TRABAJÉ en un RESTAURANTE MALDITO | Historias Paranormales de Comida Rápida

Imagine this, a fast food restaurant open 24 hours. Outside, the city sleeps. Inside, the fryers rest, the tables are empty. And the silence breaks with something that should not be there. Employees who claim to have seen shadows moving behind the counter. Voices calling for their name when there's no one, and reflections that seem to be trapped between the walls.

Tonight you'll hear real stories that will really shock you. Situations that seem impossible and that are hidden behind the most usual. Welcome. Bienvenidos. How are you, friends? Welcome to another episode of Extra Normal Podcast. My name is Paco Arias and I am happy to be here again with you all. Family, a topic that many people have been asking us for.

The stories of fast food restaurants. What secrets do these places hide where in the day there is a lot of movement, there is a lot of life. But sometimes when the lights go out, strange things start to happen. To tell these stories that the audience has shared with us,

I want to introduce you to a great friend, a person I met about 2 or 3 years ago, and I'm very happy that she is with us today. Frida Arellano, thank you very much.

Oh, Paco, thank you very much for the invitation. The truth is, I'm nervous because I already know what this environment is like, and I told you a while ago, the last time I had the pleasure of recording with you, we went to an Airbnb where we were recording. This is the first time I know your space. I tell you again, congratulations for this impressive progress.

I'm very proud of you. I'm going to cry. No, but I'm very proud. It has been incredible. And that first time we went, we were muy orgullosa, de verdad. Ha sido algo increíble. Y esa primera vez que fuimos, estuvimos platicando igual historias de terror, todo esto. Yo salí con un nervio, pero espectacular. O sea, como que todo te metía, todo el ambiente. Y una vez más, aquí estamos.

Gracias amiga. La gente tal vez no lo sepa. Algunos estoy seguro que te van a reconocer. Frida estuvo con nosotros en nuestra segunda temporada. Entonces ahorita estamos en la cuarta temporada y Frida Estuvo hace cerca, ¿fueron tres años, Frida, o dos años?

Yo creo que, creo que como dos años.

¿Sí?

Sí. Ok, mis cálculos fallan un poco, pero esta noche vamos a estar hablando de relatos que están interesantes. También, antes de empezar, amiga, yo sé que algunos ya te han visto, también tienes proyectos bastante grandes, Before we start, I know that some of you have seen you, you have big projects, for those who are meeting you for the first time, who are you? What do you do? Social media?

Thank you very much. Well, greetings to everyone. I am Frida Arellano. You can find me on all my social media, exactly like that. I also have a podcast, but it's focused on gossip and stories from the audience and some stories from Reddit. And if you like gossip, I know this is a lot of paranormal, but if you like gossip and you want to know about other types of stories, I'll be waiting for you there with a dose of gossip.

Perfect, friend. It's funny, I was telling Frida about this a while ago, paranormal gossips get good too. They get really good. In fact, I want to ask you a question. Fernando speaking Spanish the audience to tell us. Let's see. I'm going to give my opinion. It's going to sound a little funny, but we've got stories from Tinder, stories of people who are a couple, stories of stories with sexual witchcraft.

So there are a series of stories that we haven't published, but they are more like... I had an example. I'm 58 years old and I'm with a 18 year old boy. So, they are more like sugar stories. So, yes, there are many of these that have been shared with us, but we don't know if we should do it or not. So if the audience in this episode tell us that they want us to do this podcast,

then we will do it. And also tell the people that before we start, you know, we have the relevant announcements. Number one, if it's the first time you're on this channel, I want to thank you first for giving us the opportunity to be with you for a little while. We also want to invite you to be an official member channel. is conocerla allá los vemos también terminando este episodio www.podcastexanormal.com.mx

allá está todo lo prohibido todo lo baneable todo lo censurable ahora sí amiga ya después a ver... nombre adelante tú date a ver las historias de restaurantes tú pensarías que estas historias realmente sean bastante clásicas

o porque piensas que esto puede llegar a ocurrir en un lugar donde la gente ¿Qué crees que pase para que estas cosas sucedan? I'm very sure that they happen. Apart from everything, there are a lot of creepypastas that tell you stories related to... I guess that always, since you see something that is extremely happy, it produces a feeling that there must be something dark behind it. Because not everything can be 100% happiness. And I'm sure that this kind of things happen. And especially because they are places that are generally open aunque estén vacíos, muchísimas horas.

Y siento que hay cosas por ahí que se van escondiendo. La gente cuando llega y trae cargas negativas se pueden ir quedando. Si encuentran tal vez dentro de a una persona un poquito más, entre comillas, débil espiritualmente, también pueden haber cosas que se les peguen, que se vayan quedando. There can also be things that get stuck, that stay. And of course, there have been many accidents inside fast food places. Things that are sometimes not talked about.

Because this type of restaurant is also such a big chain that they hide news. But terrible things have happened that I'm sure that one or the other soul has been trapped.

We have told stories of factories that happen precisely what you say. They are such big chains that obviously prestige is important. So they would completely cover a ceiling.

And as ugly as it sounds, there are companies for which sometimes the human being is not even that important anymore, and what matters to them is their reputation, and that their life becomes a second term.

You said a phrase that is one of my stories that I will tell later so that people stay. You said not everything can be happiness. There is a story of a restaurant that I am sure everyone knows that its logo is a happy face. That story is great.

But if you give me a chance, I want to tell you before, a story that I love. This story is called, Call Unknown and it is shared by Gustavo, a person who currently lives in the state of Puebla, and this happened to him a few years ago

when he was a pizza delivery man. So, this tells us, Gustavo, that it started one random night. He was usually in this branch, orders would come out and he would quickly save the food and deliver it. Something that we already know how it works. One night, a woman llamada de una mujer, da por ahí una dirección, entonces él como todo pedido, la recibe, lo lleva, y pasa algo raro.

Él dice que cuando llega a la zona, en aquel entonces no es como hoy, que existen aplicaciones, ya saben cuales, que saben donde es exactamente el lugar. Ahí es, estoy en calle tal, entre esquina tal, color de casa tal, entonces...

Como los taxistas de antes que sabían todo, claro.

Tal cual. Entonces dice que él llega y la descripción es de una casa, pero que al llegar le llamó la atención porque se veía una casa que estaba como... abandonada. Entonces, él empezó a dar sus vueltas con el claxon, empezando pues a avisar de que ya había llegado. Dice que dio la vuelta a la manzana, nadie salía, y estuvo haciendo esto pues un par de veces, nadie salió. Él se comunica pues con la persona que recibe los pedidos, le dice, oye, esa vez I'm here, nobody leaves. The girl says, look, give me a chance, I'm going to call, and I'll tell you right now so you can deliver the order.

A few minutes passed and he returns the call, he says, you know what, come back, I'm calling the client, and the client doesn't even answer the call, so, well, no way, let's go. And he came back with the food. He says it's normal for this type of establishment to find you with this type of calls, as a joke, I mean, what a bad thing, right?

For the businesses, obviously, local businesses, they have losses. He says that when he arrives, he delivers the food, the pizza, and the manager fortunately says, well, we're going to close, it's not going to come out right now, comida la pizza y el gerente afortunadamente dice pues bueno ya vamos a cerrar no va a salir ahorita mejor vamos a repartirla entonces pues ahí se la comieron entre algunos compañeros y todo estaba bien chido al día siguiente volvió a suceder esa misma situación dice que eran como las 9 de la noche vuelve a sonar el teléfono y es la misma mujer la mujer menciona que quería la The phone rings again and it's the same woman. The woman mentions that she wanted the same pizza, the same order, the same specialty, in the same address.

And that's when the operator tells her, you know what? Yesterday we went, it was the delivery guy, no one left. And this woman says, no, sorry, the truth is, I also stayed waiting, I didn't see anyone arrive. So they took it as a confusion. So the operator said, now that the order is going, please, we ask you to be on the lookout. Gustavo is going to leave this order.

