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What happend when you grownded your bed ? Could you sleep better ? 😊
Why to copper ground shoes?
Stay weird.
Why?
I mean, why do I want to be grounded? Doesn’t this just make it easier for electricity to pass-literally- to ground, completing the circuit from my body to earth, electrocuting me?
@@challah1000 makes the electricity pass through you without electrocution
How the US Forest Service avoids receiving static electricity shocks on playground slides
Hahaha. I have to think he laughed at this one.
Made me giggle
It would actually make it worse
@schamnlacktav2612 it wouldn't. Research how static electricity works.
@@schamnlacktav2612I don’t think so. I haven’t been grounded in months, not a single time. i get static’d hard
I swear these are different characters depending on how/which beanie he wears.
You might be into something .
Like Dock, Xu, and Bushi from Avatar the last Airbender
All right I've been trying to figure it out I'm going to have to add that to the list of things to check out you might be onto something the beanies
They're parasitic brain controlling organisms.
This my favorite theory
Next, Wranglerstar will show us how a professional homeowner disables the wireless transmitters in Pigeons.
Ha ha😂
easy, a shotgun
😂😂😂
LMAO
BIRDS AREN'T REAL
Now you can feel like there’s a rock in your shoe 24/7 😂
I just spit tea everywhere! 😂 That was funny
I’m dead 🤣🤣
I know this is a joke, but this probably doesn't feel uncomfortable. Its really just a single cleat that has been smoothed off and people have been wearing cleats since time immemorable.
I was thinking good way to have a leaky shoe .
@@devinhall1631Could be sealed with a compound.
And that how the US Forest service blew their nuts off working on the breaker box.
lmfao
Yeah but the earth will give you electrons.... or something
😂😂
😂
people are full downs now a days. bet ya think the ice floating above the water is the entire iceberg.
As an electrical worker, I died a little. Rubber soled shoes isolating me from ground is the only thing that has saved my life a time or two.
Please be careful brother. God bless electricians.
Lol I was thinking the same thing it's a big no for me.
Yeah, all I could think of was how this is the exact opposite of what you would want. This guy is off the deep end
I was trying to think of any situation in which this would be useful but every situation I can think of adding that rivet to his shoes just gets him killed.
Would this work against being tasted? Reduce the effect of a taser?
This how the US Forest Service gets wet feet.
Bruh, The hole is sealed with the rivet.
@sir_Yeeteth no way that is sealed now.
@@ryannyman2283 are you joking, because I'm confused if you aren't.
@@sir_yeeteth103 he's not, it's gonna leak
@@NinjaThatLongboards have you ever riveted something together before? if you do it properly you can get a very tight fit, therefore if you were to do this do your shoe for whatever reason you can set the rivet as tight as you want sealing the hole shut. Although it would eventually deteriorate the more you walk on and the it would start to let water through.
Nice , glad to see you updated your "how to get struck by lightning " series . Stay midly unhinged beloved
That's what I was worried about
He's no more likely to be struck by lightning than someone barefoot in the rain.
@sicsemperevellomortemtyran3526 but he is more likely to be struck by lightning than someone without a copper rivet in their shoe
@@gburnfno
@@gburnf lol. True. Slightly more likely
This is how the US forest service doesn’t survive a lightning strike
Would get me lit up by the cattle fence
*Electro boom has emetered the chat*
Wha5s that's you say?
Why the hell would this ever be a good idea. You could die unplugging something that just makes it a billion times easier
I see what you mean. I was going to say that I heard about people getting struck directly in the dome by a bolt of lightning and it blew the soles of their shoes off. _😅_ I wasn't thinking about it coming up through the ground. I guess it depends if you prefer being a top or bottom.😂
I was just barefoot and nothing happened to me except I get shocked easier now
How a professional homeowner transfers large amounts of current through his arms, his heart, his organs, and down his body to the ground.
Love it!
Rofl
Open up your veins, splash the blood and hit the powerlines. BLOODROCUTED!
