From what I've seen, the woman playing the Oompa Loompa there did try her best to make it fun for the kids. Someone managed to get a photo of her looking miserable, but she at least tried
Yeah, from what I read in an interview she was really trying her best and felt horrible that the thing was a scam. By the time she saw how bad shit was she had already signed the contract to work there for the event. Edit: The interview was on a site called "the vulture" for anyone interested in finding it.
I feel really bad for her. Imagine showing up for your job, having your boss screw everyone over, and now you're the face of the entire debacle and everyone's making fun of you. That poor woman.
i hope she goes on to do amazing things. that breaks my heart. i can only imagine how she must have felt putting in so much effort for this disaster. it’s giving “saturday morning comic con in the reading room at the local library; meet elsa and spider man!” and it breaks my heart. i’m sure she was excited to perform for kids in such an immersive experience and realized that if she didn’t at least try with every ounce of energy she had, the kids would have an even worse time in this dusty dystopian warehouse
Imagine paying $40 expecting an authentic Willy Wonka experience, but instead ending up in a real life backrooms level with a man who lives in the walls.
I am CRYING over the unknown character they randomly added to a KIDS SHOW😭. Like babes you didn’t need to add the demon this whole thing was scary enough.
I'd like to know how gullible some of the people were that purchased tickets. I mean personally, whenever I see something with broken writing and misspelled words to the extent we saw, the first thing that comes to mind is a scammer and at the very least I raise an eyebrow.
@@airraverstazapparently, most the tickets where sold via a somewhat reputable 3rd party site. So either THEY got scammed as well, or they where part of the scam, neither is a good look for them.
Actually the poster didn't say "a paradise of sweet treats", it said: "a pasadise of sweet TEATS" and frankly I'm dissappointed Charlie missed this important distinction
It's the sheer shittiness of it all. The Wonka actor trying his hardest to salvage it, the air vents blasting in the background, the grey walls and flooring, the random ass Unknown character scaring the kids to the point they cry. The whole thing is art.
The fact that some people around glasgow, scotland really saw one of the most fake ass ads that is clearly made by ai, and just said "yeah this looks good"
I’m convinced the unknown wasn’t even part of the experience, he was just a random guy in the walls. Edit: it being a random 16 year old girl somehow is even more funny💀💀
a singular jelly bean is crazy, imagine hearing your parents say that you are going to a willy wonka chocolate factory experience and getting a singular jelly bean and fuck all lemonade
Why a single jelly bean? Were they really so cheap that they couldn't give a child a small pack of jellybeans? 😂 Do they not have dollar stores in Scotland? Is chocolate hard to get in Glasgow? At least give the kids a pack of M&Ms or even a single Hershey Kiss to keep the chocolate theme! 🍫
@@hope-cat4894 exactly, like a pack of mini m&m's would be hundreds of times better, but then again all the marketing materiel was ai made so what could you really expect?
This thing made me remember a "Jurassic Adventure" in my home city. It charged me 20 EUROS for 10 to 15 minutes of seeing crappy animatronics, some barely functioning. It was also an empty warehouse with no attempt to decorate, and the music - I kid you not - the music was a 45-second (yep, I timed it) rendition of the Jurassic Park theme. When I arrived at the "gift shop," the only dino-themed items were Chinese knock-offs called Jurassic Farm. The cheapest item was a mug for 15 euros, almost the same price as the ticket. I regret to this day why I didn't demanded my money back after the first 10 seconds when I realized what it was - the worst date I have ever had. Thank you Charlie for this memory.
The worst is that she became the event's unwilling face. She gets to look at that photo in every article and video. Fuck the money, at that point I'd just want to forget it.
@@Wampa842 Apparently the actors really tried their best to make it as fun as they could for the kids after they turned up and realised the whole thing was a sham.
I feel embarrassed for the actors. They had nothing to do with the setup. They just get paid to show up on the day, so imagine the sinking anxiety when they pull up and see THAT and realize that they're going to be the "face" of this debacle as disappointed families shuffle past them with unimpressed glares.
Imagine being the employee, whose job is to entertain children, and having to muster up the courage to give a kid a single jellybean and a quarter cup of lemonade with a straight face.
This is accidentally the funniest thing ever. They scammed people in such a lazy low effort way that it’s almost impressive how confident they were that it was going to work. It’s like they tried but at the same time they didn’t
This happens to be very funny. They brought people together in a lazy and powerless way to surprise them with how they hoped it would work. Apparently they tried though
For non UK residents, Tesco own brand lemonade isn’t just bottom shelf, it’s so low in the shelves, it’s winning limbo tournaments. It’s like $0.50 for a 2L bottle.
@@wisdomcoffeewater and citric acid. Water costs like 0.01€/L and citric acid is 1.50€/1kg straight from chem store next door to my work. You use approx 1g per liter, so price is like 0.015€/L TLDR: So 2L costs about 0.05€ excluding packaging, work and distribution. With that included, cost is like 0.10€/bottle. edit: fat-fingered the number in tldr.
@@wisdomcoffee I mean you can knock it, but that shit was the shared drink between the group for every single summer afternoon out on the bikes and playing football. Then if for whatever reason one of you had more money you got that sweet, sweet cherryade.
This is just like that episode of Ed Edd n Eddy where Eddy advertises a fake amusement park to Jimmy, and the second he steps through the doors, it’s literally nothing but an alleyway full of garbage and filth
The thing I find funny is that most people in Britain aren't fussed by this, it's pretty common to have things like this. Britain is unmatched for its miserable children events. The winter wonderland that was a few fairy lights in trees; the £85 grinch; the halloween place that was just pumpkins in a muddy field; the clown that had a fight with the kid's dad; the easter land that was a load of cardboard rabbits that blew away in the wind. Unrivalled.
I just love the pic of the woman behind the table with the Breaking Bad kind of equipment. She looks either high on whatever Wonka’s cooking up or she wants to drown in the chocolate river. Not that I want her to be miserable but it looks like a no context pic
>no context pic Well, someone on 8chan had fixed below that famous 'depressed Oompa-Loompa' a quoted 4chan post stating "if you only knew how bad things really are." Honestly seems like a poignant quote for the picture.
Its clearly cleverly designed by someone with a lawyer who knows how to make sure you keep the money you stole. Now the kids being traumatized, that one could be maybe looked into.
@@NobleNemesis I don't even believe this cokehead could afford a lawyer. Maybe he knows someone who's a lawyer, though, and they agreed to give him a bit of advice on how to avoid getting sued out the ass
3:40 as a PoTO fan i genuinely cackled seriously though i kind of wonder how the Willy Wonka actor managed to say his lines with a straight face and not writhe in laughter on the floor
@@superobotmonkeythe factory looks like a meth lab, Breaking Bad is a show about a dude who runs a meth lab. His brother-in-law, Hank, is a cop who is looking for the dude who is running the meth lab.
