The rare car becoming very common once you drive it in GTA was actually a memory limitation in Vice City since its easier for the game to load in the same model of cars vs multiple models of cars at once.
To be fair with child Charlie, older GTAs had car types spawn in clusters, so if you start seeing a type of car, you would see many others of the same type.
This actually happened in my city, Brisbane Australia, this whole clip takes place there. We are a country that runs on mining wealth and tradies so I doubt getting a loader would have been too hard. The loader driving over the train line actually caused enough damage to shut down the Ipswich line for a few days to repair the tracks. This all happened a few months ago
If i remember He drove it on to the tracks at east ipswich then ditched the front end loader about goodna with the police giving chase he then tried to swim across the river but got tried and swam back to the police.
Craziest part about Charlie explaining the frequency illusion is that I found out about it a few days ago, figured it was a pretty unknown thing, and now all of the sudden it seems like everyone I know is experiencing the same effect.
I think theres a bit of a hivemind effect too, like, whatever caused you to look it up in the first place, might have gotten other people to learn about it too. The same way capybaras went from relatively unmentioned animals to ridiculously prolific in what feels like a week
I worked at a pawn shop for more than a decade and you'd be surprised at the methods criminals use to rob the shop. We've had stolen semi trucks back into our front door, bollards be damned, and what they stole was far less than the damage they'd done.
The damage exceeding the gain for the thief adds insult to injury. The same applies to idiots that steal catalytic converters or cutting the copper electrical and plumbing out of unoccupied buildings.
If he'd kept the fork arms and just charged the cop after turning a corner he'd have gotten better results I think. The stealthy speed/dex meta is becoming less useful by the year. Destructive domestic terrorism/cop damaging meta is now king.
Fun fact about those loaders, they are comically easy to steal. If the operator doesnt just leave the keys in it it’s super easy to get a key for it since they have universal keys. Newer loaders usually have trackers and will shut off if they leave a certain area without permission, but that’s only a very recent technology if it’s even set up.
The Baader-Meinhof phenomenon is often incorrectly called an "illusion." It primarily happens when devs drop new updates and you're not paying attention to the changelog.
True… It’s crazy how many people I’ve seen dismiss Baader-Meinhoff phenomenon as just a coincidence/illusion. While Charlie’s GTA Vice City example was not technically Baader-Meinhoff (there was a game mechanic to spawn similar/same cars to the one being driven)… it’s a good example sorta. I always check the change log before I update to a new Life™️ patch.
Baader-Meinhoff (RAF) was a German terrorist organisation and carried out attacks, hostage-taking, murders and so on for decades. In 1994 someone reported in an online forum that he heard about this German terrorist organisation for the first time a few months ago and that he now reads and hears about it all the time. Several other users of the forum reported similar experiences. In 2006, Arnold Zwicky a recognised Stanford professor described this phenomenon as frequency illusion (a cognitive distortion). Since then, this has been the official name for it. So it is indeed an illusion
@@FiksIIanzO Haha I just skimmed the text and thought the term is apparently actually used in the gaming community for something else. I don't really know anything about it Edit: and also I hadn't watched the full video before 🤣 Just wanted to let the German 🇩🇪 smartass hang out about our best-known terrorist group (communists) 🤣
The most recent example I've had of the frequency illusion (there have been quite a few) is tied to my mother's job as a nurse. One of her patients in the ICU came from an incident involving someone bringing a machete into an Applebee's. After hearing that we found so many instances of people bringing machetes into different Applebee's restaurants when before we didn't even know that was something a person would think to do.
Machetes a popular weapon in South America bring south Americans here and they bring their customs too it's not a glitch in reality just Mexicans being Mexican
in grand theft auto if you are driving a model of car, it spawns more frequently on the road and in some cases, replaces some vehicles in the spawn list in order to reduce load as it wont have to render the entities from nothing
These intros that slowly unfold into the topic from a concept relating to your feeling about the topic are great. Charlie, you must be a great essay writer.
Im surprised it doesn't happen more often. This type of heavy equipment is often stored unlocked with the keys in the ignition. When I was a kid one of the neighborhood kids stole a bulldozer and ran over every mailbox on the way downhill to the beach.
@@jefftraboulsy8631 Orrrrr... he's a construction worker? School buses also aren't usually kept locked up in the yard, I know this because my Dad drives bus. But I mean... what kind of idiot steals a big yellow noisy thing with a tracker and a black box? Plus, the fuckers are difficult to drive if you've never driven them before, which means most people with half a brain wouldn't try driving them anyway. Usually people just steal the bits they can get from the outside. Can't stop them from doing that really. Oh, and, I know this is probably exclusive to school buses, but there's a button at the back of the bus you need to press before you can leave the bus, or else the horn just BLARES. Most people don't know that, I don't think. Maybe they could put something like that on construction equipment too. The secret "press me before you turn off the ignition and open the door" button.
the jump cut from the field to the railroad tracks was so random. The front loader can go anywhere and is only limited to ditches or cement barriers, and the mad lad chose railroad. What a legend
I think the most impressive part of this is how amazingly clear the camera quality is. Most security cameras look fuzzy with no color and impossible to look at.
Charlie is literally Hermes, the God of surveillance and scouting but instead of telling the gods what kind of misfortune or plague is coming, he let us know about the goofiest footages ever known to man at light speed
you must be great at parties; a sight to see, because when you go outside your room your grandma probably has a stroke because she thought you died in there and you've come back to ask for more pizza rolls
Yo, I really appreciate how you describe the clips you show in such detail. I often listen to them when I'm out of the room, so I don't feel the need to run back in to catch every bit of action or fear missing something. Not to mention eyesight troubles run in my family, so I know that your videos will be more accessible to me than most if I should ever inherit those problems. Thanks a bunch man!
This is my town! He drove up the railway tracks to a suburb about 8k away and the whole thing ended in the creekbed behind my friends house. I remember seeing it on social media and thinking it was from somewhere in the deep north of Queensland, where shit is wilder, but had to go into the dealership for work the day after it happened, and I was wondering why they had a massive window boarded up, and they told me that it was because of this. I can't believe I saw this on Charlie's channel. The service station across the road also featured on Moto Stars once too. This has made my day.
To be honest, there was a huge spike of these crimes here in Northern Ireland for a while 😅 They had to put concrete slabs on either side of ATM machines to stop front loaders lifting them. 🇮🇪
1:15 I thought immediately about GTA and NO it's not an allusion. GTA only loads a couple of cars into your RAM, which means that you see the same cars for 10min. on average and they switch them slowly. So when you saw that one car you wanted, it loaded into the RAM and it would spawn frequently. The PS2 had 32-64MB RAM (I think) So GTA would load only 6-8 different cars into the RAM, because everything you see goes also into the RAM, so that your CPU can process it. The game is stored on the Disc or hard-drive but the CPU can only process the stuff in the RAM... Sorry for the bad English but I hope you understood it 😂😅
Can confirm, the dirt bike heist comes from the second best city in the world, Ipswich, not far off Brisbane in Australia. If you want more wild stuff like this Gold Coast, Logan, and Caboolture/Redcliffe area will keep you entertained.