Not. A. Space. Agency.?
Yeah, it reminds me of the CSI episode where a guy removes the ground prong from a drill and rigs it to short and also out a metal screw or rivet in the other guy’s work boot so he would get electrocuted.
How to make sure your rubber soles do not protect you against electric current.
This is exactly what I was thinking lol
you got it.
I'm pretty sure most rubber soled shoes aren't safe for electrical hazards anyways
@@drdozeryep and he has negated that. You typically don't want to be electrically grounded
@@altaccount4697 false
When the beanie is on you know Mrs. W is boiling the toupee
😂I like it
😂
It's the middle of summer too
Its 4:42am and this made me laugh so hard I almost peed on myself
If only. His wife left him.
Ok Cody, no more day drinking for you
Hahahah
he might die
Maybe he really loves electricity
Is this some Better Call Saul psychosis?
Method in the madness.. looking outside the box.. if it'd true or not. Thinking other than the common is more beautiful than anything outside will assume of those who do.
When I want my shoes to be uncomfortable I use a small pebble.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You win this comment section
It saves Puttin' a rivet in there. 😊
And this is how the US Forest Service slips slowly into madness.
@@chazmartin8048 its not satire. hes dead serious about the whole grounding thing.
@@chazmartin8048 its hard to tell anymore
@@SpinoneJR I have to agree with you, at first I also tought he was just playing but no.... he is serious about it.
@@theshapeexists😂😂😅
@@SpinoneJR No, he is kidding. You can tell if one of his videos is satirical if he's wearing the metal tape-lined beanie, which he is here. He used to write in the description that they're satirical (because nobody looks at the description on YT Shorts), but now he tips us off to the satirical nature of a video by wearing the beanie lmao
Wranglestar's brain has melted.
Been thinking that lately dudes really lost over the last few years.😂
Ain't nothing better than completing a circuit to ground!
Anything that can travel through the length of your entire body down to your feet isn't deterred by your thin little shoe soles, anyway. This little copper tack won't make any difference except to... maybe... reduce static.
@@decwow I’ll bet you a whole paycheck I can touch 120 bare handed with shoes on and not get shocked.
@@decwowIt takes the path of least resistance, don’t become the path of least resistance
@@ChronicAndIronicyeah says someone who never works with electricity lolol get real dude. This is horrible.
@by7810 It’s quite literally my job. It is literally the only thing i do. I’m an electronics technician, though high voltage isn’t my main job i still regularly come into contact with it
How to scratch your hardwood floors 101
Take your shoes off.
He don’t wear shoes inside.
Maybe don’t wear your shoes in your house dummy.
For real. I hate houses that people wear their shoes inside. I had to show my roommates how much less we needed to sweep the floors if we took our shoes off at the door.
@@markthe1860house slippers are key
How to walk around feeling like you have a thumb tac stuck to the bottom of your shoe. 😂
Yeah right?
I'm like the princess and the pea when it comes to my feet. Just the other day I took my shoe off and turned it upside down expecting a huge Pebble to come out of it all that came out was the tiniest grain of sand
😂🤣😂
@@paulvildsame
Are you slow? Did you not see him cut off the excess and grind it down, you wouldn't even know it's there. Jesus Christ, stay in school kids
“How to assassinate your electrician friend who owes you money and also happens to leave his shoes laying around”
I personally like to carry a short grounding rod (bought from the US forest service) and just hammer it into the ground whenever I'm going to be standing in one spot for a while. It has a quick connect wire that connects to my grounded shoes
With an additional short chain and studded dog collar you can move around and work without the need to hold on to the earth rod too.
@@Lorenz.Machine this comment fine sir is highly underrated!
😂😂 ThNks for the lol
I’ve got one too, mines Bluetooth tho
Thanks you - I needed that. :)
How the USFS stays grounded in the streets
And electric in the sheets
😂lol
I've literally watch this guy go nuts fricking dingbat lmao 🤣
It started off so wholesome.
