I think the mcds one was people getting annoyed at her ordering a trolley load and making everyone wait. I don't think it was in the UK though, I've never seen a shopping trolley like that.
Absolutely do not ever stick your head over the keg if there's *anything* going wrong; many years ago, there was a training film going around for barmen to show the dangers of messing with kegs - it was CCTV footage of someone messing with a keg that was hooked up. GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION WARNING The spike that goes into the keg (so the pump draws from the bottom) got launched up, through the guy's head, and pinned him to the ceiling. It happened so fast you couldn't even see the impact on the footage. Sure, the keg in the clip seen in the video here is venting, but I would not want to stick my head above it when there's any risk of anything failing further.
@@alexabc220it's most helpful for things like chip pan fires etc. You need to cover the entire fire (the blanket is used to block oxygen and smother the fire out) but the way they laid it on the stove would still allow oxygen flow/burning , it would still have been helping just not fully effectively
Another question is did they think to turn the Electric or Gas off? And I heard a child, they should have taken them outside and called for help, fire brigade would have been smart.
@@alexabc220 You need to cut oxygen off from getting to the fire, so any gaps is going to render it useless... In this situation, the best way to use it, is to not use it. Just shutting the oven/grill door would actually have done a better job at cutting out the oxygen supply.
@@alexabc220 Fire blankets work by smothering the fire to starve it of oxygen. Without oxygen you cant have fire. They just placed it loosely over the front of the flames but the oven door was open allowing a gap. Effectively it was just like a tent over the fire. You really have to use it in a way that blocks all the surrounding air from reaching the fire.
"You play stupid games, you win stupid prices!" :D 8:58 its a so called fire blanked I guess 'cause, as everybody should know, do never ever try to fight burning frying oil or frying fat with water.
@@rkempo fair play from you. Didn't know that there's a difference between 'price' and 'prize' in German it's just the same word 'Preis'. Have a good one also.
Most people have answered the obvious stuff such as the fire blanket, but even i wanna know wtf was going on with that woman and a trolly full of McDonalds.
Focus on the guy in front of her, he's holding something looking like a box with a ring so he was most likely proposing and she tells him something like "you can't do this here" before walking away.
Neither of them can be the sharpest tool in the box, as McDonalds' meals are usually served lukewarm to begin with and the bottom layer would be stone-cold by the time they'd filled a trolley - given that most of their kitchens have neither the staff nor capacity to produce such large quantities anyway. In my local branch, she'd have been there for around three hours at least; and the trolley would be little more than "The Salmonella Express" by the time it reached its intended destinations... And I mean, would YOU want to marry someone as thick as that?!!
Fire blanket, JT. It’s made to be highly fire resistant so you can smother flames with it. Used correctly they’re good on most cooking fires and IMO every kitchen should have one as well as a small extinguisher. But it’s not exactly ideal to wait until you set your kitchen on fire to get it out, chuck it on the flames and hope, and stand there like an idiot reading the instructions to see if you did it right.
Problem is they didn't smother the source of oxygen to the fire, so it was still able to keep burning. Fire blankets are used when cooking with oil since throwing water on it makes it much worse.
@@jayhowell2218 I agree. Having a dedicated fire blanket above the cooker is only useful for people who have enough common sense to use it properly. If they have that much common sense, they won't create a fire in the first place. Whereas....
@@aaronmicalowe If I have to guess, this has to be a shared kitchen in student accommodation. My da has his office on a uni campus and it's daft how many times the fire brigade get called out there to put out a fire in a kitchen. I'm not saying all this for badness, you also have to be on your toes when driving around on campus as they're like lemmings and will just walk out in front of the car without looking.
That boat with the poor lad swinging off the seats, pretty sure that's a fishing boat getting our haddock and cod. Do like being on a ferry on rough waters, but that that rough where the boat lists vertical to the side.
Also the burglar alarm light flashed on really brightly as they walked past the hole. One might have stumbled away from the light as a reaction and fallen into the hole.
Hey JT... The clup with the guy on the bike who didn't stop... I can tell you exactly what happened (cos Ive done this). He's wearing cycling shoes which clip onto the pedals and you have to twist your feet out from the pedal clips before you stop. If you struggle to unclip your foot, you have to keep rolling cos if you come to a stop you just fall straight over. You can see that he tried to unclip his left foot, which would be his dominant foot to put down first. When that failed to happen in time, he reach over to lean on the car to his right, but he was already leaning towards the left and still couldn't get his foot unclipped. So he stacked it. It happens to the best of us!
