For the people complaining about duplicates it's ALL of the subreddit, meaning all the videos that ever covered it. Some of these videos are months or even years apart. Along with that there is always different commentary for the duplicates so of course it won't be edited out.
9:10 one key feature is missing from this image the metal arm cuff would detach from the alarm. in situations with actual fires, this lets the person escape to then be unlocked later. but if someone tries to pull it as a prank, the authorities would know who did it
Was just about to comment this! It's just to mark the person so they know who pulled it so people don't pull it for no reason. Like putting wet paint around something valuable so no one steals it
@@teathesilkwing7616 Maybe the picture shows it in its detached state, with any "reacharound-prevention" already disengaged. People back then couldn't have been THAT stupid during testing. ... Right?
@@teathesilkwing7616 You couldn't. The cuff attached to the bottom of the box. so to pull it, you'd have to reach up into the hole of the cuff to grab hold on the lever to pull it. There was no way to reach around.
8:21 you know, at first glance with no context, I'd think somebody had an older pet that liked to look out the window, but age was taking its toll, so they cant jump up, so little stairs were needed to get them back in their favorite spot.
List of all duplicates in the video: 12:08 - Repeated Ferris Wheel on Bricks 12:43 - Repeated Fibreglass Mattress review 14:46 - Repeated Uber Drunk Tweet 14:54 - Repeated Nuclear Power Plant + Spider Farm signs 15:40 - Repeated Candy (but it’s actually wax) 16:30 - Repeated Rectal Oral thingy whatever it was 18:18 - Repeated Sprinkles and Electricity Box 19:06 - Repeated Floating Dinner Table 19:30 - Repeated Bike Track 20:06 - Repeated Car Dial 34:04 - Repeated Curved Stairs (these are the same stairs as earlier, just a different angle the picture was taken) 34:33 - Repeated Flat in London with no Door 35:28 - Repeated Pavement 37:36 - Repeated Toilet with Trapdoor to reach it 38:20 - Repeated Stairway with stones on it 39:08 - Repeated Sharp Garden Decoration Honestly, I give up past this point, it’s just getting annoying Seriously, you guys have 3M subscribers, this feels kinda icky. If I missed any, feel free to drop them in the replies
4:07 They don’t sanitize them because they have the disposable covers for each use. I’m guessing since it’s a doctors office, the rectal thermometer is only used for infants.
They do sanitize them after every use, however when taking a persons temperature oral temp will be 0.5C lower than rectal. Which is why different ones are used, temperature differences
@@oceanfur__0415I'm guessing the ear as my dad did by nurses when he thought he had sepsis because of a UTI throwing body temp around like confetti is not as common now?
I don't care how much sanitizing you might do, the idea of sticking a thermometer in my mouth that had been up someone's butt is a deal breaker. By specifying this one for rectal and the other for oral, that is reassuring to the patient and much more sanitary.
so i found out some information about the whole fiberglass bed thing apparently most beds used fiberglass in their construction around 2007 as a fire resistant material to protect the person on the bed however that was changed and even zinus changed their beds to have a carbon-rayon sleeve instead of using fiberglass and that fiberglass is probably illegal to use in a bed these days do to issues like op said maybe they got the mattress cause zinus had extra stock they didn’t want to trash and sell off instead but that’s very irresponsible and i wouldn’t buy a mattress from them regardless of the price and i would suggest that everyone else doesn’t buy one from them either
hey now lets be fair, even op said they saw the do not remove sign. the presense of a zipper is not a open invitation to ignore instructions. do you open your emectronics to replace the batties regulary? This is why so many companies are covering crew holes and glue sealing zippers and the like. Screw the repair technichines we need to make sure jhonny average doesnt ignore the warning and stick a knife in he outlet
18:56 this is talking about glucose which is what we normally use as sugar. There are other sugars that will be considered on the list but not on the packaging.
12:15 Those electric cable are no joke guys, especially at night when people are usually going pretty fast. A few months ago, someone got caught in one. Safe to say, it was not pretty.
1:16 The Reliant Robin. Was made with three wheels so it can be considered a motorcycle for cheaper insurance and for people in Europe to have a motorcycle license instead of a full driver's license
if you have a BASEMENT APARTMENT in LONDON that you're ACCESSING THROUGH A WINDOW and you don't decorate the crap-ola out of it to make it hobbit, faerie and/or Peter Pan themed, then like... what are you even doing. its a ridiculous living situation but it does allow for some serious whimsy
They also had to make a trap door at the top of the loop because a guy got stuck there. The owner of the park would also hire people simply if they had a good idea for a ride, even if they didn't have an engineering degree. So basically this is how it happened: Person: *explains an idea for a ride that's too dangerous to exist* Owner: You're hired! Let's make that ride.