@@lewisallan9963 all these years he was an alcoholic but he quit drinkin last year or the year before and has slowly been going downhill
As a man who has become the ground several times, DO NOT DO THIS.
If you work around flammable liquids amd gases and wear synthetic clothing?
Do this.
One static spark.whhomph.
Now I just need a video on how to connect this to my tinfoil-lined beanie
And ur bed😂
Why would I do this?, when I can get my conservative submissive homeschooling hostage..I mean wife to do it.
😅
Duh, just connect them both to your wire mesh underwear.
@@barryb344 sad
After grounding your shoes you should immediately find an electrical box to work on.
😂🎉
I got something even better touch a electrical line that is a real test
Does it matter if you are grounded or not?
The way I understand it, it doesn't matter if your feet are insulated if your hands aren't.
It's the point of contact that matters.
@@SuperMIKevinif you're grounded, the electricity gets to go all the way through your body and heart on its way to the ground(instead of just not doing that if you were not grounded), allowing you to go into cardiac arrest!
...with your hands wet.
Great for lightning strikes and rain puddles. 🤣
As a dad, I'd just tell my shoes they can't go outside with me because they are grounded.
You sir are both a gentleman and a scholar. I too am a father and it is a trip.
He's clearly trolling y'all. We know damn well Cody doesn't wear shoes
😂😂😂
His name is Cody 🤔🫤
Nahh he has a whole setup for his bed too
That 2 man survival show!
Got em 🤣
your mom can't ground you if you're already grounded. Great forwards thinking, as always.
😂
Haha. That's great!
How the us forest service fires an employee, and then you get to watch them slowly descend into complete madness.
Why they fire him? He seems knowledgeable on a lot of subjects
@@sergiolozano6205 According to him because he took a picture of his son with some US Forestry Service equipment. But to be honest, I don't know if that is true
Lmao I’m dying at these two comments
@@loganvanderwier8866 because now that you mention it…. 🤔
😂 hey man let the man tweak and talk to the shadow people
Now your all set to go play with the fuse box
I genuinely don’t even know what’s going on anymore but I’m here for it
Grounding yourself, best done barefooted for 20 minutes a day on the ground, has medically backed studies shown to drastically decrease inflammation.
@@KaiserAres No it doesn't LOL!!! What kind of pseudoscience nonsense have you been reading???
Second
@@cqpzg what studies have you read that states it doesn't?
@@KaiserAres fake science.
There goes my dry socks
Lol! Was thinking the same. Not sure the purpose!
@@donmcmurry6690 there is none, he's just joking. When he wears that foil lined beanie, it's a satirical video.
Putting a copper rivet in a pair of shoes completely ruins the whole point of having rubber lined shoes in the first place 😂
@@donmcmurry6690 pretty sure all of his “crazy” satirical videos is just him presenting the idea that he’s crazy so that the government stays away
@@evanislost if you work with ESDS things (things that’ll break if you shock it with static) it’s actually a pretty handy solution
@evanislost you know what, that makes this guy make a lot more sense, I thought he was just slowly slipping down the rabbit hole, not gonna lie
The phrase "copper rivet through the sole of my shoes" has never entered my mind. That's why I'm here.
Isn't that an Allman Brothers tune?
@@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit hahaha
it hasn't entered your mind because you're not insane. be thankful.
@@subtleusername5475 Yeah, it's a little ridiculous. I just wear my 100% copper slippers, non cheapskate style. Little chilly in the winter tho..
@@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit bro copper clogs is where its at
As my wife asks me what the hell happened to my hardwood floors 😂😂😂
How the U.S. Forest Service ruins a pair of shoes.
no way to put more holes in their head so now must start on the feet??USFS is nothing but morons
Pissed myself when I read this
This is how the US Forest Service loses their marbles.
I'm starting to think he might've gotten fired for more than just letting his kid wear his helmet or whatever....
