands and I will never forget it. I'll never forget the look in his eyes as he fainted away. I cried a lot that day and a few more time after that. I have so much respect to security professionals around the world. No matter what you do in security, you are putting yourself at risk and you are there to protect others.
@@cornelia-vm1mz My job is boring. Look at cameras, patrol the grounds. A lot of these stories are very extra. Stuff like this is rare in my field imo. Most Ive gotten was a break in at the local college lol
I listen to about a dozen youtubers who do stories like yours. You’re by far my favorite! Great at narrating and I love all the true stories. And longer videos! You have the best of all worlds here👍🏻👍🏻 Hope you do this for many years.
Security guards should be given more respect. I've been called a rent a cop before, I worked at the airport and dealt with grown adults having temper tantrums because they couldn't follow the rules and not pack certain items for carry-on.
Not pressing charges is not the "high road." It just let's the person get away with their actions and feel like they can hurt others with no repercussions.
Another video for me to fall asleep too, thanks so much for these videos. I struggle to sleep without them. I watch your videos on auto play, so sometimes I wake up to videos from you too. Much love from England
Yessssss!!! The End of Letd Read post is gone!! And you said it would only be removed when the issue was resolved!! I hope we all lit it up enough that we helped make the difference!! I couldnt imagine my days without getting to listen to you!! Happy Cake Day and so glax we arent going to lose ypu!!!!
Hey I noticed you took your video down about Let's Read possibly ending. Did the problem get resolved? I really hope so. I was at work when I saw the video and it broke my heart. Listening to you read creepy stories in your epic voice makes my day go by so much easier.
@@Lily_of_the_Forest depends on what kind of post you're working, some posts aren't dangerous and don't require a sidearm while others require you to have a pistol permit to work at because they're dangerous and are armed posts
@@jessepike3565 my little brother is a security guard at two hotels and they gave him a taser, pepper spray and a baton. I guess some places have different rules on if they want them armed or not.
My dog has to have an operation, my fully stocked fridge and freezer bit the dust during the night, dishwasher and washing machine kicked it last Saturday, air conditioner's giving me the stink eye on a 93 degree day and I have 403.22 in my checking account. On the plus side, Let's Read uploaded, dog's still alive and I've got a six pack of warm beer with my name all over it!
The moral of the drunk rugby players story is...DONT GAMBLE. To use the immortal words of Billy Joel..."You cant afford to squander what you're not prepared to pay."
I live in a trailer. Its elevated like most. My window is pretty high up. If you were to stand next to it outside and I was laying in bed I could move the curtain and we would be face to face with only a piece of glass in between us. We also have a motion detector light that shines in the yard. It occasionally turns on which gives a creepy and unsettling vibe in my yard. I was always terrified that I would turn over at night and be face to face with a stranger. It didnt help when my curtain barely covers the window and I get a clear view almost constantly. It always bothers me, but I manage to ignore it. One week we had a truck drive into our driveway every night about 2 am. It was loud and revved up since we live on an incline. I never thought much of it because he would always pull in, pull out, and turn around. It wasnt a problem since we had farm hands work late in the night for our neighbor. It was just mildly annoying. However, one night I woke up to the same truck only this time the headlights were brightly shining into my window despite my crappy curtain trying it's best to keep it out. I was annoyed and grumpy coming out of my sleep. It took only one second later and I jumped out of bed and was wide awake. I realized two things. One, my driveway is towards the other end of my house so there was no way his headlights could shine into my window. Two, the light seemed to move around although the truck was loud but idle. It was a flashlight. Terrified, I ran to my parents room fearing a break in. My dad ran into the living room and turned on all the lights. I assume seeing the lights the man left our house afraid he would get caught. Rather than call the police like I advised, my dad decided to get into his truck and drive after him. In about 3 minutes my dad called us after finding the dude parked at the end of our dirt road. According to our dad the man seemed high or drunk. The man claimed that he was running low on gas and lost and was coming to our house to ask for some although he had been to our house almost 4 or 5 times the previous nights. After hearing this sketchy story my mom took it upon herself to call the police and since we live almost 15 miles out of town dispatch had a cop stationed further out come check it out. The cop came and made sure we were alright which reassured me. However, the cop found an empty truck where the man once was. He reassured us by saying that he probably was out of gas and had someone pick him up, but I know that wasnt true. He had been there multiple nights before and I'm certain he had a flashlight checking out our place. We never received a follow up from the police or any information on the truck or man driving it. I still think about what would have happened if we hadn't known he was at our house. I also think about what would happened if I had looked out my window. Maybe my worst dream would have happened, maybe I would have came face to face with a stranger... Its not an extremely scary story but it's a scary experience. Its terrifying to go to sleep after something like that. It absolutely destroys your sense of security inside the place you call home. I can tell you now that I will never forget to lock my doors. True story.