From what I remember the children wasn't allowed to eat the treats too? One drank the chocolate milk and drowned from it. One had a candy that made them blow up like a balloon. Even Charlie and his grandad had a sweet and almost floated into fan blades?
The other awful part about all this is that the people who worked here probably adore the Willy wonka movies, and now they can never watch them without remembering this embrassing experience lol
Reminds me of an event my parents brought me and my brother to when we were kids. It was advertised to be this big superhero event with all sorts of superheroes from Marvel and DC, but when we got there, it was two creepy old dudes in spiderman and batman costumes, a station where you could make a sword out of tinfoil and a bouncy castle that kids were only allowed in for a minute
An entire bag of jellybeans usually costs only a few dollars at most. The fact that someone had to spend $40 PER PERSON to get into this place and their kid was only given one SINGULAR jellybean is insane. And apparently Tesco lemonade is like the cheapest of stuff, usually it’s only like 50 cents for a 2L bottle and they were given a quarter cup. That is beyond outrageous, that is straight up criminal. The person who ran this is a bigger cheapskate than Mr Krabs!
I’m stage managing a Willy Wonka production at my local theater, and I’m baffled how my crew of seven 13-16 year olds with power tools could make a better “Willy Wonka experience” than a whole ass corporation.
that's probably no corporation, just a shell company for a scammer to hide behind. The company's website is the same AI slop as the wonka promotional material and the main organiser of the event "writes" books with chatGPT.
The guy that created the event is a conspiracy nut obsessed with AI and, by the looks of things, an awful Diet Coke habit. He’s only released conspiracy books online under that company. I’m surprised it wasn’t worse.
On google, I found that the guy who did this event is also known for two other things: collecting toys for some sort of donation and then cancelling the event (ie. stealing children's toys), and also for being the author of 17 AI-generated self-published novels which he passes off as being his own work. Seems like this guy is just an all-around scammer who's using AI to push the boundaries of scamming. It's weird, this whole event seems like more trouble than it's worth if you just wanted to scam people for money. It almost seems like a publicity stunt, like he wanted this story to blow up.
@@MK_ULTRA420If this event is anything to go by, people will realize how AI has almost nothing to fight against abuse by bad actors. This shit WILL be regulated one way or another.
It's really sad. Imagine you're a new actor/actress, and you have this opportunity to work in a beautiful event for kids. You can use your years of learning how to act to brighten up the days of kids and make them convinced that they're in a sweet candy land they will enjoy. Then you see the actual event. You memorised a 15?-pages-long, AI-generated script that made no sense for this. You shrug and think "oh well, this wasn't as expected, but I'll try to make the event the best I possibly could for the kids because it's all I can do and I don't want them completely disappointed". But people are still understandably disappointed, to the point there ends up being riots. I'm so glad nobody blames the actors here. They tried their best with what they were given by the person who ran the event.
The fact they just used an AI generated advertisement with text they never even read is rather disturbing. I feel like there's more to Charlie's suggestion that the whole thing was entirely orchestrated by an AI than we're giving credit.
Approximate budget breakdown: Marketing - $0 Actors - $50 and a bottle of lemonade (to be shared with the children) Decor - $43.97 left on a dollar store gift card One (1) bag of jelly beans - $3.99
I actually went to one of these "scams"... I convinced my parents to go see a "art installation" with me downtown, and I really wish I hadn't. The event advertised itself much the same, but it didn't use AI. It showed amazing art installations and such, but it was all concept art made by artists. When we got to the actual event it was just a empty warehouse with a some stuff spread around. Granted, the black light room was kinda cool, but everything else was a total waste of time. They had stuff for kids too, none of it looked like it was clean or being cleaned though. The ending was a "VR experience" which was just an old Oculus rift that was covered in sweat stain and had some old game you definitely didn't wana try and risk getting diseases to play. Anyways, this was about 4 years ago and the ticket cost was $75 because it "supported local artist" LOL.
Yeah, these poorly named algorithms are basically useless to anyone not willing to sift through all the garbage it creates to find something it didn't mess up too badly. Oh, but it's skynet! Clearly calling an algorithm "ai" makes it think for itself! Just like me changing my name to "most handsome man on earth" gave me free plastic surgery to make it true while i slept that night. Coz everyone knows calling something a thing, makes that thing true. That's why nk is democratic! (The dprk)
This reminds me of a Santa's Wonderland experience we had in Adelaide, in 2020. Entry was $130 a family, and it was nothing but a bunch of home made cardboard props, a bunch of plastic Christmas trees, and a Santa's sleigh ride, which was just a couple of carts, pulled by an old mobility scooter/rascal.
You missed the part about the organiser apparently being a self help guru and acclaimed author, except upon further investigation it appears his books are written by chat gpt also 🤦♂️
@@Wonder907it's apparently not, she's just some person who wanted to make the kids happy even after learning how god awful of a deal she had ended up signing up on
That organizer isn't sorry; he's just disappointed that he got called out for his obvious scam. I'm sad to read in one of the other comments that it's apparently pretty common in Britain to hear or even visit scam events like this. That's insane to hear. Why aren't these people fined or even banned from organizing stuff like this?
Probably a common hustle for local gangs or international syndicates to pilfer money off peoples' kids in a way that legally covers them from a false claim.
The thing is, the website is so bad (it's still up!) that I'm amazed people didn't smell a rat. Having seen it, it was obvious it was going to be terrible.
The fact that this event took two of my big hyperfixations, Willy Wonka and Phantom of the Opera, and transformed them into a surreal horrorshow to scam children 😭
charlie is so right, my mom puts more effort into halloween than this company did with their event. she made all her own decorations and a lot of them are carnival themed mini games that kids can play as they walk through the yard. way more fun than this.
I wanted to go to a jurassic park thing in Slovakia, the posters looked amazing, so glad I checked the videos of the event from people who went to it, it was literally dinosaur toys on little sand hills and the jurassic park theme being blasted out with some dinosaur roars
Honestly I feel more bad for the kids than the parents. Imagine being told you're gonna take a fun trip to Willy Wonkas factory and this is what you arrive to. If I were one of those kids I would be heartbroken.
>misleading colorful and bright AI posters with blatant misspellings >abandoned warehouse setting >creepy lab with creepy and disheveled actors >giving kids one jellybean and 1/4th a cup of lemonade which I'm going to ASSUME isn't drugged >over priced tickets for a beyond sub par experience You cannot convince me this wasn't a child kidnapping operation abandoned halfway through for whatever reason to make it into a terrible theme park scam. I would've taken my child and ran as far away as I could the second I saw this. This is the stuff of nightmares.
