Interesting fact about the molasses flood: the agency in charge of the molasses container knew that the molasses was leaking, but instead of telling anyone, they *painted it brown so that no one would notice*
If only they put in some extra money to keep those people alive longer, such heartless people just being responsible for all of those injuries and deaths
A little note that's often missed about the Dublin whiskey fire: It wasn't the same stuff you'd buy off the shelves that they were drinking. It was *undiluted* whiskey. That's why it was so flammable and that's why so many died from alcohol poisoning. People only drank what was to them a safe amount, but since it was undiluted, the alcohol content was several times more than that.
Yes! Most of them only had one drink of it actually because it was on fire. Or it had recently been actively burning and was still extremely hot. And it burned them severely when they swallowed it, which aided in killing them, and prevented them from drinking any more. But the truth is always less entertaining than a manipulation of it.
And most recently (09/12/23) a town in Portugal was flooded by 600,000 gallons of red wine after 2 tanks of wine burst. No one was harmed but one person’s basement was damaged
@@artfuldodgerrr Not a "Divine" being so much, so much as it was just a God of Corporate - in other words, just people. In that way specifically, I agree. Such a God may have known about the possible problem whilst not caring.
I actually had to do a calculus lab integrating surface pressure for the molasses flood. The tank was only capable of withstanding like a quarter of the pressure built up in it
Yeah, in my intro to fluid dynamics, there was a problem related to that. Also another about a wine tanker that also met a similar fate as described in this video.
@@HannahTheRealComputerEngineer Well, its still alcohol, and also thats really funny that the one exception to them being about drinking alcohol is for bombs.
@@HannahTheRealComputerEngineer No longer needed since WWI ended, so just got piled up. A similar situation happened with the rocket fuel for the space shuttle after Challenger blew up.
That explains a few things about me as a person. It's shocking how many things about my personality have been almost perfectly explained by the fact that I'm over half Irish myself.
He knew exactly what he was doing when he titled this episode "history's worst non-water floods" and made the thumbnail his character blankly smiling in an ambiguous brown liquid.
@@greywolf7577well, at our school someone broke the sewer pipe and flooded the entire hallway and some classroons, so i hope that made your day a bit better or something
Same thing that happened to Boston happened in Bundaberg, Australia, except it was an explosion and after the river filled with rum and molasses, it caught fire! The river caught fire!
When Sam measured the collapsed molasses jar, he staked 4 “Sams” as the unit of measurement. 1/4 of 25 is 6.25, and .25 of 12 is 3 Based on the calculations, Sam is 6’3
The Boston Molasses Flood was even crazier than that. There was an ominous creaking noise coming from the molasses barrel... and no one did anything about it. It was leaking a lot since the barrel wasn't made to hold that much molasses, so random people came up to collect the molasses for themselves. Rather than fix the obvious problem with the leaking, they hired guards to prevent people from "stealing" the molasses. Sure, you could chalk it up to alcohol, but it had more to do with corporate greed than anything.
@@gregoryford2532 1:00 "As with most things, the answer is alcohol." ...The demand for molasses- sweetened alcohol in the market And no, I don't think the demand of alcohol is at fault. It's 100% corporate cost-cutting
@@jeltehoekstra2952 I will tell you that it's also not tasty, unlike what Sam O'Nella implied. It has been a long time since I tried tasting it, but I can tell you that my impression was that it was extremely intense. I think it should basically be viewed as a concentrate. Anything tasty made with molasses has the molasses severely diluted.
Eh, they're very predictable. "In short, (briefly summarizes the topic of the video and uses something to describe it). Hey! you know what else is (adjective used to describe said topic)!? *sponsor begins*''
Well, that time it was an expensive commodity and enjoyed by the upper-class. This one is the things used in making rum, which while pricey it is also somewhat common... And that time was a product of a political crisis, while this one is just bad luck. Still, I see your point.
@Gacha is Controlling your kids you're telling people to stfu and making fun of people for liking different things than you so I wouldn't say you're the pinnacle of maturity
If anyone has come back to this and wants more stories like it, look up flour explosions. From flour mills to bakeries, fear the carbohydrates that are sick of non arson activities. Got to love it.
don't forget sugar explosions! the average marshmallow has 3x the energy compared to an equal mass of trinitrotoluene, but just burns more slowly because it can't reach much oxygen. powderize that bad boi and you've got a big boom just waiting to happen. now that i think about it, baking is kinda dangerous... surprised i have only gotten a burn on the wrist before.
"Slower than Molasses in January" - Molasses is a very thick liquid that moves slowly even in moderate temperatures, and "January" implies that it's freezing cold outside, where you would have Molasses. Making Molasses cold will make it move even slower.
if it's on fire with glass shards, chances are it's free. free is free. enjoy the falling of your civilization as you know it, so long as you're drunk doing it.