And then she says she hasn't worked bc she went straight to being a stay at home mom from college... Did she not realize obviously she wouldn't have experienced sexism in the workplace when she hadn't ever been in a workplace 🤦♀️ (not that there's anything wrong with being a stay at home mom tho)
You know what I personally adore about your stories? If I want a slice of life, I come to you. And then what I super love as an added bonus? When you have a random story in the mix that makes you wonder if it's real... Or not? I hope you're enjoying the weather. Xoxo see you in the comments darling.
In the second story this female security guard did nothing at all as they fought for the gun, not a single bit of help in trying to get the gun away. Then the first words out of her mouth was emotional manipulation. "I understand if you don't want to see me again." She wasn't consirned at all about that cops safety or wellbeing.
That’s so messed up she should be happy that she’s being harassed? What is wrong with some people I would have quit on the spot if my boss had that little respect for me and my safety
29:15 - Story #5 I would LOVE to know who the celebrity was that stayed at the luxury hotel and stabbed one security guard many times and the OP (head of security) who was slashed on his forearm while blocking the knife stab aimed at him! The entire room was more than just trashed, it was totally obliterated! That dude (celebrity) had to be on some hardcore drugs to over power the security guards and not go down until he was smashed in the face like 13-14 times! I’m guessing the celebrity was probably a professional athlete. I know the security guard who was stabbed several times sued the celebrity and won a few hundred thousand dollars. Why didn’t the OP sue and get money due to being slashed so deeply on his forearm? I’m guessing there were definitely several NDA’s signed! IF the OP didn’t sue or sign an NDA, I would really like to know who the celebrity is! Anyone with me??? What a crazy night that must have been!
Re: the guy in the last story - I think his reaction proves that he SHOULD become a cop. We need more police officers who understand and respect the power they wield rather than believing that their own safety is more important than everyone else's.
I always used to watch these types of videos and I've got back into it again, I just hop on minecraft and play an hour or anywhere up to 6 hours and play the game.
I listen to these so i can fall asleep but whenever a paranormal/ghost story comes up i get agitated. Sad that i can’t always watch regardless the title
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My stepdad is a security guard, and thankfully the only scary thing he's encountered is the amount of hours his company likes to squeeze out of him (it's mostly infuriating to Mom and I). Thanks for the stories Let's Read!
i would assume the pay and benefits would be semi scary as well?
Bjorick depends on who you work for. Some positions pay better than a police officer's wage. Not that that's much either.
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Same here. In any security company you have security guards calling off sick or else not showing up to work. What usually happens is the shift security guard has to work four hours longer and two shifts over, that guard has to come in four hours earlier, so both of you cover the in-between shift missing its security guard. That happens a lot.
Often off-duty guards may get telephoned, asking if they want the overtime by coming in to work on their off-day. Sometimes they say, yes, and sometimes they say, no.
In any security company, if you are a reliable, dependable security guard, you can count on a lot of overtime to cover for the sick guards. But like any human being, you see strong, stoic people, I mean, mentally and psychologically, versus weak people, not physically. I've seen six-feet plus tall dudes who call off sick at the first sniffle and are always taking one to three weeks off. Then I've seen short, skinny guys or old guys who are absolutely dependable and reliable. But companies tend to treat the good and bad workers the same because of fear of lawyers and litigation over unfair workplace practices accusations.
As a Security Officer myself i can confirm the hours are the most scary part i think even in the military i had more free time 😅 but i like it anyway 😅
For the campus security guard; I am an ex-cop and let me tell you this, a domestic issue is literally the most dangerous situation you can walk into. Period. Emotions are running high, people are upset, angry and usually under the influence of alcohol or drugs. It can be an absolute nightmare! Cops and private security should NEVER walk into a situation like that assuming they are safe. Many law enforcement officers have been wounded or even killed walking into a situation like that and had no idea how volatile it can be.
