The medication with 4 packages.. thats maxalt. Its an orally dissolving migraine med that can seriously raise blood pressure. They packsge like that to keep all moisture out, and decrease the risk of someone accidentally getting dosed with it.
@@arniedee7251 I think because they are lyophilisates they are fragile so the blister can't exert too much pressure on the tablets or they could crumble.
Many years ago I passed through a town in France. We stopped into a small restaurant for a bite to eat, and immediately in front of the entrance into the restaurant, was a cubicle with saloon style swing doors. This was the unisex toilet. This cubicle was actually inside the restaurant so, when I had to use it, I was acutely aware of the eyes that were on me (and my legs) at the time. Humiliation doesn’t even begin to describe how I felt at the time!
I remember years ago a restaurant that had a single stall restroom near the center of the establishment. On the wall that had joined the dining area, there was a 48” two-way mirror installed. Though I knew the diners had the mirror side, it was quite unnerving while inside the stall to be looking out what appeared to be a simple window. Especially since many of the “regulars” would look at the mirror as though they could really see in! It was quite comical actually.
"You expel WASTE? how strange. The rest of us don't at all. I'm embarrassed for you! Everyone was waiting for you to have to go to the bathroom, because they never do, so they could stop eating and watch YOU because its so weird that you are the only person on the planet that has to use the bathroom" Sincerely, no one ever.
As someone who used to deliver pizzas and has seen some of the...messed up...MODERN buildings people live in, I think architects should have to try to move a couch (not a loveseat), a full-sized dresser, or a queen mattress onto the third or fourth floor of any building they design, ESPECIALLY if there's no elevator!
reminds me of a "suicide door" that someone installed to make it easier to get big stuff onto an upper floor... a big double-door on the third floor with NOTHING under it AT ALL.
Gospel means good news! The bad news is we have all sinned and deserve the wrath to come. But Jesus the Messiah died for our sins, was buried, and then raised on the third day, according to the scriptures. He ascended into heaven and right now is seated at the Father's right hand. Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel."
6:28 My Dad was a sanity-challenged scientist at Georgia Tech for thirty years and he had a theory about the urinals in the various buildings. In science classroom buildings the urinals were low, wide troughs for students learning abut th laws of gravity and gaussian distribution. In the administration building they had the cathedral style (porcelain from floor to chest height) to accommodate those with high aims and lofty principals. Engineering classroom building urinals were little teacups mounted on the wall because engineers just close their eyes and aim for the ballpark.
16:38 About 2 or 3 years ago, I got a package for a box about 10 x 17 x 17 in cm of feminine necessities, but when I opened the package, it was encased in 20 feet of bubble wrap. My sister even managed to wrap my whole body in it. It was a very memorable experience and my sister and I went around my house showing off my new bubble wrap clothes to my family members
Coming in like super late but can we add that I got one of my lil diecast cars (Finn, that's you) came in a box that was bigger than the package? It was wrapped in bubble wrap too lol, it was approximately the size of a traditional Christmas gift-box. Got Finn for Christmas and I still have him :3 (and the box he was shipped in as well)
The medication at 17:05 is packaged like that for a good reason. It is a wafer that is designed to dissolve on your tongue instantly, so it needs to be heavily protected from moisture, including moisture in the air or it will be unusable. The blue container is designed to not only protect the smaller packets from being crushed or damaged, but it is designed to be difficult for children to gain access to as it is a dangerous medication that can be rapidly fatal in children. Also, there are 6 tablets in the box, which can clearly be seen by the fact it says "6" on the box. Nothing particularly stupid about this design. It's about as good as it can get given the strict storage limitations.
The "wheelchair ramp" may have been a fire slide. We had one at my old high school, and frankly I am surprised it isn't widely used. A slide is a hell of a lot quicker than stairs, and not as precarious or anxiety inducing as a ladder.
@@pianokeyjoe There's an example of one in the opening of "Dazed and Confused" when they play "Schools out for summer" a couple kids actually slide down it, so you can't miss it.
My school used to be a bunker from ww2 and some bits still remain like a random old looking stairway down to a thicc door and a piece sticking out in the field
6:20 When I got married my wife booked accommodation at a 5-star honeymoon suite it had beautiful expensive carpets, tiling, a high roof, and all the finishing... It also had this complete open-on-suite concept, with a toilet 4 steps from the actual bed, no curtains no door. For a couple who never lived together before marrying this was horrifying, luckily we were able to use a staff bathroom 3 flights of stairs down.
@@AJPemberton It was in South Africa. Eveything else was 100% , the place looked like a palace and the accommodation had a private spa, you can call service and the chef would cook you anything you feel like at any time , even if it was 2am in the morning. But that one choice, to have the toilet right there in the middle of the room right next to the bed was very strange.
@@Ch17638 sounds quite nice, just that odd choice with the toilet out in the open beside the bed. Different country, but you'd think the same health concerns would apply: Every time you flush, you get a cloud of contaminated water droplets floating about. The nearby bedding would definitely be contaminated, as would the rest of the room. And that's not even considering the smell. Smell works by receptors locking onto different molecules in the air, so you are literally inhaling particles that have been ejected from another person's anus. Yay /s
14:30 in my country there is a game where the players need to position themselves like this and in turns, "the jumper" needs to come running from behind and jump over how many kids he could in one jump, also doing a "special move" while in the air. This looks like a solitaire version of the game for those kids that nobody likes and have no friends. But if I remember correctly, we used to jump over 3-4 kids, this line looks awfully short. Probably so that the kid that uses it doesn't realize how many friends he is supposed to have.
I never heard of that Olympic sport. I'm 40 and and the closest game like this is leap frog. Heck I'm not even sure if they even play that game or even allow it. The thought of some Evel Knievel kid jumping over 3 other kids like a line busses and doing a trick for bonus points sounds crazy.
In New York City in the 1970 and earlier, we called the game Johnny on the Pony. The standing person was called the pillow, so if someone jumped over all bend kids they wouldn't hit the wall. The heavy kid was always the last to jump, and the pillow. The idea was for one team to jump on another team and when the whole team was off the ground the would say, Johnny on the Pony, 1-2-3, 1-2-3, to win. If the other team falls from the weight they lose.
Leap Frog where kids squat/bend over and you leap over them and they then leap over you and repeat, or more kids are playing leap over each person and become the front of the leap frog line and the last person then starts leaping over all the other players. Games used to fun and not everything was sexualized.......
My guess is that the house at 19:32 was originally a two-unit building, with one of those sets of doors leading to a staircase up to the second floor, and that when it was converted into a single house they put in an internal staircase but didn't take out the second set of doors for whatever reason. (Maybe there's a historical preservation rule or something.)
I really do wonder, how many designers hate the people they're making the products for. We are on part 5 of this series people PART 5!! Edit : I can't belive I have 100 likes tysm people :).
I think the one at 13:25 isn't necessarily how it was intended to be designed, but the supports were most likely faulty(Or never there), telling by the cracks around the rim where it hits the ground. It probably broke due to the bad supports and they just never fixed it. So yes it is a design problem just not intentional. They probably overestimnated how much weight it could take.
The product at 17:00 is a drug used to treat migraine attacks. People often only need one tablet and to facilitate the patient taking one tablet out with them, they are placed in individual wrappers. The medicine is designed to dissolve quickly in the mouth so they are very sensitive to moisture. I know it looks crazy but, there is a good and helpful reason they are packed this way.
As I am sitting in a wheelchair, I see more design flaws than other people. Once I did have a course at the University, but couldn't reach the classroom because there was only a trap, while there were only 4 steps and enough space for a perfect safe ramp. Another building at the KU Leuven university in Leuven (Belgium) has such small doors, that I barely can go through with my 60cm width electric wheelchair. And also on holiday once in Sicily, there was a pretty high step before a really tiny elevator in the hotel where we stayed 3 nights. My mother and I did go with that tiny elevator (luckily I can walk a bit) for no more than 2 persons, while my father took my manual wheelchair along the staircase. :p
"Imagine taking a shower while someone else was using the toilet" and just to add to the already unpleasant implications, there's not one but TWO windows (one of which is situated perfectly in that glass enclosure for that creepy neighbor to peak in no matter what order of business you're doing in there), ensuring maximum creepiness. Privacy might as well be a barely noticed piece of advice at this point because it hardly exists here.
Most bathrooms are walk in closet size with everything in it. In the last 5+ years some bathrooms have included separate little room just for the potty. My son is slightly claustrophobic so he always leaves the door open. I like the one with the glass floor over the lift shaft. That would be my guest bathroom. It would be hilarious for parties. Handicap parking is for the handicap person to park close to the door. Lately it has been moved to the area at the end of the building. It's breaking the handicap law so why bother with it at all. Just put a sign on the building that says "to the handicap, we don't care if you have to crawl.
I got a lollipop that followed the same design as the panda one you showed up when I was a kid one time, only it was a duck. The lollipop was yellow and shaped like a duck, but imagine the disappointment that elementary school me had when I took off the wrap and there wasn't a duck on the lollipop.
