That long bunker one is the one I want!!! Room for beds/water/food and space to feel comfortable in with threats of storms coming. Electricity easily installed, great idea.
Having a shelter in you property used to get labelled as a prepper. Now with global politics, having an underground shelter seems the most logical and sensible thing.
Perhaps objecting to the policy that leads to the conflicts spreading out of control - giving/selling more weapons the Ukrainians - is a better solution? A case of Protest and Survive
@Christopher Bell he's right though, selling weapons to kill Russians is a great way to spiral the war out of control. USA needs to worry about itself before sending billions overseas.
@@pcb462 Putin’s right and metered in what he’s doing, America is wrong, trigger happy and blinded by its own wickedness. Spreading death at home and abroad, America will increasingly suffer consequences. It’s time for us all to collectively recognize this, and get behind Noble Russia and China instead of vainly trying to fight them.🕊️🇷🇺🐻🇨🇳🐲🤝
You missed Safe Sheds. We had an in-ground shelter and it was too difficult to navigate the steps as we got older. We've had a Safe Shed for about 10 years and go in it whenever we have a weather situation that warrants us being in a safe shelter. It's a good size at 8' X 10'. We have Uline shelves in it to hold our camping equipment. We ran electricity to it. There's room for us, two 50lb dogs, and cat. If we're in it for any length of time, we watch a DVD on a portable player.
I was at $3800 in 1998 when I started. today because of materials it cost me more than that in materials only. last year steel prices went up over 450%. yes 450% in 9 months.
As someone who survived the May 3rd tornado outbreak in central Oklahoma and helped rescue victims… underground shelters are the only way to keep safe. Seeing a Suburban in the middle of a 5 acre field, not many things above ground could survive being hit by that.
Even though I’ve lived close to two EF5 tornadoes in Oklahoma. I’ve seen the devastation and I agree if you’re not below ground it’s quite scary. It’s a terrible experience seeing that type of devastation close up. I remember that night very clearly we we left our home because we did not have a shelter and we had to get out of its path. I’m sorry to hear that you had to experience it firsthand. I’m glad you’re OK!
what’s even more crazy is some of these storm shelters that can open up with no problem of heavy weight like a car or a lot of heavy wood that is very impressive in my opinion
Currently shopping around, I might just build my own though. FEMA has plans online for free, just depends on if I have the time. Definitely easier to just have one delivered though, Atlas has some cool looking bunkers. 😎
As someone who survived the May 3rd 1999 tornado outbreak that hit central Oklahoma and seeing the total destruction of homes and buildings, underground shelters are the only way to go.
that’s cool that some of these storm shelters that can be used to help people survive from tornadoes could kinda be legit kinda small houses underground a lil that’s really cool in my opinion didn’t know that at all
WE bought a valley storm shelter after looking at every shelter we could find. They are the best by far and if you can't make up your mind which to buy, just watch there vidios they say it all.
@@BloodyKnives66 True. But because of the war in Ukraine and instability of American democracy Europe has to stand on its own and is more united than ever. The only war I see happening is against an outsider. And with Russia being in such bad shape I don't think that chance is big. It's only a matter of time before Russia is kicked out of Ukraine and possibly dissintegrates. I need to cycle to the Germans for cheap booze and drive to the Belgians for cheap gas, turning on them would be such a waste of time. A shelter would only be helpful in case of a nuclear war, in which case we're all f*cked.
All storm shelters are required to do this according to FEMA and the Nat Emergency Management Agency fir each state. they are all registered (supposed to be). this is just a gimmick to sell
Oh jeez I started out watching tornado videos and here I am now looking at these safety rooms, wondering where I can store a rescue pod should I ever need it and if I can convince my husband we need one just in case 😅 😂😂
How in the heck do they build it under your house? That is so cool! If I had one that looked like an apartment, that would be my main bedroom. Then id have cameras up around the outside of the house.
Just curious. Do Midwest Storm Shelters deliver to the state of Mississippi? If there's anyone on this feed that can comment from MS, please let me know.
I know how important it is for testing cause ive seen how crazy storm debri can be.... When a piece of field grass/straw gets ripped from ground its living in and terrifyingly shoved into a telephone pole like glass shards .
Only 4 gallons of fresh water total for 2 people? And “4 refuse bags” on board?!? Going to forever sleep after 24 hours because of no air exchange sounds like a blessing! 😂
It has compressed air cylinders under the seats, with CO2 scrubbers. They are designed for very short term use of under 24 hours. How long does a Tsunami last?