32:06 If there's even an undetectably small gas leak on that pipe and the leak goes anywhere near that nearly orange-hot boiler that entire building's going up in flames 😥
Pretty much every car my family owns has this kind of warning, which disappears after all necessary seatbelts are fastened. I'm surprised people think it just appears _while_ you're driving, is it really that new/uncommon?
@@qatonfire7476 Yeah, mine shows up on startup, but is dismissed as soon as you hit the accept button, move faster than 5mph, or just let it sit for like 10 seconds.
3:26 For those wondering what you're meant to do in a similar All lifts and escalator will stop at the closest floor, and will no longer work As it's the most dangerous places to be in a fire. There are meant to be safety/fire resistant areas you are meant to wait in of you are unable to use the stairs to exit. You should be escorted to the area by staff, (teachers ECT.) and wait till help arrives( you are the priority). No idea why that guy was just left out on the open like that That's a failed fire test right there
I was gonna say, this one definitely seems like a people failure not a design failure. Carrying a person down a flight of stairs doesn't seem that difficult if there's a whole bunch of people around.
@@doomse150 it's harder than you'd think Depending on the needs of the person, you can end up hurting them, or yourself (people are heavy) We've got evac chairs for this at our work. They take the majority of the person's weight, hold them in a stable position, and doesn't roll the stairs unless you pushing them.
@@angrybidoof847 Really? I'd have guessed you could just take four decently fit people, grab the four "corners" of the wheelchair, and carry them. I know how heavy people usually are, and I'd think four people should be able to carry that
I always figured in event of a fire, I was going to barbecue. Every time a fire alarm sounds -- usually a false alarm -- my soul shrivels up just a little bit.
When I was a kid, I used to imagine those slides that generate a lot of static electricity going down would give you the power to bend lightning like it was avatar. Genuinely felt like a badass for terrorizing my brother with static electricity.
8:56 I remember learning about this being a construction method that’s cheaper than building it from the ground up. They raise each floor and then combine them together. I don’t remember from which video though.
49:17 as a muslim, that rug is a prayer mat not just a rug, so yes they're trying to disguise it, but that mat would be there anyway as people pray on it
22:29 When i was in highschool the one near the choir room did this (it was loose, and also over carpet) there **may** have been mold but it did make it easier to refill waterbottles. 😃
3:26 I don’t know about elsewhere, but this is pretty common in the UK. I’ve known places that will avoid putting on the fire alarm, so wheelchair users can get out and less nice places, that basically say “sucks to suck, you probably won’t burn” and leave people trapped and traumatised.
40:23 fun fact: some guys at my school played with a Tennis ball recently and they hit the button for the fire alarm… Now they have to pay 1.2k€ for the damage they caused.
Big thing about the baby cages, they were used because tuberculosis was a big threat, alongside other rampant viral disease which would kill newborns and infants, so the idea was to use the cage to get them fresh air because it would help prevent those diseases. As soon as widespread vaccinations started they quickly fell out of style.
5:45 Because some people's teeth fell off during the ride, the embedded teeth caused some abrasions on some riders 🙂 (I'm also pretty sure there weren't any actual engineers/anyone competent in charge of the slide's design... or all of Action Park in general.)
once at the local fair (the type that packs up and leaves) there was a farris wheel that shook when you got on it, like the whole structure shook. i rode saw the rust and broken lookingness of it and lived somehow.
19:43 This looks like a public place, and this is a metal grid, also known as a conductive surface. At least here in Germany such objects have to be grounded if installed in a public place, in the theoretical case that an electrical fault manages to electrify it. The cable is part of the ground loop and would short-circuit any source to trip the FI/RCCB immediately. An open hole allowing water to seep behind the tiles of a shower is the real stupidity in this picture.
11:50 in their slight defence those are earlier versions of Tallescopes a type of ladder with multiple safety measures added including a cage at the top and additions for stability at the bottom. Modern ones are way safer and have someone keeping an eye at the bottom and more features but some countries with lax safety regulations still use this simpler type and the workers adapt to it and the mortality rate is sometimes described as “not as high as you’d think it’d be when you first see the workplace”
As a person with a disabled sister, this subreddit is particularly triggering for me. Anyway, did you know that in the USA, religious entities are exempt from the ADA? Something to think about.