@Christian's_OrdinaryLife Awwe, poor little you! That kind of thing is terrible to do to young children. Then again, you started young learning the "knocks of life" that smack us all upside the head at one time or another throughout our lives-- and/or over and over again for our entire lifetime, right?! Be safe and be well in the New Year. ~Peace!
Just the thought of using that bathroom with a glass floor built into the shaft had me terrified! I'm scared of heights, and all I can say is there's *no WAY* you'd get me to use it!
Reminds me of the rest stop bathrooms with no water and what feels like an oversized rickety bucket over a large abyss to the depths of ... am I right? lol
Yup, I witnessed a bathroom design fail. When I was camping in Wyoming the gift shop had a bathroom. And if you bend down far enough. You can see what people are doing in there because the gap between the floor and the door is big.
The sink at 11:30 is installed diagonally. The designer that said it could be a compromise for a cabinet that is too big apparently doesn't know that a diagonally is ALWAYS longer than any of the sides. The cabinet would have fit in the regular position with place to spare. The design was by choice.
My last apartment had very few outlets, so my washing machine and upright freezer had to be installed in the back yard patio. They were under a small overhang, so if it was raining I had to debate if it was worth it to do a load of laundry or get an ice cream. I didn't have any place for an electric dryer, so if it was raining I would have to set up a rack in the kitchen (which was super tiny.)
10:50 that sink......lmao!🤣 Most ridiculous thing ever, why would anyone ever even thought of it and actually made the thing or Photoshop. Still, the minds of some folk, smh.
I believe the eyeliner situation is because if you put much more in, it would last long enough that it would need to be refrigerated to prevent stuff growing in it. (I had a roommate who used a lot of mascara and eyeliner)
17:28 From L to R: the large pharmacy dispensary box --> the plastic patient box used to keep all the doses together --> the aluminum pouch that you can stuff in a pocket or purse --> and the blister containing a tablet that can be accidentally dissolved by damp air or hands so it's important to leave the damn blister in the aluminum pouch until ready to use. 😄Rizatriptan is only taken when the physical need necessitates it, so those pouches haunt purses and pockets way, way too long.
I worked for a small company that made/assembled caulk boards, tack boards, and display cases primarily for schools. We were on a job to install those items in a new elementary school. We ran into 2 problems. The caulk boards are to be installed level. In one wing we did that but when looking at them they looked crooked. It tuned out the floors had settled causing the cement walls not to be level. We had to reinstall the boards to match the horizontal cement mortar joints. In another room they had installed the room thermostat right in the middle of the wall where a caulk board had to be installed. The electrician had to move the thermostat to the right of the board.
The figures that you show in 14:17 is actually a game that is played in central Mexico called "CHICHILEGUAS" which comes from the frase "chinche al agua" meaning: bedbug to the water. It's a game that is played mostly by two or more teams of boys. One team adopts the bending position with a boy at the end leaning in a wall which is the post and holds between his knees the head of the first bending boy. Then other teams run and jump as far as they can, landing in a riding position, trying to get close to the post, the more boys they jump the heavier they get and if the team is already all on top the try to shake and make them fall, if they fall, the post team wins. If they don't, the jumping team wins. In the next turn the defeated team adopts the post position. I use to play with my brothers and cousins but my mother got angry because it wasn't very "ladylike" but I really had fun, even when we got a bump in the head or some of us would hurt or cry... good times! ;) sorry for my grammar mystakes but English is not my mother tongue.
The eyeliner is make the pot bigger to reduce shoplifting, very common for tiny expensive products. It also needs discarding frequently to avoid infections.
88 cent prego tests look almost exactly like the covid test, just a strip with minimal plastic. After having three kids and using just about every type of preg test, I can say that the cheap ones are just as accurate as the $20 ones. The expensive ones are exactly the same strip inside, you're just paying for the fancier case.
For personal use, it makes sense using just the strip, but when you got to handle 100+ tests from diferent patients on a single day, those cases help a lot.
That’s right. I actually found that the cheap ones are more sensitive. Mother of 6 here. With my 13-year-old, got a positive cheapie test 6 days after conception.
I work at the Minneapolis St. Paul airport and the sign at 21:25, that was a temporary consturction wall since they are remodeling all of the baggage claim area. but it seems like they need to rename the airport to CIA for short.... construction international airport.... you finish one construction project there and 4 more takes its place just like the slogan for Hydra in the MCU.
The "killer wheelchair ramp" is for pedestrians pushing bicycles. They put the bicycle up on it at the bottom and push it up hill while they use the stairs. The big drop off at the bottom is to discourage people from using it for skateboarding and wheelchairs. There's probably some kind of barrier at the top, as well.
Or maybe even an in-the-wall water tank. On another thought, yeah, there was probably an over-head tank, and the plumbing was running down in the corner, in perfect symmetry. But everything changed when the water nation attacked.
The eyeliner likely contains such little amount for 2 reasons. One is the illusion of scarcity, to give the impression that it contains valuable and rare ingredients, processed in some exquisitely expensive way. The second is practical, which is that makeup goes off eventually. It dries out or oxidises or otherwise spoils. So a great big tub of it would usually end up wasted, and that would annoy the person who spent so much money to buy it. Instead, if you only give them a little bit, they perceive it to be all the more valuable, and aren't annoyed by wasting something that cost them so much. Yes it's likely in that size jar to be practical to handle. It's glass, it's transparent, that's fairly honest of them. For the makeup industry that's incredibly rare! It's likely that if they only put half as much in, they could charge twice as much for the jar. People are bad at making decisions, or rather, commerce, and particularly the advertising industry, has worked out what our weak spots and fallacies are, and knows how to exploit them efficiently. There's been psychologists employed by ad agencies since at least the 1950s.
I used to package items at a warehouse and always felt so stupid putting a singular brass fitting the size of a quarter in a box that could fit like, a basketball. We had to do it though because if we don’t then they would get lost in sorting or transport.
And yet I get all sorts of items in USPS Flat Rate Small Boxes. Even got some specialized bolts a few months ago in a box that was about the size of a cigarette pack. The shipping label covered one of the largest sides of it.
USPS is designed to actually function well. Even if it has been continually sabotaged for the last 15 years by politicians with stocks in FEDex or UPs.@@kd5nrh
I don't qualify the packaging at 16:38 as a "design" problem, but it happens so frequently in many ways. Also, just in the past few weeks, I received a heavy iron auger "protected" by bubble wrap and those big plastic pillows, and a package of pill pockets with no protection at all, that looked like it had encountered a steam roller. I also love the meme about eggs being packaged in flimsy cartons, while you need a chainsaw to get the packaging off some relatively indestructible item.
I agree and if you look at the first box on the left it says 6 oral. Lyophilisates which means there are 6 pills that come in that box not the one they lead you to believe by showing it on the far right, so although it’s large probably for it’s protection also I do not thing it’s obscenely disproportionate.
Fed up of bread having the flimsiest of thin wrapping around it even when there's a virus around when people have got to eat that stuff but a pair of scissors comes entombed in extra thick plastic that needs a (guess what?) a pair of scissors to cut it open.
I take this medication (for migraines). This particular version of the pill is extremely brittle and fragile, so I understand the necessity of the many layers of protection. This pill is so light that you can barely feel it in your hand as it's designed to be almost immediately dissolve in your mouth; It also needs quite a bit of protection from moisture as that's what activates the dissolution. When you have a severe migraine and want relief immediately, it honestly is a godsend. In fact, I've had the rizatriptan in that very packaging before, and before I realized the reasoning behind it, it seemed a bit excessive to me, as well. However, I can assure you that it's not. I also have a non-dissolving version of this pill, which does come in just regular blister packs. Basically, this particular packaging is simply because of the nature of the medication - extremely brittle, vulnerable to moisture, and actually easy to lose because of the fact that you can barely feel any weight to it. So not at all wasteful, in my opinion. I've had lots of different odd medications. Some pills that had to be refrigerated; some injections that are bright/almost neon red; meds (injection) that have had to be frozen and thawed in literally SECONDS of holding; some pills that fall apart almost on contact and others that are enormous and need gigantic bottle just to hold a couple weeks' worth of dosages (1g pills). Each and every one had unique packaging but all packaging makes complete sense in regards to what the medication is and does, and if you didn't know about the purpose of the medication, you'd probably feel the packaging they're in to be wasteful.
Think of how much plastic is NOT being used now that we can download and stream music instead of buying compact discs. Those things had the most ridiculous amount of packaging ever in some stores, like Sams or Costco. They had large plastic frames around the jewel case, which was shrinkwrapped. By the time I got the thing opened, I needed a nap. It was to prevent shoplifting, but couldn't they have made a reusable deterrent, like those anti-theft caps on liquor bottles?
@@LazyIRanch Think how many medical care bills and future pensions that can now be saved from having to get paid out in the coming decades all because of wars and a plandemic.