@@poiu477 yes. I would have said he got driven crzy but im pretty sure he was walking distance already lol. Luckily he has hippy shoes to "ground" him. His beanie is foil
@@alexkruse36 “Chris, that’s not a tree it’s a cell tower” “EXACTLY! ITS POISONING OUR BRAINS AND POLLUTING OUR PRECIOUS BODILY FLUIDS” “Uh, yeah, so uh you’re fired, for uh, being unsafe with your kid while he’s wearing your forest service gear, yeah that’s it, sorry Chris”
Supposedly grounding the body is healthy, I’m sure you could read more about it and you don’t need me to show you but it’s pretty interesting, nothing wrong with trying it
@@themicahmicah1845 It's woo nonsense.
I miss the legitimate content.
For real
Read from a reply to other comments and as someone that works with flammables this would help in preventing static shock thus avoiding ignition of flammable materials.
My friend, you don't want to be grounded. You want to be isolated
As an electrician I appreciate this comment❤
That's not the type of grounding he talking about...
@@Rockey8806 what kind of grounding or grounded is he referring to? Honest question
If you're pouring gasoline into a chainsaw, being grounded is a good idea. Especially on dry days...
I wish you guys would realize that he is being sarcastic.
Thanks I’ll make sure to do this to my work boots before climbing up the pole, always wanted to become the flash and 7200 volts might make my dream come true
😂😂😂🎉
You will flash to the afterlife
I'm more of a 480 industrial power guy myself
Sore foot in a leaky shoe? Why
The shoe will not leak the rubber seals around the rivet
@@whitetiger432 lol no
@@Bokkie100k rubber sole... waterproof
@@whitetiger432 my man, the video is a joke. Putting a rivet in a shoe completely ruins the whole point of rubber lined shoes. Do you not see all the satirical comments?
@@evanislost The video is not a joke at all. Do your research. The body needs to maintain a proper electrical voltage at specific parts of the body to maintain health. Keeping yourself insulated from ground is long term detrimental to health because your body uses ground to discharge excess electrical energy and free radicals. Stefan Burns has a really good video on it.
Ober C, Sinatra S, Martin Z. Earthing. Second Edition. Basic Health Publications, Inc.; 2014.
10.1161/01.CIR.97.20.2031
10.1089/acm.2011.0820
10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1877-14.2015
McCraty R. The Energetic Heart. HeartMath Institute; 2003.
They make straps that wrap around your ankle and around your heel to ground you so you don't have to damage ur shoes/boots. It's got more resistance than most circuits will have so you dissipate static still but don't get electrocuted. We have to wear them in my foam factory but I still remove them when working on electrical.
My daughter overheard this video and was screaming, "Why is he punching the owl's soul out!? Why is he putting the owl in his shoe!?" So thank you for that. 🤣
I find all the comments humorous the ones talking about the electrical safety issues. This would not be for wearing a while working on electricity. This is for grounding your body. There's a lot of research showing that if you are grounded to Earth, they even sell products to ground yourself while sleeping, that your body will actually start to feel better.
It's for people who believe that making contact with the ground helps improve your overall health and mood. That's why you usually see him barefoot.
I’ve never seen him barefoot, ever.
@@stevepauley2437 You will if you watch his short videos of him working in the garage.
@@stevepauley2437 he's always barefoot.
@@GunGuy258 yea, no, he’s not. You can tell because you can literally see him wearing shoes in this video.
@stevepauley2437 he obviously didn't mean it a hundred percent literally obviously he wears shoes or boots sometimes
But he doesn't in alot of his videos
A message from all us electricians out there- “Don’t do this.”
it eases chronic pain reduced inflammation lessens anxiety and helps improve ur sleep thats why people ground there shoes and they believe it works and stepping on a live wire isn't a normal occurrence for people who aren't in the trades
@@Trent_Schell it isn't about stepping on a live wire, you're providing an exit point through your foot for any power source you touch, which will make any shock you receive much worse, and much more likely to pass across the heart and kill you
Dude these are the people who glue crystals to their airbags 😂
@@boulders403 ah yes, I affectionately call that one the do it yourself quartz gem buckshot kit.