Reminds me of When I had a Kwaka Triple and came arseholing down the boulevard one saturday morning. Filtered between the traffic waiting at the lights.. ringa ding ding... Went to put my foot down and my lace had wrapped around the gear lever and...... CRASH. If that wasn't bad enough I did the exact same thing the next saturday but my right lace caught around the brake lever. Those pumps went in the bin !!
@@0utcastAussie oh nooo! My worst was when I did the London to Paris bike ride, and I was climbing uphill. The hills in Southern Downs are steep so you crawl up them in first gear. I slowed down so much at one point that I felt myself wobble, so I tried to unclip my right foot... Buuuut I fell to the left instead, down the camber and into a ditch on the side of the road. It's pretty embarrassing I've got to admit 🤣
That last clip if you couldn't tell he was drunk as a skunk. that was his drunk-level-genius thinking he can just quickly run away before police showed up.
The last clip is worse than you thought. Not only was he expecting the smashed car to move, he was telling the passenger to reverse. Our drivers sits on the right. He either smashed his head in the crash, or he was smashed on something he shouldn't have been whilst driving. Being Glasgow my guess is the latter. Thankfully they didn't kill anyone and just left a laughable clip instead
Yes I wondered why he was shouting reverse when he got out the drivers side. I can understand JT not getting it but seriuosly how did he think that thing was going to move in ANY direction
In the UK we don’t have ‘park’ We do in automatics, but not manuals. In manuals, we just use the handbrake which is a lever you pull up or push down. In automatics, we use park and handbrake - sometimes that’s not enough
It's also good practice if parking on an incline to turn the wheels into the kurb and leave the car in gear with handbrake engaged thatway the car is being help by the handbrake and transmission and if they fail it will hopefully just roll into the kurb and stop
@@outcastmoto8374depends on hill too, I heard if face up use a forward gear and if face down use reverse Bit confused by OP as never looked if automatic has hand brake too
2:13 avid cyclist here, he has clip-ins... i.e his shoes clip into the pedals... and that's exactly why i will never use any. xD WAIT no he does not, he's just got absolutely useless balance hahahahahaha
I have a pub in England. Kegs are dangerous if the cap hits your face with the force of the beer you could lose part of your face, or something even worse. Stand back when you change a barrel.
"Why is nobody helping him" (man with the beers) Because we're British and that stuff is funny AF, you need to visit a British pub and just hear the crowd if someone drops and smashes a glass, there will always be a loud united roar and then the comment "Sack the juggler" will be heard over the top of it
I just hear everyone collectively go "wheyyyyyy", I've never once in my 26 years of life heard "sack the juggler", even after working at multiple bars.
8:27 I don't understand the "you can't grab it, it's too hot" in this situation, it happened to me once and I just grabbed the thing because suffering a burnt hand is a better idea than burning the house down, also reading the instructions to a fire blanket when you need a fire blanket is too late, read up on it before you need it. If you're going to take your hoodie off on a treadmill, just don't do it all at once, take each arm out one at a time, then bunch up the hoodie and lift it over your head, minimise the time you're incapacitated, but preferably stop, get off, then take it off.
Wouldn't recommend grabbing it. More likely to burn the house down if you grabbed it because you'd probably drop causing more oxygen to get to the flames, and spreading the flames to other materials that could catch fire. Plus that kind of heat would literally melt your flesh 🤢
@@Jenny.C1978 Yeah it hurt like hell for a day or two, but I pulled it out from under the grill, put it on the stove top and put wet towels over it to starve the flames. No lasting scars from it and not burning the house down and making my girlfriend and her son homeless was a win to me. I didn't care about my wellbeing when theirs was at risk.
9:04 its called a fire blanket. A fire blanket is a highly flame-resistant blanket that can be used to extinguish a small fire or to wrap around a person in case of a fire. Fire blankets are made from 2 layers of woven glass fibre fabric and an inner layer of fire retardant film. They work by cutting off the oxygen supply to the fire.
