@@r.claymccullough890 "one could easy imagine you have very very frizzy hair from all the splitting of hairs you seem to do." ~ Sizzle Moon Song & yes you may quote me on that. Especially as neither of them actually said it - speech writers are rarely given the glory that those who actually spoke the words are. History is rarely fair or even accurately remembered. George Santayana wrote that "History is a pack of lies about events that never happened told by people who weren't there".
@@Kenny49ERS costco actually looses money on the deal. And tofu is not nearly as good for you as you might think. & I eat maybe a total of 6 spread out over an entire year.
The tallest skyscraper in the U.S. located at ground-zero for tornadoes and some of the strongest winds in the U.S. I can't imagine anything going wrong there.. I'm sure it's just a coincidence that Oklahoma is also one of the flattest places in America..🤷♂️ Oh, and I forgot a boutique the increasing frequency and strength of earthquakes due to fracking 💁♂️
The Taipei Tower (Taipei 101) is built in an area famous for cyclones, typhoons, and tropical storms. Also, the area around the Burj Khalifa is extremely flat. Architects and engineers have been dealing with extreme weather for years. Of course, tornadoes are a different proposition, but I'm sure the builders are ready to face up to the challenge.
Housing is tight in NYC, no matter what your species. The city deals with this pretty often - they bring in a beekeeper to collect the bees, who eventually find work in an apiary.
@jpdemer5 Yes, they do. One of the coolest videos you can see on yt is beekeeper videos of them collecting a wild hive. In fact there is a very popular woman on here who does read well with her videos.
Back in the Day, I MAY have known someone who kept "something" liquid in a blue food coloring vial in the freezer, for safekeeping. One day, a housemate came THIS CLOSE to using this liquid to make cookie icing for their church choir Xmas caroling party... Always kinda regretted stopping them...
@@Kenny49ERSThat lady is a class act. She has a great and abiding love for all mankind. She has done as much charitable work, and donates to many organizations. I won't even speak to the fact that she has the voice of an angel and the has millions of fans worldwide. I hope you were asking because you are from some remote land where you've never heard of her.
As a person who once lived in OKC, I can say with certainty that the skyscraper will be a waste of money because it will never be fully occupied There is nothing lively in that city during weekdays, everything is dead by 9 PM and even on the weekends just couple lively clubs.
Developers, builders, and council members will profit from this, and the local taxpayers will be left with the empty, unusable shell. And then have to pay to demolish it.
I say this as someone from the Midwest who deeply loves it... Why? We have nothing to look at. People stand on a skyscraper in New York to see the city. You stand at the top of a skyscraper in the Midwest and you just see plains, plains, more plains, a wheat field, and the occasional cow that got loose... Setting aside they're building a very tall building in Tornado Alley...
@CollinMcLean I understand you have misgivings about this. But how are they going to locate those cows that occasionally get loose? Look across the flat plains standing in the bed of a pickup? Are they supposed to just wait for the cows to come home? I think it's a great opportunity to establish the *Oklahoma State Livestock Location Bureau* with 24/7 service. BTW, is it true that tornadoes can relocate cows?
The Costco Hotdog story is surprisingly relevant to me at this time, as, almost a week to today, I visited Costco for the first time here in Australia. Was not expecting the variety of products on sale. I got over a kilo of Skippy Peanut Butter, almost 2 kilos of chocolate Nesquick, a 47 pack of Honeydew with Boba core Mochi, 2 kilos of Nutella and just over 400 grams of Skippy Peanut Butter and Strawberry Jelly. Looking forward to my next visit next month, if I'm honest. Saw lots of stuff I couldn't get last week that I'd still really like to get
did you also get some free insulin shots...get raw freshly ground peanut butter if u have a store with that machine or just grind up bulk peanuts in a blender..no sugar or salt...are u feeding the whole neighborhood
Good to know! Out of curiosity: Do you know if the queen is likely under that big blob? I can't imagine where else she would be if the entire hive is there.
They're _less likely_ to sting you, but that doesn't mean you can't be stung. Pretty sure anyone with an allergy should still avoid nomadic swarms of bees.
Easier said than done. I assume flip-out numbers are 100% when confronted with a swarm ;) As I understand it - they are often seen in trees and are in transition to a new spot.
“In addition to puddles of urine, a rat with a gun, and Optimus Prime flashing people, we are currently besieged by 100,000 bees…😊” 😂😂 Never a dull moment in the city
Signs of a sociopath • behavior conflicting with social norms, repeatedly pushes the envelope into uncharted territory. • disregarding or violating the rights of others, insubordinate to any form of authority. • unconcerned in distinguishing between right and wrong. • inability to show remorse, for they have none, void of empathy. • tendency to lie often, repeatedly, automatically. Behaves in a risky, impulsive, dangerous manner. • extremely manipulative, exploits others without any care of who gets hurt. • no conscience or guilt, refusal to accept responsibility for their actions, claiming ownership in the success of others.