@@RageUnchained I call it the DIY gypsy claymore 😂
Why?
Lightning strikes, fences ect
I wonder that too?
well, you can't really wear a shirt that says "I am insane" but there will be signs!
@@addrickstich6385 It's "etc," as in "et cetera."
When working with electronics or paintings it is good to be grounded. Also for health benefits.
This is how the US forest service remains grounded when not in bed.
Oh no.. you gotta wear these bad boys to bed too, bucko.
@@zentient1117 double grounded. I like the way you're thinking. Just like the US Forest Service Special Forces would.
There is absolutely something to the whole grounding thing. Just if you do this never do any kind of electrical work, cause that copper would just make the electricity travel through your heart
Does this even work without having to forego the use of socks, or do we need to add a rivet to those too and just hope they line up?
i'd say use copper lined socks (they actually exist to remove odor)
Well the path of the current is certainly lower now that rubber is circumvented but always remember that the permitivity of air (in other words how well it conducts) is very low so if its lightning your clothes are not gonna help unless its resistant to Very high voltage ie a faraday cage would work so a car but dont touch anything metal while inside.
😂😂
Just run a wire (minimum 5mm / 1/4" copper wire) from this to something you can easily bite down on with your teeth. 😂
Stay grounded beloved is like a tonic. After a long days work, wearing a stealthy beanie lined with foil tape, I need my release from the lizard overlords. This is it
😂
😂
I just carry some loose dirt in my pocket.
That one got me good.
The glowies fear the pocket sand owner
Also makes a great sneak attack!
sigh, the grounding people are exhausting. And I'm sad to see he is one of them, next up he'll be making free energy devices to power his flat earth display.
I'm an electrician, and our shoes have the purpose to not ground us in order to prevent the electricity from traveling through us. Besides, punching a hole in my boots would only result in my feet getting wet when it rains on site.
So this tip isn't for you. Stfu and move on. Not everyone is an electrician. Some people working with sensitive circuits (like building a PC) or flammable elements need to be grounded.
Some stupid can only be fixed by experiences that can only be tried once.
Pfft electricians just go home in the rain
@nobody-gh2yf
I don't know what kind of electricians you have encountered so far, but in the past 12 years, rain has never been a reason to go home. If it was raining too intense, we would take shelter in the car but go back out as soon as it calms down.
@@nobody-gh2yf you're thinking of welders
I bet this works wonders in a lightning storm or while working on electrical projects. Not to mention how much I love the feeling of a rock in my shoe, I bet this directly under the ball of the foot is just amazing!
Right 😂
I was thinking the same thing
yes bc he'd be wearing a pair of canvas sneakers outside in a lightning storm.
@isbee56 No, he would be barefoot, but then you can get struck by lightning without there being a visible storm...😉.
I'm pretty sure not being grounded has saved my life a few times😂, I'll try it on my street shoes
I'm a lineman so yeah me too lol
I worked in the factory once where we needed grounded boots if you didn't have them we had to put a strap in our boot that attach to the bottom of our boot they made styrofoam there. To make the Foam and styrofoam they use butane gas they told us we're literally working in a lighter. We couldn't have any of our Electric Tools in there
How to make your boots "unwaterproof ". 😵💫
@@dzl6848 But then that metal strap would be more useful as it actually does the job without ruining a pair of shoes. I understand that there are times for insulated and grounded shoes but this is how you make a grounded shoe that's uncomfortable to work with.
Wouldn't it be better to be insulated? So a current cant travel across your body?
Can someone explain this to me? Seems to go against what i know.
This is how to have your heart stopped when changing a light bulb.
Who gets shocked changing a light bulb 😂
This is how the US forest service gets out of being tased by police officers
professional homeowner lost the plot when he started grounding his bed
Maybe. Or maybe we're all just not grounded enough, so we can't see the real truth 🤣
100% Dude has gone off the edge.