True. Domestics and traffic stops are two of the most dangerous parts of the job. Everybody thinks it's the big bank robberies or something, but surprisingly not.
A female very young officer in Sacramento was just killed over a domestic call very sad
@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz Sadly that brings to mind a cop who was killed during a traffic stop around where I lived. He stopped a guy carrying a lot of guns and ammo, and the guy just up and shot him in the face. Fortunately his partner had been waiting in the car, saw it, and shot the driver dead as he tried to speed off. It was later uncovered that the man they stopped had likely had plans to shoot up a populated area of the city. That cop gave his life to save others, and deserves to never be forgotten.
Copy paste from donut operator
I'm a security guard and can confirm it's been bad, but thought cops didnt run into that issue as hard
Hitting someone hard enough on the head could kill them or give them serious brain damage. My cousin didn't get hit with a 40, but a baseball bat. He went through several surgeries and physical therapy for many years. I would've definitely pressed charges on that psycho girl. Don't just let someone get away with assault, especially when it could've done major damage!! That guy was very niave
Lil Bit yeah when he said “I took the high road”, I was like um no
Thank you! I thought the same thing
Lil Bit,
Don’t forget the part where the guy says he tried to get her off without “hurting her”, what a dumbass. Glass bottles can straight up kill a man and this dipshit wasn’t fighting for his life? His naivety greatly shows.
@@LordMegatron818 Exactly. If someone attacks you don't try to get them off without hurting them, defend yourself damnit. If you end up breaking one of their arms, legs, or ribs it's their fault for attacking you.
Naive nothing he’s stupid because he didn’t have a fricken weapon
Listening to this while I'm on patrol as a security officer is perfect.
Haha oh boy.
A bit anxiety inducing?😆
@@marissamate helps keep me on my toes. ;)
@@ThePrblmKd91Xx stfu
@@redactedxx4219 Love it! haha
Second story definitely, 100% really happened you guys!
That night misogyny was defeated and then everyone stood up and clapped for her.
“I’ve been doing my best to clean up my city ever since” OK Batman
Lol
Your pic is so memeble
"I'm batman."
That's awesome.
LoL.
@@vivihutson5285 we called that dick move
the grinning man story is terrifying to hear when you’re half asleep! oh god and then the last one woke me right up my heart goes out to that person.
it’s midnight and i have 2 exams tomorrow, but i love these stories man
Good luck on your exams! Hope it goes well
thank you :)
Good luck! I'll be hoping for the best random commenter!
Literally me yesterday😂
I feel so bad for the guy in the last story - he clearly needs therapy and i hope knowing how old this video is that he got the help he needs and lives a successful life rid of trauma. That brought me to tears
I think “the moral of the story” for the college story is: don’t gamble with your financial aid
Moon Glaze yes! Don’t take your blessings for granted. He was lucky to have tuition money in the first place.
I blackmailed the financial aid lady in college
@@Lily_of_the_Forest 88⁸
Oh my god, I snorted so hard it hurt. 😂👍🏼👏🏼
Yeah, police work isn’t for everyone that’s for sure.
As a security guard myself, I probably shouldn’t be listening to this before I head out to my night shift lol. But I can’t resist Lets Read’s vids 🙂
Keeps you up on those long 12 hour shift
Hope you stay safe during your shifts.
my dad works night shift as a security guard at a collage but he has yet to tell me and my mother a scary story.
Same lol
You’re like the Bob Ross of reading scary stories
Omg so true
That is a great honor to bestow
This comment deserves way more likes. (And if he brought up the little trees, I'd straight die laughing!) 😁👍
I work long hours in an office setting, your videos help me get through my long days. Thank you!
Heck yeah new video!! Popcorn is popped, earbuds are in, lights down low, perfect!
Heck yeah.... Popcorn ❤️
Ah his voice is so relaxing, night time with Lets Read stories nothing beats that
Ready for bed with this stories. . . if i can wait for bed time 😁😁
Ha same
To the person who wrote story #1; I was a cop but left the department to become a security guard too! MUCH less stress!!
Too much happens today. Very risky job and the pay doesn't match the positions responsibilities.
