@@MrHerrS It's another youtube channel that records and calls people out when they steal. They do humorous voice overs then upload it to their channel.
hey gonna steal, gonna make profit out of it lol. I hope he sees it and feels like a fool actually tbh he looks like a fool since his hair looks like toothpaste 🤣
The Shotput Athlete running the Hurdles event for the team is an absolute champ. Takes serious guts to step up in front of a crowd, especially when it's not the event she's been training and working in. Serious props!
Chimps have incredible levels of human behaviour that I don't think people realise how similar we are. The hugging, smiling, watching the sky in delighted awe. We owe them more respect I think
Yeah, lets just throw more animals for 28 years in jail while doing experiments on them so we're able to appreciate life more because we dont have to experience their living nightmare reality! 🥹
Where I live we have an entire island about 10 minutes off the coast with no road access where all of the research monkeys are taken when they retire or whatever. It is FORBIDDEN to go to the island but you can take your boat close and see them.
@@photonman123 I realise the necessity of some animal testing but the amount of crappy, unneccesary products being test is ridiculous. Also, even if testing is required, they can treat the animals better. Keeping an animal that intelligent in a cage for 28 year is absolutely inhumane. I'm not saying we should cancel it altogether but what is going on right now is irrisponsible and cruel. Medical research, sure, butdo we really need new perfumes and makeup lines that badly?...
I just gotta say that as a mexican teenager going to school in a vespertine schedule, watching the sunset after school and eating a hotdog on my way to home is one of the best experiences ever
Thats normal everywhere in the globe except the richer communities/ cities/ countries. It's quite obvious even. Pretty strange that this youtube channel thought it was so strange
@@FelipeKana1north America is just one continent out of 7 and USA is one country out of 195. what globe are you talking about? An American moment indeed
0:32 That scream after the successful CPR to the frog is the PUREST FORM OF JOY. I have played that part over and over and over again, wanting to be there with them.
Actually, she only spent two years in the lab. The government then banned research on chimpanzees. Then she went to a sanctuary in California called Wildlife waystation. She lived outside, but always had a roof over her head, she never had Open Sky over her head. But it had to close down three years ago, and since sanctuaries were full, it took three years to find homes for all of them. She is one of the last ones to find a home. What is cool about that hug is that it's coming from the dominant male and he is part of her new family. Females can integrate into new families more easily than males, but Integrations can be very hard. This place works very hard at it. And the encouragement she was getting from the Elder chimpanzee to continue exploring was even sweeter. Hugs like that called reassurance, can happen several times a day, depending on what is being served for lunch, LOL! Basically, they offer each other reassurance in the form of hugs and kisses anytime there is excitement, whether it's good or bad
@@LindaC616 Hey nice one, thanks for sharing this. Too much dread in the world at the moment and seeing or hearing about animal abuse is always heart breaking but you sharing this information helped. People always say the bad stuff the most and exaggerate it. You grounded the whole situation and lightened the vibe.
I was really inspired/surprised with the track one, I run hurdles and you have to be really tall to even just walk over them! She did incredible, she was there for her team enough to risk embarrassing herself. I hope that she had an incredible day after that too! ❤
I wonder why they chose a shotput athlete? She's built like a catapult, and about as nimble as one, too. Were there no more nimble sports competing that day, or was it because of her height?
@@PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth It might have been because the rest of the team was either doing events already, OR maybe the other team members were already at their limit for events that day. I'm not entirely certain about the rules for national and international track meets though...
@@PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth Yeah, maybe because she was the only one tall enough to just step over them, and even if she did stumble the hurdle would break like a twig, so she was least likely to get injured.
Even though I think animal testing is necessary for the the advancement of medicine/science, the way some of these labs treat them is absolutely abhorrent. They should be required by law to provide a sanctuary for their subjects instead of just cramming them in a cage when they aren't using them.
I find it amazing how when the West does something horrible, and then fixes it, it is portrayed as a feel good story. Absolutely no focus is paid to the horrific inhumane actions committed against our closest cousin. Yet we will surely focus on any horrible thing done outside the West over the solution
I've seen this idea on Tumblr before, but the shotputter doing the hurdles brought it back to mind: it would be so great if the Olympics always had a random unskilled person competing in each event, just to help us appreciate how crazy what the elite athletes are doing really is.
They should have random Olympics where they draw 12,000 random people from around the world and then your sport you'll be competing in will be randomly drawn out of a hat
The double shift in mexican schools happens in most if not all of Latin America, I thought it was more common in other parts of the world too but apparently no. If you think about it, it's actually an efficient way of managing the resources available, since you accomodate two times the kids for the same classroom space and you give students and families two options for scheduling their day around school.
@@andrewmoir I get your question however I feel it's coming from a developed country logic 😆. Having sports at your school is something I think belongs to private ones. Don't know for all Latam but if you go to a public school, you'll most likely practice sports at social sports clubs or sports centers.
@@manufinmey5329 Yeah, school sports to me (I'm European) is like an only USA thing. You can play for your school sometimes, but you don't have a "School team" and everyone can play
It is common. In exUSSR, and eastern Europe too. Sometimes even three shifts: 7:30-12:30, 12:30-17:30, 17:30-22:30. And the most fun is when you have extra -1 or +1 lessons before or after shifts.
Here in India, double-shift schools are quite common here too. The one i studied in had the 1st shift from 7:30am-12:30pm and then 2nd shift from 1:30-6:30pm. I have attended both shifts, i loved the 1st shift for the crisp, fresh morning air and having the rest of the day off since classes finished early. But i also loved getting to wake up late in 2nd shift lol and that the sun was calm and pretty when going home in the evening. Miss my school days 💗
I've seen one like that before where it was at a showroom or something. I get that the idea is that people shouldn't be that gullible, but I agree with you. It's flat out wrong.
The TikTok-affected youth who do not understand that the frog on the one hand simply pretended to be dead and on the other hand was harassed in advance by those who almost crushed him for a funny shot with the cell phone. "Wholesome AF" and "pure joy", yeah ...