Achievement Hunter learned that years ago when they had a challange to find a Faggio and it took them forever then 10 seconds later boom, pissed them off@@I1p
the gta thing is different than the psychological phenomenon. old school gta had a limit to the amount of cars it could render, so whatever car you drive it would spawn more to save resources.
@realyozthat “joke” is so bad, I’d be surprised if you laughed at it yourself. The worst bit is Charlie knew himself it was a game mechanic so how could you “expose” him
This was in my town! My coworkers had an impromptu crew meeting the next morning where we all sat and watched the footage and cheered when the bugger drove past our work and we got free publicity. One of the only things to come from this place to be proud of 👏
From 4th grade to my freshman year of college I have moved 5 times. Each place that I’ve lived i have always noticed something. A pink Mitsubishi mirage. Whether it be parked next to me at the grocery store, driving down the street in the opposite direction, or in my neighbors driveway. I always thought it was weird since it is a very peculiar car. What caught my attention however was the fact that the car wasn’t just “similar” to the other pink mitsubishi mirages, it was the same car. The same license plate, the same hole in the back bumper, the. same. car. i figured that on the 5th time i moved, over 48 miles away from where i lived before, that i would never see it again. And I didn’t for a good long while, until my grandmother died. I took my mom to the store so she wouldn’t be alone, and right across the street, facing us, was the pink mitsubishi mirage. I now associate that car with death, and nothing good happens when it crosses my path.
This happened in a small town I live near in Denmark as well. Except the thieves targeted a bank and stole the ATM. All they got was painted money so I don't really understand their rationale. They did destroy the front of the bank and a restaurant they accidentality backed into on the small street, with guests watching from inside.
Oh, this is actually pretty common. I'm on a construction project, and in the past six months that I've been there, we've had heavy machinery stolen on three separate occasions. The first time it happened, I also thought it really couldn't be that common. Then my buddy told me that it had happened a couple weeks before i got there as well.
Depends. You could say "murder is pretty common" but obviously different states and cities vary drastically. Not everyone deals with constant theft of large machinery only some people do.
I actually worked at an IT company not even 2 minutes up the road from this dealership and saw the aftermath of this event on the drive into work the morning after. I was confused AF until me and all my colleagues collectively lost our shit when we found the news article and chase footage online later that day. They breed them different in West Ipswich man 🤣
I live in Ipswich and work around West Ipswich a bit. Postie. I've delivered mail to your company lots too. How cool was this to see on Charlie's channel!
01:13 Depending when it was, it could have also simply been a matter of RAM limitations. eg, I was playing GTA III one day (PS2, circa 2002) and found that if you stop traffic it only takes a handful of cars to build up before the game runs out of vehicle "slots" and the entire city is dead-empty until those cars get a chance to unload.
I think these sort of crimes has always happened more often than you'd think. The increase in high quality security cameras combined with how easily videos can go viral has probably just brought more attention to them.
That's a very common argument, but it's just not the case. People would have heard about these crimes back in the day too. Things could go "viral" in the 70's even. Everybody had tv's, and most people watched the news for their entertainment. Stories like these are highly entertaining and would definitely make the news. Security cameras were popular by the 90's even, but this phenomena seems to be unique to the 2020's. It's probably down to the fact that America's population's IQ has dropped significantly, and crime has increased significantly. This particular crime didn't happen in America, but America's cities are where most of these insane stories come from. People are way too quick to accept the comforting answer of, "This has always been the case, you just didn't know about it." It's easier to accept that than to confront the hard truth; things are getting worse.
The frequency illusion is also more commonly refered to as: "Selective perception -is the unconscious process by which people screen, select, and notice objects in their environment. During this process, information tends to be selectively perceived in ways that align with existing attitudes, beliefs, and goals."
Thanks guys, I didn't even know this was a thing, I thought I was "special" lol at noticing things like this, I guess we really are all pretty much the same
This motorbike theft was near Ipswich Queensland back in 2021. It ended up cancelling passenger trains for 2 days due to them damaging signal equipment.
I think the idea here is the fact that heavy machinery is one of the least expected threats against property and thus might be effective. No one could obviously carry something like a motorcycle that quickly unless you do some GTA-type maneuver like that.
I've "stolen" my neighbors Harley with two skate boards before. Took me 7 minutes to walk from my house to his, load it up, and walk to bike back to my garage. He freaked tf out and called the cops. And then I let him know he had a fresh set of wheels ready to go The mf paid me to change his wheels and tires for him, and then forgot...well he wasn't home and I was busy doing other things that day so I wanted to get it done real quick Point is. Stealing bikes is easy
Uh no dude. The idea is that it's easy. Construction vehicles are way easier to steal than normal vehicles. They have basic locks and are left sitting out in the open overnight. Its low hanging fruit it's easy to steal. Which is why it's usually dumber people who do it. It is Not an effective way to do things it's just an easy way. But they're big loud and slow. If you watch videos of people doing this stuff you'll see a lot more stupid people doing ridiculous things than smart ones being clever about it. Smarter criminals committ smarter crimes. Because Yes this is expected. Brute force is brute force it's expected. Most ATMs don't hold a lot of cash in them directly because of this exact reason. It's not uncommon at all, it's mostly done by dumb people, and they very rarely get things that are worth all the trouble and risk they went through.
You'd be surprised at how much heavy machinery all uses the same exact key. You can buy a keyring online with the keys for practically every and any piece of heavy machinery you could encounter, from golf carts to excavators.
Working on a bus yard I've seen it myself, got to a point where for a while we rewired the starters on the buses so if you turned the key and just pressed the starter the horn would blast unless you pushed a hidden button under the steering column
In a past life as a security manager my company used to rent out immobilization devices and tamper alarms to construction companies when they were in town, because their vehicles were always a target simply because of how easy they were to steal.
I was stocking a grocery store overnight and a huge front loader broke through the glass near the cashes and just picked up the ATM and left lol. Its happened 3 times in a year in my small city.
I think it’s really jarring to see heavy heavy machinery used in such violent and dramatic ways. Like the only time you see construction tools is when they’re being used in construction, and there’s this certain relaxed, slow moving look to them. But I’m always so enamored when I see them used for crime bc this kind of machinery is so powerful and over the top for the mission at hand, it’s just so funny
When I worked on heavy equipment I learned that if you have a key for a certain brand it will work on most of them, so you could go to a construction yard and start up any of the equipment if you have the same brand key. I always wondered why more people didn’t steal them if it was so easy.