@@Lewismarty1It's 100% proven to remove inflammation from the body 😉
@@ChiGirl43 "proven". You can't remove inflammation.
@@Lewismarty1reproducible study results beg to differ
To those that are not in the know grounding is said to be a health benefit possibly aid for arthritis and other limb ailments. Your whole body is controlled by electric impulses from the brain even your heart is regulated by electric electric pulses.
😂 don't try to justify stupidity
@@Savethepandabears Do some research on Earthing. Ignorance is not an excuse .
Complete gibberish. There's no scientific evidence to support this and as such no actual doctors promote it. If you can provide even 3 DOI numbers for robust studies I'll eat my rubber soled shoes
Okay, spend a couple hours a day walking barefoot around the yard. This is stupid, c especially when he obviously spends a lot of time in the elements and in a workshop full of electrical equipment.
I'm afraid the dangers far outweigh any supposed health benefit. As a Biomedical Engineer, I can say this is not wise
How to get the full electric fence experience ⚡
Make sure the fence is properly grounded.
Field test by saturating the fence , urine works best
@@jamesnelson9941 All I can say, is it is an entirely different experience bare foot than with shoes on...
@@court2379 or holding a t-post
This is how the US Forrest services kills you when u touch something electrified.
LoL if you think this matters when getting electrocuted then you and 11 other people liking it would've been fed to the wolves few hundred years ago. Now I think y'all just ride short buses.
🤣🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️☠️☠️
I always have to complain when I see no shoes no shirt no service signs. Don’t they know it’s important that I go barefoot to stay grounded? I cut the sole off the shoe and wear just the upper and most people don’t notice I’m actually in contact with Mother Earth. It’s just another part of their scheme to keep us unhealthy. No shoes no shirt no service. The most common place to see that is in a McDonald’s. And you know when you go into a McDonald’s not only do you eat the burgers which poison you, those beeps coming from the kitchen are also sonic attacks. They use frequencies to keep you addicted to the McDonald’s food. They put the French fry smells into the atmosphere so that when you pass by you will be tempted by the scent . Have you ever tasted McDonald’s fries outside of the store? They taste like cardboard with salt and they actually are. They are contracted by the government to make people addicted and malnourished and to keep people from being grounded to Mother Earth. And if you’ve read this far I’m totally messing with you and making up a rant.
When I got to the sonic attacks part I started having a stroke lol
Such dedication. Kudos to you.
You shouldn’t joke about our former sociopathic president’s superfood.
Jesus
Bro, I was reeled in then 😂 I mean some of it you aren’t far of with tbf. But nah that was a good read, made me smile anyway 👏
apparently everyone’s an electrician and couldn’t possibly benefit from trying anything holistic
“How to properly let water seep into your sneakers using a copper rivet.”
This could have saved Charles McGill's life 😔
I literally just shut off better call Saul because it’s 12pm and I need to go to bed LOL
It took me a second but I got it!😂
This is how a professional homeowner electrocutes himself incase of an emergency
Seriously Cody, we know what youve been doing in the back corner of your workshop
My keen boots are specifically insulated and self-grounding FROM THE OUTSIDE
Dude just put an electrode in his shoe
I used to be grounded all the time . Parents loved it
Underrated comment
I agree with twhipp
your not alone. thats hows how things were going to get better
What is grounding yours shoes good for?
Getting that little extra jolt when you stick a fork in the power socket
Feeling a peice of metal in your shoe all time.
Come on man, everyone knows why you ground your shoes. I can’t believe you aren’t grounded bro. How are you still alive? Next thing you’re going to tell me is that your bed isn’t grounded either!!!
For Earthing practices.
Nothing, this is beyond homeopathic nonsense. For all his good advice, this guy is still taken in by this kind of moronic bullshit.
Avoid these and check his other content for stuff with value
Sounds like a good way to get electrocuted. I got attached between a fridge and a stainless steel sink once. My buddy had to knock me off, I couldn't let go because of muscle contraction.
