Oops I have been bamboozled into believing this spreading product was actually a dairy based spreading product when it is actually made of a alternative
The fact, that back in Hungary, Tesco is actually the shop where you go for cheap stuff (we call them "Tesco affordables") and Aldi is where you go for quality products
That depends. The Aldi at my grandparents' place has some of the weirdest no-name stuff that I have seen in a legit supermarket, Mostly food stuff. I once counted about 5-6 different brands of "fake Nutella" that all looked the same. Nothing on the level of Sense of Right Alliance though :D
The alcohol knockoffs were great, when EU regulation forced name changes. Sailor's alcoholic drink in Hungary. Bum and Tum in Slovakia. Or Tesco Vo35ka
I bought Sharpies at a dollar store and noticed that they ran out too quickly and after further inspection of the pens I found that they we're actually Shoupies
My father-in-law refers to "Butter, It's Not!" as Yoda butter. Just try to imagine Hank Hill saying "Go on and pass me that Yoda butter", and you'll know what my Thanksgiving was like.
One of my friend’s grandparents won £10 for winning a competition, their submission was: have a kit-kat, have a break. I’ll let you connect the dots on what the competition was
Thanks a lot Karls Dad for getting Heinz to put ring pulls on their cans. I always have a couple cans with me when i go camping and it is the most convenient thing ever.
It's not an actual brand (that I know of) but there is someone on TH-cam with the username "I'm very angry it's not butter!" That always makes me laugh
my favorite was when me and my dad got every off brand dr pepper we could find in the twin cities and then put a can of dr pepper in the middle captioned it dr pepper and its inbred children
General Desimatorg Just the fact you took all the time to go through all that trouble for such a dumb picture, the pic should have been your dad and you besides the Dr. Pepper with that caption. EDIT - Then it actual would have been funny.
Something my dad said about shopping in Aldi: "Come in for a pot of jam, come out with some power tools." Meanwhile in Ikea, you go in for a couch, come out with the couch, a few tealights, a blackboard, some magnets and a shelf.
This is me at Costco. I go in for laundry detergent, milk, and salad greens, and somehow emerge an hour later with an adjustable ladder, a pair of shoes, and a box set of Doctor Who episodes.
The Heinz cans are still the worst. Stocking shelves in a supermarket a few years ago, the Heinz bean cans were the only cans in the whole store that couldn't nest/stack properly due to the can design.
@@lucywood3193 Newsflash! You're actually supposed to leave the cans in the cardboard trays. It allows you to easily separate different dates, it allows you to move cans across the store easily if you need to, it prevents accidents and also, some customers buy large numbers of them and it's more convenient for them to just pick up the try than to pick up every single can individually and carry it home.
@@CanIHasThisName newsflash! Actually where I worked we were told to not do that bc it meant the shelves looked unappealing to customers and it made the small shelves hard af to clean and stack
I know this video is nearly a year old, but the people need to know. in the Netherlands, Aldi has a peanut butter off brand called "helaes", which makes it one letter off "helaas pindakaas", which is the sarcastic way of saying "too bad" in dutch. literally the thing you say after someone has a hold my beer moment, or when someones pyramid scheme imploded, but your to polite to burst out in a belly laugh (or just before that). i just can't get over the image of a random nobody with a fancy marketing degree, stranded for years at Aldi, finally getting his big break when he gets asked to come up with a label design and a brand for peanutbutter for poor people, and just goes fuck it, i'm having it, fully expecting to be fired the next day for it. then his boss sees it, has a small chuckle and goes, fuck it, let him have this one. it's been on shelves for at least a decade now, even getting a new label in the mean time.
I did something similar to your dad except relating to my school. Recently my school built a new gym and library and kept boasting about paying $7.7 million dollars on the gym and $2.5 million on the library. My vice principle also went out of his way to tell me that the cost of fixing my school's traffic issue (the only problem that needed to be solved aside from additional classrooms, which we didn't get (we already had an absolutely massive gym)) was greater than both the gym and library. This annoyed me so one day I wrote an 11 page paper in which I analyzed building regulations for my state and then calculated how much they should have paid. Side note before I go into the numbers I calculated: the new gym violated several building codes and should have been deemed unsuited for use. Side note concluded: the gym should have cost $5.9 million, the library $1.5 million, and the road would have cost $1.919 million. Fun bit that I stressed heavily was that if they had not over paid for the library and gym then they could have fixed the traffic problem and still have money left over. I was suspended the day after I handed my research paper to my school's vice principle...