She will! She was actually in a sanctuary for 25 years before she came to this place. She only spent two years in the labs. The previous Sanctuary had cages outside, and they were big enough to allow her to move, play, and live with a family, but she still had a ceiling over her head. What she is reacting to is the scariness of having opensky over her head for the first time. This Sanctuary offers each troop an island so that they can go outside every day if they choose. They get to choose which foods they want to eat and which ones they discard whereas in labs they only had dry primate child biscuits. She gets to spend time with her friends that she wants to, doing things she wants to do, instead of being poked, prodded, and injected
I LOVE gas station encounters. My US History teacher in 10th grade showed the class one of those videos as a “paying attention exercise”. Still one of the strangest high school experiences
Its out of the way for me but not too too far, i have to stop in there sometime for one of those delicious subs...1/4 pound of meat and three slices of cheese...
@@jamesbrice3267 No, the funny bit is just that he was baffled how a gas station could have a TH-cam award, so the gas station uploaded a TH-cam video of him, which without saying anything to him (directly) explains how they could have such a thing.
Well she did Humanity a great service. And given that she looked pretty good and managed to get to 28 Years shows that the Researchers treated her well.
We also had two schedules, morning and day shift. Though the day shift still ended way before it got dark. At some point, like in grade 5 or 6 I noticed the different shifts stopped happening. I don't know why. I haven't seen day shift schools since then.
I went to a Royal Carribean cruise just a few weeks ago, and I've seen those exact days of the week on the elevators, but never have I seen the employees change them in person. Mad respect to them
Thank you for posting about Vanilla the chimpanzee, Jason. However, she was fortunate to not have to spend 28 years in the laboratory. She was there for one or two years, and then she went to wildlife waystation in Los Angeles. That Sanctuary had to close down three years ago, so it took three years to place the 36 chimpanzees that they had. Sanctuaries across the country are full, so the donations were dispersed among the sanctuaries so that they could expand and give them homes. It took 3 years. She is not seeing the sky for the first time, she is going outside without having any ceiling over her head for the first time. Her cages in California were outside, so she could feel sunshine and breezes and see the sky. She just had a ceiling over her head. Going out without anything between her head and the sky can be scary the first time. In any case, thank you for drawing attention to chimpanzees and sanctuaries, some of whom are there because of petting zoos
Unfortunately he never ever seems to do some background checking for videos that he comments on, and accepts random facts from tiktok or elsewhere. It happens in pretty much every video now.
@@thepaladinauthoryoutube it has only gotten better! The only downside to her arriving at the sanctuary is that it meant leaving the family of chimpanzees that she had back at Wildlife waystation. That was the only family she had ever known, but there were not enough spaces in sanctuaries across the country to accommodate entire groups, since chimps are territorial. I am glad that her new family is welcoming her and encouraging her, and I am sure that this will be her forever home. The people who worked at the wildlife waystation in California cared for the chimpanzees very much. There is a documentary that hulking Phoenix did on behalf of the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance. It's available here on TH-cam, and it's called "a checkered past.".
@@dadquestionmark it's not really Jason's fault. I have noticed that several news organizations also did not get the information correct. One that got the information wrong was NBC. In other cases, the news agency gets the information correct, but people just don't differentiate between "sky" and "open sky". Frankly, I'm happy that he's reporting on a sanctuary, because the "reunion" video that was sent to him a couple of weeks ago on limbani and his former caregivers was bogus, and sent to him as a way of generating visits to and money for that park. The "reunion" was between Limbani the chimp (who lives alone at zwf petting zoo in Miami) and the couple who were paid to raise him, because zwf doesn't have any other chimpanzees and he lived there alone. And they wanted a baby chimpanzee for tourists to take pictures with. That couple visits him more often than every 6 months. I was really disappointed that he did not look into that one carefully.
@@LindaC616 Yeah I totally get it, this was a unique situation. I guess I’m more referring to other stuff he doesn’t bother to look into. Thanks for bringing this up!
1:04 I always thought that during the Olympics, they should have an average person competing along side the Olympians to show the world how different they are.
Ok but the way all the girls cheered after giving the frog CPR was great, they looked so happy for HELPING IT BREATH saving its life (since EVERYONE is so pissy there, happy?)
3:27 I think this is pretty common in Latin America in general, not only Mexico. For example here in Brazil we have different shifts, morning shifts, afternoon shifts and evening shifts, all with different students, each one with 5 hours of duration. Only in colleges that every students stays in the same shift, but sometimes in different classes.
It was also in Turkey. Between my 1st and 9th class, I went to school one year in the mornings and next year afternoon. If you were the "morninger" in winter times, you were getting out the home about 6-7 AM where you don't see the sun yet and if you were "afternooner" you were getting out the school about 5-6 PM where the sun was already set.
Those poor teachers. That's a LONG ass day. I dont know when they could do their prep work or grade papers, meet with parents or students. Im stressed just thinking about it.
It's actually very stressful cuz you got to go at school at 12:00am, school starts at 1:30pm so or less, school ends at 7:30pm and you have to stay up all night doing homework cuz mexican school system has become very strict, and at night it becomes very dangerous with your current objective being survival, so I don't recomend it at all, in fact parents fight over the morning shift so their kids don't get exposed to danger in the evening shift.
@@jUsTaBlAcKdUdE681That’s one way of seeing it, but there’s more to it. I’m a Mexican who starts school at 3:00 pm everyday, and ends at 10:00pm. Since I started taking evening classes, I found to be more productive because I’m not tired at all when I’m taking the class I can sleep a little bit later and there’s not going to be consequences for waking up late, and I can choose to make my homework on the night when I arrive from school, or I can choose to sleep as soon as I get to my home to wake up early and do all I have to do on the morning. I honestly prefer this way of studying because I feel that I learn more and I’m less stressed 😅😃
@@BackyardRebel It really depens, some teachers work morning and afternoon, some teachers work only morning or only afternoon shifts. But even if they work morning and afternoon they usually have their classes spread apart, so no one works nonstop from sunrise to sunset I think.