I love how Charlie refers to the human brain as "noodle" and how he uses "hog wild" instead of "crazy" as well as using some other words that i've never heard anyone say before like "hoopla" and "doubloons" and "wacky" and many more.
The Vice City thing is just a limitation from the ps2 eras. Its hard for the game to constantly bring up random cars so when its low on memory it'll just bring up cars that are already loaded and your car is the one it'll use
@@maxbracegirdle9990 You are though. Saying this bug happened because of ps2's limitation implies newer gta's on stronger platforms don't have this problem anymore, whilst they do.
@@GRT-Versley I'm not though. I said it's a limitation from the ps2 era, not that this happened because of the limitations of the ps2. And it's not a bug either. They originally wanted to have a set spawn rate for each vehicle, but this was too hard on the ps2, so a way of saving RAM was to lump cars into groups and pull from those. They then continued this practice all the way up to GTA V as a way to still save RAM to put it to use in other places. If you have a PC, you can easily get mods to have a more equal car spawn rate
As someone who used to work with heavy machinery, a lot of that stuff usually either doesn't need or have the keys left in them permanently, and I remember thinking how easy it would be to steal a forklift if you wanted to and had a place to take it.
Thats like when I learn a new word in english(which isn't very common as I've been speaking english since I was 9 and I'm 16 now) and there on after I hear other people using the word way more, I actually never knew about this psychological phenomenon. Ty Charlie
This is the raw power of forklift certification but this one is unrefined in his methods, with more training almost anything is possible being forklift certified
This reminds me of a time where in a neighboring town, some guy ripped an ATM out of the wall of a gas station with a car (I'm presuming a truck), and dragged it around the city. The result was the entire wall was missing and the gas station being shut down for about a year to fix the wall (more or less).
Charlie. This is a extremely common crime. From someone that has worked around heavy machinery most of their life. Not many rob actual stores though. Mainly places with fences they can run over.
The car thing was very relatable for me and never heard this phenomenon and theory. My dad bought a new car recently, I helped him make his choice and get the right choice, and only after he bought it, i noticed there were loads of them! (not all the same year/accessories/ect but all the same make and model!)
1:20 that’s not frequency illusion I think. In gta 4 if you are driving the infernus (fast and rare car) it increases the frequency of their spawn rate. Idk if it’s the same as vice city but it probably is
Somebody stole a dump truck, skidsteer and trailer around 20 years ago. They spent a several hours driving through the front of various gas stations with the skidsteer, loading the ATM into the dump truck and heading off to the next one. They found the equipment parked on a different jobsite from where it was stolen 2 days later and as far as I know never found the ATMs.
The amount of times Charlie says "Front End Loader" is making me laugh too hard. Looking forward to in 2 weeks when we get the "I became a Front End Loader god" video.
Yeh, i remember when this was on TV, i believe this is a few years old. The front-end loader i think is either his own or a company he works for. By the looks of it he was trying to load and hide the bikes into the back of the dump truck and then probably load up the dozer and hope no one would suspect him.
for a long time, even till now, if you owned a CAT or any other heavy machine key, you could start any machine. many of us heavy duty techs even had our own keys to use on any vehicle
This kind of phenomenon mainly happened to me via words. Whenever I'd end up experiencing a word I've never known about throughout my life, it'd always seem to pop up some time later, even from things that had existed years ago, acting as if it'd always been there when I only now just discovered it.
When I saw the video last week, I was hoping this Australian masterpiece would be part of the list. Glad to see Charlie got to witness and share the video
it's like hearing a song for the first time in a long time on the radio and then hearing it in the store while shopping for clothes and then hearing it in music class and then at home and then it randomly queues on your spotify
1:25 It is in fact a optimization mechanic within the game. The game only loads a handful of possible cars to memory, from where it pools the oncoming traffic. And one of those slots has to be the one car you are driving, since it has to load that car for you to drive it. So now the rare car you spent hours finding is "permanently" loaded to memory and the game uses that as one of the "random" cars it spawn, hence you get that rare car much more frequently.
The Frequency Illusion is one of my favorites. I always enjoy catching myself falling for psychological tricks. or maybe it was evolved. Better to notice that thing that caught your interest again and again. Probably evolved for threat identification. “That new thing i saw seems dangerous, oh, it seems that new thing is fairly common around here” Probably more advantageous when we were migrating
Its like the train derailments, people would legit pull up every single screw up by the rail industry for publicity. If you want someone to blame for the train derailments blame the US favoring smog spewing metal birds over improving our rail network. You can't crash a train into a building and the rail industry has more promise if it was held to the same damn standard.
@@Logan-zp8bi i doubt the rail network has much to blame on the Plane Industry for it lack of attention is been getting when they service two very different fields, if anything, the they would blame the Interstate highway and it’s truckers
in my hometown in i think it was 1992 during a major blizzard a backhoe busted down a wall to the grocery store and scooped up the safe and made off. they eventually found the safe busted open after the thief attempted to dump it in a pond, but he was never caught to my knowledge.
This happens to me a lot with games, like i will play a game and think its cool and then i start seeing people talk about it and references to it EVERYWHERE
about 10 years ago or so they were building a new wal mart on a lets say "boujie" side of town. it was mildly developed at the time. well one of the guys left the keys in a bob cat skidsteer amongst other heavy equipment. some dudes basically went there, joy rided them, got them stuck and left. it was a big story for my small city of 100k. they never caught the guys and at the same time its like why are these idiots leaving the keys in them? "oh its a nice neighborhood they would never try to steal this" well about 6 years after the incident i was at a local bar and was talking to this dude who ive talked to in the past but it was more of a bar buddy situation. turns out he was one of the guys and gave me full detail about it all and how they got away when the cops pulled up to search the spot. i mean was it wrong for them to do that? sure. but you leave heavy equipment un attended at night and a bunch of mountain bikers/bmx guys roll up to party in a construction spot well guess what happens lmao. they didnt steal them or anything, just a bunch of punk kids fucking around. the construction company deserved that shit at that point lmao.
What's funny is my boss gets pissed if we pull the keys from the machines, although the other day he had us make sure to pull the key and lock one when we have another machine on that site with the same exact key and had us leave the key in that one smh
This phenomenon happens often to me. For example, a friend started saying "dogwater" often and I hadn't heard that before. And then I started hearing it in almost every video
The heavy equipment use keys that are usually specific to the brand so it’s not hard to have a key to another piece of equipment and use it to “steal” another piece of equipment
In Germany it's actually pretty common to steal heavy machinery (including trucks and tractors) to run in store fronts or warehouses. They leave the stolen vehicle at the scene and flee in a car or on foot tho
Frequency illusion is interesting because the Recommendation system really does work on frequencies and probabilities. So even though the forklift example could be an illusion you basically bring it to life because you shared it then 100K people watched it then they will have their own frequency illusion and they will have their own and their own and suddenly everyone is ACTUALLY talking about forklifts.