Honestly I dont think Dr. Thunder is a knock off of Dr Pepper because it LITERALLY tastes nothing like it! Im convinced that its its own flavor of soda just using the Dr. Pepper branding... which i guess... kinda makes it a knock off? I dunno.
Dr Thunder and Mountain Lightning are pretty high up on my favorites just for theming, but the funniest one I've heard of was a knockoff Oreo cookie called Borneo. Honorable mentions: Grab That Auto 5, What's Up?, Donkey Xote ("From the producers who saw Shrek"), Ratatoing
When I was in Egypt, I used to buy low quality slippers to take with me. Egypt is a great place to buy bootleg, but when I was young, they seem to be terrible at it. I remembered buying two pairs of slippers, one of the "Adidos" brand and the other of the "Nikee" brand. Yes, those are the correct way to spell these bootleg slippers.
I had a "Bolex" watch as a kid - it charged itself with movement of the wrist and everything. I had the exact same design, weight and feel of a real Rolex, it had the Rolex crown (which fell off after I'd owned it for a year or two) too, but it just said "Bolex" instead of "Rolex". Same font. I used that thing for a couple of years wonderfully, and it cost me 20 dirhams at the time (was living in Dubai at the time and me and my dad had bought it off an asian lady on the street one night), which would be about 3/4 euros / USD today.
*I CAN'T QUITE COMPREHEND THAT THE CONSUMABLE ITEM I AM CURRENTLY CONSUMING IS INDEED NOT COMPOSED OF GENUINE DAIRY BUTTER BUT INSTEAD IS COMPOSED OF A DAIRY FREE ALTERNATIVE SUBSTANCE*
On the "what, not butter!" thing, I worked at a shipyard in Seattle for a while. And up there, salt for icing roads and sidewalks is not allowed. So the stuff they used everywhere was always in bags and buckets just stenciled "NOT SALT".
my favorite knock-off is a brand of mozzarella sticks called "cheese planks". Believe me, the word "plank" is accurate. The cheese didn't stretch at all, and the provided "marinara sauce" was actually just ketchup.
JordyT1998 Matter of strength, flat metal sheets, cheap and can withstand water and so forth but gets crushed easily. Just wrinkle that up then much stronger and withstand some weight. Coke cans vs Tin cans.
I can somewhat relate to Smallwood Dad's passion. I feel the same angry "This doesn't make sense" when I see a rule not really being followed. Example: "Everyone has an equal protection of the law" "Then why are legal fees a thing? If you can't afford it, you're going to have less options, if at all. And if you've got less options, how the **** is it equal?"
I love those cheap off-brand action figures. The best one I've ever seen was one I bought at a dollar store as a kid; it was just 3 generic army figures, which they *intended* to call "Hero Corps." (Corps. Like 'marine corps.') What they *actually* said on the package was "Hero Corpses". I stupidly opened it up and threw out the package because I was just a kid who wanted fake G.I. Joe's. If anyone has a picture of this though, *PLEASE* send me a link to it. Not sure if it helps find it, but it was a 3-pack of very shit action figures, it came with a beige dirt bike and a bunch of guns, and it was bought from a dollar tree in America in the late 90's. If anyone knows what I'm talking about and has a picture, that would be amazing.
"It seems I have been tricked into believing that this was dairy based bread lubrication but in truth it was a non-dairy based material designed for my bread instead"
In Sweden we have a place called "McDragans", that's my favourite off brand. The logo is yellow and shaped like an M (think McDonalds), but if you look closely it's actually two legs, spread apart. They don't serve burgers though, they're into striptease. And yes, he got in trouble since the logo and name resembled McDonalds so much but he the verdict from the court of justice fell out in McDragan's favor.