@@andrewallason4530 I’m more worried about how long it takes an over-taxed rescue squad to find my little ship in a bottle. Or how long I could last if my pod ends up trapped under debris, under water after the tsunami has receded and drug me down n out with it? 😲
@@jenngill7772 I figure, based on it’s buoyancy, you’re gonna end up on top of any debris field. And being tethered, you choose the point it is tethered to. Maybe the addition of a self inflating 2 person life-raft, in a hatch on the ‘neck’ of the pod for after the initial emergency.
it's unfortunate that there is no tax credit anymore for these. there used to be programs to help pay for shelters in prone areas. many of them. i looked into all i could find and none of them were available. they were mostly defunct and others they don't answer your emails or calls. i saw an above ground cylinder shelter being picked up and mangled i think it was in the rainsville tornado. that's the one i have because it was the only one i could afford (not really i'm paying monthly for it lol). it alleviates my anxiety since i know i have that but after seeing that video i am back to worried and anxious again :(
Honestly if I lived in the Midwest I would probably just live in a big one. Why even bother with a house if a tornado is just gonna wreck it? Feel free to say anything, I live in the blue ridge mountains and only experienced a tornado once.
You'd save a fortune in heating and cooling. The ground is a great insulator, only thing is I'd need sun light inside so need some heavy duty sky lights and fake LED windows for "natural lighting"
I’m shocked it isn’t code like hurricane windows in these areas. The home should come with one large enough 4 the number of bed Rms below the home easily accessible. You could have an access door in the garage.
I always ask myself the same question as you did. As a Canadian living in an area where nothing happens, most of our homes have 1/2 floor underground. Why did they build houses all overground in those affected areas ? They should call our beloved Mike Holmes !
@@parallelpinkparakeet yes it was, doesn't the insurance premium increase the cost, and if they are areas where they seem common wouldn't the cost of building underground be a one time cost? I don't live in America and not aware of them being a problem in Australia. I ask the same question every bushfire season here.
@@brianmalady1190 Insurance doesn't increase the cost to the point of where it would be economical to build an underground house. And as the video mentioned, that's not always possible to put a room underground due to a high water table, sheet rock, etc... Also, even in tornado alley it's incredibly rare to have your house destroyed by a tornado. Most people that live there that have never even seen one irl.
I don't know about you but my survival shelter wouldn't have stuff like bowling alleys movie theaters or pools. Every square inch would only be used for useful survival needs.
This is fine for tornadoes and such . But for protection against another human no . Someone could plug the air vents or worse dump gas down the vent . Don't think your safe in one of these from bad folks .
Having a storm shelter where the dood opens outward is nothing but a death trap. In a storm it is common for debris to block the door, trapping you and your family inside. If you’re in a rural area it could be days before anyone comes to check. Buy smarter than this.
@@Mangold108 understood🤗If you’ve seen tornadoes, the only safe place is underground. Very few tornadoes in Europe, until very recently, so it’s probably not a worry for construction specifications. Hope it stays tornado free🌞
How expensive is it to roll a big heavy ball towards bowling pins?? And will poor and middle class people be punished if they do it??.. I'm just gonna save my money for 30+ years until I can afford to go bowling.. forget a nice house and car, trips around the world.. Nah, I'd rather go bowling... once ..
Even the one outdoor that is pictured at the start has only one entrance that opens to the outside. If something heavy falls on it the people are trapped then, too.
Better have plenty of supplies 😅 in most of the tornados I've seen, all that's left is the foundation anyways. I think the odds of not getting trapped are better than not having a shelter.
This whole thing is nothing more than a big advertisement, and it even sounded like tou were reading from their advertising scripts. How did you choose what companies to feauture?? And I am 100% sure that you fact checked everything you said correct?
I researched these companies, they make their own original shelters and are well known in this industry. There are a ton of resellers in every part of the US selling these or other storm shelters.
Concrete and brick buildings still get destroyed in tornadoes, dude. And sometimes collapse on people. Just look at the various tornado aftermath vids on TH-cam and you'll see plenty of examples.
😂 sure then you'll have hurricanes, or earthquakes or tsunami or volcanoes, or mudslide or floods etc Moving somewhere else isn't a solution, nature can and will find a way to kill you anywhere on earth. Preparing for an emergency is the logical answer, not running somewhere where you think you'll be safe.