Charlie is in deep trouble when Ernst-Volker Staub, Daniela Klette and Burkhard Garweg find out that Charlie butchered the names of their dear friends and leaders… Seems that the RAF will rise again , but this time in Florida. Makes sense with all the Exil Cubans there I guess.
Crazy hey. I used to work at the Dominos up the road, was kind of surreal seeing this footage the first time but somehow more surreal seeing charlie cover it.
The GTA Vice City cars phenomenon was programmed into the game. Vice City changed what cars you saw on the road based on what car you were driving and what mission you were doing. It was initially thought to be a memory limitation, but there are several missions where certain cars simply appear frequently, and others (like the garage where you take wishlisted cars for a bonus payout) where certain cars are made intentionally more rare.
I drive some of this stuff. It's actually not that surprising when you find out a lot of equipment use a universal key, and also funnily it's often not hard to steal because of the whole "put on high vis and pretend you belong" strat. I've seen an excavator loaded onto a truck and stolen in broad daylight because everyone just assumed the guys doing it were meant to be doing what they were doing.
perfect example of frequency illusion is when you watch a movie with an actor in a major role that you have never seen before, and then all the sudden he appears in EVERYTHING.
That happened in Brisbane, Australia a couple of years ago, it was a Benny Hill moment for sure. It ended up a foot chase when he got the loader bogged. No skunks in OZ so that wouldn't work. People have been doing this for quite some time, FELs do a good job of carving ATM out of walls but anyone with half a brain would drop the loot into a more suitable gateway vehicle and abandon the FEL.
I used to think this happened to me all the time when I would learn new words, but I would actually turn out that everybody had watched the same show on TV that week and had just decided that word had always been part of their lexicon.
I always called this "The magnet effect" although I think that is technically something else. For example: When you learn a new word you had never heard before and then it pops up naturally 4 times in week.. like a magnet bringing the word to you...
could also be a case of copycat crimes, like that time there was a bank heist where they dug underneath from a building beside the bank, after that news broke out there were several similar break-ins even in my own country
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The rare car becoming very common once you drive it in GTA was actually a memory limitation in Vice City since its easier for the game to load in the same model of cars vs multiple models of cars at once.
Exactly what I was gonna write😂 la noire same thing. Great games for sure
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
Have you never played gta4
Every GTA game since GTA 3 does this, although in 5 it's car type as opposed to the specific model you're driving (sports car, sedan, SUV etc)
Gta 4 was infamous for that
To be fair with child Charlie, older GTAs had car types spawn in clusters, so if you start seeing a type of car, you would see many others of the same type.
Yeah, but there are normal examples without that as reasoning
Driving around in the car would also cause the game to spawn more of that car. This is how I would get the Infernus to spawn in traffic in GTA IV.
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
no, charlie is just crazy
@@p-__ ok
This actually happened in my city, Brisbane Australia, this whole clip takes place there. We are a country that runs on mining wealth and tradies so I doubt getting a loader would have been too hard. The loader driving over the train line actually caused enough damage to shut down the Ipswich line for a few days to repair the tracks. This all happened a few months ago
If he stole that thing in Geebung and hit a bike shop in Ipswich, he must have done some serious miles in it
@@tpbrcombo I think it actually went so far it shut the rosewood line lol, so even further
If i remember He drove it on to the tracks at east ipswich then ditched the front end loader about goodna with the police giving chase he then tried to swim across the river but got tried and swam back to the police.
@@bruceismay5440 either way I wish you wouldn’t claim Ipswich as part of Brisbane. 😂
@@tpbrcombo it’s as much a part of greater Brisbane as my home in the Redlands is
Craziest part about Charlie explaining the frequency illusion is that I found out about it a few days ago, figured it was a pretty unknown thing, and now all of the sudden it seems like everyone I know is experiencing the same effect.
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Frequency illusion about the frequency illusion!
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frequency illusion illusion
I think theres a bit of a hivemind effect too, like, whatever caused you to look it up in the first place, might have gotten other people to learn about it too. The same way capybaras went from relatively unmentioned animals to ridiculously prolific in what feels like a week
I worked at a pawn shop for more than a decade and you'd be surprised at the methods criminals use to rob the shop.
We've had stolen semi trucks back into our front door, bollards be damned, and what they stole was far less than the damage they'd done.
Maybe they got my guitar.
@realyoz and still you are here
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The damage exceeding the gain for the thief adds insult to injury. The same applies to idiots that steal catalytic converters or cutting the copper electrical and plumbing out of unoccupied buildings.
@@inkognito3145don’t interact with the bots
Interesting strat, most getaway drivers minmax for speed or disguise stats, but going Strength and HP might open up a niche in the meta
If he'd kept the fork arms and just charged the cop after turning a corner he'd have gotten better results I think. The stealthy speed/dex meta is becoming less useful by the year. Destructive domestic terrorism/cop damaging meta is now king.
@@kyleguajardo hell yeah, turn those 12 years into a death sentence!!! go big or go home baby!!!!!!
Unfortunately some people p2w, as in armed robbery, the method is extremely efficient exp-wise because of how much money are in the banks.
Not a getaway vehicle but going all in on strength & HP reminds me of the Kill-Dozer.
@realyoznot another stupid YFGA
Fun fact about those loaders, they are comically easy to steal. If the operator doesnt just leave the keys in it it’s super easy to get a key for it since they have universal keys. Newer loaders usually have trackers and will shut off if they leave a certain area without permission, but that’s only a very recent technology if it’s even set up.
The Baader-Meinhof phenomenon is often incorrectly called an "illusion." It primarily happens when devs drop new updates and you're not paying attention to the changelog.
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True… It’s crazy how many people I’ve seen dismiss Baader-Meinhoff phenomenon as just a coincidence/illusion. While Charlie’s GTA Vice City example was not technically Baader-Meinhoff (there was a game mechanic to spawn similar/same cars to the one being driven)… it’s a good example sorta.
I always check the change log before I update to a new Life™️ patch.
Baader-Meinhoff (RAF) was a German terrorist organisation and carried out attacks, hostage-taking, murders and so on for decades. In 1994 someone reported in an online forum that he heard about this German terrorist organisation for the first time a few months ago and that he now reads and hears about it all the time. Several other users of the forum reported similar experiences. In 2006, Arnold Zwicky a recognised Stanford professor described this phenomenon as frequency illusion (a cognitive distortion). Since then, this has been the official name for it. So it is indeed an illusion
@@sehu1291 Oooh, oooh, oooh! Do I get to "r/whooosh" now?