@@ArthurKingoftheBritons404 ah yes, "A Fairy Tale Christmas". Not actually a bad film at all, it's animated fairly charmingly and the story isn't too awful either. The crowning glory of my bootleg collection is a double CD that has the Richard Harris 'Gulliver's Travels' on one side and one of the 3 animated Titanic bootlegs on the other. Now that film is a fucking crazy ride
Henry Ambrose dude, I love bake beans, but us Americans eat it like we do mac and cheese, without putting too much else on it. And you can get some fancy n bake beans. I never even thought of putting them on bread. I’m going to have to try that.
Actually, in cases of food it tends to work out badly for producers such as farmers. Its an oligopsony meaning there are many sellers of food (farmers) and few buyers (large supermarket chains). Since they have way more influence on price, its the farmers that get fucked by intense competition, rarely the corporations.
Titanium Rain supermarkets MNCs act as a more collusive buyer to get a better price with the suppliers but continue to compete as normal later in the process.
PassiveDestroyer I don't think that's a random off-brand variant, considering that restaurants will actually have on the menu instead of Dr. Pepper sometimes.
Last year we had the candy wars in Norway. It started with sales on candy for Halloween two years ago and it started again at Easter. The second years Easter the prices got so crazy it went as nasional news.
Bless your dad.....I don't like beans but still, bless your dad. My daycare centre used to give us lunch and one day, it was Heinz beans. Me being the picky 4-year old I was, refused to eat the beans. The carers literally sat me down at the table and force-fed me, beans. I don't know if my current dislike for beans is a result of this or I just don't like beans but that day ruined beans for me.
Im surprised i need to explain myself Fortnite save the world was released July 25th 2017 The battle royal was released September 23rd 2017 The game was revealed in a very early state back in 2011. So in other words im making a joke.
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I saw an off brand butter called "I hope its butter"
So do I.
SparkyTheFox 😂 I’m cryin
I fell out of my chair laughing at this
I saw the off off brand "Pray it's butter!"
omfg I'm cackling 😂
Please be butter
Oops I have been bamboozled into believing this spreading product was actually a dairy based spreading product when it is actually made of a alternative
ᏀᎾᏀᎤ
Actually it is dairy-based I'm vegan trust me I know this
Yeah its margerine
Almost nailed it... but an*
You were labouring under the misapprehension that this is is butter. Fuck you its margerine.
*Marvel* "Infinity war is the most ambitious cross-over in history."
*Sense of right Alliance* "Hold my injection moulding machine."
Hold my copyright infringement
Masahiro Sakurai: Hold my beer.
U/obviousplant weeps for those who fall for his deliberately flagrant forgeries
The fact, that back in Hungary, Tesco is actually the shop where you go for cheap stuff (we call them "Tesco affordables") and Aldi is where you go for quality products
Impossible
That depends. The Aldi at my grandparents' place has some of the weirdest no-name stuff that I have seen in a legit supermarket, Mostly food stuff. I once counted about 5-6 different brands of "fake Nutella" that all looked the same. Nothing on the level of Sense of Right Alliance though :D
same in britain. aldi sells great stuff cheaply, tesco sells crap cheaply
@@noemitamas4066 knockoff Nutella tastes like garbage.
The alcohol knockoffs were great, when EU regulation forced name changes.
Sailor's alcoholic drink in Hungary. Bum and Tum in Slovakia.
Or Tesco Vo35ka
Just found this channel and I genuinely love this guys personality.
Same
Dame
Came
Fame
James
I bought Sharpies at a dollar store and noticed that they ran out too quickly and after further inspection of the pens I found that they we're actually Shoupies
My school brought a load of unbranded ones for all the yr11s. They literally just leaked smelly water and didn't work
I had skarpies
My store carrys "No Ifs, ands or butter"
THAT'S FUCKING AMAZING
My father-in-law refers to "Butter, It's Not!" as Yoda butter. Just try to imagine Hank Hill saying "Go on and pass me that Yoda butter", and you'll know what my Thanksgiving was like.
Yoda butter, that's great!
My favourite name of those rip offs is “you’d butter believe it!”