Being a police takes a lot of courage
Tina Adams I literally sit in a booth and guard cars, this job is a cakewalk and allows me to have energy to go to school during the day
To the person in the last story you're not a coward if you don't pursue this career. I think you should try a different route because your brain is telling you that you may not be mentally prepared for this job which is okay. I hope more people answer you and sorry you had to witness that.
"I never liked Chicago anyway." I'm pretty sure _nobody_ likes Chicago.
The Minty I hate your Chicago. to it's so damn cold I hate the cold
Sadly Chicago dictates my home state's laws.. Need that damn shithole out of my state.
Zach Sorrell u mad bro
tekbarrier Just mad ur using a dead meme lmao
Zach Sorrell zing!
The stupidity of the guy from story #4 is beyond comprehension for declining to press charges.
Student = Cucked. Women have literally got away with murder because of their sex. Make no bones about it we don't live in a equal society, women benefit hugely from the current situation.
@@golgotha3938 incel
the story about the smiling man, reminds me of that man that also had a big grin, that looked up into the sky all the time, while 'dancing' maybe they could be the same person?
How odd
i think i know which story ur talking about, def sounds similar
Maybe The Smiling Man from Seattle? There is a short film about him called "2AM: The Smiling Man".
@@CatiBeeASMR If you search for llama arts 'smiling man' animation i think it will pop up. Or else its a video where he is in, just animated. Try watching it.
That smiling man is waaaaaaay creepier than this one. At this one was polite and didn't chase him like the OG smiling man. I would have had to ask why he is randomly walking around a car lot at night.
You really have the best voice. Its so soothing. Thank you so much for so regular uploads👌
Right??? I wish I knew his real name! LR is one of the absolute BEST narrators on UA-cam. PERIOD!! (Hey,did you catch his recent video where at the VERY end he was making fun of Chill's voice?) I don't think he was trying to be a dick, but it was HYSTERICALLY funny!! OMG!! - He was spot on too! All I can say if you DID hear this ridiculously entertaining silliness is: Poopie socks. LMFAO!!! 😂😱😋😈😜😏🤪
@@stephaniebaker6001 my favourite joke he's ever laughed at was at the end of an older video with the 'Giant mcshit'. Sometimes its nice to see the human behind the narrator. I get what you're saying
@@caineskywatcher1275 link?
Not letting a violent person have to face consequences for their actions is not taking the “high road”.
thats what I was thinking
This is perfect for my chores today! Thanks man!
Being a security guard is a horror story by itself!
Best horror story channel on UA-cam
First story: The guy finally realized he was better off carrying a firearm and went back to policing.
Yeah but he gave me the opinion the only way to be able to resolve anything out of the security guard or supposedly a police officer. Was to have a gun. When he ran at that guy like I said above. He should have come at him fast and hard. And he have been a cop for 7 years? Did he not know how to disarm a perpetrator
Speechless I thought security guards were all unarmed but guess in USA maybe a weapon of your licenced.
Anyway the gun did not get used and nobody got hurt. Now he has a gun someone’s getting hurt soon lol
@@cyndymcfarlin8537 disarm? He’s not a fucking ninja lmfao
@@PTSuperSte it all depends on where you are guarding as to whether or not you carry a gun. A long time ago, I worked security at a coal mining site, and you could bet your a** we were armed there. We had a situation a year or so before I started where a bunch of meth heads came out of their holes one night to a steal as much equipment as they could load up in their vehicle. There was only one unarmed night security guard working there, so they put him on his knees and executed him on the spot. He was a teenager working to pay for college. Afterwards, they stole all the copper they could find as well as a bunch of high dollar mining equipment. All security was mandated to be armed at all sites after that occurrence. If someone is that scared about having to shoot someone because they’re carrying a firearm, they never should’ve been in that business to begin with.
I work at a mall doing Security. A lot of people don't realize how much a mall security guard actually goes through. We are first responders to a lot more than people may think. I've dealt with some pretty sketchy situations and some really sad ones.
Within my first few months on the job, there was a first aid call that I attended that I will never forget. When I arrived on scene there was a Male in his mid to late 70's laying on the floor with large amounts of blood coming out of his nose. Nobody that was in the area saw him fall and we had no information on how he got there. The Male was unresponsive but breathing. I had gone into a position and placed him in a C spine hold. For the people that don't know what that is, it is the hold you do when someone may have injured their spine and it's meant to support the head and keep the spine in place. That Male stopped breathing while I was holding him and we did CPR it was unsuccessful. We then used a defibrillator but it was also unsuccessful. That mane passed away in my hands and I will never forget it. I'll never forget the look in his eyes as he fainted away. I cried a lot that day and a few more time after that.