People get really really weird about being there for an event, don't they? Not even big event, just anything that's not specifically negative, and happens reliably. It's kinda cute, honestly.
@@brokentombotthe fun is being there to see it. This is on a cruise and everyday the elevator has had its day changed overnight. So it’s cool to be there to catch it.
As someone who lived in Mexico, I can confirm that those school hours are real. I used to go in at 8 and leave around 12 - 2 depending on the day. Sometimes on my way home I would see my cousin as she was just on her way to school
And it's not unique to Mexico, either. Had at least 3 years of school starting around noon, and honestly, it's strange to think that to someone it's a surprise
Woah, for real? I'm N. American born and raised and this was so surprising to learn that I specifically came down to the comments to see if someone would corroborate the video. There's "night school" here too, but it's normally for adults who have to go to their jobs from 9-5 and the curriculum is different, obviously. (There's also after school tutoring for school aged children, but that's fairly uncommon.) My parents were raised in east Asia, and they've never mentioned anything like this either.
3:06 I've been on this ship! Goes from the UK to Spain and back. I went on this back in 2012, when I was a kid. They've been doing this gimmick for at least 11 years. That's insane!
Love the belgiun racer clip, shows how fast those athletes actually are compared to usual people. Really should be added to all Olympic sports to just have one random person compete
It really highlights the (figurative) distance between pro athletes in their respective sport vs pro athletes participating in a different sport than normal vs a regular person in possibly one sport such as football.
Love the attitude of that shot putter running the hurdles. It's just like "make the best with what you've got", "don't care about people laughing, just do your thing" and "hell yeah let's have some fun"
Yeah here in Mexico is very common having the classes separated like that, tho it’s usually more common in public schools than private schools, unless they are unis
Yep, can confirm about the two shifts in Mexican schools. I grew up in Mexico and was on the afternoon shift. Schools often have different names during different shifts as well as uniforms. In my elementary school, the morning shift was called Sanchez Taboada while the afternoon was Emiliano Zapata
If it makes you feel any better, it wasn't that she was going outside for the first time. She lived in a lab for 2 years, then spent 25 years at a sanctuary called wildlife waystation in California. The cage she and her family lived in was outside, but it still had a ceiling over their heads. So she has lived outside and seen sunshine and breezes for 25 years, but she has never had Open Sky over her head. That Sanctuary had to close down three years ago, and because all sanctuaries are full, it took three years to find homes for all of them. Do not patronize petting zoos
3:20 Oh, good thing this isn't the case in France, for each student we have about 1.3 classrooms. That might sound like a lot of classrooms, but we're just trying to make sure everyone has somewhere to go.
"Mexico has a problem: They have more students than classrooms". Ain't that the norm for any school on the whole world. Imagine having a separate classroom for every single student. That'd be wild.
@dailydoseofinternet You have such a wholesome channel and put on good clips. Don't give a spotlight to TH-camrs that damage property or prank the public and cause problems. You recently started doing this and it makes me sad to these types of videos on your channel. That guy jumping on the car must have felt terrible and embarrassed at the laugh and likes of the TH-camr. Please don't promote this type of publicity.
@@crushedorchids From my experience in middle school (primary school in Mexico), class sizes are 30-35 kids on average, and 40 is considered a pretty large group. I guess it's a very rooted system here and is even a cultural thing because sometimes, whether you are in the morning or evening schedule defines you as a student
Are the teachers working 12 hour shifts or do the teachers change with the students? It does seem like an efficient system for using the facilities, but if the teachers have to teach both groups I feel sorry for them.
Geese attacking someone trying to keep them from getting run over is the most goose thing you'll ever see.
“Peace was never an option.”
Such intelligent creatures
Lol
ok
@@Caped__Baldy Silly gooses
Mad respect for the athlete taking one for the team and competing in another discipline for their team.
I did the same when I was 15 during a competition. I was a sprinter, but ran a 1500m race with obstacle. :P
What is mad respect? Are you angry?
she got her 15 mins fame lollll
@@bbjremmy15minto complete the track :)
@@zoltore23 "mad" in this case is meant for exceptional emphasis, like adding many "really"s.
Appreciate the plug brother! 🙌🏽
The crossover we wanted, yay.
I knew who it was as soon as he said "gas station" and showed the gold play button 😂. Hope you and Jackmerius Maximus are doing good!
SHE GONE
I was here
One day, in the future, I want to try your sandwiches.
I love Gas Station Encounters. It sucks that so many people are willing to steal but they bring a fun twist to it.
Boomer here. I really don't get it. What is up with this play button and the photographer? I honestly have no clue.
@@MrHerrS It's another youtube channel that records and calls people out when they steal. They do humorous voice overs then upload it to their channel.
@@SugarSupport16 Thanks 🙂
@@MrHerrSAlso TH-cam sends silver and gold play button plaques as “awards” to channels that hit subscriber count milestones. Iirc it’s 500K and 1M.
hey gonna steal, gonna make profit out of it lol.
I hope he sees it and feels like a fool
actually tbh he looks like a fool since his hair looks like toothpaste
🤣
The Shotput Athlete running the Hurdles event for the team is an absolute champ. Takes serious guts to step up in front of a crowd, especially when it's not the event she's been training and working in. Serious props!
Right? ? And it's not even just running. It's hurdles
As a discus thrower having to step up and run the 400, I felt this 🤣
Im a shot put player myself, and I admire the hurdle runners so much. All the shot put girls on our team do.
Ikrrr i loved how wholesome that clip was😂❤
I thought it was also really cute
As a Mexican, I honestly didn't know vespertine classes weren't common outside of the country, I've always seen them very normal
De hecho lo son, solo los estadounidenses se sorprenden por eso
@@edosl1426No they're not. Don't see that in Europe either.
I'm from Chile, some years I had vespertine classes, others were in the mornings, I would've thought that was like... A worldwide thing
I saw this in Peru when I lived there.