@@blizzard_the_seal9863 No clue. I think it's like the taxes thing where it makes even less sense. My sister loves going to church, so for it to be so inaccessible makes me real sad :(
18:12 that reminds me of a level from the uncharted series where you go down a pipe that looks from my memory eerily similar to this, just jumping from ladder part to ladder part, also the rarest hidden treasure in the game can be found there for any uncharted fans who may still have yet to find it
I'm 100% sure that the in game ladders were also painted yellow adding to the similarities but then again almost everything that you need to climb on or stuff like that in the uncharted series is generally painted yellow to help you find your way through the game...I feel like playing some uncharted now...I think I'll go do that
8:04 witch stairs iirc. Witches supposedly can't get up them (so they were put in old buildings). People who still build them now just scare and confuse me (or maybe are more prepared than any of us for robber/zombies)
as a disabled person, it's pretty infuriating to see that people can't realize that some of us are in wheelchairs. God. I'm Visually impaired, but I know that people in wheelchairs CAN'T CLIMB GOSH DANG STAIRS!
The Building at 09:00 is in Hamburg/Germany, a City known for near-constant strong Winds. The Building is nowhere near as Dangerous as it seems; Foundations, you know...
I understand why robin is mad now, reading the same meme over and over and being told to react in interesting ways, as well as looking at very frustrating images. It would drive any of us mad.
5:47 I remember a story about this! The testers were given $100 to test it. One of the testers said that wasn’t enough booze to erase what he went through. Also all the maniquinns sent down came out headless
0:35 i went to a park when i was 6 and the slide was just like that but A LITTLE BIT more less tall than that but then 4 years later i went to that park again and it was fixed
8:05 honestly the worst part about this is that i cant tell if theyre taking the pic from the top of the stairs or the bottom of the stairs, so you very well could be meant to walk on the sloped parts
8:05 those kinds of stairs are often used when you don't have enough length to have propper steps but you don't want a ladder. The steps are angled so that your whole foot has room on it and doesn't go over the space for the foot on the lower step
So the oral and recital thermometer had me dying, my mother does colonoscopy and gastroscopys she told me and I quote “if they have to have two, we don’t sanitize it, we go the gastro first then colon”
4:08 Also, nurses put the thermometer in a disposable plastic covering before it’s inserted into the person so the thermometer literally doesn’t touch anything
I can actually give some insight on that road in california, it was mistakenly painted with too many lanes(Lanes are too thin), and with the pattern repeating too often (pattern is scrunched up and repeats multiple times). It was meant to be a form of traffic calming where you move slightly to the left and right, but instead turned into "Who wants to get either motion sick, into an accident, or both?"
3:00 would at least be a really cool way to make it obvious where the extinguisher is *IF* the firefighter in the picture was more stylized instead of a photograph.
5:25 I unironically really vibe with that. I wouldn't go out of my way to have it in my house, but I wouldn't mind it. The stairs do have grip strips. 9:20 Just had the thought: there used to be police calls boxes on the side of city streets. Maybe those signal boxes were in fact not within the burning building.
Kai Tak was a haven for plane enthusiasts. My dad once would just stay in HongKong for days just to see planes banking and landing. And the best (and most dangerous) part is the planes coming and going from Kai Tak were gigantic like the queen of the skies 747 and the venerable dc 10 and c130
9:17 I could see this, but instead of locking your arm there, it locks a cuff to your arm and drops the cuff so you can still escape in the event of a real fire, but you’ll have a pretty clear sign it was you if there’s not
8:48 I'm sorry but in this part and others your voice sounds like Knockout from Transformers Prime and I love it lol And yes, who approved some of these!?!?
I’m under the belief that they always planned to do one meme video from old Kay days then come back either reshowing the meme to robin or the rest of the narrators thinking oh they won’t remember rinse wash repeat or just reupload the same clip
17:06 this is the Gateway/NE 99th Ave Max station in East Portland, OR. That yellow box is where the older version of their ticket kiosks used to be mounted before they switched to a different kind of ticket.
41:38 with this one it shows Nitrox, a specialized mixture used by technical divers to go deeper than air allows. If it can’t handle Nitrox depths why tf does it have a Nitrox option
I can make an exception for 22:00 I’ve seen some places here in the US that do that. They have Elevators up away from the stairs. But still; they have elevators
Hey, incoming airplane nerd. The inflatoplane was a concept originally created to be airdropped to downed pilots in the forests of Vietnam. It was meant to give the pilots a way to return to base or friendly territory. It was also advertised as an affordable plane that you could put in the trunk for a fun weekend. However, it never entered production because the wings would fold at high speed banking.
14:48. Ya know, just thought about this for a moment. It’s actually a good idea. A lot of old people drive for Uber, just to socialize nd stuff. Having an option to opt out of having drunk passengers could be good for those types of workers/ anybody who can’t/ doesn’t want to deal with potentially hostile situations. Not only older drivers but, people with physical disabilities; vulnerable people, especially vulnerable people in sketchy areas. May even open the door to more employees who were afraid of driving for Uber, for this exact reason. Of course, those who wanna make the most money possible will accept drunk people. But, I think it’s a great idea. It’s not even worded poorly. It’s just the fact that there’s a headline on it that primes people into assuming the idea is stupid, as if Uber, a company that likes making money, would look at one of their largest target demographics and go, “naw. I aint about that life no more”. Now, I’m always the devils advocate but, I think it’s a pretty safe opinion to assume that major companies usually make better decisions than I can.