Also the use of Willy Wonka specific imagery that's supposed to further lure people in. Though in that case it might've been too powerful a lure for its own good
Let's not forget the added scare of "The Unknown" which shows a clearly less than benevolent attitude towards the children, and the 'House of Illuminati' name lol. Creepy af
I didn't want to be the only one saying this so I didn't leave a comment until I saw yours. A SINGLE jelly bean?? Nah... The "curtains".... The whole vibe of this is so completely wrong.
I now remember when I was in 2nd or 3rd grade which was around 2010-2012, the public school I was going to once had a Willy Wonka-themed event that was 1000 times better than what we all know happened. It was proceeded by our school screening the 1971 movie for us the two days before in the auditorium to get us in the mood.
Like they intentionally told chatGPT to make something as bad as possible, then made that text their design document But as funny as an AI event is, Fyre festival still takes it for me solely because it was made by humans. Where an actual human being somehow thought these were good decisions
I’m really glad the actors who were hired weren’t blamed for the scam by the victims or even the majority of the Internet. They had no idea how terrible the event would be, and were just there because they were hired to play a role. I’ve seen quite often people who were scammed be rightfully angry, but take it out on the wrong people who had nothing to do with it. Glad this wasn’t one of those cases and people acknowledge the actors tried their best! Just hate that now their names and faces are associated with this catastrophe.
@Suarez05 sadly we live in the age of "exposing people without proof" its bad. Not saying the guy didnt do it, but i dont believe anything without proof. Everyone is getting fake accusations lately.
This gives me vibes of the scout gathering events I’d go to as a kid. In a warehouse with seemingly minimal effort. Except those places had good events, a hay bail maze, or a fresh apple cider station, or the spot that offered freshly made and reduced maple syrup that we’d drip onto skewers and shove into fresh white snow to harden it to make maple pops. Like, stuff that seemed kind of unique and fun for kids. Not to mention actually cleaned and vetted locations. This looks far more depressing and uneventful than the scout events.
I think the poster is meant to say; "Captivating. Live performances. Catchy tunes. Extraordinary lollipops. A paradise of sweets." I had a stroke deciphering that dyslexic mess.
Apparently the guy that ran it is a known scam artist that has done smaller things to scam people. Hes not sorry that the kids had a bad experience, he is sorry he got caught and got major backlash for it
He has a website on way back machine where he has a bunch of crazy made up metaphysics degrees, and he has a bunch of books on Amazon that are probably AI generated.
From what I've seen, the woman playing the Oompa Loompa there did try her best to make it fun for the kids. Someone managed to get a photo of her looking miserable, but she at least tried
Yeah, from what I read in an interview she was really trying her best and felt horrible that the thing was a scam. By the time she saw how bad shit was she had already signed the contract to work there for the event.
Edit: The interview was on a site called "the vulture" for anyone interested in finding it.
I feel really bad for her. Imagine showing up for your job, having your boss screw everyone over, and now you're the face of the entire debacle and everyone's making fun of you. That poor woman.
@@soph5525 I've seen attendees speak out in support of her, she deserved better.
At least there's a silver lining
i hope she goes on to do amazing things. that breaks my heart. i can only imagine how she must have felt putting in so much effort for this disaster. it’s giving “saturday morning comic con in the reading room at the local library; meet elsa and spider man!” and it breaks my heart. i’m sure she was excited to perform for kids in such an immersive experience and realized that if she didn’t at least try with every ounce of energy she had, the kids would have an even worse time in this dusty dystopian warehouse
I don’t know what’s more sad. This event, or the fact that 850 people looked at that advertising and said, “yeah that looks legit”
More then 3 quarter of those people came to Sue after for false advertisment. 100%
Mate us British just want our kids to shut up so we do the next best thing
This is what happens when you're bottlefed corn syrup. Honestly you deserve to be scammed if you're this stupid
Sounds about right considering the state of this country if you ask me 😂
They should have kept the set afterwards and made some real movie magic making on the hubs.
40 quid to enter a meth lab and meet the phantom of the opera? That’s a damn good deal.
Don't forget the solo jelly bean and the kids trauma 😂
@@tylerm2676 and the shot of lemonade!
@@coolkid006shit got me dead asf 😂
I think kids will actually enjoy this. It there was no unknown villain.
WHAT IM SAYINNNN
The kids crying over The Unknown has me absolutely dying
Like why would you include this!? Haha
@@jessice293because the AI script demanded it
@@jessice293because it was part of the AI script
There’s a video about the AI script and the AI thought it was writing a movie lol
Even better when you learn his whole villian arc is to steal the anti gravity gobstopper for "unclean" purposes. No joke
@jakecale440 wait what?!?!?! 😂😂
I love how the entire internet went "nah, you good" to the actors trying their best and then went ballistic on the group behind this scam.
How it should be, I'm sure the actors were expecting an event much better put together
As they should
They were, there was a script too. When they realised how fucked they were they asked them to imrprovise@@ScooterCat64
You're saying that as if it's shocking, tf you mean "I love how"
We might be out for everyones blood, but we have standards.
Imagine paying $40 expecting an authentic Willy Wonka experience, but instead ending up in a real life backrooms level with a man who lives in the walls.
Hey I like back rooms enough to enjoy it
He’s in the walls
@@prabhav1788
HE'S IN THE GOD-DAMN WAAAALLLS!!!
@@thelonesurvivor3955blaaaark!
He‘s in the WAAAAAAllss…HE‘S IN THE GODDAMN WAAAAAAAALLLLLSSSS!!!
This is one of those things where the kids who attended will grow up and wonder if the whole thing was actually real or some fever dream they had.
Fortunately for them the internet catalogues everything now.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Probably put them off candy for life...
If I went I would of been like, mom that sucked can we go to McDonald’s this unknown makes me really want some chicken nuggets
😂😂😂😂😂
i unironically love the unknown. just some schizophrenia candy making creature, making evil dark chocolate. actually peak
new onceler
@@zenosyeetgalvusdoes tumblr already know about him?
@HorcraesLuwarin they do
And it's only a matter of time before the monsterfuckers find him
@@HorcraesLuwarin oh my god now I want to see The Unknown become a fully fleshed out character
@@rowdyriolu1the ghost that haunts willy wonka every 6:00 PM-6:00 AM
I am CRYING over the unknown character they randomly added to a KIDS SHOW😭. Like babes you didn’t need to add the demon this whole thing was scary enough.
NOT THE UNKNOWN 😭😭😭
Somehow, the unknown is the funniest part. Because why?!
