I Got a Job Delivering Pizza. These Are My SCARIEST Stories.

Summary

Grant takes a pizza-delivery job after his warehouse hours are cut. The work is mostly routine—dark driveways, hungry customers, and a jacket that permanently smells of garlic—but over two years, six deliveries leave him badly shaken.

The Six Deliveries

• The cash order: A late-night delivery to an apparently empty house turns into a robbery. Two men trap Grant by the garage with a knife and take his delivery cash, phone, and wallet. The house has been vacant for months; the order was bait.
• The woman upstairs: A regular customer’s ex-boyfriend answers the door and keeps her trapped inside. While he goes downstairs to pay, she silently holds up a note asking Grant to call the police. Grant manages to leave without alerting the man, and officers arrest him.
• The Wednesday pizza: Grant delivers to an elderly regular who always waves from his kitchen window. The next day, the man’s daughter says he died the previous week—and the house had been empty when Grant saw him accept the pizza. Grant can’t explain the figure at the window, glasses and all.
• The costume party: At a party filled with convincing-looking people dressed as burn victims, the music suddenly stops and every guest stares at Grant. He drops off the pizzas and gets out of there. He never finds out whether the unnerving silence was a prank.
• The shotgun: A homeowner insists he never ordered the pizza and points a shotgun at Grant. Grant carefully sets down the order and tries not to make any sudden moves. Back at the shop, a caller asks, “Did he… Did he come out with the shotgun?” while someone laughs in the background. Their “joke” could easily have ended in tragedy.
• The welcoming family: One cold night, a friendly father invites Grant into a warm, ordinary family scene: his wife, two children, dinner, and The Wonder Years on TV. Four days later, Grant passes the same house in daylight and finds it boarded up, overgrown, and seemingly abandoned for a long time. The address on his receipt matches. His final thought is that he hopes the family enjoyed their pizza.

Ending

Grant keeps working for Paula but becomes more cautious about strange instructions and uncomfortable addresses. The video closes on the lingering mystery of the last family—and the familiar, almost comforting details of the television and warm house.

Personalities Featured

Grant, the narrator and delivery driver; Paula, the pizza-shop owner; and the customers and other unnamed figures, including the robbers, the woman and her ex-boyfriend, the deceased older man, the partygoers, the shotgun-wielding homeowner, and the family in the boarded-up house.