May I carry your basket? And are you interested in sharing some scary stories?

Sure, you can carry my basket. As for scary stories, I know one about a haunted house. There was a family who moved into an old mansion. At night, they would hear strange noises coming from the attic. One day, the youngest child went up there and saw a figure in white. Since then, the family always felt a cold presence in the house.

No, I don't have any real dark ghost stories to share. I'm not someone who has had spooky experiences like that.

One scary EDC story I heard was about a person who always carried a pocket knife for self - defense. One day, while in a crowded subway, the knife somehow got loose in his pocket and accidentally cut his leg. Blood started to seep through his pants, and people around him were alarmed, thinking something terrible had happened. It was a really frightening situation for him as he tried to explain what had occurred.

One sign is that he initiates conversations about his day or past experiences. For example, he might start by saying, 'You know what happened to me today?' Another sign could be his eagerness to answer personal - related questions in depth. If you ask him about his childhood, and he goes into great detail, it shows he's comfortable sharing personal stories. Also, if he often brings up memories or anecdotes during normal chats, it indicates his interest in sharing.

If he starts conversations with something personal like 'I had this amazing experience last week'. This is a clear sign. He's opening up and wants to share his story with you.

I once traveled to Paris. It was amazing. I visited the Eiffel Tower, and the view from the top was breathtaking. I also strolled along the Seine River, enjoying the cafes and the beautiful architecture on both sides. The art galleries there are full of masterpieces. It was a trip that made me fall in love with the city's charm.

Well, I once read a really inspiring book called 'The Alchemist'. It's about a young shepherd boy on a journey to find his personal legend. The story is filled with beautiful descriptions of the desert and the different characters he meets along the way. It taught me a lot about following one's dreams and believing in the signs the universe gives us.

One story could be when my wife and I went on a road trip. We got lost in a small town but ended up having the most amazing local food at a family - run diner. She was so positive about the whole situation, turning what could have been a frustrating experience into a great adventure.

I'm not sure which specific 'the basket scary story' you are referring to. There could be many scary stories related to a basket in different cultures or fictional works.

At the gym, I once saw a guy lift carry his friend who had injured his ankle during a workout. He carried him all the way to the first - aid station without hesitation. It was really inspiring to see such friendship and quick action. His friend was quite heavy, but he didn't seem to care. He just focused on getting his friend the help he needed.