It's going the second time. He's almost thinking that it's going to be, he delivers it, it arrives at the place. This time he was sure that it was that home, although it was a little weird because the place looked abandoned. He got off the motorcycle, he stayed there waiting because he said, well, it must be here.

Two or three minutes passed, nothing. He says, well, I think I'm wrong. Then he started going around other streets with the horn. Nobody. And she calls the operator again. And you know what? I think they're playing a joke on you. Because again, they're not going out. I mean, nobody is claiming the food.

And the same girl says, you know what? Give me a chance. I call her again. She calls back. And you know what? Well, go back because he doesn't answer me, not even the phone call. And this point is sad because it's already twice in a row. So, this person, Gustavo, tells us that fortunately

more orders came out and one came out very similar, so there it went. The pizza. There it went, was gone. There was no problem. It was a normal two or three nights. But among the distributors, there was a lot of... Well, that's a fact. For some it was a joke, for others it was something strange. Some knew the area and said that...

That place is not inhabited by anyone. for others it was something strange. Some knew the area and said, it's the place you say, it's not inhabited by anyone. It's just not possible. While they were talking, a call came in, it was already late,

and it was the same woman. The operator bothers her and you know what? Please stop playing the joke. We've been to her house twice, nobody leaves, please stop playing the joke. We've already sent her home twice. Nobody leaves, please don't bother her.

The woman begs for food. She's hungry, her son is hungry, and a baby is heard crying. She says, I don't know what's going on, but the food isn't coming. And the woman tells him again, she needs to bring it to me, I'm not kidding. I'm going to be waiting for the food from the window.

So, the operator, what moved her a lot, the feeling is... The baby's crying. So, she says, look, but please, I'm going to ask you to be on the lookout,

because if the order is returned, they will discount it to us, to the distributor, and to me. So, nobody wanted to go and leave that order. And Gustavo says, well, I had to go. He was new, he was the youngest, so it was my turn. But I was already aware that if I returned this time with the order, I would have to pay for it. Along with this girl. So, he left. He was sure he was going to the place.

He said that it was a few meters away to get there, and this time it was different. Because he said he saw a person through the window on the second floor. He said yes. It was very clear, there was a woman looking out, waiting for something. Fernando speaking Spanish I got out of the motorcycle and I said, well, get out now. And he stayed there for a while. They gave him, what do you like, 2, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, 5 minutes, 6 minutes. They gave him 10 minutes and he says, well, why doesn't this person get out?

And he started knocking on the door. Hey, good night. He started screaming. Nothing. And he says, well, at this point he even tells us a rudeness, he says, how little mother, that again they try to play a joke on us,

but this time they are going to get screwed, because I did see that there is someone there, and I'm going to make him receive the order. He says, the truth, if it bothers me too much. He started to hit the door very hard. I started to kick it and yelling for them to leave because I was not going to pay that order. So hard, he says, I was hitting the door that he managed to open it and just a person comes out who lives next door and says, hey boy, what's wrong with you? Calm down. What are you doing?

And he says, no, well, it's the third time I've come to deliver a pizza order here and it turns out that nobody comes out, that I don't know what, and he started fighting. He says, son, calm down, what are you talking about? That house is empty. That house has been uninhabited for five years and in fact, if they see you there, they can put you in jail because it is property right now of the public ministry.

How do you think? He says, no, it can't be, there's a woman up there and this woman has made us three requests. And he started complaining. He says, son, no, it can't be, this house is insured, no one can enter, no Nobody lives there. I live next door. What are you talking about?

This house was inhabited by people of the crime and it was occupied to, let's say, have people there against their will. So, this house was occupied for this. There was a situation there, five years ago, precisely, and the police managed to find them. But when they got there, they had already fled. Unfortunately, they only found the body of a woman and her son in arms,

who had already died two or three days earlier. Since then, no one has been living in that house. It's completely closed. The police have control. And if they see you hitting her, they're going to take you because you're under investigation. In fact, when he says that he enters, he opens the door, he sees that inside there were these tapes, right?

From the police. Exactly, to cordon the place, and he says, I'm going to read this sentence because it's really impressive. He mentions, That night, they didn't just discount my food. That same week, I quit my job as a delivery man. And to this day, I can't explain it.

Because I'm sure I saw her, and I didn't see her as a ghost. She wasn't transparent, she wasn't floating, she wasn't a woman. She was a woman who was standing there and had a baby in her arms. I saw her when she looked at me and I just stopped seeing her. This happened in Puebla.

And you know what's quite curious? That a lot of people agree that this idea that we have of ghosts, that they are transparent and that you can see through them and that, is not so real. Mucha gente coincide en que esta idea que tenemos de los fantasmas, de que son transparentes y que puedes ver a través de ellos y eso, no es tan real. Porque muchísimas personas que han contado, han platicado historias justamente con apariciones o que ven ciertas figuras, las pueden ver materializadas.

O sea, las ven como si fuera una persona que realmente está ahí parada y creo que todavía eso me daría muchísimo más miedo. I would be like a person who is standing there, and I think that would scare me even more. If a situation like that happened to me. And I think it's incredibly strong how the spirits can't understand that they are no longer in this world and they are tied up in an area, like what happened to this woman, una zona como lo que le pudo pasar a esta mujer tal vez buscando una respuesta del por qué falleció o una venganza hasta cierto punto

porque qué otra razón te podría atar tan fuertemente a un sitio como para que cannot transcend, even they do not know that they can do this for all eternity, for all existence, or until they can transcend. that she was deprived of her freedom. She did have a baby with someone she was deprived of. And unfortunately, even if you look for that news, she will be there. She is a few years old. I mean, there are very local news outlets that were able to get this report. Because at the time, I saw it. So, what this distributor lives and going to deliver

a request to that place is very strong, my friend.

And also, the reality is that, just as you were saying, maybe she doesn't even know what happened. Because she's not trying to hurt him. She's hungry.

Exactly.

And she's trying to feed her baby. I mean, in her situation, she doesn't know that she is no longer there. It obviously causes us terror, because we were able to move forward in time. But she, who was trapped in this situation, what terror, what despair, and that there is no one who can help you get out.

In her consciousness, something else is happening, something very different from what we, the people in this plane, are living, we see it differently. And that's the fear, the people who are here existing and at some point, these two planes interlace and say, I saw you, that's very scary for the people on this side.

But it's really a very sad story.

Yes.

Yes, my friend.

Oh no, how strong. Oh no. Hey, and right now we're with... Well, this podcast is going to be about stories in fast food places. If you allow me, and if you all allow me, I would like to tell you a story.

Go ahead, my friend.

Well, enjoy. I don't know if you know, but we have a music that is setting us up. And it's spectacular. I feel like my heart is beating. But I'm going to tell you a story. A guy sent us a story. And he told us that he worked in one of these companies that definitely don't have soul. habla de que él trabaja o trabajaba en una de estas empresas que definitivamente no tienen alma.

De estas empresas en las que les importa más ganar dinero, les importa más completar todos los pedidos, todo, todo, todo, justo antes que la salud de sus trabajadores.

Ok.

Él platica que estaba en uno de esos días que son súper tóxicos, de los días más fuertes, cuando tienen unas especies como de auditorías, I remember I was in one of those days that are super toxic, one of the strongest days, when they have some kind of audits, those days where you have to count everything, that a lot of work and it is fulminating, very long meetings, whole days, I mean, you don't even have time to go out to eat anything. You know, a lot of people, some decide to smoke, other people prefer to go for a drink when they leave work. decide en fun otras personas prefieren irse por una copa al salir del trabajo este chico nos dice que lo único que a él le gustaba lo único que él quería era comer ok todo ese día estuvo sin nada de alimento llevaba días trabajando

desvelando se cansado de lo peor ese día logró salir bastante tarde y lo único que quería era llegar a uno de estos restaurantes súper famoso de pollo frito salió desesperado del trabajo como pudo el tráfico le tocó un tráfico espectacularmente pesado y en uno de esos momentos en los que él dijo voy a ganarle al semáforo intentó acelerar y se le atraviesa una figura dice que él no comprende si es porque estaba ya muy cansado del trabajo, si era el hambre que tenía, no entiende qué fue lo que pasó, pero que alcanzó a frenar en seco.