I love a shitty pun
@@veronviper06 my favourite name is:
Wow! I totally thought it was "butter"
Lmao
Sounds like the perfect response to an annoying friend. "Taste my Yoda butter!"
I have 2 favorites:
1)Memories of butter
2)Dr. Faygo
Love faygo
Faygo is not a rip off. It is a luxury to have Faygo. Unfortunately, any esteemed Faygo consumer is lobbed into the Juggalo category.
@@TerribleTake drinking faygo right now!!
@@creamcannon825 tbf its most popular in the regions juggalos come from so the association is geographic as well as memetic
One of my friend’s grandparents won £10 for winning a competition, their submission was: have a kit-kat, have a break. I’ll let you connect the dots on what the competition was
Slogan?
Real world yoda sightings?
When was this?
Kitkat slogan
Picking the new flavour?
In Canada we have off brand 'Dr. Pepper' called 'Fizz PhD'
Aaron Booth I thought it was PhD Fizz, not Fizz PhD
i think ill stick to drinking double doubles
At least dude finished his degree, unlike Mr Pibb.
No, the best one is Dr Thunder!
Flavour
Thanks a lot Karls Dad for getting Heinz to put ring pulls on their cans.
I always have a couple cans with me when i go camping and it is the most convenient thing ever.
It's not an actual brand (that I know of) but there is someone on TH-cam with the username "I'm very angry it's not butter!"
That always makes me laugh
I'd like an episode of Karl making these famous fry beans
The next being at the doctors being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
Did you know that Oreos are a knockoff brand. Hydrox are the original.
I spent two hours researching this and I will never look at Oreos the same thank you for this info you god
true but who the fuck wants to eat something called hydrox
shit sounds like a cleaning product
@@zech6857 Ikr
@Cruise Bishop
Yeah. all this branding nonsense is just that.
I don't know what to do with this information now i have it
Instead of wheat thins.... wait for it...
Thin Wheat
Hey mom go get me
some wheat *t h i c c s*
Thin wheats or thins wheat
my favorite was when me and my dad got every off brand dr pepper we could find in the twin cities and then put a can of dr pepper in the middle captioned it dr pepper and its inbred children
General Desimatorg
Just the fact you took all the time to go through all that trouble for such a dumb picture, the pic should have been your dad and you besides the Dr. Pepper with that caption.
EDIT - Then it actual would have been funny.
Grimmsha72 there was like 30 of them in the same store a quick Google search found the others
You my new friend are clearly an intellectual
This is the definition of a high effort shitpost
@@LegendStormcrow bruh it made the gas pump guy nervous when I got out to check the oil on a road trip, portland is horrible nowadays
"PUT RING-PULLS ON BAKED BEANS SO i DON'T HAVE TO WAKE UP MY FAMILY EVERY DAMN TIME I COME HOME HUNGRY!"
That's how I imagine your dad.
Something my dad said about shopping in Aldi: "Come in for a pot of jam, come out with some power tools."
Meanwhile in Ikea, you go in for a couch, come out with the couch, a few tealights, a blackboard, some magnets and a shelf.
This is me at Costco. I go in for laundry detergent, milk, and salad greens, and somehow emerge an hour later with an adjustable ladder, a pair of shoes, and a box set of Doctor Who episodes.
You also get some meatballs when you're in IKEA.
@@stevenbobbybills and lingonberry jam
I’m gonna have to get Kieran Walsh
You forgot Blahaj
I love the Vodka thats just labeled vodka. Nothing special or fancy, just straight to the point.
Like the beer that is just a can with the word Beer on it
Our family meal is known as *picks up dog*
Maybe he's part Chinese
Ok Dio you eat your dogs, araki would be proud.
OnyxOwl70 lmaoooo
I think my favorite "fake butter" name is "memories of butter"
That's oddly poetic.
What about "That is NOT Butter"
Sounds like a dark souls message
is that a homeopathic butter ? :D
beautiful
Thanks Karl's dad! I hate can openers so much!