@@FiksIIanzO Haha I just skimmed the text and thought the term is apparently actually used in the gaming community for something else. I don't really know anything about it Edit: and also I hadn't watched the full video before 🤣 Just wanted to let the German 🇩🇪 smartass hang out about our best-known terrorist group (communists) 🤣
A tradesman using a front end loader to steal a couple dirt bikes might be the most Australian thing I’ve ever seen 😂😂😂
Nothing Aussie about it you clown 🤦♂️🤡
The most recent example I've had of the frequency illusion (there have been quite a few) is tied to my mother's job as a nurse. One of her patients in the ICU came from an incident involving someone bringing a machete into an Applebee's. After hearing that we found so many instances of people bringing machetes into different Applebee's restaurants when before we didn't even know that was something a person would think to do.
I used to work at an Applebee's and that sounds about right
it's machete at applebees monday !
Machetes a popular weapon in South America bring south Americans here and they bring their customs too it's not a glitch in reality just Mexicans being Mexican
@@Dankestdingus13mexico is not in south america...
@@Vulcan. well, it's south of America so South America. Easy geography
in grand theft auto if you are driving a model of car, it spawns more frequently on the road and in some cases, replaces some vehicles in the spawn list in order to reduce load as it wont have to render the entities from nothing
These intros that slowly unfold into the topic from a concept relating to your feeling about the topic are great. Charlie, you must be a great essay writer.
Im surprised it doesn't happen more often. This type of heavy equipment is often stored unlocked with the keys in the ignition. When I was a kid one of the neighborhood kids stole a bulldozer and ran over every mailbox on the way downhill to the beach.
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
only in nice areas, it gets locked up in the hood trust me
@@TheBananamongeronly way he could know. Obviously he's a thug.
@@jefftraboulsy8631 Orrrrr... he's a construction worker?
School buses also aren't usually kept locked up in the yard, I know this because my Dad drives bus. But I mean... what kind of idiot steals a big yellow noisy thing with a tracker and a black box? Plus, the fuckers are difficult to drive if you've never driven them before, which means most people with half a brain wouldn't try driving them anyway.
Usually people just steal the bits they can get from the outside. Can't stop them from doing that really.
Oh, and, I know this is probably exclusive to school buses, but there's a button at the back of the bus you need to press before you can leave the bus, or else the horn just BLARES. Most people don't know that, I don't think. Maybe they could put something like that on construction equipment too. The secret "press me before you turn off the ignition and open the door" button.
@@theworldoflivvy3150 nah
He a thug
the jump cut from the field to the railroad tracks was so random. The front loader can go anywhere and is only limited to ditches or cement barriers, and the mad lad chose railroad. What a legend
He really fucked the tracks too
@realyozshut up dude we don’t care
Random? Field?? That was a service road right next to the tracks... Not much of a jump and not random.
The Vice City thing is indeed a game mechanic. It spawns more of what you're currently in.
1:26 is actually a game mechanic but the principal is the same lol
I think the most impressive part of this is how amazingly clear the camera quality is. Most security cameras look fuzzy with no color and impossible to look at.
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FOR REAL THOUGH
bros everywhere
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Charlie is literally Hermes, the God of surveillance and scouting but instead of telling the gods what kind of misfortune or plague is coming, he let us know about the goofiest footages ever known to man at light speed
If he was literally Hermes, his name would be Hermes.
@@ferretyluv technically right. The worst kind of right .
you must be great at parties; a sight to see, because when you go outside your room your grandma probably has a stroke because she thought you died in there and you've come back to ask for more pizza rolls
You're LITERALLY comparing him to a god. I think that's called "idolization"
=3 but actually good
Yo, I really appreciate how you describe the clips you show in such detail. I often listen to them when I'm out of the room, so I don't feel the need to run back in to catch every bit of action or fear missing something. Not to mention eyesight troubles run in my family, so I know that your videos will be more accessible to me than most if I should ever inherit those problems. Thanks a bunch man!
7:17 bro should’ve disguised as a sun bear
This is my town! He drove up the railway tracks to a suburb about 8k away and the whole thing ended in the creekbed behind my friends house. I remember seeing it on social media and thinking it was from somewhere in the deep north of Queensland, where shit is wilder, but had to go into the dealership for work the day after it happened, and I was wondering why they had a massive window boarded up, and they told me that it was because of this. I can't believe I saw this on Charlie's channel. The service station across the road also featured on Moto Stars once too. This has made my day.
happened in Ispwich, South West/East of Brisbane.
that makes sense cause that train station looked wayy too familiar pff
UP THE SWITCH 🎉🎉🎉
Ippyyyyyy. My fellow 2 header.
@@HotHungJock nah mate don’t be like that
To be honest, there was a huge spike of these crimes here in Northern Ireland for a while 😅 They had to put concrete slabs on either side of ATM machines to stop front loaders lifting them. 🇮🇪
Better than the last spree of car-related crimes in North Ireland…
Man specifies northern ireland then throws the Irish flag in 😅 yeppaaaa 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
@@robertclarkson3499 You know yourself it's a heated debate that doesn't need to be on this comment section 🤣🤣🤣 🇮🇪
@bconvery571 united ireland 2024🇮🇪 🙌
ha it’s all making sense now
1:15 I thought immediately about GTA and NO it's not an allusion. GTA only loads a couple of cars into your RAM, which means that you see the same cars for 10min. on average and they switch them slowly. So when you saw that one car you wanted, it loaded into the RAM and it would spawn frequently. The PS2 had 32-64MB RAM (I think) So GTA would load only 6-8 different cars into the RAM, because everything you see goes also into the RAM, so that your CPU can process it. The game is stored on the Disc or hard-drive but the CPU can only process the stuff in the RAM...
Sorry for the bad English but I hope you understood it 😂😅
Can confirm, the dirt bike heist comes from the second best city in the world, Ipswich, not far off Brisbane in Australia.
If you want more wild stuff like this Gold Coast, Logan, and Caboolture/Redcliffe area will keep you entertained.
It is in fact a GTA 5 game mechanic where the 'spawn pool' of vehicles loading in nearby is based upon type you are driving.
Omg yeah, just realized that existed
I think it also varies depending on what location you are in the map. Pretty sure GTA IV also had this.
Achievement Hunter learned that years ago when they had a challange to find a Faggio and it took them forever then 10 seconds later boom, pissed them off@@I1p
@realyozyou have one thousand comments on this channel, just stop watching already
@realyoz I don't quiet understand what u mean by that?
the gta thing is different than the psychological phenomenon. old school gta had a limit to the amount of cars it could render, so whatever car you drive it would spawn more to save resources.