Y la figura era una persona como vestida de negro y encapuchada, que empezó a pegarle con desesperación al cofre del auto y a gritarle. Hubo un momento en el que él dejó de escuchar y empezó a sentir que lo que le gritaba ni siquiera tenía sentido, como si estuviera hablando en una lengua completamente diferente. Empezó a golpear a golpear y cuando él empezó a marearse, simplemente como que dejó ir la situación, el tipo se fue. Y él continuó su camino. Dió vuelta en Uy, logró meterse al estacionamiento del carro, y se fue. Y el tipo se fue. He started to get dizzy, he just let the situation go, the guy left and he continued his way.

He turned around and managed to get into the parking lot of the restaurant I was telling you about. He says that when he entered, all the people inside turned to look at him, but he felt a strange vibe. Those feelings are like when something is not going well, of those that make you feel bad. He lined up and there were three people in front of him. He realized that people were completely still. Nobody was moving. He turned to see the girl in the box,

and the girl in the box was standing in front of another person and both of them in silence. He says that he has never been a rude person and that despite the hunger he had, he was not willing to be rude but he needed things to move. Then he raised his voice to get their attention and at that moment all the people in front of him turned around and the girl in the box looked at him. He says he had never felt such a cold look, but things started to move forward. frente a él voltearon y la chica de la caja lo miró. Dice que jamás había sentido una mirada tan fría, pero que las cosas empezaron a avanzar.

Cuando él por fin llegó a la caja, se dio cuenta que su teléfono estaba vibrando. Intentó contestar, pero no podía. Bueno, bueno, nada, nada, no contestaban. Oía como que hablaban del otro lado, era su hermano, hablaban y contested He ate the same thing he always did, because this was one of his favorite restaurants. A chicken cube, some strips, a puree, and his soda. Happy, ready to eat after so many days of working, very tired. He got to the table and tried to communicate with his family. He tried to send messages, nothing worked. His phone was completely useless.

He said, well, it might be the signal, something is happening in this place. telephone For the third bite he gave to the chicken strip, he began to feel the strip writhing in his hands. He turned to see the piece he had just bitten, and his strip was full of worms, black worms, worms that writhed alive. He looked at his chicken cube. Everything was full of worms,

as if the food was decomposed, worms, disgusting, truly disgusting. He started coughing and tried to drink his soda to get rid of the bad taste. When he tried it, he realized that it was a thick mixture, as if it were mud inside the soda. Obviously, he started panicking. He tried to take his phone to call his family and at that moment he felt like the manager of the restaurant put a hand on his shoulder

and said, calm down, everything will be fine. But he says that at that moment when he turned to see him, he saw such an ugly smile. Those smiles really freeze your soul. And his teeth were black. And he felt that at that moment, the restaurant's light went out completely. He tried to pick up his phone again,

but his phone didn't respond. He got up and, trying to run away, he fell to the ground. It was a moment of great tension. Being lying down, he says that the only thing he remembers is trying to crawl to the exit and the manager, in quotes, the manager, standing in front of him, smiling,

that is, he lying on the floor crawling to the and the manager was looking at him from above, smiling. He doesn't remember anything else, but he says he woke up the next day, around 6.50, 7 in the morning, lying in a building that had been under repair, but was already abandoned. What he had next to him was a chicken coop from this restaurant.

It had it.

Yes, it had a chicken coop from this restaurant and a glass of soda from the restaurant, but it was full of dirt. He woke up when he finally managed to grab his phone, because obviously everything was out of place. He realized that he had dozens of missed calls from his mom and brother. To this day, he has no idea what happened.

He simply knows that after that he was sick for weeks. He couldn't eat, he was vomiting, he felt very bad, and he can't explain to this day what happened. Because that restaurant was a restaurant he went to all the time. And he doesn't know if it has anything to do with him not understanding what that man was shouting at him when he almost ran him over.

If it has anything to do with what he experienced when he ended up trapped in a restaurant that wasn't there.

The question that I think it would be important to solve, he was in the restaurant or was he in another place? Because we know, for example, one of the adepts or one of the things that happens a lot in the world of witchcraft, using energies and all this, is that you lose the notion of place, of time, they play with your reality, you have your reality, as the meme says, totally altered, and for example, spiritual beings like the elementals, the aluxes, the elves, the chaneques, they play a lot with that perception of reality, there are people who, an example, you can walk and I could think, I don't know if it was a person he ran into or something else, but I think if he cursed him, obviously, he gave him a scourge, if you want to see it that way.

And this person was probably in another place, under a, I don't know if you call it a spell, eating and drinking, that's why he got sick, something that wasn't even food. encantamiento comiendo y bebiendo por eso se enfermó algo que ni siquiera era comida pero que aún dentro de este mundo su cuerpo decía no o sea no me sabe o no o algo pasa pero él seguía viendo el establecimiento todo entonces yo lo puedo ver así hay casos que son así sobre todo pues casos donde tú aseguras Fernando speaking Spanish tipo de situaciones. Fíjate que ahorita que pláticas esto, bueno creo que esto es algo

que yo he platicado alguna vez en mi streaming, ah porque digo con tu permiso, pero también hago streaming jugando videojuegos y generalmente platico mucho porque estamos muchos horas en vivo. Y tengo una historia de cuando yo estudié comunicación y siempre me tengo especialidad en cine, entonces siempre me ha interesado mucho hacer como documentales, cine y esto. Y en una ocasión fui a visitar Cuba y para... bueno, supongo que si estás en este podcast lo sabes, pero en Cuba se da la religión más importante, o sea, la principal religión es la santería, que pues es una religión, o sea, no es una religión. Y yo tenía, siempre me ha gustado mucho este tema, como de lo oscuro, como que todo este tipo de historias. Y me fui a hacer preguntas, a entrevistar personas, tengo por ahí algunas grabaciones de esa situación.

Y platicando con un joven, que nos recomendaron personas que conocimos allá, justo nos comentaba que cuando él era niño, se dieron cuenta de que le estaban haciendo brujería y que todo venía de cómo lo estaban alimentando. Tenían... no recuerdo bien cómo estuvo la situación, pero más o menos me acuerdo que creo que tenían una empleada o una persona que los ayudaba but I think they had an employee or someone who helped them. And that person was the one in charge of cooking the food.

And he ate very happily until he realized that what came in his food was pantheon soil. So I don't know how the situation works, but to get rid of the witchcraft so strong that they did to him, funcione la situacion pero que para lograr quitarle la brujería tan fuerte que le hicieron porque ya después encontraron enterrado debajo de su cama ollas con este o sea como ollas con tierra de panteón y plumas no sé un montón de cosas o sea no se explico pero la verdad no recuerdo bien que lo hicieron dormir en un cementerio y él dice que es el trauma más grande que él

tiene porque fueron con un babalao me parece que se le llaman a las... a los... lo que vendría a ser como los sacerdotes. Los sacerdotes.

Los sacerdotes.

Lo llevaron con un babalao y él fue el que les dijo es que sí le están haciendo brujería y para soltarlo tiene que dormir en la tumba de uno de sus familiares, no me acuerdo si era de su familiar o de la persona de donde habían sacado la tierra, pero tenía que dormir él ahí. Y dice que tuvo que pasar la noche completa en el panteón central de La Habana, y que fue la experiencia más fuerte que ha tenido porque él podía escuchar cosas, y pues era un niño, no quería abrir los ojos porque sabía que estaban pasando cosas a su alrededor.