I'm scared to use can openers in case I cut myself cause I'm terrified of hurting myself
so I agree with you on hating them
I'm years late, but there's a Dr. Pepper knock off called "The Fizzicist"
"Babies don't even open the can" - a very passionate and very annoyed man
The Heinz cans are still the worst. Stocking shelves in a supermarket a few years ago, the Heinz bean cans were the only cans in the whole store that couldn't nest/stack properly due to the can design.
Respect for doing the supermarket hustle! Hope you got out G 👊
I had the exact same experience when I worked at a supermarket. I always got really nervous too cuz they were quite high up.
Ahh see where I work we're too lazy and just leave them in the cardboard trays, and stack thosr
@@lucywood3193 Newsflash! You're actually supposed to leave the cans in the cardboard trays. It allows you to easily separate different dates, it allows you to move cans across the store easily if you need to, it prevents accidents and also, some customers buy large numbers of them and it's more convenient for them to just pick up the try than to pick up every single can individually and carry it home.
@@CanIHasThisName newsflash! Actually where I worked we were told to not do that bc it meant the shelves looked unappealing to customers and it made the small shelves hard af to clean and stack
Butter?
Maybe!
mrtannzr
“Fuck you, it’s margarine!”
Oreos are actually a knock off brand that became more popular.
Crusader wha... what do i do with this information?
Abyssal look up hydrox
I know this video is nearly a year old, but the people need to know. in the Netherlands, Aldi has a peanut butter off brand called "helaes", which makes it one letter off "helaas pindakaas", which is the sarcastic way of saying "too bad" in dutch. literally the thing you say after someone has a hold my beer moment, or when someones pyramid scheme imploded, but your to polite to burst out in a belly laugh (or just before that). i just can't get over the image of a random nobody with a fancy marketing degree, stranded for years at Aldi, finally getting his big break when he gets asked to come up with a label design and a brand for peanutbutter for poor people, and just goes fuck it, i'm having it, fully expecting to be fired the next day for it. then his boss sees it, has a small chuckle and goes, fuck it, let him have this one. it's been on shelves for at least a decade now, even getting a new label in the mean time.
This reminds me of skoda the Czech car manufacturer. Their name means damage.
I'm glad to see other countries have a very similar sense of humour to us there.
@@Mr8lacklp it also means shame. So what a shame our tank crashed into yours car.
Unfortunately Peanutbutter
FUN FACT: Oreos were the off brand. The original thing was something like "Hydrox"
Sounds like something used to purify water.
I did something similar to your dad except relating to my school. Recently my school built a new gym and library and kept boasting about paying $7.7 million dollars on the gym and $2.5 million on the library. My vice principle also went out of his way to tell me that the cost of fixing my school's traffic issue (the only problem that needed to be solved aside from additional classrooms, which we didn't get (we already had an absolutely massive gym)) was greater than both the gym and library. This annoyed me so one day I wrote an 11 page paper in which I analyzed building regulations for my state and then calculated how much they should have paid. Side note before I go into the numbers I calculated: the new gym violated several building codes and should have been deemed unsuited for use. Side note concluded: the gym should have cost $5.9 million, the library $1.5 million, and the road would have cost $1.919 million. Fun bit that I stressed heavily was that if they had not over paid for the library and gym then they could have fixed the traffic problem and still have money left over. I was suspended the day after I handed my research paper to my school's vice principle...
Ash Hickman Dang, they really did not take criticism too well. Cool job on the paper though!
That's why you don't send that to the one in charge. you send it to the local press. The guy was not stupid, he just lined his pockets with gold.
The wankers
Good thing to know there are still people who will do what is right, even if it gets them in trouble. people like you are awesome. thanks.
People are dumb
Dr.Pepper:
Dr.THUNDER
Honestly I dont think Dr. Thunder is a knock off of Dr Pepper because it LITERALLY tastes nothing like it! Im convinced that its its own flavor of soda just using the Dr. Pepper branding... which i guess... kinda makes it a knock off? I dunno.
I work at a discount store in the US and we have an off brand of Mountain Dew called Mountain Explosion. I always chuckle at how intense the name is.
SentinalhMC that's fucking awesome.
SentinalhMC that's a volcano mate
Paul Banks it is if you shake the fuck out of it.