The one in Bratislava is not for wheelchairs, but for bikes (you push it, not riding) and strollers. And it's not stupid at all. In fact, you can find them everywhere in Europe and it works great.
im pretty sure each entry was repeated at least once. also, the hong kong airport wasnt built in the middle of the city, the city grew up around it; and yes it was closed after a new one was built.
44:24 so.. first, we have fire extinguisgers that look like photos, now we have photos that look like fire extinguishers. What’s next? A fire extinguisher that blends in with the wall?
In case nobody else has answered this, the USB charger seems to be converting the normal USB power supply (5 volts) to a non-standard amount (7 volts) that could probably break normal 5-volt USB devices.
For the people complaining about duplicates it's ALL of the subreddit, meaning all the videos that ever covered it. Some of these videos are months or even years apart. Along with that there is always different commentary for the duplicates so of course it won't be edited out.
It's still more than usual for these videos
9:10
one key feature is missing from this image
the metal arm cuff would detach from the alarm. in situations with actual fires, this lets the person escape to then be unlocked later. but if someone tries to pull it as a prank, the authorities would know who did it
Was just about to comment this! It's just to mark the person so they know who pulled it so people don't pull it for no reason. Like putting wet paint around something valuable so no one steals it
Still bad design because as far as I can tell you can just reach around the cuff and pull it there
@@teathesilkwing7616 Maybe the picture shows it in its detached state, with any "reacharound-prevention" already disengaged. People back then couldn't have been THAT stupid during testing. ... Right?
@@teathesilkwing7616 You couldn't. The cuff attached to the bottom of the box. so to pull it, you'd have to reach up into the hole of the cuff to grab hold on the lever to pull it. There was no way to reach around.
@@KibuFoxsome mf with a long stick:
Super neat to listen to Robin react to the same things twice with only slight variations!
Grow up
@@thespudlord686 Show us how it's done, kid.
@@thespudlord686it's a joke💀
how original
@@thespudlord686ima put a stegasaurus in your digestive system
8:21 you know, at first glance with no context, I'd think somebody had an older pet that liked to look out the window, but age was taking its toll, so they cant jump up, so little stairs were needed to get them back in their favorite spot.
List of all duplicates in the video:
12:08 - Repeated Ferris Wheel on Bricks
12:43 - Repeated Fibreglass Mattress review
14:46 - Repeated Uber Drunk Tweet
14:54 - Repeated Nuclear Power Plant + Spider Farm signs
15:40 - Repeated Candy (but it’s actually wax)
16:30 - Repeated Rectal Oral thingy whatever it was
18:18 - Repeated Sprinkles and Electricity Box
19:06 - Repeated Floating Dinner Table
19:30 - Repeated Bike Track
20:06 - Repeated Car Dial
34:04 - Repeated Curved Stairs (these are the same stairs as earlier, just a different angle the picture was taken)
34:33 - Repeated Flat in London with no Door
35:28 - Repeated Pavement
37:36 - Repeated Toilet with Trapdoor to reach it
38:20 - Repeated Stairway with stones on it
39:08 - Repeated Sharp Garden Decoration
Honestly, I give up past this point, it’s just getting annoying
Seriously, you guys have 3M subscribers, this feels kinda icky.
If I missed any, feel free to drop them in the replies
They should just have a list of every picture for each subreddit and have something to check for matches. Maybe ChatGPT could help.
49:26 staircase that looked like a saw. Third time seeing the photo (don't have timestamp for instance #2)
@@violet7773 16:17
They’re giving you the true Reddit experience
4:07 They don’t sanitize them because they have the disposable covers for each use. I’m guessing since it’s a doctors office, the rectal thermometer is only used for infants.
They should still sanitize it bro
They do sanitize them after every use, however when taking a persons temperature oral temp will be 0.5C lower than rectal. Which is why different ones are used, temperature differences
@@oceanfur__0415I'm guessing the ear as my dad did by nurses when he thought he had sepsis because of a UTI throwing body temp around like confetti is not as common now?
I don't care how much sanitizing you might do, the idea of sticking a thermometer in my mouth that had been up someone's butt is a deal breaker. By specifying this one for rectal and the other for oral, that is reassuring to the patient and much more sanitary.
I don't care how sanitized it has been, it's been stuck up more asses than I care to think about. Please keep it away from my mouth!