The guy on the bike probably had those shoes that attach to the pedals. Funny watching them trying to crawl at a snails pace so they don't have to stop as it's hard to detach them.
3:55 - Did that myself in my first job when I was 18. I was specifically told "don't touch the barrels - if it runs out, call me and I'll come down and do it" but 18 year old me though "nah fuck that - it can't be that hard"
8:30 It's a fire blanket, speficially designed to not catch fire and put them out. It is however not designed for ovens :D it's for pan fires to smother them.
A very British thing. You never assist in carrying beer when the person has chosen to carry too much, you sit back, watch with baited breath then cheer loudly when it all goes wrong. Thats the British way. It is also written in law that if someone drops a plate in a resturant, you have to cheer that as well.
The one where the gyy falls from the bridge into the canal at 4:11 is in my home city. I lve been to that pub. It happens all the time. Its a turn point for the boats to use to get on and off the canal.
That has pull tabs so it is a fireblanket specifically designed for kitchen fires. However it is meant to be put tight to the burning item to smother the flames. Not how they used it with a bloody big gap.
It’s a fire blanket it’s fire proof and it’s mean the smother the flames not to be used like that either they are really common in the UK because every rented house has to have them or fire extinguishers in the kitchen
10:13 the classic British mattress transport solution, it's been done like this here for millenia, you've just got to know the correct properly British technique to pull the job off properly
The cyclist was clipped in...he couldn't get his feet off the pedals as his shoes are connected with a spring loaded clip. There's a technique to release them and if you have them set too tight or you simply forget, then gravity takes over. 😂
Hey JT. I know how you love Wales. Last weekend they were filming scenes for the new Sigourney Weaver movie, The Gorge, in Llandudno. Also the new series of Game of Dragons is being filmed on the Island of Anglesey.
I think the blanket is a fire blanket. but its supposed to be used to smother not place on where air can still get it! they could have shut the door to it!!!
"You play dumb games, you get dumb answers". Spoken like a true American.
The more you fuck about, the more you find out
Wheres the fire extinguisher?? It's in the cupboard where we keep the cider! 🤣
I think the mcds one was people getting annoyed at her ordering a trolley load and making everyone wait. I don't think it was in the UK though, I've never seen a shopping trolley like that.
I thought it was the guy proposing to her surely?
@HAYDNBBH LOL I've absolutely no idea. I didn't even notice that had happened 😅 I was confused as to what was going on.
yes, Brits don't tend to have American accents
@preachercaine haha I clearly wasn't paying enough attention 😅 it's not true when they say women can multitask.. Well, I can't anyway
Definitely an American style shopping trolley.
Absolutely do not ever stick your head over the keg if there's *anything* going wrong; many years ago, there was a training film going around for barmen to show the dangers of messing with kegs - it was CCTV footage of someone messing with a keg that was hooked up.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION WARNING
The spike that goes into the keg (so the pump draws from the bottom) got launched up, through the guy's head, and pinned him to the ceiling. It happened so fast you couldn't even see the impact on the footage. Sure, the keg in the clip seen in the video here is venting, but I would not want to stick my head above it when there's any risk of anything failing further.
Plus even without the risk of being nailed, the amount of pressure coming out of it would do serious damage to your throat, lungs and stomach.
Saw that when I worked in a pub years ago. And big signs above each keg bay
That undercover police car being there was perfectly timed😂😂😂
It was a fire blanket but they weren't using it correctly.
What would have been the best way to use it in this situation?
@@alexabc220it's most helpful for things like chip pan fires etc. You need to cover the entire fire (the blanket is used to block oxygen and smother the fire out) but the way they laid it on the stove would still allow oxygen flow/burning , it would still have been helping just not fully effectively
Another question is did they think to turn the Electric or Gas off? And I heard a child, they should have taken them outside and called for help, fire brigade would have been smart.
@@alexabc220 You need to cut oxygen off from getting to the fire, so any gaps is going to render it useless... In this situation, the best way to use it, is to not use it. Just shutting the oven/grill door would actually have done a better job at cutting out the oxygen supply.
@@alexabc220 Fire blankets work by smothering the fire to starve it of oxygen. Without oxygen you cant have fire. They just placed it loosely over the front of the flames but the oven door was open allowing a gap. Effectively it was just like a tent over the fire. You really have to use it in a way that blocks all the surrounding air from reaching the fire.