I just realized, the fact that Sam used 4 of himselfs as measurement for 25ft means that's he's 6'3, which is terrifying. I always imagined him as like, your average high school student that puts in a little extra work outside of class, not my stepdad. Goodness me.
I grew up in Boston, and I remember one time while at the local library they were telling us the molasses story. Suffice to say, I didn’t sleep for three weeks. Edit: And I nearly forgot to mention the girl who literally started crying when they mentioned all the horses that were put down after they got stuck. Moral of the Story: stay out of libraries
looking initially at the title and thumbnail, i honestly thought this video was going to be sam talking for 7+ minutes about his experiences at taco bell but this is interesting too i suppose
The reason the molasses went fast was becasue there was a lot of it. Normally molasses is slow, but when you have 2.3 million gallons of the stuff pushing down on itself, the sheer weight of it will cause the otherwise tank-shaped molass-mass to collapse under its own weight and send itself flying everywhere with enough force to knock over trains.
1:07 I'd just like to add that, while making rum is definitely the primary use of molasses and certainly the reason they kept such a large tank of the stuff there, it has way more uses than that since it's basically just liquid sugar. Especially in Massachusetts, where as you might expect, there's just so much molasses coming in due to the rum industry.
The first story is one that I read during school.. the way the tank “fell over” is that a bolt that helped keep it together, popped off. The citizens said that it was so loud that it sounds like a gunshot. Moments after, many other bolts popped off and it basically exploded..
This comment section is always full of sarcastic and witty comments..so I don’t know if I believe you. But I sure hope it’s true because that’s hilarious
After the new video dropped yesterday, youtube showed me this video, which I thought was new for a moment. These past couple days have been an emotional rollercoaster.
Today, September 11, 2023, a new non-water flood has occurred. Portugal's streets have flooded with over 600,000 gallons of wine. Thought Sam may want to know.
I do believe that’s been featured as a “food heist” on the Intentionally Blank Podcast. Assuming this is the one that was thought to be sabotage. I unfortunately do not know which episode
Another fun part of the molasses flood: it was from a factory that was making molasses, so it was still hot. Like, very hot. Melt your skin off kinda of hot. Fun times.
Nope the malaasses was from Caribbean sugar producers it was used as feedstock for making industrial alcohol. It was also to be the last time that tank was filled.
@@datshotgun5795 it was just a joke, i live in phoenix arizona and 1 warning doesnt mean shit, a bad storm here can get like 12 warnings in a couple hours
Not so fun fact, the bolts that held the tank together shot out so quickly, that it was just as dangerous as a bullet. *I did a report on it a few days ago lol*
Dubliners will find a way to turn any situation into alcohol fuelled degeneracy. It snowed alot last year and about 20 people took the fact no police could get out in cars too knock down an entire supermarket with a digger.
Usually when a channel moves on to their promotion at the end of the video I already close it and move on to the next video but here I keep it going cuz I just wanna listen to Sam keep talking lol
I had originally learned about this event from the last English class I ever learned from (6 years ago) and I've thought about it nearly every day. It's nice to come back to this video and know that there will still be some people who will know what this is when I mention it in passing
5:45 she was in a parked car and the coffee was served at nearly 200 degrees Fahrenheit. She suffered severe 3rd degree burns and had to undergo skin grafts. She only wanted enough to pay her medical bills but they only offfered $80. She sued and won. McDonalds had received over 700 complaints of burned customers prior to this incident
I read about the molasses flood not long ago. It wasn't easy trying to be respectful for the victims when my evil brain wanted to make silly jokes like "now that was a sticky situation".
I am from Brazil. A few years ago the city of Niteroi, adjacent to the city of Rio de Janeiro, had an event we call "Tsumerda", translating it means "Tsushit". The walls of a sewage treatment plant broke and a huge wave of sewage came down the streets carrying cars and whatever was on its way. Incredibly, the same city had a similar catastrophe a few years back. There was a considerably large hill that was formed from an abandoned landfill, and people started to build houses on that land. During one day of heavy rain a piece of this hill came down in an avalanche of garbage. Quite a few people died on this day.
The Soviet Doggo. Yeah, the lady only wanted McDonalds to pay for her medical bill but they only offered to pay $88 I think. When she won the court case, McDonalds started making all kinds of bad things about her. And you can still find the reference in some movies today I think
@@cameronducote7335 pretty much anyone i know who talks about it believes the lies. It amazes me how people never bother to look at what actually happened
Anna G Yeah it’s literally insane, she didn’t actually sue them a ridiculous amount of money to get that much - or because she was being petty - it was because it was genuinely too hot, and because in order to settle the case and get a decent amount of money for her medical bills she had to sue that much. I hate that everyone just started believing that she was overreacting.
I live in Boston, so the Molasses really hits home. We have a memorial, and yesterday(Jan.15th) was the 100th anniversary(2019;100yrs). God bless those souls.