SentinalhMC you think tat is intense? We sell bird food sticks that are just called, EXTREME!.
fucking bird food
Mtn Explosion, as in Dollar General's version of Mountain Dew (as well as Code Red and Voltage)?
"BABIES DON'T EVEN OPEN THE CAN!"
-Smallwood Sr.
Dr Thunder and Mountain Lightning are pretty high up on my favorites just for theming, but the funniest one I've heard of was a knockoff Oreo cookie called Borneo.
Honorable mentions: Grab That Auto 5, What's Up?, Donkey Xote ("From the producers who saw Shrek"), Ratatoing
If the bean wars consisted of selling beans for really cheap, then does that mean that Star Wars consists of selling stars for really cheap?
worst joke ever
I can tell he felt proud about that one
@@joedd215 Mmm hmm. And World War 1 and 2?
Stick to your FB forums kiddo
@@joedd215 i was being sarcasm though, wtf ;,,(
We have " Butter it's not "
MrSharpshot90 Yoda, 'mmm butter it's not'
Yoda, 2017
"Its butter"
When I was in Egypt, I used to buy low quality slippers to take with me. Egypt is a great place to buy bootleg, but when I was young, they seem to be terrible at it. I remembered buying two pairs of slippers, one of the "Adidos" brand and the other of the "Nikee" brand. Yes, those are the correct way to spell these bootleg slippers.
Acliclas is the best.
Did you go to 'Lionel Richie's Handbags' shop while in Egypt?
I had a "Bolex" watch as a kid - it charged itself with movement of the wrist and everything. I had the exact same design, weight and feel of a real Rolex, it had the Rolex crown (which fell off after I'd owned it for a year or two) too, but it just said "Bolex" instead of "Rolex". Same font. I used that thing for a couple of years wonderfully, and it cost me 20 dirhams at the time (was living in Dubai at the time and me and my dad had bought it off an asian lady on the street one night), which would be about 3/4 euros / USD today.
Lele is a Chinese knock-off Lego. Grandma gave my bro a Lele Millenium Falcon. He could not build it fully.
wouldn't it be funny if they called it a century hawk?
@@rizzmonster2695 "lele" is what we call catfish in indonesian, lol.
Lele is something like an exclamation in Bulgairan. It is reasonable to assume someone would not realise they bought a knockoff and go "oh-lele"
I saw a shirt once with acliclas written on it. At a distance you could read adidas only up close you would distinguish the d's for the cl 's
Asda: im gonna sell them for 7p
Tesco: well....try 3p
Chris sanders: *walks in and slowly takes off sunglasses* peasents all of you
In Aldi they have alcafé instead of Nescafé
And Dakotas Pride! my favorite knockoff brand name.
"unbelievable this is not butter"
"You butter believe it!"
*I CAN'T QUITE COMPREHEND THAT THE CONSUMABLE ITEM I AM CURRENTLY CONSUMING IS INDEED NOT COMPOSED OF GENUINE DAIRY BUTTER BUT INSTEAD IS COMPOSED OF A DAIRY FREE ALTERNATIVE SUBSTANCE*
And thank you so much for doing the proper thing putting the movie sources on screen and links in the description!
Right on!
Karl’s dad making Heinz put ring pulls is now real life canon
As far as I’m concerned your dad should be knighted and have a bank holiday dedicated to him.
I thought this was jam but boy howdy was I jumping to some erranous goddamn conclusions.
Super Original Band Name ha do American's even know what that is???
My favorite was hamburger helper rip off called “panburger partner”
On the "what, not butter!" thing, I worked at a shipyard in Seattle for a while. And up there, salt for icing roads and sidewalks is not allowed. So the stuff they used everywhere was always in bags and buckets just stenciled "NOT SALT".
I remember moving to another country just before the Baked Bean Wars and being really gutted.
I bought a margarine once that was, "IT COULD BE BUTTER" 🤣🤣🤣it's like they themselves don't know what it is.
my favorite knock-off is a brand of mozzarella sticks called "cheese planks". Believe me, the word "plank" is accurate. The cheese didn't stretch at all, and the provided "marinara sauce" was actually just ketchup.