O sea, al final, el hecho de que te hagan comer este tipo de cosas, Y pues era un niño. No quería abrir los ojos porque sabía que estaban pasando cosas a su alrededor.

O sea, al final, el hecho de que te hagan comer este tipo de cosas, si se mete también con tu campo energético y puede meterse mucho, o sea, afecta muchísimo más. O sea, si nada más que controlen tu energía a través de brujería, ahora imagínate si también lo estás ingiriendo, el hecho de haberse comido o mordido estos gusanos, tomado la tierra, puede llevarlo incluso a cosas mucho más fuertes. Y digo, nosotros lo vemos en el punto de estuvo enfermo unas semanas.

Pero y todo lo que pasó también, o sea, todo lo que se te queda adentro, todas estas energías, todo lo que cambia en tu espiritualidad, también el hecho de haber... de que tu mente haya sido quebrantada para que estés en un lugar y puedas percibir que estás en un lugar completamente diferente. Porque él sí notaba que las cosas estaban raras. O sea, sí podía ver en las personas, entre comillas, que estaban a su alrededor, I mean, I've seen people who were around him with weird looks, cold smiles, this feeling that it hurts your skin. But not being able to differentiate 100% the reality of what your senses are, I think it's super strong.

I mean, two very strong things from what you're telling me. One, imagine doing a job to a child. How bad you must be.

How much hate you must have. Sure.

Sure. And that same hate is going to lead that person to end up very badly. And number two, witchcraft, which is food, which is ingested, we have said it many times, is one of the strongest and evidently it is a lot of work for that child to die. It's very sad, all of this. Look, I want to ask you, before telling you this story, a question. There is a fast food restaurant that is literally in Mexico and all over the world.

In China, in all places. It's curious because, as I said it a while ago, it has a happy face and a presentation of this burger that is sold...

Yuriko- God knows which one is it.

Fernando- But that's not the point. The point is that before, about 15 years ago, I don't know, more or less, most of the branches outside had a bench.

Oh no, yes, I know.

And in that bench there was a clown.

I don't know who came up with that wonderful idea, because that clown was scary.

Well, for some reason, for some reason, the clown disappeared from all the branches, or at least from the vast majority. We don't know why. There's even a creepypasta, a story that happened in Cuernavac, of two friends, I'm going to say it in broad strokes, because it's a story and it has a lot of similarities. Two friends who were passing by very late, very late, now it's very late, Fernando. that the clown is looking at them, he turns his eyes and speaks and says, I too. In that, one of them also died, it is assumed that he died and another ran out

and later died in the hospital. It's a creepypasta, it's a story. Well, there are people who think it's real. What supposedly draws attention is that there is or there is a recording in a nearby gas station that has a security camera pointing to where this clown is and you can see, supposedly, how he moves and how these students run. If we find this, we'll leave it here.

Wilson- It would be amazing.

Juanjo- But there is a story, and this is not creepypasta.

Ok.

This story is shared by Javier. Javier was, during the first years of his adulthood, working in the United States, and he tells us, and I want to read the sentence, Y él nos dice, y quiero leer la frase, yo les garantizo que esa historia es real, porque yo viví algo similar.

Me da mucho más miedo saber que las historias son de una persona con la que puedes hablar, porque dices, es que esto le pasó.

Así es, ¿no? Y sobre todo porque te da el contexto. Bueno, Javier nos dice que se fue a Estados Unidos hace ya muchos años, ya ahorita está en México, Fernando, I'm going to read it to you because it gives you the context. Well, Javier tells us that he went to the United States many years ago. He is already in Mexico, but he went with his dad crossing a river. Let's leave it like that, openly. So, when he turns 20, he tells us that he went to work at one of these restaurants.

In the United States, there are están estos lugares donde son 24 horas. Entonces dice, yo como acababa de entrar, entré a trabajar en el turno de la noche. Es interesante porque todos los empleados eran personas latinas, entonces se sentía a gusto. Se sentía a gusto con las personas porque, no, pues podíamos hablar el mismo lenguaje aparte de que no sabía tanto el English that well. We spoke very common things in Mexico, or from Mexico, rather. So, he says that, along with two other colleagues,

they used to go to this restaurant in the early morning. For many, a pretty heavy shift. For Javier, the coolest shift. Because he says, there were few customers, we didn't have fun making fun of everyone. And well, he tells us that many of his

colleagues felt that time was heavy. He says why? Because for some colleagues, the place, the restaurant was cursed. I don't know why, but they said it was cursed. el restaurante estaba maldito. No sé por qué, pero ellos decían que estaba maldito. Había algunos comentarios sobre el payaso que está en la entrada de ese restaurante. Que para el contexto de las personas es, está una banca, está el payaso,

el payaso está atornillado a la banca y la banca está atornillada al piso, para evitar que alguien se lo pueda robar. Entonces es un payaso que está fijo, and the bench is screwed to the floor to prevent someone from stealing it. So it's a clown that is fixed, but many, he says, many colleagues mentioned that this place was cursed and that the clown was coming to life. He says, honestly, I thought it was a stupid thing. He even says there were colleagues who said, especially a man who had been working there for several years, he said, if you see the clown at the entrance moving, you quickly lock yourself in and don't leave.

And he says, surely since I was the new one, what they wanted to do was scare me, play jokes on me. He says, since I didn't believe in this whole paranormal thing, I gave them the plane. You know, as we say around here, I don't listen to him. Until something strange happened. He says he will never forget that Thursday of November. He says he was working, he was with his other two colleagues.

One was from Chihuahua, the other was from Sonora. They were working there, the two of them. It was around one or 2 in the morning. He mentions that he is sent to sweep the front part where the vehicles are parked, at the entrance where this service is made to carry cars. He says, I don't like going out much, outside it is not so much the insecurity,

but suddenly you can run into a homeless person, Fernando. But for people who don't know Mexico, a zap is like a... A little hit on the head. A little hit on the head. So I gave him a zap and that's it. And something weird happened. As soon as I gave him the zap, I didn't feel the plastic. Like it's usually the hard plastic of the material. I felt like it was a real head.

I got out of the mood because I didn't feel the hardness of the material. I felt like a hair, a head, even the softness it had. I stared at him and he was there, the clown, inert, with his typical smile. He said, I won't deny it, I did get uncomfortable. And I didn't know what happened. Dice, no te voy a negar, sí me incomodé. Y no supe qué pasó. Dice, volví a tocar otra vez al payaso y normal, normal. Que valiente. Del mismo material. Dice, le toqué la cabeza, igual, todo normal. No entiendo cómo ese primer golpe lo sentí diferente.

Eso para él lo incomodó. Dice, me puse a barrer la parte de enfrente. Dice, I'm going to be honest, I did it very quickly because I felt uncomfortable and apart I felt the feeling that his gaze is following you. So I walked over there and I felt the sight, the heavy gaze of this doll. He says, I'm not going to admit it, I was scared. I finished doing my work and I got in quickly. He says, I told my colleagues what had happened. I thought they were going to laugh their heads off. And they didn't. He says they were doing their work

and they stopped doing what they were doing and he just stared. Is it serious? Yes, yes, but it's nonsense. And he says that his colleagues, no, they were silent and so much that he says, you know what? Look, as long as no client comes, close the door. Please, close it.

But like that, in a serious tone. They went, they made sure, it happened. It says that the minutes, the hours passed. It was around 2.40 in the morning. And it says, I was in the display, I was cleaning. And suddenly, one of my colleagues talks to us. He says, we walked.

And he says, look, my colleague was super bad. His hand was shaking. And he says, he takes us, look, my partner was feeling really bad, his hand was shaking. And he says, take us to the back where the vehicle orders are made. And that window over there points to a very large parking lot type. Of a square that exists. And in the distance, there are these light posts. Y hasta lo lejos están estos como postes de luz y como a unos 60, 80 metros había una persona que se veía parada.