17:12 This is deceptive. It says 6-tablets so clearly this is enough room for them albeit some "extra" packaging. But not at the level where it appears you only get one tablet here.
23:43 I think this is done in a way to protect the strip and reinforce its installment. It is important to get a good reading and most people would likely think the product defective or ineffective were it just a tiny strip of bendable paper. This device was made with human psychology in mind ... oh and here it goes on to say something contrary. :) In any case it's just like we pick up a piece of electronics and if it's light, we think it's bad. If it's heavy, we think it's good.
I work with lateral assays ….I’ll just say a little bit. With a covid test, you have a reagent that combines with an antigen ( whatever it is it’s designed to attach to and look for). In this case it’s specific parts of a corona virus. The blow molded plastic case is there to make it easier for the user and keep the assay horizontal so that osmosis can easily take place….think of a drop of water on a dry paper towel. The reagents or buffer need to combine with a sample and then make its way up the test strip. Without the housing, users would find ways to over handle it, or contaminate it. If the strip gets bent, the cells in that strip may not stay touching each other and the assay won’t work. Sometimes it happens even with the housing and in that case, as the liquid moves up the strip, it may get interrupted and stop…., it will not create an internal control line….telling the user, your test is invalid. Sure, it’s a waste of plastic but it saves lives. I mean, is the plastic cover on a seat belt totally necessary…or the cap on a gallon of milk….or, you get the idea. What they should do is allow recycling of all tests no matter the result. Super easy to dump all tests in a bleach solution for 10 seconds and any live covid ( there really would be no live covid on a test after a few hours) then remove the strip and recycle. But whatever.
I think that wheelchair ramp is the one outside of Evel Knievel’s house. I imagine he used a wheelchair for his senior years after breaking every bone his body many times, but he still liked to crash every time he left his house, just to remember the good old times. I mean when the only world record you held was the most bones broken, crashes just become a regular part of your day.
Thats a funny theory but I'm pretty certain ita just a concrete slide lol. Wd had one in ny ild neighborhood in Cincinnati ohio. It was straight though and kids slid down it using cut up cardboard boxes.
The design referenced near 10:44 is likely very deliberate. I've seen employers deliberately design the restrooms to be uncomfortable for employees to hide away in. For instance, the toilets may be very uncomfortable to sit on for more than a few brief seconds. Or, the sink is very frustrating to use, so that employees don't want to use that bathroom at all because of how badly it's designed. Some go so far as to be uncomfortable for CUSTOMERS to use because the owner doesn't like the concept of a mess being made everywhere, or they want the customers to get in, do their business, and leave the establishment as quickly as they can.
i'm sure there's a lot if folks that wouldn't bother at all. it just looks silly, like obviously triggers the adolescent in is to giggle. . if nature calls, i certainly would still answer.
I friggin hate it when people spend a ridiculous amount of time in a public bathroom. Do you business and get out. If you don't have to go, then get out.
@@941books2 I don't get that, either. This is terrible, but there have been times where I have deliberately omitted the courtesy flush while dropping some particularly stinky friends off at the pool, just to clear out the dumbfuck Chatty Cathy types who don't know the difference between a bathroom and a lounge. And then, once they are gone... THEN I courtesy flush. Mwahahahaha.
I really enjoy the newer format you have chosen. I also like that the creature is now animated, and that the word "amazing" was removed from the intro. Huge thumbs up! 3:00 Yay, a scam from Germany. Hack is just short for minced meat, but you made an excellent pun out of it.
I went into a medical building and looked at the sign in the lobby that helps you find the doctor your looking for. Something seemed off about the sign. It had Brail writing but, was completely covered in a sheet of glass. Brail under glass! Oh yeah, that's totally ADA compliant!
You had me cracking up. It's not only sad to know these things are really out there , that's actually pretty scary. The people making them are just about as scary as Steven King. He's someone I wouldn't want to share a house with. You never know what the man is thinking are what state of mind he may be in. No thank you !! You just got to wonder were these people's mind goes. Thank you for at least making fun of them and getting us laughing to see this crazy stuff. Takes your mind off the scary part of these peoples brains. Your channel is awesome. New sub.
The Veterans Affairs hospital in Aurora, Colorado went $4 billion over budget to look pretty. On the surface everything looks beautiful. All of the curved and oddly angled walls needlessly reduce space in closets for medical supplies. In at least a dozen closets the space is so narrow that two people have to squeeze by each other or move. Imagine what it’s like having a supply cart in there for restocking……along with 6 nurses/doctors.
18:50 My brother made that shaving-cream/body-spray mixup too! He was going to spray axe body spray in his room to use it like an air freshener, but accidentally grabbed the can of shaving gel and sprayed it like silly string all over his curtains
I saw a toilet that had a floor around it with a pattern on that basically made your balance throw itself out the window. The made the designs so perfectly crappy, that seeing tricks your mind into thinking down is at a 45 degree angle. It's almost impossible to stand up in the bathroom.
5:23 i suspect that whoever installed those may have gotten the vertical supports upside-down. If they were the other way, the doors would've left a fairly-big gap up top and only a small one at the bottom, which wouldn't give anyone much of a view of someone sitting down. 13:26 I think the design problem with that slide is they didn't make it strong enough, and it has already collapsed
yeah it definitely was broke, the red siding is split and the metal is curved at the piece on the ground, meaning it was once probably curved inward and abuse to the slide was to blame, andddd possibly more abuse as to get it in that angle
I had the misfortune of a ceiling window within the radius of a ceiling fan. The fan turns sunlight into a strobe light. It was torture just to look at the wall midday.
Even worse, the same apartment has a bathroom with a ventilation shaft IN THE FLOOR. Specifically, THE SECOND FLOOR. DIRECTLY ABOVE THE KITCHEN. And yes, the toilet has overflowed, which really messed up our meal plans.
1:58 its still a bargain because if the price is 30 dollars for 2/3th of the actual size, that would mean that the full scale size price would lay around 45 dollars.
Heh. About those toilets... I am old, and when I started school there was still one actual outhouse for the students. A large one, with one long seat having several holes on it. No partitions, and of course no sinks for washing hands either because hey, it was an outhouse, so no running water installed. Fortunately, we also had bit more modern toilet facilities, and I don't think anybody actually used that old outhouse. But it was still there the whole time I was in that school.
@17:31 the rizatriptan benzoate is a disintegrating tab, so it has to be sent in a moisture sealed container. There's six of them, so the two packages on the right are for each pill, the blue container holds all six and then the box on the left is for marketing/compliance.
That "wheelchair ramp" is the suicide option. The haphazard row of lights is actually a test to check for OCD. People posting pics on social and making negative comments will be flagged by google - pretty soon men in white suits will come to pick you up, and family will never hear from you again.🤣 The one that got me best was that "assume the position" sink. 🤣
The toilet at 8:10 in the corner with two holes cut in the wall was probably a replacement. They do/did make a toilet that has a triangular shaped tank specifically for this type of installation. My guess is they had to replace one, and found out it was too expensive, or not made anymore. It probably looked nice before it was replaced with a normal toilet.
Really...? Some of the animations are decent, but FAR too many clichês among them. The "We're too lazy to crop a video / pic" a.k.a. "video / pic framed by a blurry copy of itself"? Check. The "I don't know what to animate here, so let's zoom / pan over the pic REALLY slowly" move? Check. The "nonsensical censorship noise" ("sh" _SQUEAK_ "t")? Check. Really, why not use a fart noise? Sure, there are worse videos (like the "text and computer voice" videos of reddit content), but there are better ones, too.
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 Picky much? It don't have to be a freaking cartoon movie to qualify as decent animation. This is TH-cam for heavens sake, and beside, the youtuber(s) here is (are) just trying to react to some awful design fails arguably far worse than their own little animations, which I find to be really cool. While simple, it does the job. Stop being picky for once, aight?
Hahaha those bathroom stalls weren’t poorly designed just poorly installed, I do certainly hope they weren’t a certified contractor. Just can’t stop laughing at those stall doors.
I was considering the same thing but the hinges are placed symmetrically on the door so it wouldn't make a difference if you turned it upside down. Even if you moved the hinges to the very top of the door the result would be pretty much the same 😉
Gospel means good news! The bad news is we have all sinned and deserve the wrath to come. But Jesus the Messiah died for our sins, was buried, and then raised on the third day, according to the scriptures. He ascended into heaven and right now is seated at the Father's right hand. Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel."
There's gotta be some designers out there that have a pee flow that goes in the trajectory of a limp spaghetti noodle in front of a box fan on low, but some of us can (but don't!) shoot it from like 6 feet away; if we get like 6 inches away, there's a LOOOOOOOT of splashing and i'd decimate the floor and my pants and my shoes with that leg-cut one in this video, damn.