Love the way American people say Ve-hic-le 😂
The lady at the counter was being proposed to but I don’t think she was too happy with the location, lol
I have wondered what that was about each time I’ve seen it.
Tbh I don't even think it was in the uk, don't recognise the huge shopping trolleys
"You play stupid games, you win stupid prices!" :D
8:58 its a so called fire blanked I guess 'cause, as everybody should know, do never ever try to fight burning frying oil or frying fat with water.
Prizes* ;)
@@rkempo yeah sorry that English is not my native language. How about you to answer me in German? Exactly! XD
@@miztazed It was not intended to insult. I was just correcting you, and with the ;) it clearly shows I am not being mean. Schönen Tag
@@rkempo fair play from you. Didn't know that there's a difference between 'price' and 'prize' in German it's just the same word 'Preis'. Have a good one also.
The McDonald's clip wasn't the UK, we don't have shopping trollies like that.
Yeah that was definitely *not* the UK.
Doesn’t mean the person wasn’t British. We do go abroad occasionally
Most people have answered the obvious stuff such as the fire blanket, but even i wanna know wtf was going on with that woman and a trolly full of McDonalds.
Focus on the guy in front of her, he's holding something looking like a box with a ring so he was most likely proposing and she tells him something like "you can't do this here" before walking away.
Neither of them can be the sharpest tool in the box, as McDonalds' meals are usually served lukewarm to begin with and the bottom layer would be stone-cold by the time they'd filled a trolley - given that most of their kitchens have neither the staff nor capacity to produce such large quantities anyway. In my local branch, she'd have been there for around three hours at least; and the trolley would be little more than "The Salmonella Express" by the time it reached its intended destinations... And I mean, would YOU want to marry someone as thick as that?!!
@@paulharvey9149 The dude looks like he's in his 20's while she's like in her late 50's, sugamommy just ain't ready to expose herself and her fuccboi.
The guy hanging off the green bridge and falling in the river is at a pub near me called waters edge in Nottingham.... that kinda thing happens daily
This is the UK. Why help someone with the beer when we can watch them spill it and call them a ?£#@ and all have a laugh together 😂
It's also tradition here to shout "Wahey!" when a bartender drops and smashes a glass.
@@garybarnes4169 "Sack the juggler!"
If you're ever attacked by a group of circus performers, always go for the juggler. Sorry, I'll get my coat.
@@garybarnes4169 this is just so bad.. But so brilliant at the same time.. No coat needed you can stay 😂
@@CowmanUKwith a cry of " don't work with explosives and children"
Being British myself, this was too damn funny. The black balloon was the best..."I didn't pop it"...Well, yes you did! 🤣
I think he meant that he didn't actively pop it with something. I think it was overinflated and/or weak and popped on its own whilst being carried.
Fire blanket, JT. It’s made to be highly fire resistant so you can smother flames with it. Used correctly they’re good on most cooking fires and IMO every kitchen should have one as well as a small extinguisher. But it’s not exactly ideal to wait until you set your kitchen on fire to get it out, chuck it on the flames and hope, and stand there like an idiot reading the instructions to see if you did it right.
Problem is they didn't smother the source of oxygen to the fire, so it was still able to keep burning. Fire blankets are used when cooking with oil since throwing water on it makes it much worse.
@@aaronmicalowedamp cloth that’s good for oil fires
@@jayhowell2218 I agree. Having a dedicated fire blanket above the cooker is only useful for people who have enough common sense to use it properly. If they have that much common sense, they won't create a fire in the first place. Whereas....
@@aaronmicalowe agreed 👍
@@aaronmicalowe If I have to guess, this has to be a shared kitchen in student accommodation. My da has his office on a uni campus and it's daft how many times the fire brigade get called out there to put out a fire in a kitchen. I'm not saying all this for badness, you also have to be on your toes when driving around on campus as they're like lemmings and will just walk out in front of the car without looking.
The end guy shouting reverse, that happened about a 10 minute walk from my house. Both of them in the car maybe had a bit too much to drink. 😂
When he was shouting "reverse" I can only think he meant reverse time, because that car wasn't going anywhere.
