2. A Random Guy Gives You an Ominous Warning That You Choose To Ignore
http://youtu.be/k3CaYYEkGXI Traditionally, if youre on your way to that skinny-dipping romp in the woods or that steamy weekend at the cabin and you stop for some gas and a bite to eat at a local independent rest stop, try to pay heed to any eerie warnings you might hear from the staff, no matter how strange they might look or act. Dont forget, locals are an invaluable source of information on any area you might decide to visit. So if one of them mentions, I dont know, any horrific massacres that occurred exactly twenty years ago on the spot youve chosen to camp, or something along those lines, its probably a good idea to listen up. If you choose to ignore said warning then theres a very good chance that you and your party will end up as anniversary celebrations for a movie killer. The Solution: Be flexible. I know changing plans last minute is a pain in the ass, but when someone warns you that you will die should you stay your course of action its probably smart to just adjust your plans a little; maybe check into a Holiday Inn instead of staying in that abandoned cabin, just in case. A week later, when your reading the paper over morning coffee and you stumble across the story of the sexy teens who were murdered by a psychopath while they all boned each other in said abandoned cabin, youll thank me for my advice.