I have so much respect to security professionals around the world. No matter what you do in security, you are putting yourself at risk and you are there to protect others.
RogueRider GoTV I hope the man felt comforted that your were there. Dying alone would be tragic.
@@Lily_of_the_Forest I hope so to
At my security job, working night shift, listening to this lol
Got any scary stories you can tell me?
Lies, you're more obviously a mobile cleaner.. Bigging yourself to find a boy or something? 🙄🤔🙃
@@cornelia-vm1mz My job is boring. Look at cameras, patrol the grounds. A lot of these stories are very extra. Stuff like this is rare in my field imo. Most Ive gotten was a break in at the local college lol
@@ThePrblmKd91Xx im gay so no. However I do work as a security guard for an international company. And I can assure you. I do more than you
judging by your last name, i bet u work for gardaworld)
I listen to your videos when I study and when I'm out on walks! I love your content! Keep up the great work!
I listen to about a dozen youtubers who do stories like yours. You’re by far my favorite! Great at narrating and I love all the true stories. And longer videos! You have the best of all worlds here👍🏻👍🏻 Hope you do this for many years.
You are the best reader! I am a big fan! Thanks to you! I listen all day at work. Keep it up! 😁👍
The Smiling Man is like something out of a Stephen King book.
Nervous about graduation. I hope this will calm me down
uwu OwO you’ve got this! Don’t stress it. You’re graduating. That’s a big , positive, step in life. No need to make it negative.
Don't be! That's awesome but it can be scary though. Take some deep breaths, tell yourself you got this, and go get em!
That was me last year super nervous but dont worry it will go by fast. YOU GOT THIS!!😊😊
Thanks guys!!!
Welcome to hell
In bed with let's read to put me right to sleep 😴❤
Security guards should be given more respect. I've been called a rent a cop before, I worked at the airport and dealt with grown adults having temper tantrums because they couldn't follow the rules and not pack certain items for carry-on.
Not pressing charges is not the "high road." It just let's the person get away with their actions and feel like they can hurt others with no repercussions.
It's always a good day to see a *Let's Read* upload!
I love this community! Here's some snacks peeps! 🍕🍗🍔🍟🍪🍰🍦🥤
Another video for me to fall asleep too, thanks so much for these videos. I struggle to sleep without them. I watch your videos on auto play, so sometimes I wake up to videos from you too. Much love from England
Sweet little unforgettable thing?
Yessssss!!! The End of Letd Read post is gone!! And you said it would only be removed when the issue was resolved!! I hope we all lit it up enough that we helped make the difference!! I couldnt imagine my days without getting to listen to you!! Happy Cake Day and so glax we arent going to lose ypu!!!!
Please do MORE security guard stories. I love to listen to security guard, police and army stories. Keep up the awesome work 👍👍👏👏👏👏.
Hey I noticed you took your video down about Let's Read possibly ending. Did the problem get resolved? I really hope so. I was at work when I saw the video and it broke my heart. Listening to you read creepy stories in your epic voice makes my day go by so much easier.
When u watch all recent videos rewatch golden oldies
Yeah I'll be security without being properly armed. Great logic
Not all security need guns.
@Goose shows what you know about security guard work I've been doing it for many years all unarmed posts
Yeah, I’d be afraid to not be armed and I have little confidence on an unarmed protector.
@@Lily_of_the_Forest depends on what kind of post you're working, some posts aren't dangerous and don't require a sidearm while others require you to have a pistol permit to work at because they're dangerous and are armed posts
@@jessepike3565 my little brother is a security guard at two hotels and they gave him a taser, pepper spray and a baton. I guess some places have different rules on if they want them armed or not.
Thanks for putting me to sleep every night!
Same. I always have a hard time falling asleep, until I found his amazing relaxing voice.
My dog has to have an operation, my fully stocked fridge and freezer bit the dust during the night, dishwasher and washing machine kicked it last Saturday, air conditioner's giving me the stink eye on a 93 degree day and I have 403.22 in my checking account. On the plus side, Let's Read uploaded, dog's still alive and I've got a six pack of warm beer with my name all over it!