@@CowmanUK He was the driver as well, so who was he even talking to? But yeah, bet he wishes now he could reverse time
Big up Rutherglen 😂
That boat with the poor lad swinging off the seats, pretty sure that's a fishing boat getting our haddock and cod. Do like being on a ferry on rough waters, but that that rough where the boat lists vertical to the side.
What JT may be missing about Brits not seeing a highly visible crater in the earth is it was dark. In the UK if it's dark they'll be pissed.
Also the burglar alarm light flashed on really brightly as they walked past the hole. One might have stumbled away from the light as a reaction and fallen into the hole.
@@raphaelperry8159 I had considered that then remembered they are British and thought, no it's the booze. 😀
I considered a combination of both.
@@raphaelperry8159 Yeah it's both. Like a drunken fox caught in car headlights.
@@raphaelperry8159 all of the above
The dude on the bike had his feet strapped in as it's a racing bike 😂
Hey JT... The clup with the guy on the bike who didn't stop... I can tell you exactly what happened (cos Ive done this). He's wearing cycling shoes which clip onto the pedals and you have to twist your feet out from the pedal clips before you stop. If you struggle to unclip your foot, you have to keep rolling cos if you come to a stop you just fall straight over. You can see that he tried to unclip his left foot, which would be his dominant foot to put down first. When that failed to happen in time, he reach over to lean on the car to his right, but he was already leaning towards the left and still couldn't get his foot unclipped. So he stacked it. It happens to the best of us!
Reminds me of When I had a Kwaka Triple and came arseholing down the boulevard one saturday morning. Filtered between the traffic waiting at the lights.. ringa ding ding... Went to put my foot down and my lace had wrapped around the gear lever and......
CRASH.
If that wasn't bad enough I did the exact same thing the next saturday but my right lace caught around the brake lever.
Those pumps went in the bin !!
@@0utcastAussie oh nooo! My worst was when I did the London to Paris bike ride, and I was climbing uphill. The hills in Southern Downs are steep so you crawl up them in first gear. I slowed down so much at one point that I felt myself wobble, so I tried to unclip my right foot... Buuuut I fell to the left instead, down the camber and into a ditch on the side of the road. It's pretty embarrassing I've got to admit 🤣
i was goint to make same comment then realised this guy is quite irritating as he's clueless to every single video and needs to get out more .. !
Happens to my dad a lot. He forgets he doesn't have the basket style pedals anymore.
@@0utcastAussiehow did laces get around the levers?
The McDonald's clip was a marriage proposal gone wrong, he then wheeled the cart away, the branch is in Johannesburg, South Africa
That last clip if you couldn't tell he was drunk as a skunk. that was his drunk-level-genius thinking he can just quickly run away before police showed up.
Drunk level was that, he was the driver gets out to push while shouting revers while his friends in the pasanger seat
@@provideddeath1017 that's completely shit-faced pissed off his nuts level.
The last clip is worse than you thought. Not only was he expecting the smashed car to move, he was telling the passenger to reverse. Our drivers sits on the right.
He either smashed his head in the crash, or he was smashed on something he shouldn't have been whilst driving. Being Glasgow my guess is the latter.
Thankfully they didn't kill anyone and just left a laughable clip instead
It'sa fair bet Buckfast was involved somewhere
@@Rachel_M_ Buckie is a reasonable bet
Yes I wondered why he was shouting reverse when he got out the drivers side. I can understand JT not getting it but seriuosly how did he think that thing was going to move in ANY direction
@@mervinmannas7671drugs obviously hahha
the fire in the cooker they used a fire blanket to try put out pmsl
6:06 play stupid games, win stupid prizes is the phrase I think you was looking for
In the UK we don’t have ‘park’
We do in automatics, but not manuals. In manuals, we just use the handbrake which is a lever you pull up or push down. In automatics, we use park and handbrake - sometimes that’s not enough
It's also good practice if parking on an incline to turn the wheels into the kurb and leave the car in gear with handbrake engaged thatway the car is being help by the handbrake and transmission and if they fail it will hopefully just roll into the kurb and stop
Plus, manuals aren't even common in the UK, you rarely see them.
@@maximusstorm1215 Manuals aren't common in the UK? What are you smoking?