Oh my god I am crying it is so funny
It’s too funny
Can we not make babes a thing. I’m girl and that term is even still way too fruity/basic white girl for me
We literally covered this as a case study of false advertising in my commerce class today💀 this is unbelievably laughable
I'd like to know how gullible some of the people were that purchased tickets. I mean personally, whenever I see something with broken writing and misspelled words to the extent we saw, the first thing that comes to mind is a scammer and at the very least I raise an eyebrow.
@@airraverstazapparently, most the tickets where sold via a somewhat reputable 3rd party site.
So either THEY got scammed as well, or they where part of the scam, neither is a good look for them.
How is it false advertising
@@Kevin-pr1qwthis is satire right?
@@Kevin-pr1qwI didn't hear any "cartchy tuns" so yeah, i'd say that's false advertisement.
Charlie actually saying treats instead if the word printed "teats" was the biggest missed opportunity ive ever seen from Charlie.
A paradise of sweet teats
@@user-xe4rt3dd6t A pasaside of sweet teats
A pasadise of sweet teats
😂
Yea he even missed pasadise. What an idiot.
This organizer and the Fyre Festival organizer are both named Billy. In the future, just avoid things that Billy organized.
💀💀💀
Especially if its billi-billi
for people who follow wrestling, Billy Corgan has turned the NWA into a dumpster fire as well so this theory has legs
@@damo8791how is it so hard to not do cocaine
Billy Mitchell
Actually the poster didn't say "a paradise of sweet treats", it said: "a pasadise of sweet TEATS" and frankly I'm dissappointed Charlie missed this important distinction
Came here to say the same thing!
cry about it
pasadise of sweet teats got me rolling on the floor
he's human
@@iamdildorbowbeforeme9040Someone let the Redditor out lol
there's nothing i love more than the "it's the unknown!" then just the immediate cutoff of a child's experience of willy wonka being ruined
It's the sheer shittiness of it all. The Wonka actor trying his hardest to salvage it, the air vents blasting in the background, the grey walls and flooring, the random ass Unknown character scaring the kids to the point they cry.
The whole thing is art.
w0T is th4t? IT's da un-noun *sips tea* 🍵
😢
“it’s the unknown!” “nooooo :(“
Fun fact sligworth was the village not the unknown
this whole thing felt like a modern Ed, Edd n Eddy scam
When they scam Jimmy for that smile world place 😂
The fact that some people around glasgow, scotland really saw one of the most fake ass ads that is clearly made by ai, and just said "yeah this looks good"
"oi mate this lewks fokkin tight, I swear on me mom"
@@invinity1990thats not how scots speak at all😭 never in my life has someone said to me “oi mate”
Isn't that more what you say when you want to mock an Australian?
@@hazeltoffel243 that's what i thought as an australian lmfaoo
@@invinity1990Thats England
I’m convinced the unknown wasn’t even part of the experience, he was just a random guy in the walls.
Edit: it being a random 16 year old girl somehow is even more funny💀💀
As a citizen of Glasgow I don't even doubt this
It's just a ghost that inhabits the warehouse that they couldn't get rid of so they decided to include him
@@Drood.
He melted the rent prices down real damn low atleast.
I heard it was a mythical "woman"
@@L3onkinghuh?? what does that even mean
a singular jelly bean is crazy, imagine hearing your parents say that you are going to a willy wonka chocolate factory experience and getting a singular jelly bean and fuck all lemonade
at that point they should have just pissed in the cups
Why a single jelly bean? Were they really so cheap that they couldn't give a child a small pack of jellybeans? 😂 Do they not have dollar stores in Scotland? Is chocolate hard to get in Glasgow? At least give the kids a pack of M&Ms or even a single Hershey Kiss to keep the chocolate theme! 🍫
@@hope-cat4894 exactly, like a pack of mini m&m's would be hundreds of times better, but then again all the marketing materiel was ai made so what could you really expect?
ive seen packs of 100 pieces assorted chocolate boxes for $30 ... amazing really
Hey.... Don't diss the lemonade
This thing made me remember a "Jurassic Adventure" in my home city. It charged me 20 EUROS for 10 to 15 minutes of seeing crappy animatronics, some barely functioning. It was also an empty warehouse with no attempt to decorate, and the music - I kid you not - the music was a 45-second (yep, I timed it) rendition of the Jurassic Park theme. When I arrived at the "gift shop," the only dino-themed items were Chinese knock-offs called Jurassic Farm. The cheapest item was a mug for 15 euros, almost the same price as the ticket. I regret to this day why I didn't demanded my money back after the first 10 seconds when I realized what it was - the worst date I have ever had. Thank you Charlie for this memory.
Any footage of it
is that the one with the broken water allosaurus and the t rex with a head that looks like it’s about to fall off at any second?
@@railfandepotproductions not that i know off
@@bignoseman3031 the velociraptor's boddy was heavy damaged no water dinos it was in my hometown of Porto Portugal
"The Unknown" Is actually incredible, even if this was a miserable experience, that character by itself is genuinely intriguing.
He’s in the walls
Lore drop!
That poor oompa loompa lady with the dead eyes. It's soul-crushing. I genuinely feel bad for her.
Didn’t even get paid for that humiliation
@@crimsoncockatoo461she probably got $5 worth of meth tho
The worst is that she became the event's unwilling face. She gets to look at that photo in every article and video.
Fuck the money, at that point I'd just want to forget it.
@@Wampa842
Apparently the actors really tried their best to make it as fun as they could for the kids after they turned up and realised the whole thing was a sham.
Oompa, We need to cook.
I feel embarrassed for the actors. They had nothing to do with the setup. They just get paid to show up on the day, so imagine the sinking anxiety when they pull up and see THAT and realize that they're going to be the "face" of this debacle as disappointed families shuffle past them with unimpressed glares.
Yeah, meth lab lady did an interview in Vulture and that's about exactly what she said.
I'd have fucking left even I needed that money to eat lmao. I can't deal with that level of embarrassment.
@@MrBonified66i feel so bad that we’re calling her meth lab lady lmao
@@CheezMonsterCrazy
I belive she signed a contract before she realized what was happening.
@@CheezMonsterCrazyfrr
The madman even apologised with a chatgpt apology.
Wow 😒🙄🤦♀️
@@jessicacarranza4010 That "apology" doesn't seem like it was written by a human.
Imagine being the employee, whose job is to entertain children, and having to muster up the courage to give a kid a single jellybean and a quarter cup of lemonade with a straight face.
I’d genuinely rather be homeless than help with that mess.
my favorite part is the fact that the script was directing the actors to do actual, literal magic
Mines was the script dictating the audience reaction
Wait really??