Listening at work again. It always helps my time go by. xoxo Hello everyone in the comments! Hope your day is kick ass!
“I grabbed his knife hand” made me laugh so ridiculous hard
Why
The moral of the drunk rugby players story is...DONT GAMBLE.
To use the immortal words of Billy Joel..."You cant afford to squander what you're not prepared to pay."
1. Gaaaahd that “grinning man” story doth went on, 2. It was pretty funny
The story of the worst security guard ever
@@blainehancock yeah I had a hard time understanding the story. Sounded more like a made up creepy pasta rather than a security guard story 😂
I live in a trailer. Its elevated like most. My window is pretty high up. If you were to stand next to it outside and I was laying in bed I could move the curtain and we would be face to face with only a piece of glass in between us. We also have a motion detector light that shines in the yard. It occasionally turns on which gives a creepy and unsettling vibe in my yard. I was always terrified that I would turn over at night and be face to face with a stranger. It didnt help when my curtain barely covers the window and I get a clear view almost constantly. It always bothers me, but I manage to ignore it. One week we had a truck drive into our driveway every night about 2 am. It was loud and revved up since we live on an incline. I never thought much of it because he would always pull in, pull out, and turn around. It wasnt a problem since we had farm hands work late in the night for our neighbor. It was just mildly annoying. However, one night I woke up to the same truck only this time the headlights were brightly shining into my window despite my crappy curtain trying it's best to keep it out. I was annoyed and grumpy coming out of my sleep. It took only one second later and I jumped out of bed and was wide awake. I realized two things. One, my driveway is towards the other end of my house so there was no way his headlights could shine into my window. Two, the light seemed to move around although the truck was loud but idle. It was a flashlight. Terrified, I ran to my parents room fearing a break in. My dad ran into the living room and turned on all the lights. I assume seeing the lights the man left our house afraid he would get caught. Rather than call the police like I advised, my dad decided to get into his truck and drive after him. In about 3 minutes my dad called us after finding the dude parked at the end of our dirt road. According to our dad the man seemed high or drunk. The man claimed that he was running low on gas and lost and was coming to our house to ask for some although he had been to our house almost 4 or 5 times the previous nights. After hearing this sketchy story my mom took it upon herself to call the police and since we live almost 15 miles out of town dispatch had a cop stationed further out come check it out. The cop came and made sure we were alright which reassured me. However, the cop found an empty truck where the man once was. He reassured us by saying that he probably was out of gas and had someone pick him up, but I know that wasnt true. He had been there multiple nights before and I'm certain he had a flashlight checking out our place. We never received a follow up from the police or any information on the truck or man driving it. I still think about what would have happened if we hadn't known he was at our house. I also think about what would happened if I had looked out my window. Maybe my worst dream would have happened, maybe I would have came face to face with a stranger... Its not an extremely scary story but it's a scary experience. Its terrifying to go to sleep after something like that. It absolutely destroys your sense of security inside the place you call home. I can tell you now that I will never forget to lock my doors.
True story.
It’s 4:20 am and my dog just started barking downstairs as I start watching this 💀💀
B.D. Mercer wtf are u talking ab
love you bunches let’s read
Gah! I think I will watch this video tomorrow for my 19th birthday lol
EDIT: I can't resist!!!!! Dang you UA-camrs who post funny comments!!!!!!!!
Little late but happy 19th!!
Gonna keep up with all your stories. They have been good.
Love you dude
If I want to take anything from the story about the college kid I would say don't gamble your college tuition away.. Lol😂
I listen to these every night! Really helps me sleep… thanks for your hard work man!
Welp, I am officially freaked out, after that tall man story. YIKES 😱 Thanks Lets Read 😊❤
41:14 worst security guard ever! A man smiles and says “hello there” and you start crying and faint? 🤦🏻♀️
Just while I was drawing you some birthday fan art!
Nice seeing you here @GenSen
StellaRiffic lol oh hey :)
Lol. My birthday is tomorrow .
@@cornelia-vm1mz Happy birthday!!! May you Enjoy your special day 🎂🎈🎉 my friend. May you have MANY more blessed years!
U deserve more subs for this quality contents 😊😊
I shouldn't be listening to this just got my guard card and have interviews for some security jobs
That "smiling man" made me think of Freaky Fred from Courage the Cowardly Dog.