Faved for "Wow! I totally thought it was BUTTER!" Lol
My friend showed me an off brand cereal they had yesterday called *"Loopy nut"* and i laughed at it for like 10 minutes
That sounds like a nickname for testicular torsion.
Thank you Mr. smallwood for the ease of access to these glorious beans
The sense of right alliance has me crying.
I misheard ring pulls.
Now tell me why certian cans have wrinkles or whatever they're called.
JordyT1998 Matter of strength, flat metal sheets, cheap and can withstand water and so forth but gets crushed easily. Just wrinkle that up then much stronger and withstand some weight. Coke cans vs Tin cans.
It took me till the end of the video to figure out what the fuck karl was talking about with that.
I use a knock off "i can't believe it's not butter" called "Butter! It's not!"
I buy it JUST because it's called that.
For real, your dad is an inspiration. So much determination.
I can somewhat relate to Smallwood Dad's passion. I feel the same angry "This doesn't make sense" when I see a rule not really being followed.
Example: "Everyone has an equal protection of the law" "Then why are legal fees a thing? If you can't afford it, you're going to have less options, if at all. And if you've got less options, how the **** is it equal?"
How do you guys not have more subs, I keep checking expecting to see 7.9mil, but no, just 7.9k still :)
I love those cheap off-brand action figures. The best one I've ever seen was one I bought at a dollar store as a kid; it was just 3 generic army figures, which they *intended* to call "Hero Corps." (Corps. Like 'marine corps.') What they *actually* said on the package was "Hero Corpses". I stupidly opened it up and threw out the package because I was just a kid who wanted fake G.I. Joe's. If anyone has a picture of this though, *PLEASE* send me a link to it. Not sure if it helps find it, but it was a 3-pack of very shit action figures, it came with a beige dirt bike and a bunch of guns, and it was bought from a dollar tree in America in the late 90's. If anyone knows what I'm talking about and has a picture, that would be amazing.
Calvin Lee hey man I found it right here!!!
th-cam.com/video/DTxnJdFiofw/w-d-xo.html
@@bleachedout missed rickroll opportunity
@@MakusinMeringue agreed
My favourite offbrand is Revengers: Endless Tussle - Regular Raccoon
That beans pull tab story is one of the loveliest things I’ve ever heard.
"It seems I have been tricked into believing that this was dairy based bread lubrication but in truth it was a non-dairy based material designed for my bread instead"
I would love to see a product that is: I Can't Believe That It's Not I Can't Believe It's Not Butter.
In Sweden we have a place called "McDragans", that's my favourite off brand. The logo is yellow and shaped like an M (think McDonalds), but if you look closely it's actually two legs, spread apart. They don't serve burgers though, they're into striptease. And yes, he got in trouble since the logo and name resembled McDonalds so much but he the verdict from the court of justice fell out in McDragan's favor.
Best off brand? Oreos.
They're literally a knock off of the old Hydrox cookies.
Look it up
Joshua Sweetvale that’s why hydrox failed and Oreo succeeded, in replacing them.
It's because oreos are way better.
Bullshit. They're completely different.
So what you're saying is... Oreo is to Hydrox, what Fortnite is to PubG
And Pepsi is just a knockoff of coke. That completely invalidates it's huge market presence and fierce competition with coke! It's obvious!
I collect bootleg films, and I have 2 called 'Chop Kick Panda' and 'Tappy Toes' (kung fu panda and happy feet)
The Little Panda Fighter and Ratatoing
@@ArthurKingoftheBritons404 ah yes, "A Fairy Tale Christmas". Not actually a bad film at all, it's animated fairly charmingly and the story isn't too awful either.
The crowning glory of my bootleg collection is a double CD that has the Richard Harris 'Gulliver's Travels' on one side and one of the 3 animated Titanic bootlegs on the other. Now that film is a fucking crazy ride
My Gran used to buy 'What, not butter!' too. The idiots used an exclamation mark by accident.
I had no idea that the English ate so many beans, have they considered this in the Ozone depletion calculations?
We have baked beans, we just don't eat it on slices of bread, it's more of a gourmet meal.
Henry Ambrose wot u mean?
it is.
Henry Ambrose it really is.