Interesting fact about the molasses flood: the agency in charge of the molasses container knew that the molasses was leaking, but instead of telling anyone, they *painted it brown so that no one would notice*
Well. That worked out amazingly for everyone didn't it.
i just learned about this in history
bruhhh
If only they put in some extra money to keep those people alive longer, such heartless people just being responsible for all of those injuries and deaths
Are they still a thing after it
A little note that's often missed about the Dublin whiskey fire: It wasn't the same stuff you'd buy off the shelves that they were drinking. It was *undiluted* whiskey. That's why it was so flammable and that's why so many died from alcohol poisoning. People only drank what was to them a safe amount, but since it was undiluted, the alcohol content was several times more than that.
Honestly I'm surprised there's enough alcohol to put an Irishman into the grave.
goddamn , that’s cool to kno tho thank u lmao
Yes! Most of them only had one drink of it actually because it was on fire. Or it had recently been actively burning and was still extremely hot. And it burned them severely when they swallowed it, which aided in killing them, and prevented them from drinking any more. But the truth is always less entertaining than a manipulation of it.
I’ve never met an Irish person who stopped drinking at ‘safe amount’ if free drinks were available.
@@XeaRae then you’ve never met an irish person
why is this not called “the boston molassacre”?
this comment deserves more credit
Absolutely underrated comment.
Brilliant 👏
I wish I could save this comment because this is fucking *GOLDEN*.
I actually cannot remember the last time i laughed out loud at a youtube comment, let alone this much
And most recently (09/12/23) a town in Portugal was flooded by 600,000 gallons of red wine after 2 tanks of wine burst. No one was harmed but one person’s basement was damaged
Whatever divine being that caused that flood really said "fuck this guy in particular"
@@artfuldodgerrrhe pissed off jesus
@@artfuldodgerrrIt was an act of God, clearly
That's one way to get a wine cellar
@@artfuldodgerrr Not a "Divine" being so much, so much as it was just a God of Corporate - in other words, just people. In that way specifically, I agree. Such a God may have known about the possible problem whilst not caring.
Imagine getting to Heaven and St. Peter is like "How did you die?"
"Drowned in molasses."
"Sweet."
ha
yea thats how it happened
😂
I see what ya did there...
Ye i died by drinking street piss beer
Back when Fireball was flavored with actual fire
I think that's actually how it got its name
@@Snoffety Seal
Spicy
1000th like lol
1000th like
City: is burning to the ground
Irish people: oh yes lets drink whiskey straight off the ground until we die
This concept should totally be an Irish drinking song
@@Diamond-Fox you mean... *yet* another irish drinking song😏😏
@@shahsadsaadu5817 YES! 😈😂
and on FUCKING FIRE
flaming whiskey*
I actually had to do a calculus lab integrating surface pressure for the molasses flood. The tank was only capable of withstanding like a quarter of the pressure built up in it
That's an interesting project
That's really cool
Teacher probably watches Sam
Yeah, in my intro to fluid dynamics, there was a problem related to that. Also another about a wine tanker that also met a similar fate as described in this video.
I am thoroughly impressed that all of these are alcohol related.
Im not
Well technically the Molasses one wasn't for making drinking alcohol it was industrial alcohol used for making bombs
@@HannahTheRealComputerEngineer Well, its still alcohol, and also thats really funny that the one exception to them being about drinking alcohol is for bombs.
@@HannahTheRealComputerEngineer No longer needed since WWI ended, so just got piled up. A similar situation happened with the rocket fuel for the space shuttle after Challenger blew up.
@@HannahTheRealComputerEngineer Why where they using alcohol for bombs?
The Irish never dissapoint. They always go hard.
Hard nah the hard go irish
That explains a few things about me as a person. It's shocking how many things about my personality have been almost perfectly explained by the fact that I'm over half Irish myself.
That's what she said
Man I hate the Americans that say “um, I’m actually 45.894% Irish” like stfu Tyler
@@TheVikingPotato0 plastic paddy
Yes as a Boston citizen, we’re petrified of the molasses demons
Ayy a wadda ya mean by "molasses demons" huh?!
same 😂
fitting, I'm the 666th like lmao
I'm also a boston citizen and Im scared of them too
Is it still sticky?
He knew exactly what he was doing when he titled this episode "history's worst non-water floods" and made the thumbnail his character blankly smiling in an ambiguous brown liquid.
Yes, I was waiting for him to talk about some sewer pipe breaking and flooding the street.
I thought about someone having severe diarrhea and it flooded the house or something
should've made it white liquid.
@@greywolf7577well, at our school someone broke the sewer pipe and flooded the entire hallway and some classroons, so i hope that made your day a bit better or something
@@WindowsDrawerare you sane?
I'm from Ireland and I can imagine us still acting the same way 100+ years later
Ah another Irish brother
Your so right btw
Same, though it's ironic that I was born in london.
My family is from Eastern Tennessee, so of course, one of my dumbass uncles or granduncles or something has died by avoiding taxes on booze.