Amazing as always 😊
YAYYYY! Just in time for dinner @Lets Read !!!
Your voice is my go to relax. Thanks! I needed this tonight!
He has one of the best voices I have ever heard. I would love him to narrate my textbooks. I would be really focused on English Lit then lol.
@@cornelia-vm1mz lol
“I thought this type of behavior was left behind years ago” imagine thinking sexism is a thing of the past ? Sksksksk
sadly there are some pockets of areas where such behavior is prevalent
Yen lmfaoooooo right? 🤦♀️
imagine feeling like you need to leave that comment 0.0
And then she says she hasn't worked bc she went straight to being a stay at home mom from college... Did she not realize obviously she wouldn't have experienced sexism in the workplace when she hadn't ever been in a workplace 🤦♀️ (not that there's anything wrong with being a stay at home mom tho)
Love your videos!❤❤❤
your voice is soooo relaxing. before, i need to drink sleeping aid for me to sleep better. now i dnt need it coz of you. ♥️
I love his narration
Really excellent reading, thank you. Good choices for tales too (despite my amusement at the overly dramatic “grin” man).
You know what I personally adore about your stories? If I want a slice of life, I come to you. And then what I super love as an added bonus? When you have a random story in the mix that makes you wonder if it's real... Or not? I hope you're enjoying the weather. Xoxo see you in the comments darling.
I love all his intros lol
In the second story this female security guard did nothing at all as they fought for the gun, not a single bit of help in trying to get the gun away. Then the first words out of her mouth was emotional manipulation. "I understand if you don't want to see me again." She wasn't consirned at all about that cops safety or wellbeing.
I love to see new Lets Read on my notification!!!!
So do I. I was debating watching this tomorrow for my birthday and I was like, "Hell nah" lol
@@cornelia-vm1mz hope you have a very happy birthday Cornelia 1722 ;)
Great video, thx!!
That’s so messed up she should be happy that she’s being harassed? What is wrong with some people I would have quit on the spot if my boss had that little respect for me and my safety
Love how the accent and voice changes
Perfect timing 👍
Omg I love your vids❤️
So do I...
The bell has rang... and it brought me here
Thanks for all your hard work 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Nice way to start my day...
29:15 - Story #5 I would LOVE to know who the celebrity was that stayed at the luxury hotel and stabbed one security guard many times and the OP (head of security) who was slashed on his forearm while blocking the knife stab aimed at him! The entire room was more than just trashed, it was totally obliterated! That dude (celebrity) had to be on some hardcore drugs to over power the security guards and not go down until he was smashed in the face like 13-14 times! I’m guessing the celebrity was probably a professional athlete. I know the security guard who was stabbed several times sued the celebrity and won a few hundred thousand dollars. Why didn’t the OP sue and get money due to being slashed so deeply on his forearm? I’m guessing there were definitely several NDA’s signed! IF the OP didn’t sue or sign an NDA, I would really like to know who the celebrity is! Anyone with me??? What a crazy night that must have been!
Have a headache this morning. Nice to fall asleep too.
Great stories
I loved the stories and love his voice
Re: the guy in the last story - I think his reaction proves that he SHOULD become a cop. We need more police officers who understand and respect the power they wield rather than believing that their own safety is more important than everyone else's.
I'm a Security Guard. Great video
I always used to watch these types of videos and I've got back into it again, I just hop on minecraft and play an hour or anywhere up to 6 hours and play the game.
I know this is not the place to drop silly questions like this, but I have to
what would an insecurity guard be like?
Hiya from 2023! Love you UA-camJoel! 👍🤘Thank you! Thank you! ❤💚❤🎄❤💚❤😊
22:08
Your grandpa is a Clint Eastwood type badass and I would *love* to hear more stories about him 😎🥰😁👍
*your
@@StripedTheProtector Appreciate it 😁👍 Total duh moment lol 🤦♀️☺
Security! Let’s lock this channel down!
SCP-LetsRead45929394 is now under lockdown.
Great vid!
I joined you on here.great stories as always.
Yaaassss 💕
I hope this channel doesn’t go away, if so I’ll watch let’s read on the podcast haha
I listen to these so i can fall asleep but whenever a paranormal/ghost story comes up i get agitated. Sad that i can’t always watch regardless the title