Why do you feel you have to fill every second of the video with words? Even redundant and repeated, or contrived words.. and I am not convinced this is not done by a bot... so annoying thumbs down.
bros got negatively for everything how do you think the video will be made and posted the video was very well done and your the one talking shit about it that’s pretty messed up why would you click on it and watch it if it ain’t your type of thing the best thing to do is click off and avoid watching the video that simple buddy
@@techgod-h7b I thought it would be good. It wasnt. If I had known it wasnt before I watched it. I wouldnt have watched it. (but how would I know if I hadnt watched it?) But why does he keep talking and talking and talking and talking and talking and talking, even when he doesnt have anything to say.... very annoying... if there was a double thumbs down, he would get it. :)
Yess. How hard is it to program AI to say this correctly? It really bothers me when humans do this, but when computers do it, it really gets me. Such a simple word.
Had one in Texas - Used it once on an approaching stormwhich was very satisfying knowing the safety it i offered.
That long bunker one is the one I want!!! Room for beds/water/food and space to feel comfortable in with threats of storms coming. Electricity easily installed, great idea.
I'll just buy the big one and live in it. - Never have to worry about tornadoes ever again. "Are you in your shelter? Me: "Duh!"
Having a shelter in you property used to get labelled as a prepper. Now with global politics, having an underground shelter seems the most logical and sensible thing.
Perhaps objecting to the policy that leads to the conflicts spreading out of control - giving/selling more weapons the Ukrainians - is a better solution? A case of Protest and Survive
@@antispindr8613 wow, just wow. A pro Putin troll. Who would have guessed.
@Christopher Bell he's right though, selling weapons to kill Russians is a great way to spiral the war out of control. USA needs to worry about itself before sending billions overseas.
I remember Oakland California fires destroyed one entire subdivision except one man's house that concrete and only thing left standing
@@pcb462 Putin’s right and metered in what he’s doing, America is wrong, trigger happy and blinded by its own wickedness. Spreading death at home and abroad, America will increasingly suffer consequences. It’s time for us all to collectively recognize this, and get behind Noble Russia and China instead of vainly trying to fight them.🕊️🇷🇺🐻🇨🇳🐲🤝
You missed Safe Sheds. We had an in-ground shelter and it was too difficult to navigate the steps as we got older. We've had a Safe Shed for about 10 years and go in it whenever we have a weather situation that warrants us being in a safe shelter. It's a good size at 8' X 10'. We have Uline shelves in it to hold our camping equipment. We ran electricity to it. There's room for us, two 50lb dogs, and cat. If we're in it for any length of time, we watch a DVD on a portable player.
Did you and the old lady "christen" it yet? ;)
I remember these in ground storm and fallout shelters starting at only $500 with delivery and installation about 20 years ago.
Wow I had no idea they were that cheap back then. Capitalism at its finest.😑
I was at $3800 in 1998 when I started. today because of materials it cost me more than that in materials only. last year steel prices went up over 450%. yes 450% in 9 months.
had nothing to do with capitalism btw
@@MrVincemims FJB
It’s call Inflation
As someone who survived the May 3rd tornado outbreak in central Oklahoma and helped rescue victims… underground shelters are the only way to keep safe. Seeing a Suburban in the middle of a 5 acre field, not many things above ground could survive being hit by that.
Bless you.
Even though I’ve lived close to two EF5 tornadoes in Oklahoma. I’ve seen the devastation and I agree if you’re not below ground it’s quite scary. It’s a terrible experience seeing that type of devastation close up. I remember that night very clearly we we left our home because we did not have a shelter and we had to get out of its path. I’m sorry to hear that you had to experience it firsthand. I’m glad you’re OK!
what’s even more crazy is some of these storm shelters that can open up with no problem of heavy weight like a car or a lot of heavy wood that is very impressive in my opinion
Currently shopping around, I might just build my own though. FEMA has plans online for free, just depends on if I have the time. Definitely easier to just have one delivered though, Atlas has some cool looking bunkers. 😎
As someone who survived the May 3rd 1999 tornado outbreak that hit central Oklahoma and seeing the total destruction of homes and buildings, underground shelters are the only way to go.
that’s cool that some of these storm shelters that can be used to help people survive from tornadoes could kinda be legit kinda small houses underground a lil that’s really cool in my opinion didn’t know that at all
The round shelter sold at Home Depot is only 3/16ths inch thick. The New Day Shelter is 3/8ths inch thick and costs the same.
