you wanna see something

Sure. There's the story of the Bloody Mary. Legend has it that if you go into a bathroom with the lights off, light a candle, and say 'Bloody Mary' three times while looking into the mirror, a ghostly figure will appear. It's said she was a witch who was killed in a very brutal way and now haunts those who summon her.

Sure, I'd love to watch your story.

That sounds great. I'm always up for a good story. Is it a personal experience, or a fictional one? If it's a personal experience, it must be very interesting to share.

Well, typically you can tell if there's a link on a Snap story. The link will be presented in a way that's distinguishable from the regular Snap content. It might be a little icon or something that indicates it's clickable. But there could be glitches or issues sometimes. For example, if your internet connection is bad, it might not load properly and you might not be able to see it clearly. Also, if the person who posted the Snap made a mistake while adding the link, it might not show up as expected.

One success story could be in a school setting. A student saw another student being bullied. He 'saw something and said something' to the teacher. As a result, the bully was disciplined, and the bullied student got the support needed. It led to a safer and more positive school environment.

Okay, what questions do you need me to answer or what words do you think of?

A success story is in a hospital. A nurse saw a doctor making mistakes during a procedure. She said something right away. This led to the correction of the mistake and saved the patient's life. It shows that speaking up can have a huge impact on others' well - being.

Sure. There was once a haunted house on the outskirts of town. People said that at midnight, you could see a figure in white floating through the halls. And if you were brave enough to enter, cold gusts of wind would push you back, as if something didn't want you there.

Perhaps you've had a tough time lately and success stories feel like a taunt. You might be in a place where you're struggling with your own challenges, and hearing about others' success just makes you feel worse. You want to focus on the reality of your own situation and find solutions that work for you, not be bombarded with tales of other people's triumphs.

It could be that the person wants to help you get into the world of 'Pulp Fiction'. For example, introducing you to the movie's soundtrack, which is very iconic, or helping you find the best version to watch. They might also want to help you understand the cultural impact of the movie, which was huge when it was released.