@@The_JzoliWhat? All my schooling went like this: one week you go to school in the morning at 8AM, next week it's 2PM
That chimp looked so happy to be alive at that moment. Really makes you appreciate life more
Really? Makes humans appreciate life more?
Chimps have incredible levels of human behaviour that I don't think people realise how similar we are. The hugging, smiling, watching the sky in delighted awe. We owe them more respect I think
Yeah, lets just throw more animals for 28 years in jail while doing experiments on them so we're able to appreciate life more because we dont have to experience their living nightmare reality! 🥹
Where I live we have an entire island about 10 minutes off the coast with no road access where all of the research monkeys are taken when they retire or whatever. It is FORBIDDEN to go to the island but you can take your boat close and see them.
@@flossordie2256 it's probably like schindler's list.
That chimp that finally got to see outside for the first time in 28 years literally brought tears to my eyes seeing his reaction😭💜
The folllowing time they saw him, he was fixing his boat, and was waiting for his friend from inside....
The fact that it is allowed to do that to animals in the first place is what brings tears to my eyes :/
@@AgonizingDemiseSo do you want humans to be test subjects or want to use untested medicine?
@@photonman123 I realise the necessity of some animal testing but the amount of crappy, unneccesary products being test is ridiculous. Also, even if testing is required, they can treat the animals better. Keeping an animal that intelligent in a cage for 28 year is absolutely inhumane. I'm not saying we should cancel it altogether but what is going on right now is irrisponsible and cruel. Medical research, sure, butdo we really need new perfumes and makeup lines that badly?...
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I just gotta say that as a mexican teenager going to school in a vespertine schedule, watching the sunset after school and eating a hotdog on my way to home is one of the best experiences ever
Thats normal everywhere in the globe except the richer communities/ cities/ countries.
It's quite obvious even. Pretty strange that this youtube channel thought it was so strange
@@FelipeKana1 American moment
@@FelipeKana1leaving school when the sun is setting is normal?? The hell you talkin bout
A mi me toco balecera jajjjakjjjajajajass 🤣
@@FelipeKana1north America is just one continent out of 7 and USA is one country out of 195. what globe are you talking about? An American moment indeed
If everyone cheered me on like that whenever I did something, I’d legit get so much done.
I would be mad if group of people were cheering as I cleaned the toilet.
They’d be the best alarm clock.
WAKE-UP!
WAKE-UP!
WAKE-UP!
would probably get old when your..... trying to have alone self care time.
😂😂😂frrr
They weren't actually cheering the guy on. I'm pretty sure that group of women was demanding ice cream.
0:32 That scream after the successful CPR to the frog is the PUREST FORM OF JOY. I have played that part over and over and over again, wanting to be there with them.
SAME
Hear hear!
same had to replay few times lol
The frog was just playing dead because he was afraid
@@micholitzia5726And? That doesn’t negate the happiness they felt.
0:32 That was so nice to hear, what a nice and wholesome clip, glad the frog is okay now
ah ah ah ah staying alive
WOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@lorelaimorace-kk1xz I love the Office reference
@@LeviLetzPlay oh i didn't know it was an office refrence but you're welcome dawg
The two monkeys hugging after one od them being kept inside for 28 years is just absolute gold
That got me.😪
The are chimpanzees, not monkeys, a very huge difference. Like saying horses and donkeys are the same.
Why everyone disrespecting them calling them monkeys 💀💀💀
Actually, she only spent two years in the lab. The government then banned research on chimpanzees. Then she went to a sanctuary in California called Wildlife waystation. She lived outside, but always had a roof over her head, she never had Open Sky over her head. But it had to close down three years ago, and since sanctuaries were full, it took three years to find homes for all of them. She is one of the last ones to find a home. What is cool about that hug is that it's coming from the dominant male and he is part of her new family. Females can integrate into new families more easily than males, but Integrations can be very hard. This place works very hard at it. And the encouragement she was getting from the Elder chimpanzee to continue exploring was even sweeter. Hugs like that called reassurance, can happen several times a day, depending on what is being served for lunch, LOL! Basically, they offer each other reassurance in the form of hugs and kisses anytime there is excitement, whether it's good or bad
@@LindaC616 Hey nice one, thanks for sharing this. Too much dread in the world at the moment and seeing or hearing about animal abuse is always heart breaking but you sharing this information helped. People always say the bad stuff the most and exaggerate it. You grounded the whole situation and lightened the vibe.
Watching the chimp that went outside for the first time of their life just made my heart warm
I felt sad they actually tested on it for 30 years
It should be warm, or 💀.
Bots and trolls aside the Chimp one brought a tear to my eye, she was so happy 🥲
it wasn't the first time. lab animals live better than wild counterparts, they get best food and environment
It broke mine. Poor chimp should've had that freedom from day 1 :(
The way that chimp was looking at the sky in pure awe, and the way it hugged the other chimp melted my heart
28yrs in cage, remember that first.
Literally my age. That’s how I would be, it’s amazing it’s not super aggressive
Way to make the elevator guy feel appreciated! You guys rock!
If he ever call out sick there will be a temporal anomaly...
I was really inspired/surprised with the track one, I run hurdles and you have to be really tall to even just walk over them! She did incredible, she was there for her team enough to risk embarrassing herself. I hope that she had an incredible day after that too! ❤
I wonder why they chose a shotput athlete? She's built like a catapult, and about as nimble as one, too. Were there no more nimble sports competing that day, or was it because of her height?
This is so kind.
@@PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth It might have been because the rest of the team was either doing events already, OR maybe the other team members were already at their limit for events that day. I'm not entirely certain about the rules for national and international track meets though...
@@PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth Yeah, maybe because she was the only one tall enough to just step over them, and even if she did stumble the hurdle would break like a twig, so she was least likely to get injured.
@@chrissi7560
Why do you feel the need to spread false information?
It was the European Athletics Team Championships
That look of joy on the chimpanzees face when she went outside, so wholesome. Also makes you realise how human like these animals really are.