Y dice, mira. Y el otro compañero sintió miedo. Y él dice, es un vagabundo. He says that when he manages to focus, he realizes that he had in his hands, that is, he had something in the shape of, let's call it, in Mexico they are called machetes, a long-pointed object. And he had one there. And he says that he was like a person that didn't move, but he could see this. He says, please make sure the door is closed, everything, everything.

And Javier says that he goes, and that's when he secures the main door, and goes to the bench, there was no one on the bench. That doll, which is like a hard plastic that is screwed, was not there.

And he stayed like watching, he went out and one of his colleagues said no.

What are you doing?

Close, close. and one of his colleagues said no. What are you doing? Close it. Just close it. He said, he finished closing it, they looked at each other again, and this person who was standing there watching was a little closer. And he said, look, look closely, what do you see?

Since it's dark, it's just the light from these posts, he said they look at the floor and they see the type of these posts, they look down and they realize the type of shoe that this person had that was there. What shoe was it?

The typical clown shoe. The one that is big. Here Javier says, Paco, I didn't know what to believe. If this was a joke, it was a very well planned joke because at what point

someone outside remove the screws from the doll? Who was going to make such a well-elaborated joke? Who? And besides, the face of my colleagues was really scary. and this person, or this being, or this I don't know what, was getting a little closer and you could see the clothing perfectly and everything. But he says he didn't look like a doll, he looked like a person with a suit, makeup, I mean, he was a person, he didn't look like a doll. He says that his companions secured everything well, doors, windows,

they closed everything completely. And when they wanted to take a look, no one was standing outside. But they heard around the branch how something was passing and hitting the wall with something metallic. And these metal blows were heard hitting the wall. and he says, and I was still between disbelief and nervous, because he says that the minutes went by and those metal blows against the wall,

you can still hear this feeling that something bad is happening, you can feel that you are going to die, and you can feel that you are going to die. And I was like, I don't know, I don't know what to do, the minutes and those metal blows against the wall, you can still hear this feeling that something bad is happening, it begins to intensify and it is, he says, I'm going to do something,

he says, I'm going to go out, I'm going to go out because this is a joke and it has to end right now, I started walking towards the entrance, one of my colleagues who was in the kitchen ran out, grabbed my hand, and hit me. He said, what are you doing? I said, this is a joke. He said, no. And he started scolding him. He said, no, man, this is not a joke. But what's going on? We don't know. Nobody knows what's going on, but don't go out. And he says he's going back again back and when he wants to focus,

that's when he sees him. Like this, Frida. On the other side of the glass, close up. He sees his face and says, it was him. But I didn't see him as a doll, it was a person. He says it was a person of flesh and blood. I saw the wig, his red wig, his smile. And yes, he had this metal object in his hands. And it was then that I screamed. I told my colleagues that there was a guy outside. And at that moment we called the police.

The police arrived about 10, 15 minutes later. And I said, the truth is, we were all scared. I'm going to tell you something. Fernando speaking Spanish Fernando, Si llega la policía, dice, cuando vemos que las patrullas se estacionan, ya como que respira, sabes, como que no pasa nada.

No haya quien más cuidando ahí.

Entran, dice, abrimos la puerta, mi compañero responsable habla con ellos y les dice que un payaso, que no sé qué, y los policías se tiraron a la carcajada. ¿Es en serio? Sí, dice, he was a clown. He says, no. In his language, in his English, they told him no, that he was probably very tired, or that they had gotten involved or something like that.

They grabbed him and left. The funny thing is, this person says that when he leaves, Javier, when he leaves to open the police door, the clown who was there before, was there. I mean, at what point did the person who made the joke...

He put the clown back.

He put the clown back, he screwed the clown again. He says, you lost your cool, you lost your cool, I'll go out, I'll open the door, and by inertia you turn around. There was the clown in his usual position, with his smile. He doesn't know what happened that night, and so he finishes the mail, and he says at the end, I want to read it, because he says, if you ask me, I think this brand has some kind of strange pact, because I don't explain how these things happen.

That early morning changed my way of seeing the world, because I am convinced that clown came to life at some point. I touched him and I saw him. I lived him. Nobody is going to come and tell me.

Oh, how strong. Ay, qué fuerte.

No, manches, amiga.

No, está de miedo. Y de verdad, pude sentir la tensión, porque aparte es algo que sí suena. Yo sí soy muy creyente de que cuando las historias se repiten tanto, tienen un trasfondo. Es por algo. O sea, hay algo que es verdad en esa historia.

No sé si vaya muy aplicado el dicho de que cuando el río suena es porque agua lleva. Las cosas... Tal vez pueda haber hasta cierto punto un leve nivel de distorsión de la historia, pero la raíz y que se repita tantas veces en tantas personas, me parece bien interesante. But the root, and that it's repeated so many times in so many people, I find it very interesting. And also, what he mentioned, that you don't know if there would be some kind of pact of this brand or something.

Because it did go up to a spectacular level. And I mean, they even say it about celebrities, that to reach certain levels of fame, you need to give something in return. Digo, si lo dicen hasta de los famosos que para alcanzar ciertos niveles de fama necesitas entregar algo a cambio. Yo soy muy fiel creyente de que las cosas puestas así exhibidas es el mejor escondite para algo. Cuando te muestran las cosas tan de frente, las están ocultando de la mejor manera posible. Pasan desapercibidas porque nadie entiende dentro de la lógica que te lo

exhiban o sea piensas como de claro que no eso es falso y si podemos ver hasta en los vídeos musicales de los famosos haciendo rituales en conciertos haciendo rituales que cosas no pasarían también en el mundo de los negocios para alcanzar esos niveles de fama porque o sea está en todo el mundo está en todo el mundo y siempre curiosamente siempre hay historias de cosas terroríficas que les han pasado a niños que les han pasado adultos dentro de estos lugares incluso sobre todo a mí me da muchísimo miedo los turnos 24 horas porque hay cierta Yuri, Spanish I wanted to say something that surely your audience knows, because we are people who like this topic.

If you ever find something that minimally looks like a witchcraft, for God's sake, don't touch it. Don't touch things. If you go to the forest and find an altar, don't touch it. Don't make calls, don't whistle in the forest. No hagas llamados, no silves en el bosque. Si hay muchas plantas, las plantas jalan energía y hay muchas cosas desconocidas que con las que no vamos a saber lidiar. Entonces tratar como siempre de mantener una línea de respeto porque a todos nos gustan estos temas porque la verdad lo desconocido nos parece muy interesante. Sí. Yohanna- But to maintain a line of respect. Yohanna- And if all your colleagues are telling you that something weird is happening and you are the new one, Yohanna- Believe them. Why do you believe them when they tell you that the human resources thing is very gossipy,

Yohanna- because you believe that and you wouldn't believe them when they are telling you that weird things are happening with this clown. Yohanna- It will be a joke, it can be whatever you want, but believe them. Always keep the line of respect towards the things you don't know. I think that's what can keep us safe the most. Because these are things that do happen in reality.

Look, I'm going to tell you something. The reality is that, I don't know if anyone knows, and if you know, please put it in the comments. Why did it disappear? Why did they remove it if it was the main image? Now, you have read many stories on Reddit, which is where people normally dare, that's the word,

they dare to express something that they probably have been keeping

Es que no quiero decir que soy como muy sensible a las cosas como raras. Hay incluso lugares en los que simplemente no puedo entrar porque tengo sensaciones como que casi me pueden llegar a paralizar como del miedo. Y es algo que me ha pasado toda la vida. Y a mí me acuerdo que justo en este restaurante hay uno en la ciudad de Oaxaca. Y cuando yo era... Bueno, hay varios, ¿no? Pero hay uno en específico. Que cuando yo era niña, siempre fue como un gran lujo ir a ese lugar porque tampoco...