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
Put blue dye in your eyes dummy
Why is everyone saying old school gta titles, this happens in gta 5 aswell
@realyozthat “joke” is so bad, I’d be surprised if you laughed at it yourself. The worst bit is Charlie knew himself it was a game mechanic so how could you “expose” him
@@Jib06it‘s a bot
@6:37 This took place in Queensland, Australia. No skunks in Australia, unfortunately (they’re a North American animal)
This was in my town!
My coworkers had an impromptu crew meeting the next morning where we all sat and watched the footage and cheered when the bugger drove past our work and we got free publicity.
One of the only things to come from this place to be proud of 👏
From 4th grade to my freshman year of college I have moved 5 times. Each place that I’ve lived i have always noticed something. A pink Mitsubishi mirage. Whether it be parked next to me at the grocery store, driving down the street in the opposite direction, or in my neighbors driveway. I always thought it was weird since it is a very peculiar car. What caught my attention however was the fact that the car wasn’t just “similar” to the other pink mitsubishi mirages, it was the same car. The same license plate, the same hole in the back bumper, the. same. car. i figured that on the 5th time i moved, over 48 miles away from where i lived before, that i would never see it again. And I didn’t for a good long while, until my grandmother died. I took my mom to the store so she wouldn’t be alone, and right across the street, facing us, was the pink mitsubishi mirage. I now associate that car with death, and nothing good happens when it crosses my path.
Was there anyone even driving it? Even so, that’s still pretty scary.
Hey thats a good question@@Mr_HammerExe
Lmaooo cap 🧢
@@GravitonAllNightLong how can you prove it??
It's just your assigned FBI spy, no worries
This happened in a small town I live near in Denmark as well. Except the thieves targeted a bank and stole the ATM. All they got was painted money so I don't really understand their rationale. They did destroy the front of the bank and a restaurant they accidentality backed into on the small street, with guests watching from inside.
Owls need HUGS
You act like you need an excuse to destroy a bank.
Oh, this is actually pretty common. I'm on a construction project, and in the past six months that I've been there, we've had heavy machinery stolen on three separate occasions. The first time it happened, I also thought it really couldn't be that common. Then my buddy told me that it had happened a couple weeks before i got there as well.
Depends. You could say "murder is pretty common" but obviously different states and cities vary drastically. Not everyone deals with constant theft of large machinery only some people do.
0:42 I legit was looking for the name of this thing yesterday. I do believe we live in a matrix now. This happens waaay too often.
not only is charlie a successful actor, he's also an excellent news reporter
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
@@p-__ my cvm tastes better then his trust me i tasted it
I just came here to hang with the botses.
doing spins on it
@@zeldafreak1975I'd miss them if they were gone at this point
I actually worked at an IT company not even 2 minutes up the road from this dealership and saw the aftermath of this event on the drive into work the morning after.
I was confused AF until me and all my colleagues collectively lost our shit when we found the news article and chase footage online later that day.
They breed them different in West Ipswich man 🤣
I live in Ipswich and work around West Ipswich a bit. Postie. I've delivered mail to your company lots too. How cool was this to see on Charlie's channel!
I know that IT company. One of my mates worked there when I worked at EB games. I now work at a pub where they do our IT and will come in for drinks.
What Lorem Ipsum county name is that
Ah Ipswich, that makes tons of sense
@@jaidendetering8734Only thing ik about Ipswich is W2S doesn't like yall
01:13 Depending when it was, it could have also simply been a matter of RAM limitations.
eg, I was playing GTA III one day (PS2, circa 2002) and found that if you stop traffic it only takes a handful of cars to build up before the game runs out of vehicle "slots" and the entire city is dead-empty until those cars get a chance to unload.
"He's rippin' some gnarly maneuvers"
I think these sort of crimes has always happened more often than you'd think. The increase in high quality security cameras combined with how easily videos can go viral has probably just brought more attention to them.
Seeing what people get away with today still just makes me think how easy crime must’ve been in the 70s
In Ireland we hear about some lad stealing an ATM with a tractor or a digger once a year nearly
Yep. It's the _everything gets filmed now illusion._
And here i thought it was because of voting blue.
That's a very common argument, but it's just not the case. People would have heard about these crimes back in the day too. Things could go "viral" in the 70's even. Everybody had tv's, and most people watched the news for their entertainment. Stories like these are highly entertaining and would definitely make the news. Security cameras were popular by the 90's even, but this phenomena seems to be unique to the 2020's.
It's probably down to the fact that America's population's IQ has dropped significantly, and crime has increased significantly. This particular crime didn't happen in America, but America's cities are where most of these insane stories come from. People are way too quick to accept the comforting answer of, "This has always been the case, you just didn't know about it." It's easier to accept that than to confront the hard truth; things are getting worse.
The frequency illusion is also more commonly refered to as:
"Selective perception
-is the unconscious process by which people screen, select, and notice objects in their environment. During this process, information tends to be selectively perceived in ways that align with existing attitudes, beliefs, and goals."
I thought it was called the Baader-Meinhof effect
@@ichards7802
It can have two names
@@chinsaw2727 yeah of course, I just thought Baader-Meinhof is the name that it is most commonly referred to. Not "Selective Perception".
Thanks guys, I didn't even know this was a thing, I thought I was "special" lol at noticing things like this, I guess we really are all pretty much the same
It's like when you buy a car, you then notice that car model everywhere.
This motorbike theft was near Ipswich Queensland back in 2021. It ended up cancelling passenger trains for 2 days due to them damaging signal equipment.
thanks for making aware for the frequency illusion
I think the idea here is the fact that heavy machinery is one of the least expected threats against property and thus might be effective. No one could obviously carry something like a motorcycle that quickly unless you do some GTA-type maneuver like that.
I've "stolen" my neighbors Harley with two skate boards before. Took me 7 minutes to walk from my house to his, load it up, and walk to bike back to my garage.
He freaked tf out and called the cops. And then I let him know he had a fresh set of wheels ready to go
The mf paid me to change his wheels and tires for him, and then forgot...well he wasn't home and I was busy doing other things that day so I wanted to get it done real quick
Point is. Stealing bikes is easy
Uh no dude. The idea is that it's easy. Construction vehicles are way easier to steal than normal vehicles. They have basic locks and are left sitting out in the open overnight. Its low hanging fruit it's easy to steal. Which is why it's usually dumber people who do it. It is Not an effective way to do things it's just an easy way. But they're big loud and slow. If you watch videos of people doing this stuff you'll see a lot more stupid people doing ridiculous things than smart ones being clever about it. Smarter criminals committ smarter crimes. Because Yes this is expected. Brute force is brute force it's expected. Most ATMs don't hold a lot of cash in them directly because of this exact reason. It's not uncommon at all, it's mostly done by dumb people, and they very rarely get things that are worth all the trouble and risk they went through.
