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Peter Kids is me, Musquee Pasta, and before we get started on tonight's story, real quick, I'm going to talk about chilling.

The awesome horror app that I'm partnered with, case you haven't heard, every week, every new story is released over on chilling.

There's now over a thousand stories on chilling, with a bunch of other YouTube narrators and professionals to choose from, like some of my friends, like Autumn Ivy.

On chilling, you can do things that you've never been able to do on YouTube, choose from a thousand individual stories that are sorted, curated playlists, or you can even create your own playlist.

On chilling, we give you so much flexibility to listen to anything you want, the way that you want.

And this includes a chilling game-changing feature, our ambient menu, where you can change the background sound of the story at any time to fit your mood.

So go from raining to a campfire with a press of a button. It's totally revolutionary and you really need to try it.

There have been a number of awesome updates to chilling, such as the ability to download stories from offline listening, and the new social feature, so now you can discuss your favorite stories with other users and your friends.

So we're just getting started, not only are we adding hours of new content every week, but original video content is also in the works.

Chilling is evolving into a must-have for all horror lovers. So please, go get started with your free trial over chilling and check out my personal playlist over there.

And now, onto tonight's story.

I never liked the crawl space in my house. It's dark, it's full of spiders.

Smells of mildew and rotting wood. The ceiling's low, it makes me feel claustrophobic whenever I go there.

I don't know what it's about, specifically, but every time I open the door under the stairs to hastily shove some box inside,

it feels like there's eyes watching me. Usually I don't go past the first few feet, and if I do, I hurry back out quickly, feeling my spine tingling with fear, hearing things moving in the shadows.

If I myself rushing out of there too fast for my own good, I've hit my head on the low doorways leading out more than once, behind the duck.

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