DONT READ MY DESCRIPTION
@@dontreadmydescription4473 alright then, I won't. I respect your request
I don’t know why, but the phrase “non-water flood” fills me with unspeakable dread :)
its because you have a boyfriend
Dabstolfo i- i’m a massive lesbian?? And also single as hell??? So... no.
Rae Hart uh
Rae Hart shit
@THE VOID what the fuck
Same thing that happened to Boston happened in Bundaberg, Australia, except it was an explosion and after the river filled with rum and molasses, it caught fire! The river caught fire!
If you think that’s bad, look up how many times Cleveland’s river caught fire
Several more in the way we promise.
Noice!
Smoke on the water?
"hey honey,the rivers on fire again."
When Sam measured the collapsed molasses jar, he staked 4 “Sams” as the unit of measurement.
1/4 of 25 is 6.25, and .25 of 12 is 3
Based on the calculations, Sam is 6’3
Exactly my thoughts
-Or that’s what he wants you to think-
*I smell a conspiracy afoot*
Oh god
Heheh past me made a foot pun
Sans
This is why im proud of my country we dont drown we die from alcohol poisoning
And a lack of potatoes
It’s true
@@sephikong8323 yeah cause the english went and nicked them all. And cause of a feckin blight. Good times
I'm a Chicken oh ok
We are the only nation who the British empire tried to colonize and we fought them back, other than losing some of the north
refers to alcohol as *_social lubricant_*
@@CoinRingsUSA no. Good ol spit is the best lubricant
Yeah, so?
420 likes nice
Blyatiful Notice
I’m the 666th like!!
I love how Ragu is Sam's go-to "Horrible substance."
It is dead babies after all
prego today ragu tomorrow
@@missingno2401 prego ragu?
@@sebbo_h7121 ragu is made of aborted babies according to the Sam O Nella canon
because it's dead babies
The Boston Molasses Flood was even crazier than that.
There was an ominous creaking noise coming from the molasses barrel... and no one did anything about it. It was leaking a lot since the barrel wasn't made to hold that much molasses, so random people came up to collect the molasses for themselves. Rather than fix the obvious problem with the leaking, they hired guards to prevent people from "stealing" the molasses.
Sure, you could chalk it up to alcohol, but it had more to do with corporate greed than anything.
@@gregoryford2532 1:00 "As with most things, the answer is alcohol."
...The demand for molasses- sweetened alcohol in the market
And no, I don't think the demand of alcohol is at fault. It's 100% corporate cost-cutting
they also painted the tank brown to hide the leak
@@anjoliebarrios8906 ב''ה, this would be fermented into rum directly.
mollasses is like liquid honey if not thicker, imagine a wave of liquid honey coming at you at 30mph loool
Oh god
I didnt know what it was but oh my god that sounds terrifying
@@jeltehoekstra2952 I will tell you that it's also not tasty, unlike what Sam O'Nella implied. It has been a long time since I tried tasting it, but I can tell you that my impression was that it was extremely intense.
I think it should basically be viewed as a concentrate.
Anything tasty made with molasses has the molasses severely diluted.
@@Mythraen I don't even know what molasses is lol
@@Mythraen yeah it's too strong of a taste for me personally
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Eh, they're very predictable.
"In short, (briefly summarizes the topic of the video and uses something to describe it). Hey! you know what else is (adjective used to describe said topic)!? *sponsor begins*''
I bet he learnt how to do transitions from skillshare.com
"And stained the water of the Boston Harbour brown for months"
That's not the only time it happened.
Well, that time it was an expensive commodity and enjoyed by the upper-class. This one is the things used in making rum, which while pricey it is also somewhat common...
And that time was a product of a political crisis, while this one is just bad luck.
Still, I see your point.
There was a third time. When Boston got its first Taco Bell
@@acroissant5762 oof
@@acroissant5762 There's isn't one downtown yet. They're franchising one soon™.
@@dukeofasg3280 was there an oil spill or something?
it is tradition to keep coming back and binge watching sam o nella
Indeed
@@jameshersom2536 hey fellow sam o nella binge watcher :)
Going through mine rn
same homie@@Kxlsxz
@@jinxed_ash
Just what I've been doing last few days.
Forgot all about him - he popped up in recommends, and now I'm binging!
"Bere is heer" I dont know why I lose my cool over it but I've been laughing for 5 minutes now.
69 likes pog
Same 🤣🤣
Be careful, we don't want to start a laughing epidemic now
hahah ha ahahah hhahahaa haha
When it’s a German brewery 👀
holy shit, so that’s where the phrase “fill your boots” comes from
also shooies
@@Jasmine-yw8pl hell yeah. Viva Miller
Very classy
@@Jasmine-yw8pl shoeys are an australian cultural landmark. nothing to do with beer flood
@@Jasmine-yw8pl oh boy, so thats were Dani Ricciardo got the shoey from
they shoulda just got Tarrare to eat all the food floods
He was
They like
No his hangover hunger would kill us all, the Molasses mess would probably be gone in days
YES
Jack Anglim ayeee
Sam is a g for not shitting on the lady that got burned at McDonald's
"Good morning, America" he says in England.
