Norah’s Soup

I was on my way home from work, on a electrical scooter, at nighttime, until I came across a abandoned blockbuster, it was built back in 1987.

Out of curiosity, I locked my scooter, then proceeded to enter, without knowing what could be lurking inside, possibility a diseased rats or homeless people.

I didn’t think much to it and had a permit to carry a firearm, so once inside, it was completely dark.

I turned on my flashlight, inside everything was covered in dust, cobwebs, possibly tiny spores and luckily, no homeless people.

I put on my mask and didn’t want to get sick. I  adventure around the store and saw dead rats, laying on the cash register.

I was already disgusted and proceed to go further into the darkness. However, I saw candies, were laying on the floor, once picked up, it looked like it was scratch off.

So I tried opening one of them, but I couldn’t, it was already too harden, either from an expiration date or due to being too sealed.

I looked behind the candy’s current condition and sadly, it was already expired back in 1989.

Which obviously means that I can’t eat it but I know that this was a payday candy cause of the wrapper.

I dropped it on the ground, until I saw and point my flashlight towards the movies, music and DVDs, were surprisingly in good condition but covered in dust.

A particular interest caught me off guard, it was a DVD of Ginny and Georgia, odd thing that Ginny and Georgia, never released a DVD.

I picked it up and took it home with me.

2am

I got home with the merchandise and set it on my closet. I took out my laptop, turn it on and insert the DVD, into the external DVD drive.

The video starts off with an FBI warning

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