@@shuichisaihope398 Yes and they were only allowed to give ONE SINGLE jelly bean to the kids lmao
@@FMSkyLoL oh no, they got even better than that. They got one jelly bean AND an small cup of lemonade. (Sarcasm)
@@FMSkyLoLthe Oompa loompa lady even said she felt bad and gave children 3 jelly beans instead and that's the best she could do
There is more soul in an amazon workshop factory than that willy wonka “experience”
Don't translate...
भवतः हृदयस्य धड़कनं कतिपयेषु घण्टेषु स्थगयिष्यति, अस्य शापस्य मुक्तिं प्राप्तुं एकमात्रं मार्गं मम चैनलस्य सदस्यतां कुर्वन्तु
Dam u really got hit with all the bots 😅
As a Amazon FC worker I disagree lol. We sold our souls to the company store.
as an amazon worker i agree
@@IndigoSeirra for real lol
Having _The Unknown_ attend was the icing on the cake
7:30 not just any lemonade, tescos own brand lemonade. A 2 litre bottle literally costs 70p at the moment!
Living in Glasgow and seeing this going from local gossip to news to nationwide to UK wide news to seeing Charlie talking about it is nuts
This is how I felt as someone from West Yorkshire when Wakey Wines was a meme for a bit
@@lynden9771for real hahaha even just seeing Yorkshire folk on Charlie’s videos is hilarious
It was Celtic fans you heard it here first
Charlie wide
@@Driolo95 knew it
Absolutely had chatGPT generate that apology.
100%, maybe Charlie's right and there isn't an actual person behind this maybe it's all just AI 😂
At least they figured out that a better ai exists than the one that wrote the scripts and the letyers on the poster xdd
Is this Just AI? Did any actual people organize this shit
glad i wasn't the only one
That's what I'm saying
THAT SAYS A PASADISE OF SWEET *TEATS*
That is wrong on so many levels...
One jellybean really is a paradise of sweet treats
Apparently, 'The Unknown' has ALREADY been commandeered for the villain of an upcoming horror flick.
This is literally Krabby Land, that analogy is PERFECT. Like, this is LITERALLY the plot of Krabby Land
Vailskibum even made an entire video elaborating the connection between the two!
No because even Krabby Land looks more fun than the Willy Wonka experience.
Mr. Krabs will accept this challenge and in theory will compete to be more of a crazy madman than this event's price.
Snake Paul vs Deji 2, redemption in Miami
at least krabby land had rides
This is accidentally the funniest thing ever. They scammed people in such a lazy low effort way that it’s almost impressive how confident they were that it was going to work. It’s like they tried but at the same time they didn’t
It's AI generated. They will not let you know when they become sentient
shut up@@Pwrge_Time
This happens to be very funny. They brought people together in a lazy and powerless way to surprise them with how they hoped it would work. Apparently they tried though
@@p-__ ye probably. charlie has been so salty since his gf left him. i wouldnt doubt ur is better
@@Pwrge_Time with no doubt. charlie penguin does nothing but complaining
There’s a petition to bring back this abomination. I’m kinda intrigued.
Wow 😒🙄🤦♀️😂🤣
Classic Glasgow humour
“What is that? It’s the Unknown!” “Noooooo 😨”
The “Unknown” is the only good part of this “Experience”
Can't believe ol Charles skimmed right over "pasadise of sweet teats"
The
"Cartchy Tuns"
Is that got me thoughhh
😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
Soon as I seen that I went straight to the comments lmao
Charlie is illerate! How died he skript over "sweet teats"?
@@disguiseddv8ant486 i think it's more the fact that he probably would've gotten a good laugh off of "sweet teats"
There’s just so much to make fun of here if Charles didn’t omit a few things he’d still be recording it 😂
For non UK residents, Tesco own brand lemonade isn’t just bottom shelf, it’s so low in the shelves, it’s winning limbo tournaments.
It’s like $0.50 for a 2L bottle.
Using dollars to describe the price of Tesco lemonade is so cursed lol
lol at that price you have to start questioning what the heck it actually is. It might just be lemon scented cleaner with sugar 😂
@@wisdomcoffee You'd be better off drinking the cleaner
@@wisdomcoffeewater and citric acid. Water costs like 0.01€/L and citric acid is 1.50€/1kg straight from chem store next door to my work. You use approx 1g per liter, so price is like 0.015€/L
TLDR: So 2L costs about 0.05€ excluding packaging, work and distribution. With that included, cost is like 0.10€/bottle.
edit: fat-fingered the number in tldr.
@@wisdomcoffee I mean you can knock it, but that shit was the shared drink between the group for every single summer afternoon out on the bikes and playing football. Then if for whatever reason one of you had more money you got that sweet, sweet cherryade.
I’m actually a fan of “The Unknown” that character by itself is actually genuinely metal af
Drop his lore in the comments pls
@@lyneys.limbo..I AM this petition
This is just like that episode of Ed Edd n Eddy where Eddy advertises a fake amusement park to Jimmy, and the second he steps through the doors, it’s literally nothing but an alleyway full of garbage and filth
Deadass
I WAS HOPING SOMEONE MENTIONED THIS 😂 Literally the map they make for Jimmy is identical to the concept of AI generated images
@@geckohunter123 Lmao yeah
You know whats FUNNIER? I have no doubt in my mind, by how that tweet was written, that this guy made that apology tweet on ChatGPT
Have these guys posted anything that wasnt done by robots
@@cattholic8257Considering the guy behind this event has also "published" 16 books that he sells on Amazon that are all AI generated gibberish, no.
Dude this guy writes hilariously bad conspiracy books and sells them on AMAZON 😭✋️
@@marigalante944by ai
@marigalante944 probably ai generated hahaha
“The Unknown” is the bit that makes this into an actual Always Sunny episode. This is the funniest shit I’ve ever seen 😭
Same 😂😂😂😂😂
The little kids “Mooooooooommm” sounds like a sound bite from the show 🤣🤣
I’ve been crying laughing for the last 20 minutes just thinking about “The Unknown”. It’s so absurd and out of place 😂
New SCP just dropped
@@GG-ou7it
I just realized the chocolate factory does have SCP vibes with all the reality-warping shit
- Drab ass warehouse
- Bizarre visuals
- Singular jellybean
Yeah its Killer Bean: The Interrogation
the poster actually says 'a paradise of sweet TEATS' not treats. I can't believe charlie just glossed over that
Pasadise
It's even worse. It actually says "pasadise" not "paradise."
The thing I find funny is that most people in Britain aren't fussed by this, it's pretty common to have things like this. Britain is unmatched for its miserable children events. The winter wonderland that was a few fairy lights in trees; the £85 grinch; the halloween place that was just pumpkins in a muddy field; the clown that had a fight with the kid's dad; the easter land that was a load of cardboard rabbits that blew away in the wind. Unrivalled.