Lol
that’s the point of the joke lol
@Gacha is Controlling your kids wtf??
England is my city
@Gacha is Controlling your kids you're telling people to stfu and making fun of people for liking different things than you so I wouldn't say you're the pinnacle of maturity
25ft is 4 Sam O Nellas tall, which means he is roughly about 6'3"
He's a tall boi
mhh hot
Damn it, you beat me to it. But I went into detail in my comment
isn't that the heigth of penn jilette
I’m 5’1 I hate being called shortie ;-;
Wolf Of alore beat whoever calls you shortie
*Use Sam O'Nella's height as a type of measurement*
+Mäple
Just so it doesn't supplant the smoot.
Obscure units of measurement
1 Sam = 6'3 = 1.90 metres
bemblebeh?
2 cm?
If anyone has come back to this and wants more stories like it, look up flour explosions. From flour mills to bakeries, fear the carbohydrates that are sick of non arson activities. Got to love it.
Absolutely *love* it.
Those are terrifying
don't forget sugar explosions! the average marshmallow has 3x the energy compared to an equal mass of trinitrotoluene, but just burns more slowly because it can't reach much oxygen. powderize that bad boi and you've got a big boom just waiting to happen. now that i think about it, baking is kinda dangerous... surprised i have only gotten a burn on the wrist before.
@@alexandermcclure6185most food tends to have more chemical energy than TNT per gram, it just doesn’t release that energy as violently
"Slower than molasses in January." Finally got it. Thank you for that.
DAMN, I DIDN'T EVEN REALISE
Egg sitt? 🏃♂️
What's the joke
@mayora 13 So am I...
"Slower than Molasses in January" - Molasses is a very thick liquid that moves slowly even in moderate temperatures, and "January" implies that it's freezing cold outside, where you would have Molasses. Making Molasses cold will make it move even slower.
Dead guy: How did you die?
Person who died: I drowned In molasses
*pays respects in New Englandian*
If you think about it this could be the same dead guy talking to himself in the afterlife equivalent of an insane asylum.
Another person who died: bish please my town was full of burning whiskey so I drank it all
@@lilygrey854 jesus christ
Dead guy: oh cool I drowned in whiskey
Do you ever just drink burning alcohol from the streets?
ACookieDealer I mean you wouldn’t?
That's the irish👌👌👌
I mean, being Irish, of course I would!
In moderation of course.
if it's on fire with glass shards, chances are it's free. free is free. enjoy the falling of your civilization as you know it, so long as you're drunk doing it.
I just realized, the fact that Sam used 4 of himselfs as measurement for 25ft means that's he's 6'3, which is terrifying. I always imagined him as like, your average high school student that puts in a little extra work outside of class, not my stepdad. Goodness me.
😂😂😂
stepdad im stuck
@@alexandermcclure6185💀💀💀
WHAT IS THIS ANIMATION SORCERY
it's SKILLSHARE
Hypercube 527 it’s the devil’s work !!!
Where?
3:34
He traced it
Americans:*drowning in molasses*
Canadians:*drowing in maple syrup*
me an intellect: drowning in soda
JustFor TheLOLZ learn to spell btw not funny
your names fit with your comments
Scotland: *Gulps down flood of flaming alcohol and subsequently dies from alcohol poison*
Plot twist, the great Canadian maple syrup heist was actually an attempted mass murder plan
The animation budget was high for this one
Yep 25$
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The bots again.... GET OUT OF MY SCREEN YOU SATANIC FUCK
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I grew up in Boston, and I remember one time while at the local library they were telling us the molasses story. Suffice to say, I didn’t sleep for three weeks.
Edit: And I nearly forgot to mention the girl who literally started crying when they mentioned all the horses that were put down after they got stuck.
Moral of the Story: stay out of libraries
But how am I supposed to tell kids about the molasses flood story???
Nothing good was ever learned in a library
@@TheNewRobotMaster not even a couple things that humanity was not supposed to know about? # _ #
looking initially at the title and thumbnail, i honestly thought this video was going to be sam talking for 7+ minutes about his experiences at taco bell
but this is interesting too i suppose
Wait what? this video isn't about Sam going to taco bell and flooding an entire city with liquid shit??
Bassicaly every cities skylines flood
i've been to a taco bell once with Sam, it was a very enlightening experience to say the least.
I would pay to watch that
I thought that was mud
"Don't worry, This isn't the first time alcohol has torn my household apart"
Household, not family
Spoilers man!
Luna ....... You deserve an award
Luna Q. .