So many duplicates
Some just 2 minutes apart from each other, the mattress first at 10+ mins then again at 12+.
Ikr, was lookin for this comment
Me too. I think whoever edited this one was REALLY not on his game when he did this.
The true Reddit experience
Because it's more than one video cut together to make a longer one.
I swear, people find the dumbest things to get mad about...
so i found out some information about the whole fiberglass bed thing apparently most beds used fiberglass in their construction around 2007 as a fire resistant material to protect the person on the bed however that was changed and even zinus changed their beds to have a carbon-rayon sleeve instead of using fiberglass and that fiberglass is probably illegal to use in a bed these days do to issues like op said maybe they got the mattress cause zinus had extra stock they didn’t want to trash and sell off instead but that’s very irresponsible and i wouldn’t buy a mattress from them regardless of the price and i would suggest that everyone else doesn’t buy one from them either
hey now lets be fair, even op said they saw the do not remove sign. the presense of a zipper is not a open invitation to ignore instructions. do you open your emectronics to replace the batties regulary? This is why so many companies are covering crew holes and glue sealing zippers and the like. Screw the repair technichines we need to make sure jhonny average doesnt ignore the warning and stick a knife in he outlet
@@CuppaLLXEven then, I still feel like this could have been resolved by just removing/glueing the zipper shut
18:56 this is talking about glucose which is what we normally use as sugar. There are other sugars that will be considered on the list but not on the packaging.
12:15 Those electric cable are no joke guys, especially at night when people are usually going pretty fast. A few months ago, someone got caught in one. Safe to say, it was not pretty.
1:16 The Reliant Robin. Was made with three wheels so it can be considered a motorcycle for cheaper insurance and for people in Europe to have a motorcycle license instead of a full driver's license
my grandad had one of those. he crashed it lol
if you have a BASEMENT APARTMENT in LONDON that you're ACCESSING THROUGH A WINDOW and you don't decorate the crap-ola out of it to make it hobbit, faerie and/or Peter Pan themed, then like... what are you even doing. its a ridiculous living situation but it does allow for some serious whimsy
faerie oh iktr anyways stream portals by Melanie Martinez 🎀🎀🎀
@@Clock.workkkermmmm
Yes, make it Hobbit themed!
At 28:32, this is in fact not inside a boat, but an NYC apartment that goes for $3000 a month, no joke.
About the death slide with the loop on the end, one of the test dummies sent down it was LITERALLY decapitated, and it still opened.
this is the most American thing I’ve heard all day
They also had to make a trap door at the top of the loop because a guy got stuck there. The owner of the park would also hire people simply if they had a good idea for a ride, even if they didn't have an engineering degree. So basically this is how it happened:
Person: *explains an idea for a ride that's too dangerous to exist*
Owner: You're hired! Let's make that ride.
3 enby people on this comment. OP, first reply, and me. Neat!
@@RaineMcLean lol
4 enby people now
32:06 If there's even an undetectably small gas leak on that pipe and the leak goes anywhere near that nearly orange-hot boiler that entire building's going up in flames 😥
1:17 I always remembered that car as "the car that always gets trashed in Mr Bean".
No wonder really! The thing will tip over if you look at it funny. That there, is a comedy gold gift that keeps on giving 🤣
1:49 Classic case of picture taken out of context. These warnings show up when you start the car, when you are still parked.
Thank you! I've only ever seen those stay on for a few seconds after the car starts moving, then they go away on their own.
Pretty much every car my family owns has this kind of warning, which disappears after all necessary seatbelts are fastened. I'm surprised people think it just appears _while_ you're driving, is it really that new/uncommon?
@@qatonfire7476 Yeah, mine shows up on startup, but is dismissed as soon as you hit the accept button, move faster than 5mph, or just let it sit for like 10 seconds.
3:26
For those wondering what you're meant to do in a similar
All lifts and escalator will stop at the closest floor, and will no longer work
As it's the most dangerous places to be in a fire.
There are meant to be safety/fire resistant areas you are meant to wait in of you are unable to use the stairs to exit.
You should be escorted to the area by staff, (teachers ECT.) and wait till help arrives( you are the priority).
No idea why that guy was just left out on the open like that
That's a failed fire test right there
I was gonna say, this one definitely seems like a people failure not a design failure. Carrying a person down a flight of stairs doesn't seem that difficult if there's a whole bunch of people around.
@@doomse150
it's harder than you'd think
Depending on the needs of the person, you can end up hurting them, or yourself (people are heavy)
We've got evac chairs for this at our work.
They take the majority of the person's weight, hold them in a stable position, and doesn't roll the stairs unless you pushing them.
