Never Judge A Book By It's Cover 💀 — Transcript

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1. 0:00My car broke down in the middle of a
2. 0:01dirt road super late at night. I tried
3. 0:03to call for help, but I had no signal. I
4. 0:05popped the hood to try and see what was
5. 0:06going on and was hit by a plume of
6. 0:08smoke. I knew there was no way I'd be
7. 0:10able to fix this on my own. What are you
8. 0:11doing out here all alone? A scary old
9. 0:13woman approached my car covered in weird
10. 0:15furs and using a large scraggly walking
11. 0:17stick. I let out a loud scream and
12. 0:19backed away from her. She held out her
13. 0:21bony hand at me. These are dangerous
14. 0:22roads for such a young boy. Come back
15. 0:24home with me. I'll give you all the help
16. 0:26you need. I gulped [music] and ran for
17. 0:27the woods. The woman called after me.
18. 0:29Don't worry, deary. I'll find you. I
19. 0:31lost track of how long I ran. I locked
20. 0:33in on a light in the distance. I knew I
21. 0:34was saved. I ran towards it and saw an
22. 0:37amazing cabin. A clean-cut woman in a
23. 0:39long black dress opened the door. You
24. 0:41have to let me in. Some crazy old woman
25. 0:43was after me. Oh no, that's awful.
26. 0:45Please come in. The woman let me into
27. 0:46the house. It was warm and comforting.
28. 0:48She handed me a glass of what I thought
29. 0:50was water. I downed it and nearly threw
30. 0:52up because of how disgusting it tasted.
31. 0:53My vision went hazy and I fainted at the
32. 0:56woman's feet. I woke up dangling from
33. 0:57shackles in the woman's dark and rusted
34. 0:59over kitchen. I looked down and saw the
35. 1:01woman swing a large machete in my
36. 1:03direction. [music] I closed my eyes and
37. 1:04screamed, but nothing happened. The
38. 1:06woman fell to the ground with a thud.
39. 1:08The strange old woman from before had
40. 1:10hit her with the large end of her
41. 1:11walking stick. I told you I'd find you,
42. 1:13boy. Now, let's get you out of here. She
43. 1:15grabbed the keys from the woman's pocket
44. 1:16and freed me. We both escaped. She led
45. 1:18me back to my car, and I was shocked to
46. 1:20find that it was fixed. I've been a
47. 1:21mechanic [music] for 40 years, but I
48. 1:23retired a while back. So, I took it upon
49. 1:25myself to fix up your car. I thanked her
50. 1:27for everything and drove away. From that
51. 1:28point on, I swore to never judge a book
52. 1:30by its cover