O sea, para mis posibilidades económicas desde ese momento, era bastante caro ir a este restaurante. Entonces, era de que ibas una vez cada cumpleaños o cosas por el estilo, ¿no? Yohana. Yeah. Y es un amor estar sola en el área de juegos de ese restaurante. Pero era desde mi infancia. Yo, pues, evidentemente no entendía por qué. Pero justo ahorita que estamos hablando de esto y que también va relacionado con la historia que te voy a contar yo ahorita. Fernando. Bien.

¿Qué loco es? Estamos muy penetrados. ¿Cómo se va? Sí, se va hilando. Es espectacular.

Las historias siempre se van hilando. Fernando- The stories are always getting more and more. Wilson- So strong. I already realized that I have this tic to say that it´s strong. I mean, what I´m getting at is that that area was like... I mean, weird because it was a restaurant for kids. Fernando- Exactly. Wilson- And that area of games was always pretty dark. I don´t know if they didn´t have enough lighting or what the situation was. Yulia, I mean, there's no other way to get out of there, and I was always very scared. But well, now, going back to the story I'm going to tell you, it also happens in this same restaurant.

Ok.

It turns out that, this story is told by a young mother. She told us that, generally when they have a lot of work to do, they take a moment to spend time with their daughter. And what they do to vent, to get out of this level of stress, to break that circle, is that they go to eat at this restaurant. The girl is very happy with her box, with the games,

and she, as there is internet, can sit down and continue working from a much more relaxed environment than being in her office. So she talks about how that day they arrived, she is a pretty serious woman, I mean, she really doesn't like to live with people and that, but her daughter, on the contrary, is very, woman, I mean, she doesn't really like to hang out with people and all that, but her daughter, on the contrary, is very, very, very open.

A place where she sees kids, a place where she makes friends, where you see her playing and running everywhere, she talks to everyone, this type of kids that are very happy. She says that the girl ate and asked for permission to go play. So she took her things and sat down in a place near the playground. First she approached, checked the space, and made sure, like a good mom, always on top of everything,

that there was a safe place, that there were more kids, whatever. And she told the girl in front, go play. She sat down with her computer, put on her headphones and started working. A little while passed and she noticed that a family had arrived. jugar ella se sentó con su computadora se puso sus audífonos y se puso a trabajar pasó el ratito y notó que llegó una familia venían papá mamá y dos niñas una niña como de ocho años y otra un poco más pequeña como de la edad de su hija la hija de la chica que está contando la historia se llama ok entonces llegó esta familia con los dos niños y la niña pequeña que tenía la Okay. lo que hay alrededor. Por azares de la vida, del destino yo creo, Ana y esta niña hicieron

click inmediato. Entonces se pusieron a jugar, estaban entre comillas felices. Ana se acerca para a la mesa donde estaba su mamá para pedirle un poquito de refresco y viene con la niña. La mamá, o sea la que está contando la historia, intentó hacerle plática a la niña, pero dice que la niña simplemente como que se le quedaba fijamente viendo, o sea, como observando todo a su alrededor. Y le ofreció, oye, ¿quieres papas? ¿Quieres refresco? ¿Quieres algo? Y la niña como que solo la miraba como si la estuviera analizando. They ran away, and she had a strange feeling, but it didn't matter to her because she's a girl.

When she heard the screams, the screams of joy among the children, they became screams of terror. And she started to hear in the background, Mom, Mom, Mom, a lot of screams everywhere. Evidently, she, along with many other parents, ran to the playground to see what was happening. todos lados evidentemente ella junto con muchísimos otros padres salieron corriendo hacia el área de juegos para ver qué era lo que está pasando lo que estaba pasando cuando ella miró hacia arriba su hija

o sea su hija ana la otra niña vamos a ponerle de nombre karen karen es su hija car anna karen y otra niña estaban parados en la parte de arriba junto con Karen, her daughter, Ana Karen and another girl were standing on the top floor with a boy, also around the same age. At that moment, they see how the girl who was with them falls to the ground,

crashes against the ground and opens her head. There was a lot of blood, a lot of, I don't know, a lot of red liquid that was in her veins, thrown everywhere. And when she looks up, she sees Karen, her daughter, and how the boy who was with them

jumps into the ball pool. The parents of the girl who had fallen to the ground, running, and they started to blame her for her daughter throwing our daughter, the typical thing, right? Yes. suelo corriendo y empezaron a culpar de que tu hija tiró a nuestra hija lo típico no? Ella pues no, ella sabía que su hija jamás sería capaz de algo así porque su hija era una niña bastante tranquila. Entre todo el desbarajuste que había, ella empezó a decir yo vi a un niño, hay

un niño en las pelotas. Se metió a buscar y no había absolutamente nada. En eso se da cuenta que la mamá de Karen jala a la hija mayor del brazo así super fuerte y le dice, ¿Quién fue? Y la hija mayor se voltea y le dice, mamá, tú sabes quién fue. Ella como que intentaba poner atención a lo que estaba ocurriendo, pero al mismo tiempo Okay. Okay. to hear that all the children, all the children said, they didn't go, it was the boy, it was the boy. And all the children pointed to the ball pit,

but there was nothing in the ball pit. Even other parents also went looking and many parents also said, I also saw a boy falling into the pool. While they were looking, the lady pulled her daughter, Ana, a Ana, y le dice,

A ver, ¿qué es lo que está pasando? ¿Qué ocurrió? Y Ana le dijo, Mami, es que yo no fui. Nosotras no fuimos. Fue ese niño feo. El niño que tenía la cara como de re... La mamá se enojó porque no quisimos jugar con él y él la empujó. Cuando él ya estaba hablando con su hija, empezó, volteó a ver a la familia

y se dio cuenta que la familia estaba como huyendo. Agarró y los persiguió y los terminó atrapando en el estacionamiento cuando ya se estaban subiendo a su auto para irse y le dijo a la señora, dime qué es lo que está pasando. ¿Qué es esto? ¿De qué hablan los niños?

La señora como que ya no le quedó de otra. Se volteó y le dijo, Karen, tiene un amigo imaginario desde hace mucho tiempo. Su amigo se llama Max. Pero nosotros pensamos que ya tenía muchos años sin verlo. Y siempre que está él, pasan cosas raras. No manches. But we think she hadn't seen him in years. And whenever he's there, strange things happen.

No way.

I mean, the lady couldn't understand how all this was possible, but she was 100% sure that she had seen a child fall into the pool of balls. She doesn't talk about it anymore, but she says that when she returned to the restaurant No, man. fue el niño, el niño en la alberca de pelotas. No manches.

Oye, y es que, digo, hay una imagen, me acordé mucho de una imagen que se hizo viral en redes sociales donde muchos la van a recordar, igual si puedo, aquí la estamos dejando en pantalla, donde un padre le toma la foto a su hijo o a su hija, no recuerdo, Fernando Ramos-Leal, who takes the picture of his son or his daughter, I don't remember. And he's in the distance, the boy peeking, but next to him you can see a scary face. And I can't get away from it. I mean, there are areas, and you said it correctly, as it should be. It's totally incredible how these areas are so dark suddenly, and what appears there... Fernando, Spanish Fernando. I have a story, this story is not sent to me, it is a story that is very popular for a reason. There is in Mexico City, in the area of the historic center, a restaurant that has a barbaric story.

It's called La Fonda de Doña Sarita. I don't know if you've heard of it. Fernando. Y entonces se le cambia el nombre. La historia va cambiando. Digo porque no falta el que no se llama. De boca en boca siempre cambia. Exactamente. Entonces voy a contar yo la versión, digamos, más popular de esta historia. La leyenda cuenta que Doña Sarita era una madre soltera con tres niños. Tenía la ilusión de abrir su propio negocio de comida rápida. Y estuvo viendo varios lugares, varios local shops, as we call them here in Mexico, these small commercial shops. She was walking through the historic center of Mexico City and she found one that was at a good price, but it was quite deteriorated.