You'd be surprised at how much heavy machinery all uses the same exact key. You can buy a keyring online with the keys for practically every and any piece of heavy machinery you could encounter, from golf carts to excavators.
@realyozI exposed myself
YEP! just get a CAT key and you can start 80% of the plant on most job sites :D
its legit 12 dollars to have one shipped to me rn.... no wonder people are doing this
Working on a bus yard I've seen it myself, got to a point where for a while we rewired the starters on the buses so if you turned the key and just pressed the starter the horn would blast unless you pushed a hidden button under the steering column
In a past life as a security manager my company used to rent out immobilization devices and tamper alarms to construction companies when they were in town, because their vehicles were always a target simply because of how easy they were to steal.
I was stocking a grocery store overnight and a huge front loader broke through the glass near the cashes and just picked up the ATM and left lol. Its happened 3 times in a year in my small city.
I'm more surprised this doesn't happen every summer. A lot of operators leave keys in the cab
I think it’s really jarring to see heavy heavy machinery used in such violent and dramatic ways. Like the only time you see construction tools is when they’re being used in construction, and there’s this certain relaxed, slow moving look to them. But I’m always so enamored when I see them used for crime bc this kind of machinery is so powerful and over the top for the mission at hand, it’s just so funny
Fr lol
The epitome of this is when you get your first car and start to notice people with the same car so much more than before.
Yup. Suddenly everyone in the neighborhood is driving a 1990s Honda Civic
When I worked on heavy equipment I learned that if you have a key for a certain brand it will work on most of them, so you could go to a construction yard and start up any of the equipment if you have the same brand key. I always wondered why more people didn’t steal them if it was so easy.
Thats been happening to me recently with those weird open cars with the one wheel in the back
I love how Charlie refers to the human brain as "noodle" and how he uses "hog wild" instead of "crazy" as well as using some other words that i've never heard anyone say before like "hoopla" and "doubloons" and "wacky" and many more.
his lexicon is my absolute fav out of any creator or actual person i know lmao
The Vice City thing is just a limitation from the ps2 eras. Its hard for the game to constantly bring up random cars so when its low on memory it'll just bring up cars that are already loaded and your car is the one it'll use
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
Then why is it also a thing on gta 5 pc and all the other gta's, it's not vice city exclusive.
@@GRT-Versley I never said it was a Vice City exclusive...
@@maxbracegirdle9990 You are though. Saying this bug happened because of ps2's limitation implies newer gta's on stronger platforms don't have this problem anymore, whilst they do.
@@GRT-Versley I'm not though. I said it's a limitation from the ps2 era, not that this happened because of the limitations of the ps2. And it's not a bug either. They originally wanted to have a set spawn rate for each vehicle, but this was too hard on the ps2, so a way of saving RAM was to lump cars into groups and pull from those. They then continued this practice all the way up to GTA V as a way to still save RAM to put it to use in other places. If you have a PC, you can easily get mods to have a more equal car spawn rate
As someone who used to work with heavy machinery, a lot of that stuff usually either doesn't need or have the keys left in them permanently, and I remember thinking how easy it would be to steal a forklift if you wanted to and had a place to take it.
Thats like when I learn a new word in english(which isn't very common as I've been speaking english since I was 9 and I'm 16 now) and there on after I hear other people using the word way more, I actually never knew about this psychological phenomenon. Ty Charlie
charlie is literally better than 90% of news outlets these days
@realyozreported you for promoting terrorism and self harm
holy glaze
This is the raw power of forklift certification but this one is unrefined in his methods, with more training almost anything is possible being forklift certified
is being forklift certified like being a saiyan? is there a forklift certified 2?
This reminds me of a time where in a neighboring town, some guy ripped an ATM out of the wall of a gas station with a car (I'm presuming a truck), and dragged it around the city. The result was the entire wall was missing and the gas station being shut down for about a year to fix the wall (more or less).
Woah that's a long time
Charlie. This is a extremely common crime. From someone that has worked around heavy machinery most of their life. Not many rob actual stores though. Mainly places with fences they can run over.
Petition for Charlie to have his own documentary
@realyozwhat is your motivation?
You know when you find out the definition of a wierd word and then you hear other people use it.
Frequency illusions id have alot is with words. Whenever i learn a new word suddently i notice it everywhere afterward
I remember hearing about the ATM robbery, but never heard about the dirt bike robbery that is absolutely crazy
The car thing was very relatable for me and never heard this phenomenon and theory. My dad bought a new car recently, I helped him make his choice and get the right choice, and only after he bought it, i noticed there were loads of them! (not all the same year/accessories/ect but all the same make and model!)
1:20 that’s not frequency illusion I think. In gta 4 if you are driving the infernus (fast and rare car) it increases the frequency of their spawn rate. Idk if it’s the same as vice city but it probably is
Somebody stole a dump truck, skidsteer and trailer around 20 years ago. They spent a several hours driving through the front of various gas stations with the skidsteer, loading the ATM into the dump truck and heading off to the next one. They found the equipment parked on a different jobsite from where it was stolen 2 days later and as far as I know never found the ATMs.
6:24 i thought that “good boy mate good boy” was for the guy putting his hands up 😂
The amount of times Charlie says "Front End Loader" is making me laugh too hard.
Looking forward to in 2 weeks when we get the "I became a Front End Loader god" video.
Yeh, i remember when this was on TV, i believe this is a few years old.
The front-end loader i think is either his own or a company he works for. By the looks of it he was trying to load and hide the bikes into the back of the dump truck and then probably load up the dozer and hope no one would suspect him.
I lived down the street when this happened. Everybody in one mile was talking about it for weeks.
I remember when I got my Wrangler Rubicon, I started noticing them all on the road and how many there was.
Literally happened in my neighbourhood. I work right next to the store. Ipswich is nuts
I’ll tell my kids this was officer Greg
for a long time, even till now, if you owned a CAT or any other heavy machine key, you could start any machine. many of us heavy duty techs even had our own keys to use on any vehicle
Someone in my town somehow stole a gigantic CAT snow plow and they straight up just *didn't know where it went*
This kind of phenomenon mainly happened to me via words. Whenever I'd end up experiencing a word I've never known about throughout my life, it'd always seem to pop up some time later, even from things that had existed years ago, acting as if it'd always been there when I only now just discovered it.
When I saw the video last week, I was hoping this Australian masterpiece would be part of the list.
