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I Deliver Pizza to a Neighborhood That Doesn't Appear on GPS.

Tuesday nights are dead at Tony's Pizza. Until we got an order for ten extra-large pepperonis to be delivered to an address that doesn't exist: 1000 Memory Lane. The GPS couldn't find it. The owner begged me not to go. But for a $200 tip, I was willing to drive anywhere. I found the turnoff in the middle of a cornfield. A pristine, black asphalt road leading into a perfect 1950s suburb that shouldn't be there. The houses were pastel. The lawns were fake. And the residents... the residents were mannequins. In this video, I’m sharing the terrifying true story of my delivery to "The Cul-de-Sac," a neighborhood stuck in a time loop where the food turns to ash, the moon flickers like a bad lightbulb, and a giant mouse cursor in the sky deletes houses one by one. This story contains: → A glitch-in-the-matrix reality that traps drivers → Mannequins that move when you aren't looking → A desperate escape from a simulation that is trying to delete the user → The horrifying aftermath of what happens when you break the code I made it out. But I kept a souvenir. My pinky finger is plastic now. And sometimes, my GPS tries to route me back. If you ever see a neighborhood that looks too perfect... turn around. The pizza isn't worth it. 🔔 Subscribe for more stories from the glitch. 👍 Like this video if you trust paper maps over GPS. 💬 Comment below: Have you ever driven down a road that felt... wrong? #creepypasta #horrorstories #scarystories #deliveryhorror #glitchinthematrix #simulationtheory #nosleep #paranormal #liminalspaces #scary #horror #truehorror #creepypastastories #mannequins #timeloop