I do work with those immunochromatography tests in bulk and once we received a sample box for evaluating a new brand that lacked the plastic capsule. It's awfull to work with, not just due to it's wet noodle behaviour after the analyte is dropped, but the mess caused by not propperly containing the liquid (wich, in our case, sometimes means blood) and lack of adequate area to identify who's sample from when you make those tests in bulk. Whoever desinged it eithe rworked with it or listened to someone who does so, unlike some other tools and equipments...
Extra packaging is sometimes done to dissuade shoplifting. It would be much easier to pocket that one pill at 17:00 if it only had the smaller layer of packaging.
16:42 - I know the small things in larges boxes seems absurd (and it kind of is), sometimes it is for a very good reason. Shipping companies have found that small items in small packages tend to get lost more often, so they will sometimes (depending on if the item utilizes planes or trains for shipping) will package the item in bigger boxes, to help ensure the item doesn't get lost. people make fun of small items in large boxes. People get angry and shop elsewhere if their item never shows up.
17:55 As an actual eyeliner user, the product is just fine. The packaging is enough to hold the product, and you use such a small amount that I would not be happy if I had to pay three times as much only to have the product dry up before I get a chance to use it all.
That’s fair. It makes sense, and having a bit of a bulkier package would ensure that it wouldn’t break as easily (I’m assuming it’s glass). If they made a package that fit all nice and snug to the product, it would be more likely to break, and way harder to hold, since it’s just a disc. I hope I’m coming off right here, it’s hard to verbalize what I’m trying to intend to say, lol.
@@monroerobbins7551 Yes, you are verbalizing it right! No worries! Even if the container wasn’t made of glass, even if it was made of something that doesn’t break, such a small container would be really awkward / difficult to hold. This way you can hold it easier. As one of the things mentioned in your message. You are right and wrote it very well!
I get the point, but I still wonder whether the issue of eye liner drying out really justifies this microscopic amount. The whole outside of the container is about the size of a thumb nail, so I feel at least someone who puts on make up regularly could potentially use up the eye liner if the tiny glass had a little bigger interior than this, instead of being 95% glass and 5% product.
I also photographed this same structure in San Diego, and it does make sense. The ramp is meant for a wheeled stretcher bearing a "dearly departed" to be brought in and out of a pre-refrigeration morgue built into the relative coolness of a basement. The steps are beside it for living beings to control the stretcher's descent and ascent, so it doesn't fly into the wall at the bottom. Though that would be hilarious. By the way, the end of the ramp is raised so that the aforementioned living beings can more easily pick up the stretcher to carry it just a few feet to the unpictured, adjacent, basement-having building.
With the angled toilet cut into the walls @7:42, you neglected to point out that the design disallows the toilet tank lid from being lifted-with the button flush at the top, the lid needs to be lifted higher than other types of flush toilets, so that the connection from the underside of the flush button can be made properly. :)
6:49 yeah, that's a big violation of the unspoken guy code....you only ever use a urinal next to another guy if absolutely everything else is already taken and your bladder is about to burst. EDIT: Urinal design in general seems to be done by people who hate guys....the place I work it's this weird pinched oval shape where the edge of the bowl is three feet from the wall so you're just standing out in the void with everything out on show...then there's the ones where the bottom is so low you're pretty much pissing on your feet. Who designs these things?
19:41- Maybe the 2nd doorway was to trick burglars, so when they tried to break in or unlock the door with the stairs. they would be confused why an unlocked door wouldn't open.
5:01 in this case, some of the owner of a building doesn't want their toilet to be used frecuently by visitor, so they make the toilet like that so that less people use that
The medication with 4 packages.. thats maxalt. Its an orally dissolving migraine med that can seriously raise blood pressure. They packsge like that to keep all moisture out, and decrease the risk of someone accidentally getting dosed with it.
Yeah, although opening it is enough to give anyone a migraine. 😂
Still, overdoing it a bit. I take some pretty dangerous meds as well and it's in a harder to open blister.
That was my explanation as well. Plus, they are quite fragile too.
@@arniedee7251 I think because they are lyophilisates they are fragile so the blister can't exert too much pressure on the tablets or they could crumble.
@@phangirlable that explains it. Thank you
Many years ago I passed through a town in France. We stopped into a small restaurant for a bite to eat, and immediately in front of the entrance into the restaurant, was a cubicle with saloon style swing doors. This was the unisex toilet. This cubicle was actually inside the restaurant so, when I had to use it, I was acutely aware of the eyes that were on me (and my legs) at the time. Humiliation doesn’t even begin to describe how I felt at the time!
drugs. Zombies shooting up, spraying blood all over the place and lapsing into stupor on the floor, blocking entry through the door.
I remember years ago a restaurant that had a single stall restroom near the center of the establishment. On the wall that had joined the dining area, there was a 48” two-way mirror installed. Though I knew the diners had the mirror side, it was quite unnerving while inside the stall to be looking out what appeared to be a simple window. Especially since many of the “regulars” would look at the mirror as though they could really see in! It was quite comical actually.
"You expel WASTE? how strange. The rest of us don't at all. I'm embarrassed for you!
Everyone was waiting for you to have to go to the bathroom, because they never do, so they could stop eating and watch YOU because its so weird that you are the only person on the planet that has to use the bathroom"
Sincerely, no one ever.
@@jrich436 You're so right ! Another Karen! Love from France.
How gross! Who would want to eat while someone is taking a dump nearby??
As someone who used to deliver pizzas and has seen some of the...messed up...MODERN buildings people live in, I think architects should have to try to move a couch (not a loveseat), a full-sized dresser, or a queen mattress onto the third or fourth floor of any building they design, ESPECIALLY if there's no elevator!
reminds me of a "suicide door" that someone installed to make it easier to get big stuff onto an upper floor...
a big double-door on the third floor with NOTHING under it AT ALL.
Gospel means good news! The bad news is we have all sinned and deserve the wrath to come. But Jesus the Messiah died for our sins, was buried, and then raised on the third day, according to the scriptures. He ascended into heaven and right now is seated at the Father's right hand. Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel."
@@octag8nnDunno why you are preaching, but okay
@@Funnemonkeman lol. no. No no. These ppl who preach are the worst! Lol.
@@octag8nn ughh. Please stop. ,🤐.
6:28 My Dad was a sanity-challenged scientist at Georgia Tech for thirty years and he had a theory about the urinals in the various buildings.
In science classroom buildings the urinals were low, wide troughs for students learning abut th laws of gravity and gaussian distribution.
In the administration building they had the cathedral style (porcelain from floor to chest height) to accommodate those with high aims and lofty principals.
Engineering classroom building urinals were little teacups mounted on the wall because engineers just close their eyes and aim for the ballpark.
16:38 About 2 or 3 years ago, I got a package for a box about 10 x 17 x 17 in cm of feminine necessities, but when I opened the package, it was encased in 20 feet of bubble wrap. My sister even managed to wrap my whole body in it. It was a very memorable experience and my sister and I went around my house showing off my new bubble wrap clothes to my family members
Oof
Coming in like super late but can we add that I got one of my lil diecast cars (Finn, that's you) came in a box that was bigger than the package? It was wrapped in bubble wrap too lol, it was approximately the size of a traditional Christmas gift-box.
Got Finn for Christmas and I still have him :3 (and the box he was shipped in as well)
The medication at 17:05 is packaged like that for a good reason. It is a wafer that is designed to dissolve on your tongue instantly, so it needs to be heavily protected from moisture, including moisture in the air or it will be unusable. The blue container is designed to not only protect the smaller packets from being crushed or damaged, but it is designed to be difficult for children to gain access to as it is a dangerous medication that can be rapidly fatal in children. Also, there are 6 tablets in the box, which can clearly be seen by the fact it says "6" on the box. Nothing particularly stupid about this design. It's about as good as it can get given the strict storage limitations.
Hallo
Mine only had 2!
@@TheLadybughug mine had 10!
it does not say it has 6 in the box that's the date bro🤣😂🤦
@@gtgamersmash1017 Dude.... it literally says "6 oral lyophillisates"
The "wheelchair ramp" may have been a fire slide. We had one at my old high school, and frankly I am surprised it isn't widely used. A slide is a hell of a lot quicker than stairs, and not as precarious or anxiety inducing as a ladder.
A fire slide? Now that's a spicy meatball! I should build one into my 3 story house.. For escaping a possible fire.. yes yes, that's it 😛
@@pianokeyjoe It makes to much sense not to! I live in NYC, but if I had a house I would do the same.
@@pianokeyjoe There's an example of one in the opening of "Dazed and Confused" when they play "Schools out for summer" a couple kids actually slide down it, so you can't miss it.
My school used to be a bunker from ww2 and some bits still remain like a random old looking stairway down to a thicc door and a piece sticking out in the field
Not kidding
6:20 When I got married my wife booked accommodation at a 5-star honeymoon suite it had beautiful expensive carpets, tiling, a high roof, and all the finishing... It also had this complete open-on-suite concept, with a toilet 4 steps from the actual bed, no curtains no door. For a couple who never lived together before marrying this was horrifying, luckily we were able to use a staff bathroom 3 flights of stairs down.