It reminded me of the end of portal 2, where Chell steps outside of the laboratory for the first time in years and looks upon the wheat fields
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Even though I think animal testing is necessary for the the advancement of medicine/science, the way some of these labs treat them is absolutely abhorrent. They should be required by law to provide a sanctuary for their subjects instead of just cramming them in a cage when they aren't using them.
Breaking news! Animals have feelings too, and humans still treat them like shit all the same
I find it amazing how when the West does something horrible, and then fixes it, it is portrayed as a feel good story. Absolutely no focus is paid to the horrific inhumane actions committed against our closest cousin. Yet we will surely focus on any horrible thing done outside the West over the solution
I had a big smile across my face when I saw the chimp finally go outside. So wholesome ❤
I found it incredibly sad.
28 years in torturous conditions. It is insanely tragic.
@@shadowbanned5164 indeed
@@roygalaasen fr fr
I thought I misheard it and had to rewind. Fuck, 28 years. Twenty. Eight.
"What was your favorite part of this hike?"
Going to the car
LMAO I feel you girl 😂🤣
ME TOO XD
Relatable.
I've seen this idea on Tumblr before, but the shotputter doing the hurdles brought it back to mind: it would be so great if the Olympics always had a random unskilled person competing in each event, just to help us appreciate how crazy what the elite athletes are doing really is.
That might be true!
that's true. the clip really put in perspective how skilled those athletes are, because when they were out of the shot she looked fairly in shape too.
I'd watch that movie, where it's imagined that they did that plan, and the movie followed the story of the journey one unskilled person goes through.
They should have random Olympics where they draw 12,000 random people from around the world and then your sport you'll be competing in will be randomly drawn out of a hat
@@thomaswhite2579 Careful there--that's how we get the Hunger Games.
The double shift in mexican schools happens in most if not all of Latin America, I thought it was more common in other parts of the world too but apparently no. If you think about it, it's actually an efficient way of managing the resources available, since you accomodate two times the kids for the same classroom space and you give students and families two options for scheduling their day around school.
How would you sort out the school sports? Can't have half the rugby team practicing at different times?
@@andrewmoir I get your question however I feel it's coming from a developed country logic 😆. Having sports at your school is something I think belongs to private ones. Don't know for all Latam but if you go to a public school, you'll most likely practice sports at social sports clubs or sports centers.
@@manufinmey5329 Yeah, school sports to me (I'm European) is like an only USA thing. You can play for your school sometimes, but you don't have a "School team" and everyone can play
It's a thing in India as well. We just call it morning shift(8am-1pm) and afternoon shift(2pm-7pm).
It is common. In exUSSR, and eastern Europe too. Sometimes even three shifts: 7:30-12:30, 12:30-17:30, 17:30-22:30. And the most fun is when you have extra -1 or +1 lessons before or after shifts.
That chimp seeing sunlight for the first time really warmed my heart
It broke mine.
npc comment
it's just sad
It's heartwarming until he starts speaking and forms a brigade to take revenge on humanity.
Who knew that monkeys hug each other?
Here in India, double-shift schools are quite common here too. The one i studied in had the 1st shift from 7:30am-12:30pm and then 2nd shift from 1:30-6:30pm.
I have attended both shifts, i loved the 1st shift for the crisp, fresh morning air and having the rest of the day off since classes finished early. But i also loved getting to wake up late in 2nd shift lol and that the sun was calm and pretty when going home in the evening. Miss my school days 💗
The prank in the car convention store is downright evil.
destroying someone else's property isn't a prank. the 'youtuber' needs to be arrested
Car convention guy toxic.
I've seen one like that before where it was at a showroom or something. I get that the idea is that people shouldn't be that gullible, but I agree with you. It's flat out wrong.
@@TevRGNwhat did he do that’s illegal?
@@Cmunic8 Inciting others to do a crime is also a crime
The pure joy of them saving that frog is wholesome AF.
And to use something from The Office. ❤❤❤❤
They actually sang stayin alive too! Probably their first time ever doing CPR
@@DarthKater311 shoutouts to the office for inventing cpr!
The TikTok-affected youth who do not understand that the frog on the one hand simply pretended to be dead and on the other hand was harassed in advance by those who almost crushed him for a funny shot with the cell phone. "Wholesome AF" and "pure joy", yeah ...
Loved it. My favorite video
That poor chimp! (at 2:17) I hope she has a wonderful rest of her life. ❤️
omg that made my chest pulse. Poor animal omfg
@@chrispoop your chest wasnt pulsing before?
@k4vinzen
Reported.
She will! She was actually in a sanctuary for 25 years before she came to this place. She only spent two years in the labs. The previous Sanctuary had cages outside, and they were big enough to allow her to move, play, and live with a family, but she still had a ceiling over her head. What she is reacting to is the scariness of having opensky over her head for the first time. This Sanctuary offers each troop an island so that they can go outside every day if they choose. They get to choose which foods they want to eat and which ones they discard whereas in labs they only had dry primate child biscuits. She gets to spend time with her friends that she wants to, doing things she wants to do, instead of being poked, prodded, and injected
Seeing a crowd of young people cheering for the elevator employee to change the daily signs (Sunday) put a BIG SMILE on my face. Wholesome!
i can’t imagine what my doctor would say if i didn’t take my daily dose of internet. i would be in BIG trouble!
@k4vb3msyour not
@k4vb3msshut up
Xd
Didn’t ask
@k4vb3ms you can’t even write correctly
I LOVE gas station encounters. My US History teacher in 10th grade showed the class one of those videos as a “paying attention exercise”. Still one of the strangest high school experiences
Should I know the guy in the clip?
Its out of the way for me but not too too far, i have to stop in there sometime for one of those delicious subs...1/4 pound of meat and three slices of cheese...
people with adhd:
@@jamesbrice3267He's just a customer who noticed the TH-cam award.
@@jamesbrice3267 No, the funny bit is just that he was baffled how a gas station could have a TH-cam award, so the gas station uploaded a TH-cam video of him, which without saying anything to him (directly) explains how they could have such a thing.
