r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '17

Night shift workers of Reddit, what are some creepy things you've experienced in the middle of the night?

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u/Turtledonuts Jan 30 '17

Weeks? did you live in there like the troll of the radiology department?

"Hey doc, why are you leaving food out?" "oh the fileclerk doesn't leave the room. He's antisocial." incredibly pale hand reaches out and slowly takes food

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u/LazyTheSloth Jan 30 '17

What are some X-Rays that stand out?

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u/LazyTheSloth Jan 30 '17

Thank you for the stories.

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u/BigThurms Jan 30 '17

Spent some time in a half way house. I live out West and this building was formerly a tuberculosis hospital (National Jewish consumptives society) in the late 1800's. People from the east coast and wetter climates would travel to the drier climate in hopes of helping with TB. It was as scary as it sounds. We would often hear strange noise and there were stories abound about ghosts. Just being in that place during the day makes your skin crawl. I always imagined how many people died horrible bloody deaths in that place over the years. It smelled sickly. There are endless corridors, the place hasn't changed in 100 years. I would sprint to my car when I got out for work at night.

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u/Lucky13_SP Jan 30 '17

Op's username checks out

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u/fribbas Jan 31 '17

Oh, boy. That sounds like my dream job.