Henry Ambrose dude, I love bake beans, but us Americans eat it like we do mac and cheese, without putting too much else on it. And you can get some fancy n bake beans. I never even thought of putting them on bread. I’m going to have to try that.
Was never a fan of baked beans myself, but the moral of the story for me is, competition is good.
Actually, in cases of food it tends to work out badly for producers such as farmers. Its an oligopsony meaning there are many sellers of food (farmers) and few buyers (large supermarket chains). Since they have way more influence on price, its the farmers that get fucked by intense competition, rarely the corporations.
Sultan Ijaz few buyers means there's fewer competition down the supply chain.
Titanium Rain supermarkets MNCs act as a more collusive buyer to get a better price with the suppliers but continue to compete as normal later in the process.
Dr. Fizz or Dr. Thunder for Dr. Pepper haha
Dr. Pop in Michigan
PassiveDestroyer I don't think that's a random off-brand variant, considering that restaurants will actually have on the menu instead of Dr. Pepper sometimes.
"Real doctor" Save Mart, California
Dr. Thunder sounds even way cooler
Asauz
Dr.K
(I once took a picture and edited it to say Dik)
God bless your dad! Man of action right there!
Last year we had the candy wars in Norway. It started with sales on candy for Halloween two years ago and it started again at Easter. The second years Easter the prices got so crazy it went as nasional news.
Stian Soisdal
you can buy sweets for as little as 1p per sweet here. there's a shop outside my school that's sells 100 sweets for £1
Meanwhile, in Scotland I am forced to live in a world where Freddos are 60p
Macdeas ikr
It's more cost efficient to just buy a regular Cadbury one
Off-Brand(y)
Someone make that a real alchohol
We used to buy 'What, no butter!' from Kwiksave. Aldi had an amazing Baileys knockoff for about 2 quid a litre that I think was called 'Irish Nights'.
Ballycastle is the aldi Bailey's it's well nice
Thanks, Mr. Smallwood for your service
i love Aldi's "Rolla Cola" 39p for 2L
*5 Minute Butter Tangent*
Robert Cop: The Furniture of Law Enforcement
My dad used to buy a Rice Krispie knock off called crispy rice
Yeah, Aldi sells it. It's one of few knockoffs that I dont mind because it such a simple food.
Words do not describe how much I love "unbelievable, this is not butter!"
The absolute best Dr. Pepper ripoff is an actual real soda that used to be known as Dr. Schnee
Penguin bars were nice then Aldi made Seal bars lol
Lidl’s Red Bull is called “Light Stimulation Drink”
Bootleg Bart, “Eat pant”
Iv heard that from soothouse
This is hands down my favorite fact fiend video
I'm writing an economics paper on this and you and the FactFiend team inspired it, cheers mate
Dr thunder is the best knock off brand soda ive ever have...
I literally bought some Dr Thunder at Walmart 30 minutes ago
I loved myself some "Wheat Bisks" back in the day
and Biskawheat
You missed “utterly butterly” 😉
Bless your dad.....I don't like beans but still, bless your dad. My daycare centre used to give us lunch and one day, it was Heinz beans. Me being the picky 4-year old I was, refused to eat the beans. The carers literally sat me down at the table and force-fed me, beans. I don't know if my current dislike for beans is a result of this or I just don't like beans but that day ruined beans for me.
I remover the what not butter, lol😂😂😂
In Canada President's Choice off-brand Oreos are called
"eat The Middle's first"
And I also seen Walmart brand Oreos called
Twist and Shout
Original Prongles "Once You Pop... THAT'S GREAT!"
there's an "after eight" rip of called "after dinner"
That line about babies not opening their food was magnifique
It's funny that the "what,not butter!?" has no questionmark like I did above!
My favorite off brand is fortnite
Ali-A Exposed Its not an off brand it was made in 2008.
JRTEKK the battle Royale is,
Off-brand Minecraft hunger games
Im surprised i need to explain myself Fortnite save the world was released July 25th 2017 The battle royal was released September 23rd 2017 The game was revealed in a very early state back in 2011. So in other words im making a joke.
+JRTEKK its called r/whooosh