@@maximusstorm1215where are you? My foster parents have three manuals and two automatic
@@outcastmoto8374depends on hill too, I heard if face up use a forward gear and if face down use reverse
Bit confused by OP as never looked if automatic has hand brake too
Bro i was dyin when he says ." U ait der "😂😂😂😂
2:13 avid cyclist here, he has clip-ins... i.e his shoes clip into the pedals... and that's exactly why i will never use any. xD WAIT no he does not, he's just got absolutely useless balance hahahahahaha
I thought the same!
I have a pub in England. Kegs are dangerous if the cap hits your face with the force of the beer you could lose part of your face, or something even worse. Stand back when you change a barrel.
I love these door bells, you get to see so much more
"Why is nobody helping him" (man with the beers) Because we're British and that stuff is funny AF, you need to visit a British pub and just hear the crowd if someone drops and smashes a glass, there will always be a loud united roar and then the comment "Sack the juggler" will be heard over the top of it
That not even a British clip
I just hear everyone collectively go "wheyyyyyy", I've never once in my 26 years of life heard "sack the juggler", even after working at multiple bars.
3:04 this had me absolutely dead with laughter 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅
2:14 the shoes clip into the bike's pedals, he couldn't get them out in time.
He's going against the grain nooooooooo😂😅
8:27 I don't understand the "you can't grab it, it's too hot" in this situation, it happened to me once and I just grabbed the thing because suffering a burnt hand is a better idea than burning the house down, also reading the instructions to a fire blanket when you need a fire blanket is too late, read up on it before you need it.
If you're going to take your hoodie off on a treadmill, just don't do it all at once, take each arm out one at a time, then bunch up the hoodie and lift it over your head, minimise the time you're incapacitated, but preferably stop, get off, then take it off.
Wouldn't recommend grabbing it. More likely to burn the house down if you grabbed it because you'd probably drop causing more oxygen to get to the flames, and spreading the flames to other materials that could catch fire. Plus that kind of heat would literally melt your flesh 🤢
@@Jenny.C1978 Yeah it hurt like hell for a day or two, but I pulled it out from under the grill, put it on the stove top and put wet towels over it to starve the flames.
No lasting scars from it and not burning the house down and making my girlfriend and her son homeless was a win to me. I didn't care about my wellbeing when theirs was at risk.
2:10 ...you can see he's having trouble unclipping his shoe, probably set too tight lol.
You not notice at the end the driver gets out and shouts tonthe passenger , reverse, reverse ,reverse lol
9:00 surely you would just shut the oven?
The McDonald's bit was from South Africa.
9:04 its called a fire blanket. A fire blanket is a highly flame-resistant blanket that can be used to extinguish a small fire or to wrap around a person in case of a fire. Fire blankets are made from 2 layers of woven glass fibre fabric and an inner layer of fire retardant film. They work by cutting off the oxygen supply to the fire.
Bro fell from a high place 😂😂
The guy on the bike probably had those shoes that attach to the pedals. Funny watching them trying to crawl at a snails pace so they don't have to stop as it's hard to detach them.
Cleats, I broke my collar bone clipped in and could not get my feet out in time........ :p I never use them now....
This is exactly what I was about to say.
3:55 - Did that myself in my first job when I was 18. I was specifically told "don't touch the barrels - if it runs out, call me and I'll come down and do it" but 18 year old me though "nah fuck that - it can't be that hard"
Play stupid games win stupid prizes ❤️🇬🇧
8:30 It's a fire blanket, speficially designed to not catch fire and put them out. It is however not designed for ovens :D it's for pan fires to smother them.
the worst part about the first one was that the woman legit thought she could stop a moving van by herself. let it just hit the wall. so dumb.
They threw a fire retardant blanket on top, ones that are primarily used for oil fires and NOT oven fires 😂😂😂
A very British thing. You never assist in carrying beer when the person has chosen to carry too much, you sit back, watch with baited breath then cheer loudly when it all goes wrong. Thats the British way. It is also written in law that if someone drops a plate in a resturant, you have to cheer that as well.
A manual car left in neutral, and without the handbrake applied can freewheel, and will roll down hill under gravity
The one where the gyy falls from the bridge into the canal at 4:11 is in my home city. I lve been to that pub. It happens all the time. Its a turn point for the boats to use to get on and off the canal.
11:15 lad's on the buckie oot for a spin
It was a fire blanket 🤣🤣
That has pull tabs so it is a fireblanket specifically designed for kitchen fires. However it is meant to be put tight to the burning item to smother the flames. Not how they used it with a bloody big gap.