I hope you bought your buddy a beer, he/she straight-up saved your life.
Crazy man
@@fuski23 they did more than once.
Did you cum? 🎉 lol
Fridge was shorting?
You've made an army of walking lighting rods
I think living in Portland has went to his head. I just watched a grown man ground his shoes. As a lineman this also made me chuckle.
As a lineman I need to get rid of my compound boots and go back to steel toed.
That fiberglass ladder needs to go too.
@@shukfahid Cody should ground his least favorite leg only. So that it's a clean exit.
These shoes are more for everyday living, not work.
@@altonsafe I don't get why people are so smarmy but fail to comprehend the fact that you can have multiple of something for different reasons. Grounding your every day shoes is a great idea. Grounding the shoes to go to work on high voltage transforms is NOT a good idea. Brains people. Use them.
@@denofpigs2575 They think this guy works 24/7 so his content is “work” related. Not a very nuanced audience.
First step, don’t buy Nike.
That’s what I was thinking! There’s so many other better companies out there! Personally, I like Xero Shoes with their open toe box and minimalist designs.
I’m a boot wearer, but in the times I break out my tennis shoes you can’t beat brooks! I’ll never buy bike anything again
@@acehole265 Yeah, I know a lot of runners that swear by Brooks.
Watch out hardwood floors, here I come!
How the US Forrest Service makes sure their socks stay wet in NW Oregon….
I thought the whole purpose of insulated soles was to PREVENT one from becoming an electrical conduit.
Yea but grounding yourself is healthy. Search grounding/ Erthing
@@watkinsjames82 there is absolutely NO sciebtific evidence of thst. its just new age weirdness. next youll be telling me that having some silica crystals n your house at you ..."alter" lol will make you rich.
@@00jamiejohnson00 i call them Crystal Squeezers
@@watkinsjames82 learning how to spell is good for you too
@@00jamiejohnson00 idk man ive heard of people getting of meth...thats a crystal
This is how the u.s. forest service keeps wet socks, and keep themselves from being grounded during a lightning storm.
It takes more than shoes bud
@@MouthfulOfZach no it doesn't. If you got the hole in the bottom of your shoe filled with copper during a lightning storm you're asking for trouble
Seriously he comes in with this submissive conservative wife stuff and it makes me cringe. What kinda content is he even doing anymore. This man has taught me so much and I hate to say it but I fear he's going crazy
I’ll add these to my Electrical Hazard boots!
How to make a pair of shoes no good for the rain. Step 1: Punch hole in sole
*Electrical shock enters the chat*
“Its lightning near my home time to put my copper grounded shoes to the real test!”💀
What the heck is he talking about?
Uhhh. Being grounded would help in that situation right? I mean first off a lightning bolt is arcing from the clouds all the way to the ground your one and a half inch of rubber on your feet is not gonna help. Secondly. Wouldn’t it be like wearing a suit of armor? It’s counterintuitive, but that would be the best thing you could do because the lightning would have an easy path to take on the outside of the armor to get to the ground instead of going through your body.
@@justinwhitsitt7072 lol no the better your insulated (for example rubber sole, car tires) the less chance you have the lightning goes trough you, electricity always takes the most easy way to the its negative, in this case earth so the “copper grounded shoes’ would increase you electrical conductivity leading to more chance being struck by lightning
@@teammouse I think you got that backwards. Let me see if I can find a video
@@justinwhitsitt7072 naw he’s right
I'm looking forward for a video How the US forest firefighters fight with a mental meltdown 😂
Getting wild depending on who’s in charge of the body that day ..😂 splitsssss
I would appreciate an explanation on why he is doing this. Even if the explanation makes no sense to me, it's better than the half a dozen questions I have with no explanation
He is grounding himself, some new age people call it Earthing. The theory is that our bodies build up static electricity which can cause inflammation and stress. Think of our bodies like a battery, when our skin touches the earth it’s like completing a circuit. The rubber on our shoes is an insulator. By putting a piece of copper through the rubber of his shoe he’s bypassing the insulation and completing the circuit.