Reminds me of when the Cyril the swan mascot in Swansea went mental
Trust me, people DID care. They called the police LMAOOOOO
@@vdq Yeah, the entirety of the UK called the police.
Omg what@@Ukraineaissance2014
A father punching someone dressed as mr blobby
I just love the pic of the woman behind the table with the Breaking Bad kind of equipment. She looks either high on whatever Wonka’s cooking up or she wants to drown in the chocolate river.
Not that I want her to be miserable but it looks like a no context pic
if it were just the image on its own, it would be a classic cursed image
😂😂😂
>no context pic
Well, someone on 8chan had fixed below that famous 'depressed Oompa-Loompa' a quoted 4chan post stating "if you only knew how bad things really are."
Honestly seems like a poignant quote for the picture.
@@Code7Unltd🤓☝️
The image of the miserable oompalady will far outlive this story
The hilarious thing is that on the website they called it "Willy Choclate Experience", no where did they use Wonka.
Its clearly cleverly designed by someone with a lawyer who knows how to make sure you keep the money you stole.
Now the kids being traumatized, that one could be maybe looked into.
@@NobleNemesis I don't even believe this cokehead could afford a lawyer. Maybe he knows someone who's a lawyer, though, and they agreed to give him a bit of advice on how to avoid getting sued out the ass
Probably to avoid copyright issues.
3:40 as a PoTO fan i genuinely cackled
seriously though i kind of wonder how the Willy Wonka actor managed to say his lines with a straight face and not writhe in laughter on the floor
The actor and the miserable woman said that it was really bad
Imagine if Hank discovered that Willy Wonka was the REAL mastermind behind the drug empire
I AM THE ONE WHO scams people into coming to a "Willy Wonka paradise"
I just watched 3C Films talk about this a few hours ago lol
Explain the lore pls 🥺
Your the Williest man I know but your too Wonka to see that the Oompa Loompas made up their minds ten minutes ago.
@@superobotmonkeythe factory looks like a meth lab, Breaking Bad is a show about a dude who runs a meth lab. His brother-in-law, Hank, is a cop who is looking for the dude who is running the meth lab.
Kids being disappointed and scared is pretty accurate to the original plot though tbh
idk about disappointed
@@werdnagnail151I mean, all but one child was mutilated or killed? I feel like as one of the children, that would be at least semi-disappointing
The oompa loompa actors being depressed fits with the movie too
Historically accurate Wonka experience.
From what I remember the children wasn't allowed to eat the treats too? One drank the chocolate milk and drowned from it. One had a candy that made them blow up like a balloon. Even Charlie and his grandad had a sweet and almost floated into fan blades?
The other awful part about all this is that the people who worked here probably adore the Willy wonka movies, and now they can never watch them without remembering this embrassing experience lol
Reminds me of an event my parents brought me and my brother to when we were kids. It was advertised to be this big superhero event with all sorts of superheroes from Marvel and DC, but when we got there, it was two creepy old dudes in spiderman and batman costumes, a station where you could make a sword out of tinfoil and a bouncy castle that kids were only allowed in for a minute
That’s sucks for you 💀
OH that's absoulute garbage
An entire bag of jellybeans usually costs only a few dollars at most. The fact that someone had to spend $40 PER PERSON to get into this place and their kid was only given one SINGULAR jellybean is insane. And apparently Tesco lemonade is like the cheapest of stuff, usually it’s only like 50 cents for a 2L bottle and they were given a quarter cup. That is beyond outrageous, that is straight up criminal. The person who ran this is a bigger cheapskate than Mr Krabs!
Even worse, $40 per person. Unless it was a child under 3 years old, you had to pay $80 in tickets for both you and your child.
It was £40 too, so closer to 50 dollars. Absolutely wild
krabby the clown
50 cents?
@@minecraftgirl3225 You’re right I forgot about that. bro that sucks 💀💀
I’m stage managing a Willy Wonka production at my local theater, and I’m baffled how my crew of seven 13-16 year olds with power tools could make a better “Willy Wonka experience” than a whole ass corporation.
that's probably no corporation, just a shell company for a scammer to hide behind. The company's website is the same AI slop as the wonka promotional material and the main organiser of the event "writes" books with chatGPT.
The guy that created the event is a conspiracy nut obsessed with AI and, by the looks of things, an awful Diet Coke habit. He’s only released conspiracy books online under that company. I’m surprised it wasn’t worse.
The LARP that I go to has a better production value by double than this
I'm pretty sure the "company" behind this is quite literally one guy
I agree it's probably one dude but the teenagers also have pride and passion.
Glasgow got the Wonky Willy Nightmare 💀
7:53 a tiddlywink of lemonade - Best comment to describe this situation
1:18 "Cartchy tuns" and "pasadise of sweet teats" has changed my life
Same to be honest need them on a motivational poster now
Honestly that took me out. Like not even one person proof read that garbage?😅😂
Who doesn’t love some sweet teats? 😏
@@Lieutenant_Matrix ayo? 🤨🤨🤨
What the hell is « cartchy tuns » supposed to mean in the first place??
On google, I found that the guy who did this event is also known for two other things: collecting toys for some sort of donation and then cancelling the event (ie. stealing children's toys), and also for being the author of 17 AI-generated self-published novels which he passes off as being his own work. Seems like this guy is just an all-around scammer who's using AI to push the boundaries of scamming. It's weird, this whole event seems like more trouble than it's worth if you just wanted to scam people for money. It almost seems like a publicity stunt, like he wanted this story to blow up.
as a writer, that ai generated ''novel'' thing really cuts deep. this guy needs to face some serious consequences for what hes doing
@@beeball99 You won't stop me from making endless AI-generated children's books lmao
@@MK_ULTRA420If this event is anything to go by, people will realize how AI has almost nothing to fight against abuse by bad actors. This shit WILL be regulated one way or another.
@@beeball99 I agree it's lowdown scummy stuff and it's f*c**ng infuriating when these idiots use ai to publish books.
@@beeball99 Apparently the books are shit and you can very much tell they're written by AI, if that makes you feel any better. Guy is a scum bag.
I have so much to catch up on with Charlie videos and this is just the best 😂
Those poor children
It's really sad. Imagine you're a new actor/actress, and you have this opportunity to work in a beautiful event for kids. You can use your years of learning how to act to brighten up the days of kids and make them convinced that they're in a sweet candy land they will enjoy.
Then you see the actual event. You memorised a 15?-pages-long, AI-generated script that made no sense for this.
