71 Shocking Moments When Trusting Their Gut Literally Saved Lives—You Won’t Believe #37
He arrived a few minutes later, cleared the house, and chewed my a*s for not locking the front door.
I (30,F) was in a Las Vegas hotel and was invited in the elevator by a couple middle aged accented guys up to the penthouse to see the view. Immediately after I accepted I realized what a terrible decision it was, but I was too midwestern to be rude and cancel, so I went. Inside a bunch of guys of all ages were sitting around on couches on their phones, and it literally felt like I was in a movie where the group was about to get busted for d***s or a p**********n ring, so I stayed as long as I felt I had to before making an excuse and leaving.
Some friends and I were on a road trip through California. It got late, so we decided to just pull over and sleep on the side of the road. Before we turned in, we thought we would sit on the ground and eat a little dinner. In the dark behind me I heard a noise and LEAPT into the car. Everybody laughed at me reacting the way I did. It took me a minute or two to even realize what the noise was I had reacted to. It was a rattlesnake rattle. I reacted automatically without any concious thought.
Several years ago, 6 of my friends and I were out of state for a wedding. We rented an Air BnB for the group. Immediately after getting there we learned that the guy who rented out his house had a roommate who was almost never home, but happened to be there for the first time in weeks, and didn’t realize the house was going to be occupied. The owner insisted that he spoke with him and he was planning to pack up and stay at his girlfriends so we could have the home to ourselves as planned. Sure enough, he was gone that afternoon.
We went out that night and came home intoxicated, as 20-something’s do from time to time. One of our guy friends came up from the basement looking shocked. Apparently the roommate was back..and based on him being asleep..it was clear he planned to stay.
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