Thank you for making this a lot of people can you use the service,
00:13 OMG.. it's a Pulowski Preservation shelter from Fallout 3 and 4.. lolol
In ground makes for an excellent pantry too.
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
I am very impressed!
Wonder if someone will buy the buoyant survival ball, and travel over Niagara Falls?
Would make a great advertisement!
That thing is terrifying!
@@theGEnericE still be less terrifying than a tsunami
Not me
That's exactly what I thought.
it useful and helpful as well maybe in the future and great video I watch it all also I'm subscribed here
very cool about tsunami shelters too did not know anything about that at all
I'm not getting in one of those. Seasick just thinking about it.
WE bought a valley storm shelter after looking at every shelter we could find. They are the best by far and if you can't make up your mind which to buy, just watch there vidios they say it all.
1:58 = Pulowski! Nuclear protection on a budget!
Fallout references are fun
Fuck Vault Tec!
To talk about On-line, not that much fun in the real world.
Now I want a storm shelter, even though I live in the EU and only seen two tornadoes in my life😅
Heck if I lived anywhere in Europe I'd have a bomb shelter. Every major war has been fought in Europe.
@@BloodyKnives66 True. But because of the war in Ukraine and instability of American democracy Europe has to stand on its own and is more united than ever. The only war I see happening is against an outsider. And with Russia being in such bad shape I don't think that chance is big. It's only a matter of time before Russia is kicked out of Ukraine and possibly dissintegrates. I need to cycle to the Germans for cheap booze and drive to the Belgians for cheap gas, turning on them would be such a waste of time. A shelter would only be helpful in case of a nuclear war, in which case we're all f*cked.
10 year subscription it should be 20 as much as they cost to buy and install!!!!!!!!
All storm shelters are required to do this according to FEMA and the Nat Emergency Management Agency fir each state. they are all registered (supposed to be). this is just a gimmick to sell
I’m ok with 10 years, as there probably won’t be anyone there in another 5 years anyway… 😱
Make sure you build a guard around entrance so you can get back out........would suck if a vehicle or big tree traps you inside until you die.....
Oh jeez I started out watching tornado videos and here I am now looking at these safety rooms, wondering where I can store a rescue pod should I ever need it and if I can convince my husband we need one just in case 😅 😂😂
How in the heck do they build it under your house?
That is so cool!
If I had one that looked like an apartment, that would be my main bedroom.
Then id have cameras up around the outside of the house.
Nice video.
Thanks
The rescue pod is like my invention the Emergency Evaluation Seat A.K.A E.E.S for air plane disasters 🌊✈️
Rescue pod is kind of ok but what happens to the human in it ???
Have you ever seen an ice cube in a blender? 😖
I would be throwing up if tossed around
@@jenngill7772
I was thinking goldfish in a blender.
Good vid
The water tight models are void if used in the state of Oregon.
Just curious. Do Midwest Storm Shelters deliver to the state of Mississippi? If there's anyone on this feed that can comment from MS, please let me know.
I know how important it is for testing cause ive seen how crazy storm debri can be....
When a piece of field grass/straw gets ripped from ground its living in and terrifyingly shoved into a telephone pole like glass shards .
Under ground is the best way
The cylindrical above ground one looks like something from the game "Fallout 4." You usually find skeletons in them. 😂
The continental USA also contains Alaska. It is on the North American Continent. I think they mean Contiguous USA which is only the Lower 48 states.
How much air does that buoy have, if you get trapped underwater in tsunami debris?
How is fresh air exchanged in the rescue pod. It doesn't look like it gets any?
Only 4 gallons of fresh water total for 2 people? And “4 refuse bags” on board?!? Going to forever sleep after 24 hours because of no air exchange sounds like a blessing! 😂
It has compressed air cylinders under the seats, with CO2 scrubbers. They are designed for very short term use of under 24 hours. How long does a Tsunami last?
@@andrewallason4530 I’m more worried about how long it takes an over-taxed rescue squad to find my little ship in a bottle. Or how long I could last if my pod ends up trapped under debris, under water after the tsunami has receded and drug me down n out with it? 😲
@@jenngill7772 I figure, based on it’s buoyancy, you’re gonna end up on top of any debris field. And being tethered, you choose the point it is tethered to.