Can we take a moment to respect that poor monkey who didn't touch grass and was tested on for 28 years I feel bad for it
*her
*ape
*chimpanzee
Great ape or Chimpanzee. They are much smarter than monkeys and our closest living relative.
Well she did Humanity a great service. And given that she looked pretty good and managed to get to 28 Years shows that the Researchers treated her well.
As a Mexican I have always thought that every country had two schedules for schools, only now finding that we are the weird ones.
No you are not.
We also had two schedules, morning and day shift. Though the day shift still ended way before it got dark.
At some point, like in grade 5 or 6 I noticed the different shifts stopped happening. I don't know why. I haven't seen day shift schools since then.
@@noelic6744we where?
Bangladesh
0:39 "its enough" wouldn't rely on her to give me CPR thats for sure
I went to a Royal Carribean cruise just a few weeks ago, and I've seen those exact days of the week on the elevators, but never have I seen the employees change them in person. Mad respect to them
Me too! I was on ovation of the seas
I love royal Caribbean! Definitely recommend staying up a lil later to watch them change the days, it’s surprisingly fun 😂
Mad respect? Didn't look that difficult.
@@mizark2029they do it in like the middle of the night and there are about 6-8 elevators, or more depending on ship size
@FangFromFakemon I was on the same cruise!
Thank you for posting about Vanilla the chimpanzee, Jason. However, she was fortunate to not have to spend 28 years in the laboratory. She was there for one or two years, and then she went to wildlife waystation in Los Angeles. That Sanctuary had to close down three years ago, so it took three years to place the 36 chimpanzees that they had. Sanctuaries across the country are full, so the donations were dispersed among the sanctuaries so that they could expand and give them homes. It took 3 years. She is not seeing the sky for the first time, she is going outside without having any ceiling over her head for the first time. Her cages in California were outside, so she could feel sunshine and breezes and see the sky. She just had a ceiling over her head. Going out without anything between her head and the sky can be scary the first time. In any case, thank you for drawing attention to chimpanzees and sanctuaries, some of whom are there because of petting zoos
Glad to hear that she's had more time to be free than we first thought. Life has been getting better and better for her it seems!
Unfortunately he never ever seems to do some background checking for videos that he comments on, and accepts random facts from tiktok or elsewhere. It happens in pretty much every video now.
@@thepaladinauthoryoutube it has only gotten better! The only downside to her arriving at the sanctuary is that it meant leaving the family of chimpanzees that she had back at Wildlife waystation. That was the only family she had ever known, but there were not enough spaces in sanctuaries across the country to accommodate entire groups, since chimps are territorial. I am glad that her new family is welcoming her and encouraging her, and I am sure that this will be her forever home. The people who worked at the wildlife waystation in California cared for the chimpanzees very much. There is a documentary that hulking Phoenix did on behalf of the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance. It's available here on TH-cam, and it's called "a checkered past.".
@@dadquestionmark it's not really Jason's fault. I have noticed that several news organizations also did not get the information correct. One that got the information wrong was NBC. In other cases, the news agency gets the information correct, but people just don't differentiate between "sky" and "open sky".
Frankly, I'm happy that he's reporting on a sanctuary, because the "reunion" video that was sent to him a couple of weeks ago on limbani and his former caregivers was bogus, and sent to him as a way of generating visits to and money for that park. The "reunion" was between Limbani the chimp (who lives alone at zwf petting zoo in Miami) and the couple who were paid to raise him, because zwf doesn't have any other chimpanzees and he lived there alone. And they wanted a baby chimpanzee for tourists to take pictures with. That couple visits him more often than every 6 months. I was really disappointed that he did not look into that one carefully.
@@LindaC616 Yeah I totally get it, this was a unique situation. I guess I’m more referring to other stuff he doesn’t bother to look into.
Thanks for bringing this up!
1:04 I always thought that during the Olympics, they should have an average person competing along side the Olympians to show the world how different they are.
Ok but the way all the girls cheered after giving the frog CPR was great, they looked so happy for HELPING IT BREATH saving its life (since EVERYONE is so pissy there, happy?)
@@brycefuller2764what are you on
@@brycefuller2764 Bro you're overthinking a 10 second clip just relax for a change
It was a pretty baller move. I'd be happy with myself too if I prevented something from dying.
the song “staying alive staying alive”
@@brycefuller2764 What the fuck
2:22 pure joy
3:27 I think this is pretty common in Latin America in general, not only Mexico. For example here in Brazil we have different shifts, morning shifts, afternoon shifts and evening shifts, all with different students, each one with 5 hours of duration. Only in colleges that every students stays in the same shift, but sometimes in different classes.
Afternoon school is common in Eastern Europe as well!
It was also in Turkey. Between my 1st and 9th class, I went to school one year in the mornings and next year afternoon. If you were the "morninger" in winter times, you were getting out the home about 6-7 AM where you don't see the sun yet and if you were "afternooner" you were getting out the school about 5-6 PM where the sun was already set.
@@roman6188 never heard of it being that way in Europe. can you name a nation that has it?
@@clmBerserker Croatia frequently has school in 2 shifts
Those poor teachers. That's a LONG ass day. I dont know when they could do their prep work or grade papers, meet with parents or students. Im stressed just thinking about it.
*Privates schools at Mexico often just have one schedule, being the most used the morning one since it’s more convenient for everyone*
3:15 for those who dont know this is on a cruise ship
1:17 you know what? Good for her she did her best👏
Honestly, the whole Mexico school thing sounds brilliant. Imagine having classes that go with your parents work’s schedule.
yeah starting school at 4pm sounds lit :/
It's actually very stressful cuz you got to go at school at 12:00am, school starts at 1:30pm so or less, school ends at 7:30pm and you have to stay up all night doing homework cuz mexican school system has become very strict, and at night it becomes very dangerous with your current objective being survival, so I don't recomend it at all, in fact parents fight over the morning shift so their kids don't get exposed to danger in the evening shift.