Oml
1:11 Sam is officially 6'3
Did someone say 6 feet 😍😍😩
Nah fam look it this 3:01
Rookie numbers
Stolen comment
@@Ryan-fk3oi stop....
this is so beautifully drawn.. i wish he'd do an art tutorial
we are all blessed with sam o'nella on this glorious day
HUMMMMMM
Prussian Eagle no, dont
The reason the molasses went fast was becasue there was a lot of it. Normally molasses is slow, but when you have 2.3 million gallons of the stuff pushing down on itself, the sheer weight of it will cause the otherwise tank-shaped molass-mass to collapse under its own weight and send itself flying everywhere with enough force to knock over trains.
And it was warm. You are, however, still slower than the molasses, *n e r d*
Waleed Khalid wow you are using nerd as an insult that just shows how young you are believing in these idiotic stereotypes
@@faresalsayed9005 did you watch the video?
Ya but it was for the joke. "your slower than molasses, nerd"
Valbert k
I'm actually crying right now. Sam Is on the trending page. He made it boys...
You're crying because someone made it to the Trending page.. You're weird
Maybe not crying, but I was kinda shocked and amazed to see he made trending. I'm quite proud of him, really😊
ElephantGodd same
If u were a real fan u would know hes already made it there before
he did it with “Journey of a Beef Cow” already but yeah my boi going mainstream
1:07 I'd just like to add that, while making rum is definitely the primary use of molasses and certainly the reason they kept such a large tank of the stuff there, it has way more uses than that since it's basically just liquid sugar. Especially in Massachusetts, where as you might expect, there's just so much molasses coming in due to the rum industry.
Imagine being one of the madlads who drank enough street beer to die of alcohol poisoning, they didn't just get drunk, they went to town.
They were already in town
@@scrithen2836 they went to city then
Badass pfp man
@@totallynotajellyfish Tarma Roving from Metal Slug
@@jackhazardous4008
Thoughts on the new Metal Slug tactics game?
The first story is one that I read during school.. the way the tank “fell over” is that a bolt that helped keep it together, popped off. The citizens said that it was so loud that it sounds like a gunshot. Moments after, many other bolts popped off and it basically exploded..
Some people say you can still smell the molasses on a hot day, I live in Boston and I can assure you
*you can*
awww yiss
*smells like… molasses?
If you can smell the molasses I'm pretty sure there's still some left lying around
Massive Breaker ok
This comment section is always full of sarcastic and witty comments..so I don’t know if I believe you. But I sure hope it’s true because that’s hilarious
After the new video dropped yesterday, youtube showed me this video, which I thought was new for a moment. These past couple days have been an emotional rollercoaster.
I'm pretty sure, from experience, the Chuck E. Cheese ball pit is *the* stickiest place on Earth.
that can be taken in wildly different ways
Soy Sauze your moms room
Tfw it's the one nearest me
Imagine how much sweat, saliva, boogers, earwax, and semen would be in there. Don't forget the cheese and soda.
Have you ever been to a Golden Corral?
I haven't. Got stuck in the parking lot.
So, apparently Sam is 6'3"
One step closer to finding you irl
Before that gets flamed, I used a dead meme, on a dead meme
@@vandread go back to... uh, something. I don't know. I don't care. Im contributing nothing.
@@PR0V1D3NCE_VA 4chan or any other of the channels
that was very helpful thank you
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Sam O Nella for global dictator 2020
Humanity will gain wisdom
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Could only be an improvement on our current situation
Today, September 11, 2023, a new non-water flood has occurred. Portugal's streets have flooded with over 600,000 gallons of wine. Thought Sam may want to know.
I do believe that’s been featured as a “food heist” on the Intentionally Blank Podcast. Assuming this is the one that was thought to be sabotage.
I unfortunately do not know which episode
Another fun part of the molasses flood: it was from a factory that was making molasses, so it was still hot. Like, very hot. Melt your skin off kinda of hot. Fun times.
Nope the malaasses was from Caribbean sugar producers it was used as feedstock for making industrial alcohol. It was also to be the last time that tank was filled.
@@calvingreene90 bro why are you responding to a comment from a year ago
@@Juneish_ why would they not
@@Juneish_
Being a year old doesn't magically make an incorrect comment correct.
@@Juneish_ whatever he wants to do u daft bitch
I feel like you skipped an important detail with the molasses one, being that the tank was tall enough to *block the sun*
i read "I sUrViVeD" it said that too
My hand is big enough to *block the sun* if positioned correctly.
@@Shoxic666 and the sun can block out your eyes if you position it correctly.
@@halfway7690 lmao
@@halfway7690 good one
30 seconds into the video and I get a flash flood warning lmao
@@datshotgun5795 it was just a joke, i live in phoenix arizona and 1 warning doesnt mean shit, a bad storm here can get like 12 warnings in a couple hours
Were you playing Roblox, survive natural disasters?
@@Boomer8824 I live a couple hours north of Phoenix, and that damn true.