We have tracked chairs to put people in wheelchairs on. At least we have the boxes for them the only one I’ve seen inside of is empty,
@@angrybidoof847 Really? I'd have guessed you could just take four decently fit people, grab the four "corners" of the wheelchair, and carry them. I know how heavy people usually are, and I'd think four people should be able to carry that
I always figured in event of a fire, I was going to barbecue. Every time a fire alarm sounds -- usually a false alarm -- my soul shrivels up just a little bit.
When I was a kid, I used to imagine those slides that generate a lot of static electricity going down would give you the power to bend lightning like it was avatar. Genuinely felt like a badass for terrorizing my brother with static electricity.
8:56 I remember learning about this being a construction method that’s cheaper than building it from the ground up. They raise each floor and then combine them together. I don’t remember from which video though.
Cool!
Cheaper, but it looks quite dangerous still
49:17 as a muslim, that rug is a prayer mat not just a rug, so yes they're trying to disguise it, but that mat would be there anyway as people pray on it
It's just a heads up.I feel like I watched a lot of those things twice on this same show
This is a compilation of all the videos on this subreddit
@@lightfurya2087ok? But he still showed 3 of the same video that was already read out in this video, in a row
@@scaereyguy I didn’t realize that. Oops. I’m a dumbass.
22:29 When i was in highschool the one near the choir room did this (it was loose, and also over carpet) there **may** have been mold but it did make it easier to refill waterbottles. 😃
3:26 I don’t know about elsewhere, but this is pretty common in the UK. I’ve known places that will avoid putting on the fire alarm, so wheelchair users can get out and less nice places, that basically say “sucks to suck, you probably won’t burn” and leave people trapped and traumatised.
8:00 as someone who had a bad knee and not uncommonly injures it, that seems like absolute torture
After 16minutes... I just couldn't deal with watching the same things again and again... sad because I love these.
8:00
Ok so I see why they might be terrible stairs, but many skeptics believe ghosts can't climb them.
Why, they float
40:23 fun fact: some guys at my school played with a Tennis ball recently and they hit the button for the fire alarm… Now they have to pay 1.2k€ for the damage they caused.
Big thing about the baby cages, they were used because tuberculosis was a big threat, alongside other rampant viral disease which would kill newborns and infants, so the idea was to use the cage to get them fresh air because it would help prevent those diseases.
As soon as widespread vaccinations started they quickly fell out of style.
6:07 yeah, for the poppy field scene in the Wizard of Oz, that snow was just asbestos. Lots and lots of asbestos.
Come on guys the number of duplicates in this is absolutely atrocious
They need to add that “topics” feature, and make “omg there are so many duplicates” a section. Because yes I agree there are way too many
I remember going up a lighthouse once, and there was no railing in the middle so if you tripped once you would probably die.
If I saw there was no railing after a certain point, I'd turn around and go back down. No railing, no deal.
Damn, why r people just getting hired if they ideas nowadays?
5:45 Because some people's teeth fell off during the ride, the embedded teeth caused some abrasions on some riders 🙂
(I'm also pretty sure there weren't any actual engineers/anyone competent in charge of the slide's design... or all of Action Park in general.)
Addition: The Tidal Wave pool was one of the most common causes of death at the park.
They also had to build a trap door at the top of the loop because a guy got stuck there. The fact that anybody went to that park at all is insane.
About the Kai-Tak Airport, the Reason Why it Became So Difficult to Fly Into was mainly because it became the Unfortunate Victim of High-Development.
once at the local fair (the type that packs up and leaves) there was a farris wheel that shook when you got on it, like the whole structure shook. i rode saw the rust and broken lookingness of it and lived somehow.
19:43 This looks like a public place, and this is a metal grid, also known as a conductive surface.
At least here in Germany such objects have to be grounded if installed in a public place, in the theoretical case that an electrical fault manages to electrify it. The cable is part of the ground loop and would short-circuit any source to trip the FI/RCCB immediately.
An open hole allowing water to seep behind the tiles of a shower is the real stupidity in this picture.
how did no one find this comment that wire Is literally green and yellow which would indicate grounding or (PE) ⏚
@@powermilian9686 as Mechatronic technician, I agree too
I miss the video chapters :(
11:50 in their slight defence those are earlier versions of Tallescopes a type of ladder with multiple safety measures added including a cage at the top and additions for stability at the bottom. Modern ones are way safer and have someone keeping an eye at the bottom and more features but some countries with lax safety regulations still use this simpler type and the workers adapt to it and the mortality rate is sometimes described as “not as high as you’d think it’d be when you first see the workplace”
As a person with a disabled sister, this subreddit is particularly triggering for me. Anyway, did you know that in the USA, religious entities are exempt from the ADA? Something to think about.
damn i had no idea, that's kinda disgusting ngl... like what religious purpose does that even serve...