That was a 5 Star hotel?!
The setup you describe would fail basic health standards for buildings here in NZ. Where was the hotel located?
@@AJPemberton It was in South Africa. Eveything else was 100% , the place looked like a palace and the accommodation had a private spa, you can call service and the chef would cook you anything you feel like at any time , even if it was 2am in the morning. But that one choice, to have the toilet right there in the middle of the room right next to the bed was very strange.
@@Ch17638 sounds quite nice, just that odd choice with the toilet out in the open beside the bed. Different country, but you'd think the same health concerns would apply: Every time you flush, you get a cloud of contaminated water droplets floating about. The nearby bedding would definitely be contaminated, as would the rest of the room.
And that's not even considering the smell. Smell works by receptors locking onto different molecules in the air, so you are literally inhaling particles that have been ejected from another person's anus. Yay /s
@@AJPemberton guess it depends , they might have built it to cater for a very specific fetish :)
@@Ch17638 hah, I suppose a 5-star hotel would cater to ALL its clients' desires!
14:30 in my country there is a game where the players need to position themselves like this and in turns, "the jumper" needs to come running from behind and jump over how many kids he could in one jump, also doing a "special move" while in the air.
This looks like a solitaire version of the game for those kids that nobody likes and have no friends. But if I remember correctly, we used to jump over 3-4 kids, this line looks awfully short. Probably so that the kid that uses it doesn't realize how many friends he is supposed to have.
In my country is called "lapte gros"
I never heard of that Olympic sport.
I'm 40 and and the closest game like this is leap frog. Heck I'm not even sure if they even play that game or even allow it.
The thought of some Evel Knievel kid jumping over 3 other kids like a line busses and doing a trick for bonus points sounds crazy.
@@kozo_kunn6074 ah an romanian of culture i see
In New York City in the 1970 and earlier, we called the game Johnny on the Pony.
The standing person was called the pillow, so if someone jumped over all bend kids they wouldn't hit the wall.
The heavy kid was always the last to jump, and the pillow.
The idea was for one team to jump on another team and when the whole team was off the ground the would say, Johnny on the Pony, 1-2-3, 1-2-3, to win. If the other team falls from the weight they lose.
Leap Frog where kids squat/bend over and you leap over them and they then leap over you and repeat, or more kids are playing leap over each person and become the front of the leap frog line and the last person then starts leaping over all the other players. Games used to fun and not everything was sexualized.......
My guess is that the house at 19:32 was originally a two-unit building, with one of those sets of doors leading to a staircase up to the second floor, and that when it was converted into a single house they put in an internal staircase but didn't take out the second set of doors for whatever reason. (Maybe there's a historical preservation rule or something.)
"You can't hate me more than I already hate myself" bro are you good? Definitely enjoying the content.
all good, was just deeply ashamed of the joke I made before that line 😉 thanks for tuning in!
@@BeAmazed what joke?
it’s a sink for ants
Oh wow this truly makes me believe that some of these designers are just idiots who decided to mess with us. 😂😂😂😂
I got this 18:28 lollipop🫥
This narrator is the best I've ever heard. Not only is he a real human, he's funny as hell!
Ironic because it sounds like this comment came from a bot and so does the narrator.
@@Veronica.John10-10 I assure you I am not a bot!
These designs are embarrassingly messy and hilarious, but the narrator makes this video 10x funnier. Good job Jay! 😂
I really do wonder, how many designers hate the people they're making the products for. We are on part 5 of this series people PART 5!!
Edit : I can't belive I have 100 likes tysm people :).
I really wonder if people believe whatever they're being told. Half this shit is fake.
Have you seen the mess that is r/crappydesign?
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I think the one at 13:25 isn't necessarily how it was intended to be designed, but the supports were most likely faulty(Or never there), telling by the cracks around the rim where it hits the ground. It probably broke due to the bad supports and they just never fixed it. So yes it is a design problem just not intentional. They probably overestimnated how much weight it could take.
Honestly, both of the slides look like a senior prank from some rogue high schoolers,
@@stephen_harvey Good point tho
Thats what i was thinking
@@stephen_harvey lol m8
Is for extreme kids xd
The product at 17:00 is a drug used to treat migraine attacks. People often only need one tablet and to facilitate the patient taking one tablet out with them, they are placed in individual wrappers. The medicine is designed to dissolve quickly in the mouth so they are very sensitive to moisture. I know it looks crazy but, there is a good and helpful reason they are packed this way.
13:24 that slide was obviously bent, you can see the plastic side broke, that was not the intended design.
Not only that but the feet at the bottom are clearly bent in the direction of the bend also.
@Richie Rich did you eatch the video, he talks lime this is how the slida was made someone broke it, that's not bad design, anything cam be broken.
@@davidgavranic5044 I had a stroke trying to read this comment .
That’s not a slide that’s a tail bone fracture
@@davidgavranic5044 r/ihadastroke
As I am sitting in a wheelchair, I see more design flaws than other people. Once I did have a course at the University, but couldn't reach the classroom because there was only a trap, while there were only 4 steps and enough space for a perfect safe ramp. Another building at the KU Leuven university in Leuven (Belgium) has such small doors, that I barely can go through with my 60cm width electric wheelchair. And also on holiday once in Sicily, there was a pretty high step before a really tiny elevator in the hotel where we stayed 3 nights. My mother and I did go with that tiny elevator (luckily I can walk a bit) for no more than 2 persons, while my father took my manual wheelchair along the staircase. :p
Oof*
For the rest of the world: trap = stairs in dutch ;)
I’m sorry, that’s so sucky! :( my sincerest sympathies, my dude. I know that saying sorry doesn’t mean/do much, but… you know, still, my condolences.
they arent design flaws, the world just isnt built for you.
Mad props to Dad.
the 'wheelchair ramp of certain death' made me LOL ... .. it really did. And I really, truly needed a laugh. Thank you!
Or it *COULD* be used as a skateboard ramp { for professional movie stunt artists } . 🙋♑️✍️🇦🇺🇸🇯 📶🛹🎥
I WANT TO USE THAT RAMP WITH MY BICYCLE SOO BAD!!!
if i do, start digging my grave...
Worst one? My vote is for deceiving a little kid with a bead kit.
Nah, it’s the thumbnail slide, it’s teaching children to draw things/talk about inappropriate things
It’s hilarious though
@GodlyCito it's just a banana cartoon lmao
@@banjo4smash862 it’s a opinion
"Imagine taking a shower while someone else was using the toilet" and just to add to the already unpleasant implications, there's not one but TWO windows (one of which is situated perfectly in that glass enclosure for that creepy neighbor to peak in no matter what order of business you're doing in there), ensuring maximum creepiness. Privacy might as well be a barely noticed piece of advice at this point because it hardly exists here.
HOW DO U HAVE SO MUCH VIEWS!?!? AND SUCH A SMALL CHAMNEL?!?!
Most bathrooms are walk in closet size with everything in it. In the last 5+ years some bathrooms have included separate little room just for the potty. My son is slightly claustrophobic so he always leaves the door open. I like the one with the glass floor over the lift shaft. That would be my guest bathroom. It would be hilarious for parties. Handicap parking is for the handicap person to park close to the door. Lately it has been moved to the area at the end of the building. It's breaking the handicap law so why bother with it at all. Just put a sign on the building that says "to the handicap, we don't care if you have to crawl.
I got a lollipop that followed the same design as the panda one you showed up when I was a kid one time, only it was a duck. The lollipop was yellow and shaped like a duck, but imagine the disappointment that elementary school me had when I took off the wrap and there wasn't a duck on the lollipop.
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@Christian's_OrdinaryLife
Awwe, poor little you! That kind of thing is terrible to do to young children. Then again, you started young learning the "knocks of life" that smack us all upside the head at one time or another throughout our lives-- and/or over and over again for our entire lifetime, right?! Be safe and be well in the New Year. ~Peace!
I love ducks . I would have loved it. I get it though
I think the designer was lazy or he or her tried but it was to hard cuz i never seen a lolipop with a face
same but in Kenya what about the country ur in
Just the thought of using that bathroom with a glass floor built into the shaft had me terrified! I'm scared of heights, and all I can say is there's *no WAY* you'd get me to use it!
Acrophobia
Reminds me of the rest stop bathrooms with no water and what feels like an oversized rickety bucket over a large abyss to the depths of ... am I right? lol
@@crayzamber I've been in some of those.....I know what you mean!
I love that design!
me to bud me too
Yup, I witnessed a bathroom design fail. When I was camping in Wyoming the gift shop had a bathroom. And if you bend down far enough. You can see what people are doing in there because the gap between the floor and the door is big.
The sink at 11:30 is installed diagonally. The designer that said it could be a compromise for a cabinet that is too big apparently doesn't know that a diagonally is ALWAYS longer than any of the sides. The cabinet would have fit in the regular position with place to spare. The design was by choice.