Glad to see Charlie got to witness and share the video
it's like hearing a song for the first time in a long time on the radio and then hearing it in the store while shopping for clothes and then hearing it in music class and then at home and then it randomly queues on your spotify
1:25 It is in fact a optimization mechanic within the game. The game only loads a handful of possible cars to memory, from where it pools the oncoming traffic. And one of those slots has to be the one car you are driving, since it has to load that car for you to drive it. So now the rare car you spent hours finding is "permanently" loaded to memory and the game uses that as one of the "random" cars it spawn, hence you get that rare car much more frequently.
The Frequency Illusion is one of my favorites. I always enjoy catching myself falling for psychological tricks. or maybe it was evolved. Better to notice that thing that caught your interest again and again. Probably evolved for threat identification. “That new thing i saw seems dangerous, oh, it seems that new thing is fairly common around here” Probably more advantageous when we were migrating
Its like the train derailments, people would legit pull up every single screw up by the rail industry for publicity. If you want someone to blame for the train derailments blame the US favoring smog spewing metal birds over improving our rail network. You can't crash a train into a building and the rail industry has more promise if it was held to the same damn standard.
I was just noticing the frequency illusion yesterday!
@@Logan-zp8bi i doubt the rail network has much to blame on the Plane Industry for it lack of attention is been getting when they service two very different fields, if anything, the they would blame the Interstate highway and it’s truckers
Charlie went from doubting this mans capability to praising his heist in about 0.5 seconds
in my hometown in i think it was 1992 during a major blizzard a backhoe busted down a wall to the grocery store and scooped up the safe and made off. they eventually found the safe busted open after the thief attempted to dump it in a pond, but he was never caught to my knowledge.
This happens to me a lot with games, like i will play a game and think its cool and then i start seeing people talk about it and references to it EVERYWHERE
about 10 years ago or so they were building a new wal mart on a lets say "boujie" side of town. it was mildly developed at the time. well one of the guys left the keys in a bob cat skidsteer amongst other heavy equipment. some dudes basically went there, joy rided them, got them stuck and left. it was a big story for my small city of 100k. they never caught the guys and at the same time its like why are these idiots leaving the keys in them? "oh its a nice neighborhood they would never try to steal this" well about 6 years after the incident i was at a local bar and was talking to this dude who ive talked to in the past but it was more of a bar buddy situation. turns out he was one of the guys and gave me full detail about it all and how they got away when the cops pulled up to search the spot. i mean was it wrong for them to do that? sure. but you leave heavy equipment un attended at night and a bunch of mountain bikers/bmx guys roll up to party in a construction spot well guess what happens lmao. they didnt steal them or anything, just a bunch of punk kids fucking around. the construction company deserved that shit at that point lmao.
"Small city of 100k" Bro what are you on??
@@1CoLoRz2fr tho, the fuck?
@@1CoLoRz2biggest city in Australia
a lot of bots stole your comment
What's funny is my boss gets pissed if we pull the keys from the machines, although the other day he had us make sure to pull the key and lock one when we have another machine on that site with the same exact key and had us leave the key in that one smh
This phenomenon happens often to me. For example, a friend started saying "dogwater" often and I hadn't heard that before. And then I started hearing it in almost every video
The heavy equipment use keys that are usually specific to the brand so it’s not hard to have a key to another piece of equipment and use it to “steal” another piece of equipment
In Germany it's actually pretty common to steal heavy machinery (including trucks and tractors) to run in store fronts or warehouses. They leave the stolen vehicle at the scene and flee in a car or on foot tho
Frequency illusion is interesting because the Recommendation system really does work on frequencies and probabilities. So even though the forklift example could be an illusion you basically bring it to life because you shared it then 100K people watched it then they will have their own frequency illusion and they will have their own and their own and suddenly everyone is ACTUALLY talking about forklifts.
@realyoz okay great
Charlie is in deep trouble when Ernst-Volker Staub, Daniela Klette and Burkhard Garweg find out that Charlie butchered the names of their dear friends and leaders…
Seems that the RAF will rise again , but this time in Florida.
Makes sense with all the Exil Cubans there I guess.
"He got the Christmas Present!"
Charile's Jokes never fail to make me Laugh. 🤣
The loader video he shows off is in my local area, that bike shop is a few street away from me.
So THIS is how Santa gets his presents
15 years of watching Charlie and he's finally done a video about my home town in Australia.
Crazy hey. I used to work at the Dominos up the road, was kind of surreal seeing this footage the first time but somehow more surreal seeing charlie cover it.
I was searching for someone to say this is Australia 😂👌🏼 our home hahah soo, no skunks
I was wondering why the cop didn't just shoot the guy driving the front loader to death from his car...
Now I get it.
The GTA Vice City cars phenomenon was programmed into the game. Vice City changed what cars you saw on the road based on what car you were driving and what mission you were doing. It was initially thought to be a memory limitation, but there are several missions where certain cars simply appear frequently, and others (like the garage where you take wishlisted cars for a bonus payout) where certain cars are made intentionally more rare.
I've heard of at least 3 different instances of people using farming equipment to steal ATMs where I live.
got the frequency illusion with Capybaras. didn't know they existed growing up and now I am having a great time with all of this content
As a man from Queensland I can proudly say I’m happy that this is the way our state is shown
I drive some of this stuff. It's actually not that surprising when you find out a lot of equipment use a universal key, and also funnily it's often not hard to steal because of the whole "put on high vis and pretend you belong" strat. I've seen an excavator loaded onto a truck and stolen in broad daylight because everyone just assumed the guys doing it were meant to be doing what they were doing.
Hitman 4 story mission potential honestly, agent 47 has to steal a forklift in broad daylight to somehow get his target
perfect example of frequency illusion is when you watch a movie with an actor in a major role that you have never seen before, and then all the sudden he appears in EVERYTHING.
That happened in Brisbane, Australia a couple of years ago, it was a Benny Hill moment for sure. It ended up a foot chase when he got the loader bogged. No skunks in OZ so that wouldn't work.
People have been doing this for quite some time, FELs do a good job of carving ATM out of walls but anyone with half a brain would drop the loot into a more suitable gateway vehicle and abandon the FEL.
I used to think this happened to me all the time when I would learn new words, but I would actually turn out that everybody had watched the same show on TV that week and had just decided that word had always been part of their lexicon.
Could almost be seen as brainwashing when you look at it like that.
@realyozstfu nobody cares
I always called this "The magnet effect" although I think that is technically something else. For example: When you learn a new word you had never heard before and then it pops up naturally 4 times in week.. like a magnet bringing the word to you...
could also be a case of copycat crimes, like that time there was a bank heist where they dug underneath from a building beside the bank, after that news broke out there were several similar break-ins even in my own country
This happened to me with the license plate that starts with JEV, I noticed it once and now I see it every day
Charlie is the greatest news reporter of all time
I agree
Damn the bots work fast
@realyozwhy does bro keep copy and pasting the same nonsense 🤣🤣
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