It had these marks that it had been a long time, it it did not give maintenance, it was very ugly. So the lady hires a carpenter to start working, there she came to an arrangement with this man so that he would not charge her so much, he began to explain more or less how the place was and they realized that in order to expand a little more they had to break a wall in that the albañil arrives one day he arrives with his tools and began to throw to hit to knock down this wall what a surprise what they discovered they realized that behind this

wall there was a room that was like. It was there, nobody knew. So when they entered, it was completely dark, obviously. So many years that nobody entered, they saw something scary. What the story tells is that there was the skeleton of a woman the woman was wearing a black dress and a long hair. The woman was fucked. She was covered in ashes.

So many years had passed. People, Mrs. Sarita, Mrs. Albanil, were all surprised. They didn't know what to do. They called the police. Now, this was a discovery of something that happened, of a crime, especially a crime.

It is said that the lady, the albañil, stopped working, they went to look for help with the authorities so that they would come for that body, which had been there for so many years. But one of the children of Doña Sarita, named Leo, who was the child, the youngest son, was moved by this, he was not afraid. And what he chose was somehow to lower this body.

History says that he lays him down, touches his body, touches his hands, he puts them in this position. The child and the family, coming from a very Catholic family, the child is incantated and makes a prayer for this body, for the woman. So the child was very moved. Then the authorities arrive, they take the body, the woman. So the boy was very moved. Then the authorities arrive,

they take the body, blah blah blah. What happened? The work was finished and the fundita started working, starting with fast food, but the business did not flow, it did not prosper, there were no people to eat, there were no sales, eat, no sales, no money, no income. In that, a woman appears, she arrives at the restaurant asking for work. This woman, the story tells us that her name is Ines, a very beautiful woman, very pretty, with long black hair, very pretty.

She came to ask for work, she spoke to Mrs. Sarita, and you know what? I come for work, I'm not from from around here and I need something to sleep. And the lady said, she was very honest, she said, look, daughter, the truth is I don't have to pay an employee. No, well, I need, I don't have a place to sleep, I need you support. He said, look, daughter, the only way I can pay you is by letting you sleep in a room, the room upstairs. You can stay in that room, there's a bed,

you can stay and sleep, it's ok. And he said that Inés started working with this lady and days, weeks later, sales started to prosper. Customers and customers arrived, and customers, and customers came. I mean, there was no one or just one table with a customer.

There was a line, a line of people who were there because they really liked the taste of Doña Sarita. And in a short time, history tells us that the lady not only expanded, she bought the place, she had it remodeled, he left it super well, there was already money, the lady had already bought part of her house, she took her children ahead, a Inés was already part of the family. He was already paying her a salary, and the party was coming, they were with each other, they were living together, the part where the hugs and congratulations were coming,

and this is what Leo tells us. He says, when Inés comes to give me a hug, she said, she hugged me and said to my ear, thank you for your compassion. They don't need me anymore and I will never forget you.

The story goes that Ines retired from the party and suddenly stopped going to work. Doña Sarita sintió mucha tristeza porque ya más allá de ser una empleada, pues ya era alguien importante. Era su amiga. Era su amiga y era su familia. Y dicen que la buscaron, la buscaron y nunca más se supo de esta mujer. Sorprendentemente la historia, obviamente los investigadores han investigado mucho esta historia.

Mencionan que fue la forma en como esta mujer, esta energía, porque esa energía, esta alma, pagó por la oración, por la ayuda que le dieron y el negocio al día de hoy sigue ahí, la fonda de doña Sarita que dicen que ya les cambiaron el nombre, otros dicen que ya lo cerraron pero muchos garantizan que está ahí, digo yo si tengo la oportunidad de ir,

no quiero perderme la oportunidad de estar en este lugar. ¿Qué opinas, amiga? Yusuke mal, porque qué preciosa... O sea, de miedo, claro, porque imagínate que te pase algo así. Pero qué bonita historia. Es que, mira, yo siempre... Lo que te he platicado hace rato, yo considero que la gratitude es como de las cosas más importantes que podemos tener como personas, como seres humanos. Así es. Fernando. para ayudar a salir adelante a esta familia que la encontraron, que le dieron un entierro digno, o sea, una... Wilson- Santa Sepultura, ¿no? Carolina- Santa Sepultura, sí, que dignificaron su muerte. La verdad que se me hace algo maravilloso. Y yo siento que ese tipo de cosas sí pasan. Wilson- Claro.

Carolina- O sea, yo siento que cuando encuentran cuerpos escondidos o todo este tipo de cosas no fue como una coincidencia. Que tal vez ese espíritu o esa alma estaba esperando encontrar a una persona lo suficientemente sensible para que diera con su cuerpo, pudiera esa persona o ese espíritu trascender. Entonces siento que mejor familia no pudo haber encontrado, pudo haber llegado a ese lugar que fue al final si un poco bendecida con este agradecimiento y con esta fortuna tan buena después de esta

situación. Claro, pero te imaginas lo sorprendente que, no sé, conviviste un año completo con un muerto. Te imaginas? I mean, that would cause me...

Yes, you would have that trauma, but thinking that he had the opportunity to scare you and decided to help you... I think I would prefer to think... Like a while ago, you guys didn't have the camera on, but a while ago we were talking before starting to record... You were saying that something happened behind me and I was like, it was my grandfather, it was my grandfather! I mean, but because I try to stay with the part that I know

won't terrify me for the rest of my life, so it was my grandfather.

It was your grandfather, friend.

Yes, just like them. He was our great friend.

Hashtag, it was your grandfather. Can you imagine?

It would be funny, right? I wanted to try not to scare you.

It's my grandfather, it's my grandfather.

It's my grandfather.

Hey, that's curious.

We are talking about coming back.

Let's see. Let's listen to this story. Perfect. This story is told by a guy who works in a pretty famous restaurant. Esta historia nos la cuenta un chico que trabaja en un restaurante bastante famoso, restaurante de cadena de pizzerías.

Ok.

De las pizzas. Este, él nos platica que justamente estaba en una de esas noches que son bastante habituales para ellos, una de estas noches donde hay muchísima gente, donde todo es una carrera todo está desesperado con la única diferencia de que en esa noche había bastante lluvia también él platica que a él le había tocado estar en cocina esa vez no sé si te dan

todos los restaurantes pero creo que tengo entendido que van rotando los puestos en cada quien está como por una zona y en esa ocasión a él le había tocado estar en el área de I think I understand that the tables are rotating, right? Everyone is in a certain area, and on that occasion, he had to be in the kitchen area.

Okay.

But before entering the kitchen, he saw a boy entering the restaurant. But it was already night, it was raining, so the boy was coming with a somewhat lost look. But you know, in the night shifts, you always see strange things,

some paranormal, others just strange. And I saw him enter with a lost look, very wet, but it didn't matter to him, he entered alone and he, this boy, left, continued with his work in the kitchen area. I could hear his colleagues who were in the area,

like where they are ordered, in the is to get along with your parents. My parents simply no longer... My mom hasn't spoken to me for months and my dad disappeared. Said the boy in the box. A conversation like very normal of someone who tries to talk to a person who is attending.

Honestly, for the boy who sent us the story, I think it's a very good story. I think it's a very good story. I think it's a very good story. se desapareció, decía el chico de la caja. Una conversación como muy normal de alguien que intenta hacerle plática a una persona que está teniendo. Honestamente, para el chico que nos mandó la historia, el tema familiar es un tema bastante sensible, entonces él solo escuchó eso y cuando notó que se estaba hablando de temas familiares, dijo,

voy a alejarme de esto.

Claro.