You shrug and think "oh well, this wasn't as expected, but I'll try to make the event the best I possibly could for the kids because it's all I can do and I don't want them completely disappointed".
But people are still understandably disappointed, to the point there ends up being riots.
I'm so glad nobody blames the actors here. They tried their best with what they were given by the person who ran the event.
That definitely says "A pasadise of sweet teats" which is incredible
lmfao Charlie aint even notice he read it properly XD
A paradise of sweet teats sounds like a willy wonka themed porno
Who doesn't love some sweet teats
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who noticed
The fact they just used an AI generated advertisement with text they never even read is rather disturbing. I feel like there's more to Charlie's suggestion that the whole thing was entirely orchestrated by an AI than we're giving credit.
Approximate budget breakdown:
Marketing - $0
Actors - $50 and a bottle of lemonade (to be shared with the children)
Decor - $43.97 left on a dollar store gift card
One (1) bag of jelly beans - $3.99
Event organizer pockets - $2440
Where am I going wrong?? Someone please give advice!!
there was 850 tickets bought so it’s closer to $34,000 💀
Its in UK. so £34000 = $43000
@@baronials yeah 34000 made not spend 💀
@@harvze2you do realise that Americans are so patriotic they can change our currency for us
I actually went to one of these "scams"... I convinced my parents to go see a "art installation" with me downtown, and I really wish I hadn't. The event advertised itself much the same, but it didn't use AI. It showed amazing art installations and such, but it was all concept art made by artists. When we got to the actual event it was just a empty warehouse with a some stuff spread around. Granted, the black light room was kinda cool, but everything else was a total waste of time.
They had stuff for kids too, none of it looked like it was clean or being cleaned though. The ending was a "VR experience" which was just an old Oculus rift that was covered in sweat stain and had some old game you definitely didn't wana try and risk getting diseases to play.
Anyways, this was about 4 years ago and the ticket cost was $75 because it "supported local artist" LOL.
This is like in the 1st Diary of a Wimpy Kid book when Greg and Rowley tried to make their own haunted house
I feel like feeding the kids “One jellybean and 1/4 cup of lemonade” each is something that chat GPT would say is human.
ChatGPT's interpretation of a 'snack'.
Reminds me of Rick and Morty where all the humans were fed Pills.
ChatGPT just looked up the average FDA recommended portion sizes
a singular jelly bean 😭
Yeah, these poorly named algorithms are basically useless to anyone not willing to sift through all the garbage it creates to find something it didn't mess up too badly.
Oh, but it's skynet! Clearly calling an algorithm "ai" makes it think for itself! Just like me changing my name to "most handsome man on earth" gave me free plastic surgery to make it true while i slept that night.
Coz everyone knows calling something a thing, makes that thing true.
That's why nk is democratic! (The dprk)
6:15 "The Unknown evil chocolate maker that lives in the walls" had me rolling
Read this literally as it was said lmfao
Same here 😂😂😂😂
Same lmao
This cant be real because its that hilarious
@@CanteroST Love your pfp. Looks like frutiger aero aesthetic 🤩
This reminds me of a Santa's Wonderland experience we had in Adelaide, in 2020. Entry was $130 a family, and it was nothing but a bunch of home made cardboard props, a bunch of plastic Christmas trees, and a Santa's sleigh ride, which was just a couple of carts, pulled by an old mobility scooter/rascal.
The poster actually said "a paradise of sweet teats" which is for a completely different audience.
Gotta attract the dads, haven't you?
@@leeosborne3793 that's fair
here is one of the worst things.The actors did not get paid at all or any type of reward was issued for them
Poor, and extremely unsurprising.
Hard for me to feel for Fake Willy Wonka, He got EXPOSED as a Gr00mer.
@@Suarez05he did where
@@Suarez05 can you provide a source instead of spreading this everywhere without doing so
@@Suarez05top 10 things that never happened
I feel so bad for the actors who had to see the disappointed and dejected faces of all the children
Don't translate...
भवतः हृदयस्य धड़कनं कतिपयेषु घण्टेषु स्थगयिष्यति, अस्य शापस्य मुक्तिं प्राप्तुं एकमात्रं मार्गं मम चैनलस्य सदस्यतां कुर्वन्तु
@@Vuuduu many are disappointed in you
@@Vuuduuyou’re a big poopoo head
@@VuuduuI’ll take my chances scumbag
@@Vuuduuor what
He missed that they actually dispensed the individual jellybeans out in tiny test tubes to ensure no child received more than one 😂
You missed the part about the organiser apparently being a self help guru and acclaimed author, except upon further investigation it appears his books are written by chat gpt also 🤦♂️
That one photo of the lady is becoming one of my favourite memes. Never has there been a photo that can describe the mood of a situation more this.
Same bro, same
Walter White's apprentice
@@Wonder907it's apparently not, she's just some person who wanted to make the kids happy even after learning how god awful of a deal she had ended up signing up on
@@MitoNova583Totally. She did the best she could with the cards she was dealt. I give her a ton of credit for not just quitting.
*spends $40 on a ticket*
"you get nothing! you lose! good day sir!"
Under rated comment 😂
£40?
a pound is worth $1.23
*£40
@@nuherbleath461 my jaw dropped when i converted this to aud lmao $80 AUD FOR THIS SHIT??💀
The best part about this situation was that there was actually *some* effort and creativity put into this
That organizer isn't sorry; he's just disappointed that he got called out for his obvious scam. I'm sad to read in one of the other comments that it's apparently pretty common in Britain to hear or even visit scam events like this. That's insane to hear. Why aren't these people fined or even banned from organizing stuff like this?
Probably a common hustle for local gangs or international syndicates to pilfer money off peoples' kids in a way that legally covers them from a false claim.
The thing is, the website is so bad (it's still up!) that I'm amazed people didn't smell a rat. Having seen it, it was obvious it was going to be terrible.
@@leeosborne3793 I took a look at the website and I agree; who in their right mind would look at that and think 'this is going to be fine'? So weird.
@@DianavanderPluijm It was absolutely ridiculously bad - just a bunch of AI art and nonsense words. How could anyone think it was going to be good?!?
The fact that this event took two of my big hyperfixations, Willy Wonka and Phantom of the Opera, and transformed them into a surreal horrorshow to scam children 😭
How does it feel to have all your dreams come true?
Lmaoo
Is this an Ed, Edd, 'n Eddy episode?
If I didn't think it was a deliberate scam, I would have guessed it was, "Oh crap, I forgot that project was due tomorrow!"
Same
Bruv someone kidnapped that ompa and forced them to work the lab...oh sht
@@jerzyrican8562at least the Oompa Loompa was somewhat lore accurate
The guy is a well known conman in glasgow, it was 100% a scam lmao
charlie is so right, my mom puts more effort into halloween than this company did with their event. she made all her own decorations and a lot of them are carnival themed mini games that kids can play as they walk through the yard. way more fun than this.