An easier way to do this is to walk barefoot outdoors for a few minutes every day. I know it sounds silly but there is some science to back this up.
@@GrizzlyTank And with "some science" you mean... none?
@@dr.firefetus5119 no, there are measurable effects documented by 20 separate peer reviewed studies. YT won’t let me link to other websites, however The National Library of Medicine has some pretty comprehensive analyses if you care to look.
How the US Forest Service ensures that accidentally touching an electric fence will, in fact, shock the bejeezus out of you.
Next episode will show you how the US Forrest Service folds it’s tinfoil hats.
Ya haven’t seen that video yet ?
@@thomasthemtman Not yet. Only the video about grounding your shoes and grounding your bed.
I don't know much. Is this a legit thing? If so, how useful? I'll do it myself if so
This began as how the US Forestry service tap dancing team make their own dance shoes. I really hope he remembers to take them off before fighting any electrical fires
How to make my work even more dangerous - ' Electrician'
During the 1960s my mom was an RN and had to buy her own professional uniform clothing, including shoes. It was not like today where they just wear scrubs and sneakers. The hospitals even expected nurses to wear a professional looking white cap with the black stripe commemorating Florence Nightingale. Anyway, in the shoe section of the catalog where she bought her uniforms, there were some shoes with a conductive circle on the soles. I asked about this and the explanation was the anesthesiologists wore them to bleed off static charge because they work around a lot of oxygen, ether, and other potentially explosive gases and materials. A shoe with conductive sole might also be beneficial in an electronics manufacturing or servicing setting where you work with a lot of sensitive computer chips. Otherwise I'd have to be told why I might want a copper stud in my soles. You would not want to wear these shoes working around any live wires with high current because they could get you killed.
When you work on circuits you ground your wrist it keeps the static at bay while also letting any sort of current drain before it runs through the rest of your body.
@@TK_100 Yeah, I know, I have a couple of those wrist bands and an anti static mat to go with them. I think the professional homeowner might use the shoes for making explody things that we aren't going to talk about.
But now, they just ground the patient. And nobody uses Ether anymore.
The theory is that grounding lowers inflammation and oxidative stress by reducing free radicals in the body. Free radicals are missing an electron and will bond to or steal them from other molecules/atoms, which can be a very bad thing, so providing a supply of free electrons by grounding is supposed mediate or mitigate that imbalance. Some people wear shoes like that but most just spend a little time barefoot in the yard each day. Certainly not something safe to wear in all situations but fine if they understand that. It's also referred to as "earthing"
I used to work on high powered computing systems, we used esd smocks and straps that wrapped around our shoes to bleed off static. You want some resistance to ground.
Most People are clueless to grounding and frequencies.
Yeah and they’re all on these comments. 😂
I lose faith in humanity when I read these.
Right? They are so closed minded!
And to complete the exercise, ALWAYS stand under a tall tree during thunderstorms.
stand on a mountain above the tree line
This channel is so chaotic and I love it.
Im glad youve found comfort in whatever this is bud. Its not hurting anyone, so its fine.
until someone grabs a hot wire or fence with a rivet in their shoe.
@@IndianaDipper194 that's just silly.
@Doug Fresh as a licensed electrician, its not silly its dangerous. You wouldnt stand in a bathtub full of water and stick your finger in an outlet would you?
@@IndianaDipper194 not if my house was grounded to earth, no
@Doug Fresh you know nothing about electricity sir and not every current source has gfci in the united states like it should and even worse still some people still have screw in fuse panels with absolutely no ground leakage protection. All the metal pipes in houses are definitely grounded and if you have a metal bath tub its definitely grounded. Current passes from live to ground. If your grounded the current will pass through you. If your insulated, say with rubber shoes, you would at most receive a tingle from capacitive coupling
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Haven’t had a good belly laugh like this in years guys.. thank you for the fun