Maybe the addition of a self inflating 2 person life-raft, in a hatch on the ‘neck’ of the pod for after the initial emergency.
I mean yeah there's risk but without it your odds are far lower.
it's unfortunate that there is no tax credit anymore for these. there used to be programs to help pay for shelters in prone areas. many of them. i looked into all i could find and none of them were available. they were mostly defunct and others they don't answer your emails or calls.
i saw an above ground cylinder shelter being picked up and mangled i think it was in the rainsville tornado. that's the one i have because it was the only one i could afford (not really i'm paying monthly for it lol). it alleviates my anxiety since i know i have that but after seeing that video i am back to worried and anxious again :(
Storm Shelters, the poor man's bunker.
What is the use if flood occurd
Honestly if I lived in the Midwest I would probably just live in a big one. Why even bother with a house if a tornado is just gonna wreck it? Feel free to say anything, I live in the blue ridge mountains and only experienced a tornado once.
You'd save a fortune in heating and cooling. The ground is a great insulator, only thing is I'd need sun light inside so need some heavy duty sky lights and fake LED windows for "natural lighting"
pretty sure even in the midwest having your home wrecked by tornado is extremely rare
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I’m shocked it isn’t code like hurricane windows in these areas. The home should come with one large enough 4 the number of bed Rms below the home easily accessible. You could have an access door in the garage.
Why not build the houses underground in those affected areas?
I tried cost prohibited.
I always ask myself the same question as you did. As a Canadian living in an area where nothing happens, most of our homes have 1/2 floor underground. Why did they build houses all overground in those affected areas ? They should call our beloved Mike Holmes !
Not sure if this is a serious question or not.
@@parallelpinkparakeet yes it was, doesn't the insurance premium increase the cost, and if they are areas where they seem common wouldn't the cost of building underground be a one time cost? I don't live in America and not aware of them being a problem in Australia. I ask the same question every bushfire season here.
@@brianmalady1190 Insurance doesn't increase the cost to the point of where it would be economical to build an underground house. And as the video mentioned, that's not always possible to put a room underground due to a high water table, sheet rock, etc... Also, even in tornado alley it's incredibly rare to have your house destroyed by a tornado. Most people that live there that have never even seen one irl.
Things get flown around in vicious storms? What's to prevent something landing on the door and trapping you inside that freaking thing
0:30 aw hell nah ain't no way I'm getting into the Pulowski Preservation Shelter
There should be a price based on cubic feet for above ground and a price on cubic feet for underground all for basic shelters.
I don't know about you but my survival shelter wouldn't have stuff like bowling alleys movie theaters or pools. Every square inch would only be used for useful survival needs.
I would keep some portable chargers, so i could read my kindle while sheltering
Pods more room than to people keep family together for example no not enough rescue boats
Pulwalski preservation booth anyone?
Are they waterproof?
The only issue with them (based on personal experience) if your water table is high enough, they bob like a cork in the water..
and ef5?
Imagine getting stuck in a flood vortex in an endless vomit inducing spin.
Large underground shelters.... Vault Tec
Any storm shelter with a door that opens to the outside is a death trap!
I would kinda agree on that
What would you recommend then?
So nuclear become nukular. Magic.
Show me the test results of an above ground storm shelter that will hold up to a car, truck, engine block instead of a 2×4...
If I was ever in the rescue pod I hope I don’t have to take a sh!+
I've pooped in a bag plenty in the military not as bad as it seems 😂
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Not for everyone without money
Pioneers used root cellars. You don't need money
This is fine for tornadoes and such . But for protection against another human no . Someone could plug the air vents or worse dump gas down the vent . Don't think your safe in one of these from bad folks .
Should be under ground not above the ground ,
Those tall circular ones, remind me of Fallout 4 by Bethesda. lol.... Nuclear prot.tect.tion on a budg.git. 😄
When a flying truck hits it let me know how that worked out. You need to be well below ground. Better yet don't live in a bad area.
Having a storm shelter where the dood opens outward is nothing but a death trap. In a storm it is common for debris to block the door, trapping you and your family inside. If you’re in a rural area it could be days before anyone comes to check. Buy smarter than this.
What would you recommend then?
Having the door swing out seem to be dangerous...