Nah, no way
Unless their a mence to sociaty
Maybe they at lest used to have a table or smt acting as a sort of bar
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I agree
Sus
My last apartment had very few outlets, so my washing machine and upright freezer had to be installed in the back yard patio. They were under a small overhang, so if it was raining I had to debate if it was worth it to do a load of laundry or get an ice cream. I didn't have any place for an electric dryer, so if it was raining I would have to set up a rack in the kitchen (which was super tiny.)
10:50 that sink......lmao!🤣
Most ridiculous thing ever, why would anyone ever even thought of it and actually made the thing or Photoshop. Still, the minds of some folk, smh.
Why, just why
@@razorwolf2758 exactly
hear me out
I believe the eyeliner situation is because if you put much more in, it would last long enough that it would need to be refrigerated to prevent stuff growing in it. (I had a roommate who used a lot of mascara and eyeliner)
I was thinking that it could have been a sample
It's actually so that you run out faster so that you buy more and they make more money. They would rather you run out in 2 months than 2 years
17:28 From L to R: the large pharmacy dispensary box --> the plastic patient box used to keep all the doses together --> the aluminum pouch that you can stuff in a pocket or purse --> and the blister containing a tablet that can be accidentally dissolved by damp air or hands so it's important to leave the damn blister in the aluminum pouch until ready to use. 😄Rizatriptan is only taken when the physical need necessitates it, so those pouches haunt purses and pockets way, way too long.
Can I ask if you are a pharmacy or a pharmacy student?
@@onuhrita5009 Retired ED nurse and migraine sufferer.
I worked for a small company that made/assembled caulk boards, tack boards, and display cases primarily for schools. We were on a job to install those items in a new elementary school. We ran into 2 problems. The caulk boards are to be installed level. In one wing we did that but when looking at them they looked crooked. It tuned out the floors had settled causing the cement walls not to be level. We had to reinstall the boards to match the horizontal cement mortar joints. In another room they had installed the room thermostat right in the middle of the wall where a caulk board had to be installed. The electrician had to move the thermostat to the right of the board.
Well that was dumb. You could have just cut a hole in the chaulk board and been in this video.
@@davedennis6042 : Not allowed.
Chalk pal , its chalk board
@@lenrockable : Thank you
The figures that you show in 14:17 is actually a game that is played in central Mexico called "CHICHILEGUAS" which comes from the frase "chinche al agua" meaning: bedbug to the water. It's a game that is played mostly by two or more teams of boys. One team adopts the bending position with a boy at the end leaning in a wall which is the post and holds between his knees the head of the first bending boy. Then other teams run and jump as far as they can, landing in a riding position, trying to get close to the post, the more boys they jump the heavier they get and if the team is already all on top the try to shake and make them fall, if they fall, the post team wins. If they don't, the jumping team wins. In the next turn the defeated team adopts the post position. I use to play with my brothers and cousins but my mother got angry because it wasn't very "ladylike" but I really had fun, even when we got a bump in the head or some of us would hurt or cry... good times! ;) sorry for my grammar mystakes but English is not my mother tongue.
"mystakes"
thats one mistake
@@ssillee let the man be
Thank you for posting this comment! I was curious about those strange statues.
Thank you for the explanation. Your English is just fine.
So why is the last boys pants down?
The eyeliner is make the pot bigger to reduce shoplifting, very common for tiny expensive products. It also needs discarding frequently to avoid infections.
88 cent prego tests look almost exactly like the covid test, just a strip with minimal plastic. After having three kids and using just about every type of preg test, I can say that the cheap ones are just as accurate as the $20 ones. The expensive ones are exactly the same strip inside, you're just paying for the fancier case.
Yep.
For personal use, it makes sense using just the strip, but when you got to handle 100+ tests from diferent patients on a single day, those cases help a lot.
Some people just don't believe us when we say they sell them at the dollar tree, and yes, they are just as accurate as the pricier ones
@@chucklebutt4470 lmfao here 😂🤣😂🤣😂
That’s right. I actually found that the cheap ones are more sensitive. Mother of 6 here. With my 13-year-old, got a positive cheapie test 6 days after conception.
I work at the Minneapolis St. Paul airport and the sign at 21:25, that was a temporary consturction wall since they are remodeling all of the baggage claim area. but it seems like they need to rename the airport to CIA for short.... construction international airport.... you finish one construction project there and 4 more takes its place just like the slogan for Hydra in the MCU.
14:23 the human centipede, kids edition.
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The "killer wheelchair ramp" is for pedestrians pushing bicycles. They put the bicycle up on it at the bottom and push it up hill while they use the stairs. The big drop off at the bottom is to discourage people from using it for skateboarding and wheelchairs. There's probably some kind of barrier at the top, as well.
The toilet with holes cut into the wall may be a replacement for an old toilet with an overhead tank connected with pipes.
Or maybe even an in-the-wall water tank. On another thought, yeah, there was probably an over-head tank, and the plumbing was running down in the corner, in perfect symmetry. But everything changed when the water nation attacked.
12:56 the fact when I was little there were slides like this and I,loved it...
You mean you liked pushing people down the slide
@@elenhughes2982 as a young kid...I would have lol
4:10 maybe the designer isn't going to hell, he's just a skateboarder at heart. That looks like a fun spot!!
The eyeliner likely contains such little amount for 2 reasons. One is the illusion of scarcity, to give the impression that it contains valuable and rare ingredients, processed in some exquisitely expensive way. The second is practical, which is that makeup goes off eventually. It dries out or oxidises or otherwise spoils. So a great big tub of it would usually end up wasted, and that would annoy the person who spent so much money to buy it. Instead, if you only give them a little bit, they perceive it to be all the more valuable, and aren't annoyed by wasting something that cost them so much.
Yes it's likely in that size jar to be practical to handle. It's glass, it's transparent, that's fairly honest of them. For the makeup industry that's incredibly rare!
It's likely that if they only put half as much in, they could charge twice as much for the jar. People are bad at making decisions, or rather, commerce, and particularly the advertising industry, has worked out what our weak spots and fallacies are, and knows how to exploit them efficiently. There's been psychologists employed by ad agencies since at least the 1950s.
2:22 I'm the type of person to go to stores and move the sleeves slightly so folks can see what might lie underneath
not all heroes wear capes
Damn what a hero
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Man saved tons of people from the meat scam
My man 👊🏾🤘🏾🙌🏾
I used to package items at a warehouse and always felt so stupid putting a singular brass fitting the size of a quarter in a box that could fit like, a basketball. We had to do it though because if we don’t then they would get lost in sorting or transport.
Ahh, always wondered why that happened
And yet I get all sorts of items in USPS Flat Rate Small Boxes. Even got some specialized bolts a few months ago in a box that was about the size of a cigarette pack. The shipping label covered one of the largest sides of it.
Good possibility! Shipping single tiny objects inevitably is a problem.
USPS is designed to actually function well. Even if it has been continually sabotaged for the last 15 years by politicians with stocks in FEDex or UPs.@@kd5nrh
@@kd5nrh you can never miss a single package in your life and millions other people still won't get their stuff
I don't qualify the packaging at 16:38 as a "design" problem, but it happens so frequently in many ways. Also, just in the past few weeks, I received a heavy iron auger "protected" by bubble wrap and those big plastic pillows, and a package of pill pockets with no protection at all, that looked like it had encountered a steam roller. I also love the meme about eggs being packaged in flimsy cartons, while you need a chainsaw to get the packaging off some relatively indestructible item.
I agree and if you look at the first box on the left it says 6 oral. Lyophilisates which means there are 6 pills that come in that box not the one they lead you to believe by showing it on the far right, so although it’s large probably for it’s protection also I do not thing it’s obscenely disproportionate.
Fed up of bread having the flimsiest of thin wrapping around it even when there's a virus around when people have got to eat that stuff but a pair of scissors comes entombed in extra thick plastic that needs a (guess what?) a pair of scissors to cut it open.
I take this medication (for migraines). This particular version of the pill is extremely brittle and fragile, so I understand the necessity of the many layers of protection. This pill is so light that you can barely feel it in your hand as it's designed to be almost immediately dissolve in your mouth; It also needs quite a bit of protection from moisture as that's what activates the dissolution. When you have a severe migraine and want relief immediately, it honestly is a godsend. In fact, I've had the rizatriptan in that very packaging before, and before I realized the reasoning behind it, it seemed a bit excessive to me, as well. However, I can assure you that it's not.
I also have a non-dissolving version of this pill, which does come in just regular blister packs.
Basically, this particular packaging is simply because of the nature of the medication - extremely brittle, vulnerable to moisture, and actually easy to lose because of the fact that you can barely feel any weight to it. So not at all wasteful, in my opinion.
I've had lots of different odd medications. Some pills that had to be refrigerated; some injections that are bright/almost neon red; meds (injection) that have had to be frozen and thawed in literally SECONDS of holding; some pills that fall apart almost on contact and others that are enormous and need gigantic bottle just to hold a couple weeks' worth of dosages (1g pills). Each and every one had unique packaging but all packaging makes complete sense in regards to what the medication is and does, and if you didn't know about the purpose of the medication, you'd probably feel the packaging they're in to be wasteful.
