TikTok Menu Gate Update: Did Cody Randall move?
In this mysterious tale, a peculiar discovery takes center stage – a TikTok phenomenon referred to as “Menu Gate.” The story starts when Cody Randall, a resident of an apartment complex, realizes that he appears to be the sole occupant.
Menu Gate Update
Four days ago (as of writing), Cody posted an update about his Menu Gate series. In this new video, he’s out to get gas for his vehicle when he notices that the gas station is full, but no one is pumping gas. Many of the commenters are convinced that he’s a living Truman Show for living in an area where strange and seemingly unexplainable things are happening.
@atlcody
Did Cody Randall move?
No, Cody seems to be still residing in the very same apartment complex. In a post from September, he responded to another TikTok user who had shared what appeared to be another instance of Menu Gate.
@atlcody Ive attached part 1 to this clip. Watch till the end. #atlcody #menugate #CapCut
Odd Series of Events
- Menus from a Chinese restaurant had appeared in every resident’s doorway. These menus had been there for more than three days, wedged in such a way that opening the door would dislodge them. It begged the question: Did anyone truly live in this building?
@atlcody #sketchy #sketchytiktok #scary #mistery #atlcody #apartment #lies #MMKx007
- As if the intrigue weren’t enough, the parking garage harbored vehicles shrouded in a thick layer of dust, some with registrations dating back to 2019. It became evident that no one was making use of these cars.
@atlcody
- The plot thickened when Cody observed that the entire building lacked fire alarms despite a previous incident where a fire alarm had been pulled. At one point, he stumbled upon a fire alarm and decided to give it a pull. This should have triggered an evacuation. Strangely, no one else came out of the building. The hallways echoed with his screams, but he found himself alone.
@atlcody Check the MenuGate playlist for the story if you’re new here #menugate #update #part2 #atlcody
- Venturing outside during the nighttime, he noticed that half of the building’s lights were off while the other half remained lit. Oddly, there was no furniture visible through the windows, giving rise to his speculations.
@atlcody Reply to @user6331278422883 #menugate #chinesefood #atl #atlanta #apartment #atlcody #mystery
Mysterious Individuals?
Among the strange occurrences, one that stood out involved his visits to local businesses, such as coffee shops. He encountered a suited man at each location, engrossed in what appeared to be the same never-ending phone call. However, this part of the story raises skepticism. To truly believe it, some evidence would be reassuring, such as eavesdropping on these phone calls or even engaging in a conversation with these mysterious individuals.
@atlcody If you’re new & don’t know what’s happening, there’s an entire playlist #atlcody#menugate
Marcus Kade
Marcus Kade is Managing Editor at Spiel Times, covering breaking gaming news with a focus on the industry's business side. When not writing, he's probably losing a co-op game to his partner.
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