@@jUsTaBlAcKdUdE681That’s one way of seeing it, but there’s more to it.
I’m a Mexican who starts school at 3:00 pm everyday, and ends at 10:00pm.
Since I started taking evening classes, I found to be more productive because I’m not tired at all when I’m taking the class I can sleep a little bit later and there’s not going to be consequences for waking up late, and I can choose to make my homework on the night when I arrive from school, or I can choose to sleep as soon as I get to my home to wake up early and do all I have to do on the morning. I honestly prefer this way of studying because I feel that I learn more and I’m less stressed 😅😃
@@SlipperyYayas
Do the teachers work all day or are there different teachers for morning and night classes?
@@BackyardRebel It really depens, some teachers work morning and afternoon, some teachers work only morning or only afternoon shifts. But even if they work morning and afternoon they usually have their classes spread apart, so no one works nonstop from sunrise to sunset I think.
That Strawberry made me nauseous just looking at it
i’ve never seen so many people be excited for sunday. yet alone cheering that loud in an elevator
People get really really weird about being there for an event, don't they? Not even big event, just anything that's not specifically negative, and happens reliably. It's kinda cute, honestly.
I think it’s stupid as shit, just let the man do his job in peace
That scene would have been very very very different if it was monday, I imagine...
Sunday is PreMonday. These people are messed up in the head for being excited about that.
@@brokentombotthe fun is being there to see it. This is on a cruise and everyday the elevator has had its day changed overnight. So it’s cool to be there to catch it.
As someone who lived in Mexico, I can confirm that those school hours are real. I used to go in at 8 and leave around 12 - 2 depending on the day. Sometimes on my way home I would see my cousin as she was just on her way to school
And it's not unique to Mexico, either. Had at least 3 years of school starting around noon, and honestly, it's strange to think that to someone it's a surprise
Yeah, pretty common here in Brazil as well
@@Pingalu2 Argentina too. I would assume most of Latin America as well.
I really hope you also have two sets of teachers as well.
Woah, for real? I'm N. American born and raised and this was so surprising to learn that I specifically came down to the comments to see if someone would corroborate the video. There's "night school" here too, but it's normally for adults who have to go to their jobs from 9-5 and the curriculum is different, obviously. (There's also after school tutoring for school aged children, but that's fairly uncommon.) My parents were raised in east Asia, and they've never mentioned anything like this either.
it’ll be easy to feed the baby as dad after the iPad falls on the baby… because baby will be terrified of mom for the rest of their life.
0:17 _"Nobody was hurt."_
I think the woman who fell head first into the isle would beg to differ 💀
Nobody was hurt except her dignity
I love that they took the time to save the frog. Sometimes, we look over a little creatures, but they are necessary for our biome.
a stupid frog aint important lol
@@jordanwhite7222bro liked his own comment
self like
@@jordanwhite7222 with that type of response u were probably as unimportant to everyone as the frog was to you ᐠ( ᐛ )ᐟ
they didint save the frogs life, it wouldnt wake up after cpr it would stay unconscious. real life isnt like the movies
2:30 Thats just horrible... 28yrs prisoned as a experimental chimpanse. Imagine that... Humans are cruel.
Say what you want lol, 50% of those tests are probably reasons why you're breathing rn
@@SORBETES361my guy what tf are you on about
@@shankley-dr4if I mean, 28 years is A LONG TIME. Aint no way they didnt conduct medicine and vaccine experiments on that chimpanzee
@@shankley-dr4if oh damn, my mistake on "you're", I meant "it's"
@@SORBETES361 oh well that makes a completely different story lmao
I can’t believe it my school had more students than classrooms too!
As an Italian I'm proud to know that carmagheddon is getting the popularity it deserves
Same
How does it go over speedbumps :D
2:14 Flushed Away (a movie from 2006)
That’s him fr💀
that’s what i was thinking
Rats when they see a KFC deep dryer:
Yes, KFC dries the chicken.
3:06 I've been on this ship! Goes from the UK to Spain and back. I went on this back in 2012, when I was a kid. They've been doing this gimmick for at least 11 years. That's insane!
Is it REALLY insane though? For an employee to change a few signs daily?
Same I went on a royal Caribbean ship and was mad confused I thought I was trippin fr
1:23 peace was never an option
Love the belgiun racer clip, shows how fast those athletes actually are compared to usual people. Really should be added to all Olympic sports to just have one random person compete
It really highlights the (figurative) distance between pro athletes in their respective sport vs pro athletes participating in a different sport than normal vs a regular person in possibly one sport such as football.
as a Belgian, i am embarressed
@@nightfalls5462 As a Belgian, I will start complaining but do nothing about it.
(The typical Belgian behavior)
@@The-Cat uhmmm, dafuq you want me to do?
@@nightfalls5462 Do it the Belgian way...
continue to complain some more 🤣
@2:10 rare footage of Tekashi 6ix9ine trying to break back into the music scene
👹☠️👹
3:25 bruh all schools have more students than classrooms
he obv meant space
@@OrangeBurgers ik bro I’m just joking
True in my school we have three lunch bells because there are too many students to feed during two lunches
Dude didn't touch grass for 28 years....
0:49 Goodluck getting those car back
Still trying to figure out how that one car flipped like that 💀
Someone was just playing Tetris with cars in till the snow came down.
The guy with the snow plowing car plowed the cars that could not be seen under the snow
1:37 - Had that happen with a pumpkin I bought. One of the seeds sprouted inside the pumpkin and I found it when I carved the pumpkin.
Did you plant it?
@@Quailbbu I did, but it being the last week of October, it didn't live through the winter.
You are now the official father/mother of a Pumpkid.
The dad feeding baby is fantastic, props for not abandoning it to get the milk
That's a very low but very true bar for many dads
Your here
morbius
@k4vb3msno
You’re cringe, Heisenberg
I love how his intro hasn't changed in years....❤
2:26 her reaction to seeing the sky is so pure.. it's enough to make the roughest, toughest sailor from the Salty Spitoon cry.
that gas station encounter one got me 🤣
Dude looked straight up mad that it was there.