I wanted to go to a jurassic park thing in Slovakia, the posters looked amazing, so glad I checked the videos of the event from people who went to it, it was literally dinosaur toys on little sand hills and the jurassic park theme being blasted out with some dinosaur roars
Honestly I feel more bad for the kids than the parents. Imagine being told you're gonna take a fun trip to Willy Wonkas factory and this is what you arrive to. If I were one of those kids I would be heartbroken.
According to posts alot of children where crying when they arrivied.
Well they didn’t pay, I’d imagine they’ll be fine.
They were looking forward to Krabby the Clown but got Cheapy the Cheapskate
Agree
@@yulb.allwrighti also didn't pay some one to call me fat, it still fuckin sucks to go through
>misleading colorful and bright AI posters with blatant misspellings
>abandoned warehouse setting
>creepy lab with creepy and disheveled actors
>giving kids one jellybean and 1/4th a cup of lemonade which I'm going to ASSUME isn't drugged
>over priced tickets for a beyond sub par experience
You cannot convince me this wasn't a child kidnapping operation abandoned halfway through for whatever reason to make it into a terrible theme park scam. I would've taken my child and ran as far away as I could the second I saw this. This is the stuff of nightmares.
Also the use of Willy Wonka specific imagery that's supposed to further lure people in. Though in that case it might've been too powerful a lure for its own good
Let's not forget the added scare of "The Unknown" which shows a clearly less than benevolent attitude towards the children, and the 'House of Illuminati' name lol. Creepy af
This was the UK right?
Unless the people running it were Pakistani, I doubt it.
I didn't want to be the only one saying this so I didn't leave a comment until I saw yours. A SINGLE jelly bean?? Nah... The "curtains".... The whole vibe of this is so completely wrong.
When you put it like that the single jelly bean for the children only is actually really suss 😂
I now remember when I was in 2nd or 3rd grade which was around 2010-2012, the public school I was going to once had a Willy Wonka-themed event that was 1000 times better than what we all know happened. It was proceeded by our school screening the 1971 movie for us the two days before in the auditorium to get us in the mood.
“So you get nothing, you lose, good day sir”
A bag of jelly beans and cup of lemonade would be laughable, let alone a single jelly bean and quarter cup of lemonade 😂
Literally would have been better to give them nothing at that point.
ChatGPT would be more charitable than this.
Like they intentionally told chatGPT to make something as bad as possible, then made that text their design document
But as funny as an AI event is, Fyre festival still takes it for me solely because it was made by humans. Where an actual human being somehow thought these were good decisions
No, no, no. A single jellybean
@@omnientertainment5852 You only read the first 5 words of the comment
A single jellybean and a shot of lemonade lmaooooo
Willy Wonkovich and the gulag factory!
Written by AI
When someone offers you a single Jellybean..
It's DefIntely DRUGS
That trailer at the end of the video is art in its most purest form! We need a Godslap animated series one day.
Only a matter of time when Charlie talks about it. I was waiting to see this.
I’m really glad the actors who were hired weren’t blamed for the scam by the victims or even the majority of the Internet. They had no idea how terrible the event would be, and were just there because they were hired to play a role. I’ve seen quite often people who were scammed be rightfully angry, but take it out on the wrong people who had nothing to do with it. Glad this wasn’t one of those cases and people acknowledge the actors tried their best! Just hate that now their names and faces are associated with this catastrophe.
Sadly, none of the actors weren't paid. But I do agree, the internet is weirdly ok with being spiteful karens to artists who're just doing their jobs.
I Mean, It's HARD for me to feel bad for Fake Willy Wonka after he literally got Exposed by his Ex for being a Gr00mer.
@@Suarez05 Links to articles, aka provide receipts.
@Suarez05 sadly we live in the age of "exposing people without proof" its bad. Not saying the guy didnt do it, but i dont believe anything without proof. Everyone is getting fake accusations lately.
@@Suarez05me when I lie
Ironically Willy Wonka & the Meth Factory sounds like a fire movie idea
QUICK WHEN IS WILLY WONKA GONNA BE PUBLIC DOMAIN
“ Oompa Loompa, we need to cook”
“Say my name” “ wonka” “ your goddamm right”
Just watch the American Dad episode where its something about weed. close enough right
i think in that episode willy is snoop dogg
Willy Wonka shares his delicious euphoric experience
One helluva parody
This gives me vibes of the scout gathering events I’d go to as a kid. In a warehouse with seemingly minimal effort. Except those places had good events, a hay bail maze, or a fresh apple cider station, or the spot that offered freshly made and reduced maple syrup that we’d drip onto skewers and shove into fresh white snow to harden it to make maple pops. Like, stuff that seemed kind of unique and fun for kids. Not to mention actually cleaned and vetted locations.
This looks far more depressing and uneventful than the scout events.
I can't wait for the film about this disaster.
I live in Glasgow, Scotland and I’ve never been more proud.
When Glasgow makes the news it's never good
Me too mate
Wonkas make Glasgow
I'm searching up oompa loompa action on the hubs. Lollipops
You’ve summoned us.
I think the poster is meant to say;
"Captivating.
Live performances.
Catchy tunes.
Extraordinary lollipops.
A paradise of sweets."
I had a stroke deciphering that dyslexic mess.
a sight into the daily life of dyslexic people
@@zGoldenHawk15 people on the plane and 16 parachutes
😂😆
How hard is it to Photoshop 1:05
the text at the bottom!?
You can't be this lazy and expect profits!
It was definitely treats, I was disappointed Charlie didn't read it as "teats" though
Charlie autocorrected the last part of that poster, it actually said "a pasadise of sweet teats" 😮
Your commentary in This video has me dying I’ve been in tears the whole video everything you said I was thinking 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This just made me think immediately of that simpsons line: "Did you see an oompa loompa?" "There was one in a cage...and it wasn't moving"
Simpsons called it again
Apparently the guy that ran it is a known scam artist that has done smaller things to scam people. Hes not sorry that the kids had a bad experience, he is sorry he got caught and got major backlash for it
How did he expect not to get caught after setting up this scam?? I mean it was not even a good scam where he just disappeared after
Look at the posters. Of course it's a scam. He didn't even bother to fix the typos
Where source?
Oh hell NO he will not get away this time
He has a website on way back machine where he has a bunch of crazy made up metaphysics degrees, and he has a bunch of books on Amazon that are probably AI generated.
i love how he didint notice the mispelled "pasadise of sweet teats"
Creators apology is probably AI generated too 💀