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I Work the Night Shift at a Remote Diner in Montana There are Strange Rules

Mine? It comes alive after midnight. When I took the night shift job at a remote diner in rural Montana, I expected silence, boredom, maybe the occasional trucker or lost tourist. Instead, my boss handed me a yellowed sheet of paper and said: "Follow these rules. If you don't, you'll wish someone warned you." At first, they sounded ridiculous: Rule #1: If a customer walks in but has no reflection in the window, don't serve them. Politely say we're closed. If they insist, hide in the walk-in freezer until you hear the bell again. Rule #4: If the jukebox turns on by itself and plays music from before 1960, do not unplug it. Let it finish the song—no matter how long it lasts. Rule #6: Never clean Table 5 after 2:33 AM. Just leave it. Even if the plates are stacked neatly and someone carved your name into the wood. Rule #9: If a regular comes in and asks, "Is he gone yet?" Don't answer. Don't look outside. Just hand them a black coffee and keep your eyes down. I thought it was just small-town hazing… Until last night. The bell over the door rang— but the door never opened. The jukebox started playing a song I’ve never heard, in a language I don’t know. And at exactly 2:33 AM, someone sat at Table 5. Someone I couldn’t see— but I could hear the silverware scraping the plate. This job pays better than anything else in town. But now I’m wondering… What happened to the previous night shift worker? And why does no one ever talk about them? — #scarystory #ruleshorror #creepypasta #nightshift #dinerstory #horrorstorytime #viralstory #mysterydiner