Boomer8824 bruh in New Mexico we get a tornado warning everyday
@@James-vm2cl bruh
Not so fun fact, the bolts that held the tank together shot out so quickly, that it was just as dangerous as a bullet.
*I did a report on it a few days ago lol*
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Kelvin Chandler now it is 3
Along with the Paul brothers and makeup tutorials, not a proud place to be!
I dont think it is on the trendimg page anymore
Kelvin Chandler still #4
Thanks. See you in a month.
Unintelligent piece of Human good things need time to develop :)))
DJ Pink for a second I thought you were roasting the crap outta him 💀
*year
Just minding your own business and *WHAM*
A giant wave of fire comes down
AND PEOPLE START DRINKING IT
Well free drinks are free drinks even if they are on fire
Dubliners will find a way to turn any situation into alcohol fuelled degeneracy. It snowed alot last year and about 20 people took the fact no police could get out in cars too knock down an entire supermarket with a digger.
Well it was Ireland
I’m Irish, I endorse this comment.
Crack open a hot one with the boys
Better add Diddy's house to that list 2:54
Nah with all the baby oil nothing can stick
Who’s Diddy?
@@MyDogTheTomit’s better you don’t know
THIS VIDEO WAS UPLOADED _SIX YEARS AGO_
*_STOP_*
The amount of ants that would arrive because of the molasses
The Derp Chaos you edited your comment yet you still missed “because of from”
rock hard memes. thanks for the info gonna remove my like from his comment
The Derp Chaos they all probably like drowned or something
The perfection of this bad grammar being from someone called "Derp Chaos" is biblical
The Derp Chaos wouldnt they get stuck in the molaaaes
Usually when a channel moves on to their promotion at the end of the video I already close it and move on to the next video but here I keep it going cuz I just wanna listen to Sam keep talking lol
Kliment Milanov love how he just started screaming when he said the link, scared the shit out of me the first time
1:11
4 Sams are 25 feet. Move that to 24 and divide by 4 and you get six feet. Divide the last 12 inches by 4 and you get 3 inches. Sam is 6'3"
quick maths
Nerd...
@@jt6451 Who says that's a bad thing
Damn he tall
One tall boi
Me rewatching all of Sam's videos so I'm caught up on the lore:
Totally deserved #1 trending of the day.
3:09 imagine seeing that thing run towards you at 30 miles per hour
Idk man that things kinda cute like a dog or a house cat
@@mcmb8254 are you doing ok mentally?
I would want a pet fire dog cat
"Good morning America"
*Reports in England
I really got ticked off when he said that.
(this is kinda late) that's why he said "no relation don't worry".
A joke
Annette Keenan it was a joke
I had originally learned about this event from the last English class I ever learned from (6 years ago) and I've thought about it nearly every day. It's nice to come back to this video and know that there will still be some people who will know what this is when I mention it in passing
“That means you’re slower than molasses... Nerd”
Wtf really people. You quoted the video and got a fuck tone of likes.. i dont understand!
You must be new to youtube then
People are stupid and like to like other stupid people. Its like a like I say!
Fricc off
Fingers 57 >when your mom doesnt allow you to swear
5:45 she was in a parked car and the coffee was served at nearly 200 degrees Fahrenheit. She suffered severe 3rd degree burns and had to undergo skin grafts. She only wanted enough to pay her medical bills but they only offfered $80. She sued and won. McDonalds had received over 700 complaints of burned customers prior to this incident
Lol.
“so how did your uncle die”
“molasses”
Just don’t die
@@Ihaveagasmask dieing is kinda cringe
“How did your grandfather die”
“Drank too much flaming whisky”
They were surprisingly big moles.
Welp, Sam has finally returned. Time for a binge.
Wait was that some smear frames at 0:31? What is this production value?
This is why I wait for the annual Samonella video.
Talking about frames... down throw side B
It's literally ms paint his production value isn't too high
what are you new to sam o nella
ANOTHER ONE AT 3:34 HOLY SHIT
Hey Sam, can you make a video about the dutch tulip mania, where they would litterally trade houses for tulib bulbs?
Jashak yes
Pleasseeeeeee i want to see a video on this
I think he mentioned this in another of his videos!
YESSS!!!
As someone who regularly trades obscene amounts of money for plants, I would love to see this
Sam o nella is just vsauce but instead it's replaced with shower thoughts. And then he puts research into those shower thoughts.
And VSauce isn't basically just shower thoughts?
What if there the same person...
Salmonella also brings up fucked up topics
Vsauce music start's playing
Need to come back to this vid Sam, new flood of red wine happened
“God works in mysterious ways maybe you were meant to be a mermaid”
this comment is perfect
I read it as he said it
There's nothing like cracking open a fresh can of street filth flavored beer I tell you what.
