7 MORE True Scary NIGHT SHIFT Stories

I am a recovering addict, I've been clean going on 5 yrs. Let me tell you detoxing in jail SUCKS! HARD, and the harder the drug and the longer you've been doing it means the harder the detox is. It is not so hard that dying should be your reaction to getting cought! It's not so hard that you should kill over not wanting to face it. LIFE is so sweet when you find the will and the power to leave those drugs behind and really start living your life. Always choose your life over the drug and never let it make you take a life when faced with the consequences of doing those drugs.

Best part of the day listening to a fresh let's read ... At night

Thank you Joel for always being there! ❤

4 am, can’t sleep. Perfect way to settle back in and listen to this wonderful channel👍

The very last story is legitimately identical of what happened to my dad. He was 48 isntead of 33. If you hadn't of said the age, I wouldve thought this was one of his nurses. I witnessed what this nurse did, and everything she said is hauntingly accurate. If anyone is suffering with alcohol addiction, please reach out to friends, family and medical facilities for help. Noone deserves to go in such a traumatic way no matter the circumstances.

Every single one of these stories was impactful. This was an extra great video, Joel. Thank you

It's hard for me to get in the mood for horror when I look at those lovely gas prices in the background.

In context to the third story, what a shame. The guy didn't want to go down for oxy's and detox in jail, but the truth is, detoxing in jail is much easier than doing it on the streets. I don't know if it's a psychological effect of knowing that you can't have anything or what, but detoxing in jail as much easier than it is on the streets. As someone who's been an opiate addict since 2015, I've spent my few times in jail (and 3 months in prison), and every time I've been locked up, the withdrawals are minimal. At least they were when I was doing opana/oxymorphone (think oxycontin's stronger, older brother). Now I don't know about fentanyl or methadone, but the pills are relatively easier to come off of. And when I tell you that withdrawals on the outside are miserable, I'm not exaggerating. You would almost rather die than feel that way; cold sweats, body pain, stomach pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and anxiety as high as I've ever had. Sort of like you were thrown from a vehicle while you had the flu is what it feels like. I'm going to the methadone clinic now so I'm trying to get myself together, but just a little tidbit for anybody that maybe scared of coming off of opiates in custody of corrections, it's not too bad.

recently the creature in my basement died, we used to sit together and listen to these, so in a way doing it again feels like it’s still here with me ❤ thanks joey

One night I just couldn’t sleep then boom I’m hooked can’t sleep with out his videos

This is fun to watch especially after i literally just got robbed at my night shift job

Detoxing in jail is a fate almost worse than death 😢

Here we go with another great collection!

In the fourth story the fact that the guy couldn’t tell right away that the dude was an organ harvester was crazy other then asking him medical questions saying that it’s his job to know about ppl and u won’t be able to work for 6-8 weeks, this shoulda set off alarms. But only $4000 for a kidney ain’t worth it in ideal conditions but trusting this guy and hoping that he’ll just take the kidney then get u the medical attention u need is a bit of a risk especially when u realize that once they open u up they’re most likely just gonna take it all; both kidneys, your liver, lungs, heart, eyes and maybe even brain. They’ll put u under and odds r you’re never waking back up

Joel, I want to take this time to thank you for all of your awesome narrations I can honestly say you have the best voice I have ever heard you rock brother.

Who else is listening to joey on their monday off? 👨🏾‍🔧

YES! Night shift are some of my favs! Great work yet again Mr. Joel!

I am 17 and work as a night security guard with only a long torch to defend myself and I listen ti less to help pass time when I saw this vid I knew to click

Just in time for my bedtime stories! Brilliant as always Joel!1

I can attest from personal experience as a security guard, your mind can scare the absolute bejeezus out of you at times of stress, if u let it.