@@blizzard_the_seal9863 No clue. I think it's like the taxes thing where it makes even less sense. My sister loves going to church, so for it to be so inaccessible makes me real sad :(
Nice Gaston profile pic
5:37 that slide reminds me of when I would pretend the fritos were death slides
18:12 that reminds me of a level from the uncharted series where you go down a pipe that looks from my memory eerily similar to this, just jumping from ladder part to ladder part, also the rarest hidden treasure in the game can be found there for any uncharted fans who may still have yet to find it
I'm 100% sure that the in game ladders were also painted yellow adding to the similarities but then again almost everything that you need to climb on or stuff like that in the uncharted series is generally painted yellow to help you find your way through the game...I feel like playing some uncharted now...I think I'll go do that
8:04 witch stairs iirc. Witches supposedly can't get up them (so they were put in old buildings). People who still build them now just scare and confuse me (or maybe are more prepared than any of us for robber/zombies)
as a disabled person, it's pretty infuriating to see that people can't realize that some of us are in wheelchairs. God. I'm Visually impaired, but I know that people in wheelchairs CAN'T CLIMB GOSH DANG STAIRS!
The Building at 09:00 is in Hamburg/Germany, a City known for near-constant strong Winds. The Building is nowhere near as Dangerous as it seems; Foundations, you know...
I understand why robin is mad now, reading the same meme over and over and being told to react in interesting ways, as well as looking at very frustrating images. It would drive any of us mad.
boutta get zoomed doomed and kaboomed
Well said.
Boom 😂
dangit Rico
Doom and gloom while things go boom.
IN -DEXTER'S LAB- The real world.
31:21 putting those 11 PhDs in hard science to work
5:47 I remember a story about this! The testers were given $100 to test it. One of the testers said that wasn’t enough booze to erase what he went through.
Also all the maniquinns sent down came out headless
Any USB is 5 volts as a norm, but that thing juices it up to 7.4 volts which is *BAD*
0:35 i went to a park when i was 6 and the slide was just like that but A LITTLE BIT more less tall than that but then 4 years later i went to that park again and it was fixed
Dangerous is the time i´m gonna spend watching this instead of doing what i´m suposed to do
Im sobbing, I’m watching this like 20 minutes before I need to work 😭
You're a level above me, I just watch these instead of going to sleep. Jokes aside, good luck with whatever you are supposed to do 👍
This subreddit is a lot of "we have a concept that's been working for YEARS maybe even centuries, let's modernize it FOR SOME FUCKING REASON"
8:05 honestly the worst part about this is that i cant tell if theyre taking the pic from the top of the stairs or the bottom of the stairs, so you very well could be meant to walk on the sloped parts
Video quality control has left the building
01:32 as a brazillian. i can confirm some buildings here are just like that
17:15 WHAT THE HELL IS SAFETY?! Lol🤣
16:33 Idk if someone already mentioned this, but that airport had this redone to rout the road around and underneath the runway.
49:14 pretty sure mosques are required to have carpets because they are *NOT* carpets they are _praying mats_ for when your _praying_
1:31 Those "Stairs" are freaking me out for no reason
I really like Emkay. They should do a video of all their best bits. They could even call it Emkay Ultra!
8:05 those kinds of stairs are often used when you don't have enough length to have propper steps but you don't want a ladder. The steps are angled so that your whole foot has room on it and doesn't go over the space for the foot on the lower step
that piñata lamps reminds me of that gummibear lamp Spencer did for Carly in iCarly
So the oral and recital thermometer had me dying, my mother does colonoscopy and gastroscopys she told me and I quote “if they have to have two, we don’t sanitize it, we go the gastro first then colon”
4:08 Also, nurses put the thermometer in a disposable plastic covering before it’s inserted into the person so the thermometer literally doesn’t touch anything
23:09 i've actually seen that exact spot. it's in the DC airport. there are chairs behind it, they have plugs, and the plugs dont actually work.
Half of this subreddit is 'I warned you about stairs, bro!' because it just keeps happening.
I can actually give some insight on that road in california, it was mistakenly painted with too many lanes(Lanes are too thin), and with the pattern repeating too often (pattern is scrunched up and repeats multiple times). It was meant to be a form of traffic calming where you move slightly to the left and right, but instead turned into "Who wants to get either motion sick, into an accident, or both?"
"If you can literally hear the electricity, that means it's working!" Or you're neurodivergent. Welcome to the club!
This is why I hate EV's, the charging poles drive me nuts
I hate the donkey pinata lamp so much. The light won't even pass through it!