_fresh can_
cracking open a cold one with the boys
@@victoria-fo7tx damn you beat me to it
Murillo Costa ;)
I read this in hank hills voice
When you realize every flood was related to alcohol.
lve noticed a pattern after the first 2
Yeah, video should have been called 'history's worst alcohol floods'.
@@mattevans4377 Molassis isnt alcohol
@@are3287 true, but they were storing the molasses for, you guessed it, alcohol
What about lava? It’s slow but I guess you could call it a non-water flood?
I read about the molasses flood not long ago. It wasn't easy trying to be respectful for the victims when my evil brain wanted to make silly jokes like "now that was a sticky situation".
As an Irishman I'm starting to think the stereotype is real.
You didn't think having a pub on near every street didn't prove the stereotype?
@@Bob-Roberts pubs....the classy man's l liquor store
How much whiskey do you consume weekly? If you have an answer for this question the stereotype is real.
@@rafaelalodio5116 Wellllll, I mean, enough to keep the shakes at bay.
pubs are dying off in Ireland
Of course
Of course we had a whiskey flood
Edit: and of course, we drank it
Shit sounds like the smart thing to do.
Yeah it sounds like our neck of the woods, doesn't it. Two alcohol floods, and everyone decided to have a sip.
And every death was from alcohol poisoning
Ayisha Ray Gonzales what did I do?
I guess you could call it a molassacre
Casey Greyson well done
lelelelelelelelelelelelelelelel *screeching*
NO
Oh wow. 😳😖😂
Get out
Ohhh boy, one could say that this video aged like "wine".
I am from Brazil. A few years ago the city of Niteroi, adjacent to the city of Rio de Janeiro, had an event we call "Tsumerda", translating it means "Tsushit". The walls of a sewage treatment plant broke and a huge wave of sewage came down the streets carrying cars and whatever was on its way. Incredibly, the same city had a similar catastrophe a few years back. There was a considerably large hill that was formed from an abandoned landfill, and people started to build houses on that land. During one day of heavy rain a piece of this hill came down in an avalanche of garbage. Quite a few people died on this day.
Funny.
Edgard Pinheiro
O
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Both sound like something out of Idocracy. Horrible mismanagement at the higher levels.
TSUMERDA
And the company responsible for it still hasn't been sued properly...
fuck
Thank you Sam, very cool!
*See you next month!*
i wish sam would just make one big vid every other month
Decade
Century*
White Sardines you spelled eon wrong
@@snicklepum5758 supereon*
You can hear it in his voice his sanity is slipping
Wait that would imply that he ever had any?
On yet another binge now he’s back
Apparently Sam O'nella is 6'3", according to the diagram.
DaleJrFan_62 I can believe it
Big Papa
What math are you doing that I keep getting wrong?! Wouldn’t that be 5 ft?
Hulu Juju no he used 4mini sams and so 4•5=20 but there were 25 ft of molasses
Hulu Juju
25/4 = 6.25
6.25 feet = 6’3”
since a foot is 12 inches, this means that a fourth is 3 inches, making it 6’3”
@@nightxiao m I n I s a m s
5:54 this court case showed that the coffee was about 185 degrees Fahrenheit and made the lady suffer 2nd degree burns. Yeahhhhhhhhhh
The Soviet Doggo. Yeah, the lady only wanted McDonalds to pay for her medical bill but they only offered to pay $88 I think. When she won the court case, McDonalds started making all kinds of bad things about her. And you can still find the reference in some movies today I think
@@cameronducote7335 pretty much anyone i know who talks about it believes the lies. It amazes me how people never bother to look at what actually happened
Anna G Yeah it’s literally insane, she didn’t actually sue them a ridiculous amount of money to get that much - or because she was being petty - it was because it was genuinely too hot, and because in order to settle the case and get a decent amount of money for her medical bills she had to sue that much. I hate that everyone just started believing that she was overreacting.
@@faun7179 plus her lawyer fees for having to sue them in the first place!
Anna G exactly!
20 seconds in the video and I already learned something
Earth is wet and wild
Giggity
This was a jeopardy question today. Come back Sam. The children miss you
5:21 “Good Morning America” *Is in The U.K*
U.K. is just boneless U.S.
Blader God Fucking Dammit.
Hello fellow nazi. Hail Hydra
Maybe he's from America and is reporting in the UK for the US
I live in Boston, so the Molasses really hits home. We have a memorial, and yesterday(Jan.15th) was the 100th anniversary(2019;100yrs). God bless those souls.
Blue 3528 wait is molasses the thing you put in cookies?
@@chrishansen4698 yellow
Just eat your way out smh
Boston represent
Chris Hansen yeah it can be, it is also what is in brown sugar
0:31
Did You *SEE* That Hand animation tho?!
*smear frames.*
Wow nice eye sight
ग्रैँमर् नात्ज़ी aye yo your smear frames are showing
That's where all the budget go to
Ever heard of skill share
N E R D
3:14 Calling wine a "social lubricant" is one of smartest I've ever heard it being described.