2:23 classic (click Pedals/shoes)
you sorta called it with the old bill.....👀🤔🤷♂👏😂😂💜
9:02 I believe what they used could've used is whats called a fire blanket, apologies if i am wrong. 😀
6:55
loved that scream
Always nice to see JT on a Saturday morning.
Love that you have a picture of my home city on the wall behind you!
2:11
"why didn't he just stop?"
he did, but he was clipped in to his pedals, i'm pretty sure you have the same pedal system in the states
It’s a fire blanket it’s fire proof and it’s mean the smother the flames not to be used like that either they are really common in the UK because every rented house has to have them or fire extinguishers in the kitchen
That's cool photo of Lincoln on the wall. Been up that road (Broadgate) many ,many times. 😁
Funny thing about the burning grill, all they had to do was shut the door on it, fire blanket was useless.
The crashed black Kia is actually from my local area Rutherglen in Glasgow outside the graveyard
The last one shouting reverse was the driver
8:45
it's called a fire blanket, i'm pretty sure you have them in the states as well
Oh and the clip at 8:49 they are using what we in England call a "Fire Blanket", the sad truth is that they were using it totally wrong.
The vicar at my local church has a mini cooper that is completely union jack all over
10:13
the classic British mattress transport solution, it's been done like this here for millenia, you've just got to know the correct properly British technique to pull the job off properly
The Black Woman was Queue Jumping. It did not catch fire because it was a Fire Blanket.
9:49 Hard air? 🤔😅
3:29
what's happening here is that this is in Britain, no one will help when there's entertainment to be had from someone's misfortune.
Cheese and biscuits 😅😂
09:00 It's a fire blanket; that said it's not to cover the oven with.
That last guy has to have been drunk or off his face on something if he thought that was going to reverse lol
The cyclist was clipped in...he couldn't get his feet off the pedals as his shoes are connected with a spring loaded clip. There's a technique to release them and if you have them set too tight or you simply forget, then gravity takes over. 😂
Hi JT, the item in the fire clip is a fire blanket. It is used to put out a fire in your home. xx
on the first clip the van is on an incline and the handbrake was probably left down which caused it to roll
The last clip with the reverse reverse was wher i grew up lol
"Play stupid games, Win Stupid prizes"
asbestous fire blanket lol
Hey JT. I know how you love Wales. Last weekend they were filming scenes for the new Sigourney Weaver movie, The Gorge, in Llandudno. Also the new series of Game of Dragons is being filmed on the Island of Anglesey.
Llandudno? Are they using the mine on the great orme or something?
@@matthewmac5787 not sure about the mine. They definitely used the old churchyard on the Orme though. Had their base and cabins set up on West Shore
@@matthewmac5787 all the filming was on The Orme though
Speacial fire blanket made to put out fires.
5:39 I don’t know where they are but the bloke on the floor was proposing to the one that walked out
He proposed at a McDonald's??? 😮
@@selenacaemawr I’ve never seen a Maccies look like that in the uk looks like a uk Burger King
Hilarious 😂JT these are brilliant thank you so much
@ 9:05 it’s a fire cloth thing
The guy who kicked the footy fooled far too many people
9:08 it's a fire blanket. It's a requirement for any food establishment to have one in the kitchen area. Also holiday lets have to have them as well
*That was a fire blanket , most UK house holds have one in their kitchens , and they're stored inside a red pouch which u can see her holding*
I'm British and love this!!
For sure, if we aren't acting like complete sausages to laugh it off then the falls and slips might have hurt
The actual saying is "You play dumb games you win dumb prizes"
This is hilarious 😂😆
Nope that last video is Scotland we can't take blame for them 😂😂
I think the blanket is a fire blanket. but its supposed to be used to smother not place on where air can still get it! they could have shut the door to it!!!
5:38 looks to me if he was proposing
Btw the mc Donald 1 is a guy proposing to the women u can see a black ring box in hie hand 5:13
The van was going down a little incline
8:55 it's a fire blanket you're supposed to use it on pan fires.
Cover the fire and smother it of oxygen
It’s a fire blanket they smother the flames ,unless like her you keep taking it off and waving it about.
6:06 play stupid games, win stupid prizes