Alcanzó a ver cómo el chico se fue a su mesa, estaba todo muy tranquilo, of this. He saw how the boy went to his table, everything was very quiet, and first he saw that the boy was like laughing his head off, but he was completely alone. He had to go get some things at the winery, and when he returned, he found the same boy at the same table crying. But crying bitterly, this cry that they call ugly crying, so without any shame, crying loudly. As things were getting out of control,

and this young man was drawing too much attention, the rest of the tenants were feeling quite uncomfortable. And that's when the manager decided to come closer demasiado la tensión, pues el resto de los comensales estaban sintiendo bastante incómodos. Y fue ahí cuando el gerente decidió acercarse para, como para controlar un poco al chico. No saben qué fue lo que le dijo porque se acercó y dice que se le acercó como al oído. Y algo le dijo que el chico explotó. O sea, se empezó como que a alterar, a gritar y The guy exploded. He started to get upset, to scream, and to get super nervous. He got up and left.

Everyone was treated like super weird. But you know, typical gossip in the restaurant. All the employees went out to see what was going on. When the manager approached them, his colleagues asked him, hey, what happened? And the manager told them, this guy was moving the order.

He should either calm down or leave. The guy in the box said that he wasn't coming with his parents. The guy who was telling the story said that he turned around and told them, no, I saw him coming in alone.

It made a noise, but saw him coming in alone. It made a noise, but nothing out of the ordinary.

Some time later, he continued working in the kitchen, and on one of the occasions he went out, he saw that the boy, through one of the windows, he saw that the boy who had been causing the conflict and that, was still standing outside the restaurant. He says he can't explain why, but he had this feeling of wanting to talk to him as if something was attracting him to that guy.

So he left the restaurant and went to talk to the guy who was outside. He says that when he turned around to see him, the guy had his eyes swollen from crying so much. And he said, hey brother, everything okay? I have something I can help you with. And he says that the boy turned around and looked at him and said, excuse me, I didn't want to cause so many conflicts in the restaurant,

I just don't understand what happened. And he started to doubt him. I said, tell me what happened. The boy told him that he had entered the restaurant alone. He ordered his food and sat down. And at that moment a couple of gentlemen

asked him for permission to share the table with him. He didn't have any problem with sharing the table. He didn't understand why they wanted to sit table with him. He didn't have any conflict in sharing the table, he didn't understand why he wanted to sit with him, but he said, go ahead. That the man was a very joking man, very cheerful, a very nice person,

and the lady was a lady a little more reserved, but she looked very loving. At first they had been talking very well, comic stories, that's first they had been talking everything very well, comic stories, that's why he laughed so much, and that out of nowhere they tell him that they had lost their... they had lost a child.

The boy who tells us the story, says that that was his last day before going on vacation, because the next day he was going to travel to another state to meet his girlfriend, because it was his girlfriend's birthday. So he was a little desperate to leave, but he kept listening to this boy's story carefully, because something kept him by his side,

like trying to know what else was in the story. The boy kept telling him that the lady from nowhere Okay. La señora le dijo que su hijo iba viajando en un autobús hacia otro estado para visitar a su novia porque su novia cumplía años pero que nunca llegó a su destino porque hubo un accidente en la carretera. Se había deslavado un cerro y había cubierto el autobús y había fallecido su hijo en ese accidente. El chico que nos manda la

historia no no no comprende que fue lo que le hizo click pero él le dijo descríbenos cómo se llamaban quienes eran los señores y el muchacho pues se asustó porque no entendía por qué un desconocido ahora quería saber tanto sobre la historia que él estaba contando y les dijo vamos a decir no about the story he was telling them. And he told them, let's say, the man's name was Juan and the lady was Margarita. The boy who was telling the story

kept telling them, please tell me how they were, how they were, describe them to me. The description was exact.

Oh my.

To the boy's parents. Parents who had died six years earlier. Híjole. and his father, watching him, as if they knew he had understood the message. That same night, he called his boyfriend and said, I'm sorry, but I can't go. I can't explain why, but I can't go. The girlfriend got angry and made a mess,

normal, because they already had plans to spend their birthday together, and he was canceling at the last minute. He said, you know what, I can't. The next day he wakes up, and in the news, cumpleaños juntos y él estaba cancelando de último minuto le dijo sabes que no puedo al otro día se despierta y en las noticias el autobús que él iba a tomar para ir a buscar a ver a su novia había sufrido un accidente se había deslavado un cerro y había habido muchísimos

muertos y heridos hasta la fecha dice que él no comprende qué fue lo que pasó él no sabe si fue una coincidencia de la vida and they were both dead and injured. To this day, he says he doesn't understand what happened. He doesn't know if it was a coincidence in life, if it was simply his parents looking for a way to give him a warning, or if it was just a coincidence. But he knows that he is still alive in this world

thanks to having heard that message that he accidentally gave to a him that night in the restaurant.

There is a saying that I like to take into account. Things happen for a reason. I'm going to tell you something super, super brief that happened to me in Mexico City the last time I was there. We are renting an apartment where we record witch stories. Commercial. If you haven't seen it, go see it. Fernando. Fernando, este yo estaba ya jalando mis cosas. Contexto, estaba yo en un cuarto piso y el elevador no sirve. Entonces, pues la bajada estaba fácil. Entonces, ya iba yo en chinga, ya iba yo este bajando.

Y llegando casi a la recepción, este, me acuerdo que mi teléfono lo había yo dejado. Dije, no puede ser, otra vez vamos para arriba. Entonces ya, o sea, subí a las escaleras otra vez. Fernando. Fernando, you know what? Wait a minute. I say, ah, I understand. Yes, wait a while, about 5 minutes and you get out. Ah, ok, perfect. I stayed talking a little bit with them, about 10 minutes passed and I got out and I left. When I was already arriving at the reception, look how curious, the guard tells me you know what? please go to the parking lot not the main door because about 10 minutes ago

they were pruning a tree that's outside and there was a branch that fell on top of another one and it threw a piece and it fell on the main entrance about 10 minutes ago

and I'm like, really? and I go out to wait for my vehicle and I see a huge branch that was Fernando, wow! That happened just two weeks ago that I was there. And it was impressive because everything in this life happens for a reason. I mean, the good thing is that there are people, I'm sure you are one of them, that have people that take care of you. I know that your parents and my parents, our family, love us, but there are people that are no longer with us,

that take care of us, that continue to protect us, that give us their blessing. And that is something very beautiful. And I believe a lot in this. I also believe in a God, I have said it, that is also there observing and that for those who invoke Him, they have His protection. So, that's what I'm staying with and that con lo que yo termino este podcast, amiga. Muchísimas, muchísimas gracias. ¿Cómo te la pasaste?

Muy bien, la verdad. Muchísimas gracias por haberme invitado y muchísimas gracias a tu audiencia. Espero que me reciban con mucho cariño. Trátenme bonito. La verdad, me lo pasé muy bien. Me encanta todo el ambiente, toda esta sensación. this feeling because it does get you completely into the stories and I like it a lot and I tell you again I am very happy because we met a long time ago and seeing all this is the incredible journey that you have and all this really makes me very proud to know it because well you do not know it but we are from the same place, from the same land, so it always makes me very

proud to see people as successful as you and that are achieving incredible things. Seriously, congratulations.

Thank you so much, friend. And exactly, from me to you, what a joy to meet you. To know what you are achieving. It's amazing to see the family. We are going to support Frida. Please go to her social media, support her, put her there.

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Thank you very much.

Family, here I leave you the advance of this content that you will only find on our website www.podcastextranormal.com.mx There is everything forbidden, everything dark is there. Greetings and blessings. podcast extra normal Punto com Punto MX a yes toto lo prohibido todo lo oscuro esta por allá saludos y bendiciones bye ♪ He was a person, like many people imagine, that was rich, gentlemanly. He was a person with an unpleasant appearance. I want to say it as he put it in the mail. He was a dirty old man, filthy, f***ed up.

That kind of s*** that you can see the dirt on the outside. And that's when he came in. He was his brother, but at a more teenage age, which was quite strange because the brother had never reached that age.

That was enough for strange things to start happening. That was enough for strange things to start happening.

It is said that the creature approached the crib Mm-hmm. But this son of a bitch did something to my wife.