Think of how much plastic is NOT being used now that we can download and stream music instead of buying compact discs. Those things had the most ridiculous amount of packaging ever in some stores, like Sams or Costco. They had large plastic frames around the jewel case, which was shrinkwrapped. By the time I got the thing opened, I needed a nap. It was to prevent shoplifting, but couldn't they have made a reusable deterrent, like those anti-theft caps on liquor bottles?
@@LazyIRanch Think how many medical care bills and future pensions that can now be saved from having to get paid out in the coming decades all because of wars and a plandemic.
"Like vegan food wasn't enough of a joke already" 😂
10:25 - No idea why, but the “sink for ants” line got me laughing a bit too much! 😂
Lol
And me, but then 14.30 occured and I thought I was gonna have a seizure I laughed so much!
Is kinda looks good between
17:12 This is deceptive. It says 6-tablets so clearly this is enough room for them albeit some "extra" packaging. But not at the level where it appears you only get one tablet here.
23:43 I think this is done in a way to protect the strip and reinforce its installment. It is important to get a good reading and most people would likely think the product defective or ineffective were it just a tiny strip of bendable paper.
This device was made with human psychology in mind ... oh and here it goes on to say something contrary. :)
In any case it's just like we pick up a piece of electronics and if it's light, we think it's bad. If it's heavy, we think it's good.
I work with lateral assays ….I’ll just say a little bit. With a covid test, you have a reagent that combines with an antigen ( whatever it is it’s designed to attach to and look for). In this case it’s specific parts of a corona virus. The blow molded plastic case is there to make it easier for the user and keep the assay horizontal so that osmosis can easily take place….think of a drop of water on a dry paper towel. The reagents or buffer need to combine with a sample and then make its way up the test strip. Without the housing, users would find ways to over handle it, or contaminate it. If the strip gets bent, the cells in that strip may not stay touching each other and the assay won’t work. Sometimes it happens even with the housing and in that case, as the liquid moves up the strip, it may get interrupted and stop…., it will not create an internal control line….telling the user, your test is invalid. Sure, it’s a waste of plastic but it saves lives. I mean, is the plastic cover on a seat belt totally necessary…or the cap on a gallon of milk….or, you get the idea. What they should do is allow recycling of all tests no matter the result. Super easy to dump all tests in a bleach solution for 10 seconds and any live covid ( there really would be no live covid on a test after a few hours) then remove the strip and recycle. But whatever.
6:34 As a male myself, I can confirm that this completely violates our unspoken law of urinal etiquette.
I think that wheelchair ramp is the one outside of Evel Knievel’s house. I imagine he used a wheelchair for his senior years after breaking every bone his body many times, but he still liked to crash every time he left his house, just to remember the good old times.
I mean when the only world record you held was the most bones broken, crashes just become a regular part of your day.
Thats a funny theory but I'm pretty certain ita just a concrete slide lol. Wd had one in ny ild neighborhood in Cincinnati ohio. It was straight though and kids slid down it using cut up cardboard boxes.
The design referenced near 10:44 is likely very deliberate. I've seen employers deliberately design the restrooms to be uncomfortable for employees to hide away in. For instance, the toilets may be very uncomfortable to sit on for more than a few brief seconds. Or, the sink is very frustrating to use, so that employees don't want to use that bathroom at all because of how badly it's designed. Some go so far as to be uncomfortable for CUSTOMERS to use because the owner doesn't like the concept of a mess being made everywhere, or they want the customers to get in, do their business, and leave the establishment as quickly as they can.
But I feel like that might encourage people to maybe use the toilet, but just not wash their hands 😂.
i'm sure there's a lot if folks that wouldn't bother at all. it just looks silly, like obviously triggers the adolescent in is to giggle. . if nature calls, i certainly would still answer.
I friggin hate it when people spend a ridiculous amount of time in a public bathroom.
Do you business and get out. If you don't have to go, then get out.
@@941books2 I don't get that, either. This is terrible, but there have been times where I have deliberately omitted the courtesy flush while dropping some particularly stinky friends off at the pool, just to clear out the dumbfuck Chatty Cathy types who don't know the difference between a bathroom and a lounge.
And then, once they are gone... THEN I courtesy flush. Mwahahahaha.
13:29 look even though this is a joke it still needs to be said for those who didn't notice that the slide is clearly broken
Thank you someone else realizes
10:02 Every second in there will give me back my 5 year old anxiety of heights.
I really enjoy the newer format you have chosen. I also like that the creature is now animated, and that the word "amazing" was removed from the intro. Huge thumbs up!
3:00 Yay, a scam from Germany. Hack is just short for minced meat, but you made an excellent pun out of it.
I liked when it shouted amazing
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No
Who are you at
Geez I feel bad for Miss Banana if 13:44 is what she's dealing with nowadays.
1:05 is cruel I feel bad for that child
5:22 BRO ITS NOT ONLY THE DOOR THAT IS THE PROBLEM, THERE'S NO FREAKING WALLS
I JUST NOTICED WTF
I went into a medical building and looked at the sign in the lobby that helps you find the doctor your looking for. Something seemed off about the sign. It had Brail writing but, was completely covered in a sheet of glass. Brail under glass! Oh yeah, that's totally ADA compliant!
You had me cracking up. It's not only sad to know these things are really out there , that's actually pretty scary. The people making them are just about as scary as Steven King. He's someone I wouldn't want to share a house with. You never know what the man is thinking are what state of mind he may be in. No thank you !! You just got to wonder were these people's mind goes. Thank you for at least making fun of them and getting us laughing to see this crazy stuff. Takes your mind off the scary part of these peoples brains. Your channel is awesome. New sub.
Its Stephen King not Steven it spell different next time you name a master of horror and use them as an example you want to get their name right 😉
Don't worry Stephen King wouldn't want to share a house with you either 😉
The Veterans Affairs hospital in Aurora, Colorado went $4 billion over budget to look pretty. On the surface everything looks beautiful. All of the curved and oddly angled walls needlessly reduce space in closets for medical supplies. In at least a dozen closets the space is so narrow that two people have to squeeze by each other or move. Imagine what it’s like having a supply cart in there for restocking……along with 6 nurses/doctors.
I've seen those closets. Legit death traps.
18:50 My brother made that shaving-cream/body-spray mixup too! He was going to spray axe body spray in his room to use it like an air freshener, but accidentally grabbed the can of shaving gel and sprayed it like silly string all over his curtains
Tell him wash the curtains if they smell
I saw a toilet that had a floor around it with a pattern on that basically made your balance throw itself out the window. The made the designs so perfectly crappy, that seeing tricks your mind into thinking down is at a 45 degree angle. It's almost impossible to stand up in the bathroom.
5:23 i suspect that whoever installed those may have gotten the vertical supports upside-down. If they were the other way, the doors would've left a fairly-big gap up top and only a small one at the bottom, which wouldn't give anyone much of a view of someone sitting down. 13:26 I think the design problem with that slide is they didn't make it strong enough, and it has already collapsed
yeah it definitely was broke, the red siding is split and the metal is curved at the piece on the ground, meaning it was once probably curved inward and abuse to the slide was to blame, andddd possibly more abuse as to get it in that angle
If it was in my country I would sneak into the girls bathroom
Yeah, probably
A sliding door cannot lock
@@harry96 a sliding door can have a lock, just not a sliding lock. A simple hook and eye lock would work. Or a window lock.
It's the dad jokes for me😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Window pane @22:50, really? 😂😂😂😂
Those playground equipment killed me 🤣🤣🤣
19:11 NOW WITH THE ADDED TASTE OF BLEACH
*picture of the floor cleaner appears*
I had the misfortune of a ceiling window within the radius of a ceiling fan. The fan turns sunlight into a strobe light. It was torture just to look at the wall midday.
That is awful 😖
Are you okay thats awful!
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Even worse, the same apartment has a bathroom with a ventilation shaft IN THE FLOOR. Specifically, THE SECOND FLOOR. DIRECTLY ABOVE THE KITCHEN. And yes, the toilet has overflowed, which really messed up our meal plans.
@@computernerd1101 yikes
These designs gave me a panic attack; what is wrong with these people???
The problem is not theirs. Their parents should be blamed for not using adequate protection during intercourse.
@@anooprknair1987 =|
Ok that's rather extreme, don't you think?
ikr bruhh
@cattey I fail to see how that's a bad thing, somehow; would you mind telling me or no?
1:58 its still a bargain because if the price is 30 dollars for 2/3th of the actual size, that would mean that the full scale size price would lay around 45 dollars.
4:50 does anyone notices the dwarf sized sink? 😂
14:43 is just wrong no matter what way you look at it. It would look bad even if there was more air in it.