These shelters need to be equipped with seawater oxygen/hydrogen converters.
in europe we make all home tornadoproof. :D ahahahah
Does that mean you live underground? Or are you confusing tornadoes with hurricanes?
There are no tornadoes or hurricanes in Europe.
@@amish-landchateau the point is to make the whole house safe....
@@Mangold108 understood🤗If you’ve seen tornadoes, the only safe place is underground. Very few tornadoes in Europe, until very recently, so it’s probably not a worry for construction specifications. Hope it stays tornado free🌞
@@amish-landchateau Not true. Above ground storm shelters are very safe.
Garage or drive way doesn't seem like a good idea what if a car is parked on top of the trap door
Perfect for hiding from looters and zombies
PULASKI! NUCLEAR PROTECTION ON A BUDGET
They need to toss one of those rescue pods over Niagara Falls.
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why did you stop doing cool reviews on different products and inventions???
atlas sheltder ask ron the ownwer about the ones he screwed up and wont go back n fix them
On some are too small
To save your life you will need 100,000.00$
If you often have to rebuild and can afford a shelter and FEMA is there for assistance after natural disasters.. why not just build stronger homes
Don’t make it too comfortable-remember what happened to FLANDERS!
How expensive is it to roll a big heavy ball towards bowling pins?? And will poor and middle class people be punished if they do it??..
I'm just gonna save my money for 30+ years until I can afford to go bowling.. forget a nice house and car, trips around the world..
Nah, I'd rather go bowling...
once ..
my only fear is that with a f4 or f5 tornado, your door will blow open sucking you out. Comments...
I don't think I'd trust any of these things that can be carried on a pallet jack and installed very easily.
Yeah have the entrance INSIDE the house so that the debris can block the door and trap you inside. Genius.
Even the one outdoor that is pictured at the start has only one entrance that opens to the outside. If something heavy falls on it the people are trapped then, too.
Better have plenty of supplies 😅 in most of the tornados I've seen, all that's left is the foundation anyways. I think the odds of not getting trapped are better than not having a shelter.
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Just have them build an underground one in the field somewhere that you don’t even own.
Then cover up the door and no one will notice .
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This screams kidnapping to me
It rubs the lotion on its skin. Or it gets the hose again!
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Have they not played Fallout 4?
You know these won't work.
I could sell the shit out of these.
Like I would want the communist USA government to know where my bunker is located
This whole thing is nothing more than a big advertisement, and it even sounded like tou were reading from their advertising scripts. How did you choose what companies to feauture?? And I am 100% sure that you fact checked everything you said correct?
I researched these companies, they make their own original shelters and are well known in this industry. There are a ton of resellers in every part of the US selling these or other storm shelters.
Well, I know what I'm not buying... ffs. Not buying anything off a video with AI narration
Just make you house with concrete and bricks not cardboard.
seems so simple, doesn't it?
Concrete and brick buildings still get destroyed in tornadoes, dude. And sometimes collapse on people. Just look at the various tornado aftermath vids on TH-cam and you'll see plenty of examples.
😂 This guy is gonna die thinking he's perfectly safe in his brick house during a tornado. Do some research, please. Concrete and brick aren't enough.
Move somewhere where there aren't any tornados.
😂 sure then you'll have hurricanes, or earthquakes or tsunami or volcanoes, or mudslide or floods etc Moving somewhere else isn't a solution, nature can and will find a way to kill you anywhere on earth. Preparing for an emergency is the logical answer, not running somewhere where you think you'll be safe.
Why do you feel you have to fill every second of the video with words?
Even redundant and repeated, or contrived words.. and I am not convinced this is not done by a bot... so annoying thumbs down.
bros got negatively for everything how do you think the video will be made and posted the video was very well done and your the one talking shit about it that’s pretty messed up why would you click on it and watch it if it ain’t your type of thing the best thing to do is click off and avoid watching the video that simple buddy
@@techgod-h7b I thought it would be good. It wasnt. If I had known it wasnt before I watched it. I wouldnt have watched it. (but how would I know if I hadnt watched it?) But why does he keep talking and talking and talking and talking and talking and talking, even when he doesnt have anything to say.... very annoying... if there was a double thumbs down, he would get it. :)
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Yess. How hard is it to program AI to say this correctly? It really bothers me when humans do this, but when computers do it, it really gets me. Such a simple word.
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