Haunted House Sleep Test: I Can Survive by Lying to the Camera

Lin Ye takes a high-paying gig: spend one night sleeping in a haunted house, livestreaming the whole time. At three in the morning, something sits at the foot of his bed. The comments go wild, but he just smiles at the camera. “It's fine. That's my clothes.” He doesn't know that, from the moment he tells that lie, the house will take every word he says as the truth. Say the door is open, and it opens. Say the ghost is gone, and it leaves. But the people who help him keep up the lies never make it back to the comments section. The top donor goes quiet for a long time, then sends a Super Rocket: “Great. In the next house, the rule is: you must not lie.”