Heh. About those toilets... I am old, and when I started school there was still one actual outhouse for the students. A large one, with one long seat having several holes on it. No partitions, and of course no sinks for washing hands either because hey, it was an outhouse, so no running water installed. Fortunately, we also had bit more modern toilet facilities, and I don't think anybody actually used that old outhouse. But it was still there the whole time I was in that school.
13:03 you know something like “actually I take it back that’s not a slide it’s a death drop
4:45 There were similar stairs like that one in a hotel, I fell the entire floor with my suitcase. 🤕
oh no! were you okay? an accident seems inevitable with that terrible design choice, right?
@@BeAmazed Yes, I’m okay but I’m probably not the first one to fall over those stairs!
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@17:31 the rizatriptan benzoate is a disintegrating tab, so it has to be sent in a moisture sealed container. There's six of them, so the two packages on the right are for each pill, the blue container holds all six and then the box on the left is for marketing/compliance.
I'M DYING OF LAUGHTER @ THIS TITLE!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ditry mind 🤨
@@robloxcontent435 NOT @ ALL! I was referring to the "should go to hell part" FYI
Ikr I love the title 😂😂😂
Well except I wouldn’t say they should go to hell tho…
That "wheelchair ramp" is the suicide option. The haphazard row of lights is actually a test to check for OCD. People posting pics on social and making negative comments will be flagged by google - pretty soon men in white suits will come to pick you up, and family will never hear from you again.🤣 The one that got me best was that "assume the position" sink. 🤣
OML! When I watched this I was laughing my ass off at 0:22 seconds. It hit him in the face
The toilet at 8:10 in the corner with two holes cut in the wall was probably a replacement. They do/did make a toilet that has a triangular shaped tank specifically for this type of installation. My guess is they had to replace one, and found out it was too expensive, or not made anymore. It probably looked nice before it was replaced with a normal toilet.
That is exactly what I think too.
5:37 Are they practicing "If it's yellow, let it mellow"? rofl 🙅♀ FLUSH THE TOILET!
I love how much effort is taken for all the animation in each episode. Respect editor!
Really...? Some of the animations are decent, but FAR too many clichês among them.
The "We're too lazy to crop a video / pic" a.k.a. "video / pic framed by a blurry copy of itself"? Check.
The "I don't know what to animate here, so let's zoom / pan over the pic REALLY slowly" move? Check.
The "nonsensical censorship noise" ("sh" _SQUEAK_ "t")? Check. Really, why not use a fart noise?
Sure, there are worse videos (like the "text and computer voice" videos of reddit content), but there are better ones, too.
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 woah chill they just said the animations must’ve taken effort-
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 Picky much? It don't have to be a freaking cartoon movie to qualify as decent animation. This is TH-cam for heavens sake, and beside, the youtuber(s) here is (are) just trying to react to some awful design fails arguably far worse than their own little animations, which I find to be really cool. While simple, it does the job. Stop being picky for once, aight?
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 chill they just said it taken a lot of effort and time to add the pictures and stuff
agreed... this awesome work...
Hahaha those bathroom stalls weren’t poorly designed just poorly installed, I do certainly hope they weren’t a certified contractor. Just can’t stop laughing at those stall doors.
For those gaps so high in the bathroom I think they might have fixed the doors upside down
No I realy dont think so
Idoto
Or they are bathrooms IN the upside down
I was considering the same thing but the hinges are placed symmetrically on the door so it wouldn't make a difference if you turned it upside down. Even if you moved the hinges to the very top of the door the result would be pretty much the same 😉
Gospel means good news! The bad news is we have all sinned and deserve the wrath to come. But Jesus the Messiah died for our sins, was buried, and then raised on the third day, according to the scriptures. He ascended into heaven and right now is seated at the Father's right hand. Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel."
There's gotta be some designers out there that have a pee flow that goes in the trajectory of a limp spaghetti noodle in front of a box fan on low, but some of us can (but don't!) shoot it from like 6 feet away; if we get like 6 inches away, there's a LOOOOOOOT of splashing and i'd decimate the floor and my pants and my shoes with that leg-cut one in this video, damn.
Those tactile pavings are the gateway to heaven 😂 😂
only in the sense that tripping over those benches will lead to being run over by traffic
@@MrGoesBoom u dont have to explian it bro
@@MrGoesBoom im talking about after the blind person falls and dies from it the blind person goes to heaven because they lived a good life lol
I do work with those immunochromatography tests in bulk and once we received a sample box for evaluating a new brand that lacked the plastic capsule. It's awfull to work with, not just due to it's wet noodle behaviour after the analyte is dropped, but the mess caused by not propperly containing the liquid (wich, in our case, sometimes means blood) and lack of adequate area to identify who's sample from when you make those tests in bulk. Whoever desinged it eithe rworked with it or listened to someone who does so, unlike some other tools and equipments...
Extra packaging is sometimes done to dissuade shoplifting. It would be much easier to pocket that one pill at 17:00 if it only had the smaller layer of packaging.
It's still a massive waste though, if you're gonna make a package that lwrge might aswell put in more of the product
“What is this? A sink for ants?!” 😂 I love the Zoolander reference
"SIR WE FOUND THE FORBIDDEN ORANGE JUICE THE 3RR IN 19:00"
I could literally smell the image.
6:46
Thankyou, BE AMAZED, I, was Waiting for the Next Installment of this Series ... PLEASE Keep them Coming! Thankyou!
I lost it when you said their house now has vibrate mode 😂🤣😂
16:42 - I know the small things in larges boxes seems absurd (and it kind of is), sometimes it is for a very good reason. Shipping companies have found that small items in small packages tend to get lost more often, so they will sometimes (depending on if the item utilizes planes or trains for shipping) will package the item in bigger boxes, to help ensure the item doesn't get lost. people make fun of small items in large boxes. People get angry and shop elsewhere if their item never shows up.
17:55 As an actual eyeliner user, the product is just fine. The packaging is enough to hold the product, and you use such a small amount that I would not be happy if I had to pay three times as much only to have the product dry up before I get a chance to use it all.
That’s fair. It makes sense, and having a bit of a bulkier package would ensure that it wouldn’t break as easily (I’m assuming it’s glass). If they made a package that fit all nice and snug to the product, it would be more likely to break, and way harder to hold, since it’s just a disc. I hope I’m coming off right here, it’s hard to verbalize what I’m trying to intend to say, lol.
@@monroerobbins7551 Yes, you are verbalizing it right! No worries! Even if the container wasn’t made of glass, even if it was made of something that doesn’t break, such a small container would be really awkward / difficult to hold. This way you can hold it easier. As one of the things mentioned in your message. You are right and wrote it very well!
I get the point, but I still wonder whether the issue of eye liner drying out really justifies this microscopic amount. The whole outside of the container is about the size of a thumb nail, so I feel at least someone who puts on make up regularly could potentially use up the eye liner if the tiny glass had a little bigger interior than this, instead of being 95% glass and 5% product.
0:10 the playground design was just a diagonal ramp, that someone clearly stomped on a broke it.
look at the corner you can clearly see it snapped.
Yea we can probably see that
4:02 they took the term wheelchair "ramp" way too literally
I also photographed this same structure in San Diego, and it does make sense. The ramp is meant for a wheeled stretcher bearing a "dearly departed" to be brought in and out of a pre-refrigeration morgue built into the relative coolness of a basement. The steps are beside it for living beings to control the stretcher's descent and ascent, so it doesn't fly into the wall at the bottom.
Though that would be hilarious.
By the way, the end of the ramp is raised so that the aforementioned living beings can more easily pick up the stretcher to carry it just a few feet to the unpictured, adjacent, basement-having building.
With the angled toilet cut into the walls @7:42, you neglected to point out that the design disallows the toilet tank lid from being lifted-with the button flush at the top, the lid needs to be lifted higher than other types of flush toilets, so that the connection from the underside of the flush button can be made properly. :)
6:49 yeah, that's a big violation of the unspoken guy code....you only ever use a urinal next to another guy if absolutely everything else is already taken and your bladder is about to burst. EDIT: Urinal design in general seems to be done by people who hate guys....the place I work it's this weird pinched oval shape where the edge of the bowl is three feet from the wall so you're just standing out in the void with everything out on show...then there's the ones where the bottom is so low you're pretty much pissing on your feet. Who designs these things?
Yea, if I ever own an establishment then all bathrooms will have the normal every day toilet not these terrible inventions
19:41- Maybe the 2nd doorway was to trick burglars, so when they tried to break in or unlock the door with the stairs. they would be confused why an unlocked door wouldn't open.
What if they opened the other door first?
@@catperson5990 then ur the unlucky one there
5:01 in this case, some of the owner of a building doesn't want their toilet to be used frecuently by visitor, so they make the toilet like that so that less people use that
Too high
normal is not as high as this
Just put a piece of metal there, and I am trying to make my comments less aggressive, am I doing well
“Hush little inventions don’t y’all wail”
“But whoever made y’all should be in jail”
dats poetic
18:48 my man really used the BFDI mouth
3:51