@@kabnoot must have a struggling speedrunning youtube channel or something
It probably the one that have 2 million subscribers.
0:09 imagine trying to go over a speed bump with that 💀
Speed Mountain*
don’t forget about Balkan roads
I would just call it a speed wall.
Nah, it IS a speed bump.
@@tzctlpcPass away painfully nazi
3:27
I literally can't 💀
the guy pouring soda on another student
0:44 this is why I’m thinking “how the hell did Canada of all places catch fire”
Bro same
Happens every year, it gets extremely cold here, but it also gets very hot, and there are lots of forests.
@@tuxedo_monkey8805 i guess that’s fair
IKR?!
2:27 I just love the expression on the chimp's face! Priceless!
3:20 when your job sucks but at least you have cheerleaders
R.I.P to the people thought the car was actually glitching
Love the attitude of that shot putter running the hurdles. It's just like "make the best with what you've got", "don't care about people laughing, just do your thing" and "hell yeah let's have some fun"
01:00 tf2 Spy?
Yes
Gentlemen
@@H.Kuriyo*Mentlegen.
@@Homer_Noobson*Nentleman
@@I-like-being-kissed *Nutellapen
Your videos helped me out through some pretty rough times. Thank you!
that frog-saving maneuver deserves a medal. us amphibian friends appreciate it.
2:42 sadly this is me
Sadly that is not you
@@v4ani sadly I meant the sentiment of the kid's words rather than me claiming to be the kid
@@aeoifjapefijl ohh lol my bad
@@v4ani haha no problem
Yeah here in Mexico is very common having the classes separated like that, tho it’s usually more common in public schools than private schools, unless they are unis
2:03 what is this guys beard? bro cut his neck line wayyy too much. his beard lowkey brings out his double chin 💀
Car took how low can you go a bit too seriously 💀
Yep, can confirm about the two shifts in Mexican schools. I grew up in Mexico and was on the afternoon shift. Schools often have different names during different shifts as well as uniforms. In my elementary school, the morning shift was called Sanchez Taboada while the afternoon was Emiliano Zapata
What happens to school sports, how does everyone practice together?
@@andrewmoirthey dont, thats also split, its either that or a completely different period ( ik since im from serbia and serbia does this aswell)
Watching the chimp reaction to be outside for the first time in his life was so sad and heartwarming to see 😢
If it makes you feel any better, it wasn't that she was going outside for the first time. She lived in a lab for 2 years, then spent 25 years at a sanctuary called wildlife waystation in California. The cage she and her family lived in was outside, but it still had a ceiling over their heads. So she has lived outside and seen sunshine and breezes for 25 years, but she has never had Open Sky over her head. That Sanctuary had to close down three years ago, and because all sanctuaries are full, it took three years to find homes for all of them. Do not patronize petting zoos
3:20 Oh, good thing this isn't the case in France, for each student we have about 1.3 classrooms. That might sound like a lot of classrooms, but we're just trying to make sure everyone has somewhere to go.
"Mexico has a problem: They have more students than classrooms". Ain't that the norm for any school on the whole world. Imagine having a separate classroom for every single student. That'd be wild.
marine biologists going to work 0:28
cyberpunk 2077 be like: 0:03
But in Nepal it is 2080 by there calendar and they don't have cyberpunk 😂😂
The resuscitated frog was cute and the dad having to use a picture of his wife to get their infant to eat was adorable. 👍👍🙂
And they used cpr method shown in the series The Office 🙂
@@greenbird679
I first saw this method, to that specific song, on a UK advert! Nice to know it actually yields results haha
That guy should be arrested for faking employment or fined
2:44 gas station encounters is HILARIOUS! 🤣
I love gas station encounters channel. They catch people stealing and do funny voice overs during the playback. That's why they have a play button.
As a former high hurdler, I have new found respect for shot putters.
The Chimp seeing the sun for the first time had me choked up. We can be such monsters.
@dailydoseofinternet
You have such a wholesome channel and put on good clips. Don't give a spotlight to TH-camrs that damage property or prank the public and cause problems. You recently started doing this and it makes me sad to these types of videos on your channel. That guy jumping on the car must have felt terrible and embarrassed at the laugh and likes of the TH-camr. Please don't promote this type of publicity.
this
Yeah, there's nothing funny about tricking people into committing vandalism. Really shouldn't have been part of this compilation.
I agree. I've always enjoyed the wholesomeness of this channel. That clip was very unpleasant to watch
100% agree
This 100%
2:03 at that moment nick knew, he messed up😂
Jfc that delivery. Nick is just watching.
As a mexican, it's very weird to watch someone explain our regular school system. I guess it's just something that's common for us in Latin America
According to the comments I've seen, it's a common system throughout Latin America, but it's unheard of in USA, Canada, western Europe.
@@rebecca4680 It's common in Asia as well.
@@crushedorchids From my experience in middle school (primary school in Mexico), class sizes are 30-35 kids on average, and 40 is considered a pretty large group.
I guess it's a very rooted system here and is even a cultural thing because sometimes, whether you are in the morning or evening schedule defines you as a student
Are the teachers working 12 hour shifts or do the teachers change with the students? It does seem like an efficient system for using the facilities, but if the teachers have to teach both groups I feel sorry for them.
It is not a new thing in Asia.
as a Canadian i can confirm snowbanks are that high in parking lots when the snow plow comes along and pushes the snow to the side
0:55 all fun and games until mom drops on your face
that chimp clip is so amazing you can see the awe in her face it's so cute
Hahaha gas station encounters is great, been following them for about 2 years now. Great content always!
That chimp seeing the outside for the first time.... makes me happy but also breaks my heart.
Always funny to hear how totally honest kids can be, especially towards their parents. 😂😂
i would say the same
unless it's about admitting they ate the cake they weren't allowed to touch, even when they have chocolate all over their hands and face