24:16 IS NOBODY GONNA TALK ABOUT THAT KID THAT IS FALLING IN THE BACK? XDDDD-
I got dementia watching this
3:00 would at least be a really cool way to make it obvious where the extinguisher is *IF* the firefighter in the picture was more stylized instead of a photograph.
It’s VERY GOOD that the lift shuts off when the fire alarm is activated!
5:25 I unironically really vibe with that. I wouldn't go out of my way to have it in my house, but I wouldn't mind it. The stairs do have grip strips.
9:20 Just had the thought: there used to be police calls boxes on the side of city streets. Maybe those signal boxes were in fact not within the burning building.
Kai Tak was a haven for plane enthusiasts. My dad once would just stay in HongKong for days just to see planes banking and landing. And the best (and most dangerous) part is the planes coming and going from Kai Tak were gigantic like the queen of the skies 747 and the venerable dc 10 and c130
39:35 that hard accent on "Bratislava, Slovakia" is beautiful
As a kid we used to play electric tag, you jad to slide down the static slide and tag someone, it only counted if you shocked them
9:17 I could see this, but instead of locking your arm there, it locks a cuff to your arm and drops the cuff
so you can still escape in the event of a real fire, but you’ll have a pretty clear sign it was you if there’s not
55:39 those wires are rated for 1.5v, anything more than 2v could cause the wires to burst into FLAMES
There's a safeguard on the knob shifter in dodge vehicles, so you can't accidentally shift it.
8:48 I'm sorry but in this part and others your voice sounds like Knockout from Transformers Prime and I love it lol
And yes, who approved some of these!?!?
I feel like the editors need to look over the videos more just to remove the duplicates, some are a few minutes apart
I’m under the belief that they always planned to do one meme video from old Kay days then come back either reshowing the meme to robin or the rest of the narrators thinking oh they won’t remember rinse wash repeat or just reupload the same clip
17:06 this is the Gateway/NE 99th Ave Max station in East Portland, OR. That yellow box is where the older version of their ticket kiosks used to be mounted before they switched to a different kind of ticket.
Why is there clear glue!?
Emkay, on that cannonball slide, if the gforce doesnt kill you the impact will
41:38 with this one it shows Nitrox, a specialized mixture used by technical divers to go deeper than air allows. If it can’t handle Nitrox depths why tf does it have a Nitrox option
I can make an exception for 22:00
I’ve seen some places here in the US that do that. They have Elevators up away from the stairs. But still; they have elevators
Hey, incoming airplane nerd. The inflatoplane was a concept originally created to be airdropped to downed pilots in the forests of Vietnam. It was meant to give the pilots a way to return to base or friendly territory. It was also advertised as an affordable plane that you could put in the trunk for a fun weekend. However, it never entered production because the wings would fold at high speed banking.
Everything starts evolving into crabs
This crab: “Nah, ima do my own thing”
8:54 this is actually a new way of building. They build the floor and pull it up to the top.
14:48. Ya know, just thought about this for a moment. It’s actually a good idea. A lot of old people drive for Uber, just to socialize nd stuff. Having an option to opt out of having drunk passengers could be good for those types of workers/ anybody who can’t/ doesn’t want to deal with potentially hostile situations. Not only older drivers but, people with physical disabilities; vulnerable people, especially vulnerable people in sketchy areas. May even open the door to more employees who were afraid of driving for Uber, for this exact reason. Of course, those who wanna make the most money possible will accept drunk people. But, I think it’s a great idea. It’s not even worded poorly. It’s just the fact that there’s a headline on it that primes people into assuming the idea is stupid, as if Uber, a company that likes making money, would look at one of their largest target demographics and go, “naw. I aint about that life no more”. Now, I’m always the devils advocate but, I think it’s a pretty safe opinion to assume that major companies usually make better decisions than I can.
The one in Bratislava is not for wheelchairs, but for bikes (you push it, not riding) and strollers. And it's not stupid at all. In fact, you can find them everywhere in Europe and it works great.
55:20 USB (basic USB, not the fancy USB C power delivery stuff) is 5V, so this would fry (probably) anything you plugged it into
im pretty sure each entry was repeated at least once.
also, the hong kong airport wasnt built in the middle of the city, the city grew up around it; and yes it was closed after a new one was built.
44:24 so.. first, we have fire extinguisgers that look like photos, now we have photos that look like fire extinguishers. What’s next? A fire extinguisher that blends in with the wall?
8:57 welp little john is at it again furnishing a minecraft spawn farm
In case nobody else has answered this, the USB charger seems to be converting the normal USB power supply (5 volts) to a non-standard amount (7 volts) that could probably break normal 5-volt USB devices.
hell yeah, another “ALL OF” video
8:01 I can genuinely feel myself falling down those just by looking at it
No way in hell that bathroom wasn't created in "The Sims". 😂🤣😂🤣