The two most salient behavioral characteristics of sociopaths are the perpetual assertion of dominance (stemming from a strong inherent sense of superiority and entitlement) and the manipulation of others for desired services, objects and social affect both of which are rooted, along w/all other aspects of sociopathy, in the disruption (usually during childhood) via severe trauma of normal emotional development resulting in either never developing empathy or disassociating from empathy as a self-defense mechanism. The absence of empathy coupled with poor impulse control (unlike psychopaths who are in terms of diagnosis clinically indistinguishable from sociopaths but who possess several characteristics absent in sociopaths including self-control and an ability to plan long-term) results in a disregard for the rights and feelings of others and a strong drive towards myriad undesirable behaviors as anyone observing or interacting w/sociopaths can attest. Sociopathy and psychopathy are deeply unfortunate diagnoses for several reasons not the least of which is the fact that, including, clearly, the 3.7% of born psychopaths due to an inheritable predisposition, no one asks for the situational horrors that disrupts the development of empathy and so they are blameless and yet represent at the very least a source of constant annoyance/low-level criminality and at worst a serious danger to all in a variety of ways. Worst of all, as w/many ASPD-spectrum sufferers including BNLT pathological narcissists, no sociopath feels there is anything wrong with them and will avoid the required long-term therapy at all costs making them, ultimately and tragically, irredeemable which, to state it concisely, sucks. Anyone who has to deal with sociopaths in close quarters on a regular basis knows only to well how remarkably, often childishly, self-centered they are and how this self-uber-alles ontology breeds a host of problems. And the same holds true for all who observe the behavior of sociopaths at a distance i.e. political leaders like Donald Trump whose immaturity, sense of entitlement, complete inability to feel empathy, sympathy, love and related emotion and lack of impulse control elevates him above an annoying embarrassment to the level of a serious danger to our democracy. The paradox of sociopathy and other (horrifying) psychiatric disorders is that it's not the individual's fault they're so messed-up and yet in 99.9% of cases they're completely irredeemable.
@@michaelkottlerThe impact of their repercussions overshadows the significance of their etiology except to say that it's awareness may serve to develop a prophylaxis.
I’ve been watching a very interesting podcast called shrinking Trump. It is hosted by two clinical psychologist and professors who every week on Friday go over the dementia that they believe Donald Trump is suffering from.
If a hotdog isn't good - don't eat it - they're good because they are very bad 4U. Like all processed foods and snacks...and hotdogs - or any cylindrical meats ;) . Never ingest a hotdog unless it's worth it - and you really need something to eat (occasionally, in L.A. after a concert or club). They are 5x better when UR really hungry - and cheating on good food. That said - I wish we had slices out here in L.A. like NYC. Wish there were way more options. That said. Costco dog IS worth it - if line isn't too long and you also are relatively healthy the rest of the week.
Thank you! I don't see enough people mentioning it - he believes some scary things. Jon Stewart alluded to it *very* subtly on Monday, but there must've been something in the metadata because I was treated to a Hillsdale College ad. 🙄
Proving yet again that America is the most polarised country. Instead of just enjoying the segment, or acknowledging Pat's contribution to American pop culture (plus Vietnam service), you turn it into a political statement. And no, I'm not a Trump fan, not even American, and couldn't care less about which crazoid wins your elections.
I was initially typing out how I could really go for some butt play right now - but, as I was writing that, I remembered the reference of Stephen’s lead writer using the phrase! Nice call back 😂
"Ladies and gentlemen, in addition to puddles of urine, a rat with a gun, and Optimus Prime flashing people, we are currently besieged by a hundred thousand bees. . . . Stand clear of the closing doors, please." FTFY
4:50 This is a 'swarm' following a new queen to a new nest site (scouts are out looking around). They're very docile in this stage. I 'captured' a swarm like this in a cardboard box with no protective gear. Yes, I was scared, but didn't get stung. edit: I'm not a hobby or professional bee keeper.
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I’m so happy every time the show spotlights guest musicians. The band must be an absolute pleasure to play with.
I think it's great! A big platform for guests, but we never hear the band because TH-cam is a b* about copyright
Agree!!
Totally ❤
@@SurlyHannahwhat do you meannnn they post probably every visiting artist/band's performances
Heard them being led by John Baptiste...amazing and tight. Best live experience in a very long time!
Anyone who has the power to make you believe absurdities, has the power to make you commit atrocities. ~Voltaire
Not even death can make me stop believing in David Bowie!
Okay, maybe more an oddity than an absurdity.
😂remember when Trump toldo them to use Clorox to cure themselves, just a few did it, ve honest, they know it but they're the same
This must be about the 1.50 hot 🌭 dog.😂
Cool
rebellion from college down i see.
C'mon, Steven, "Phantom of the Opry" was right there.
Damn, that's a much better joke.
It sure was. It was the logical punch to that joke. Maybe the writers misses it. I want to think Colbert just read it wrong.
This comment deserves more likes
I bet Cats Stevens is looking forward to his Broadway crossover musical.
Or maybe Phantom of the Oprah?
Obi Wan Kenobi - 'Who is more foolish? The fool or the fool who follows him?'
Answer B.
Excellent quote though the average Trumper won’t get it.
The Fool is most wise ;)
🌟☝️😜
If you haven't heard Primus The Fool. You should give it a listen.
@@r.claymccullough890 "one could easy imagine you have very very frizzy hair from all the splitting of hairs you seem to do." ~ Sizzle Moon Song
& yes you may quote me on that.
Especially as neither of them actually said it - speech writers are rarely given the glory that those who actually spoke the words are. History is rarely fair or even accurately remembered.
George Santayana wrote that "History is a pack of lies about events that never happened told by people who weren't there".
In my head-cannon, Pat Sajak heard the words “right in the butt” and said, “that’s it, I’m done with this!” 😂
I was going to put something similar but thought, someone must have commented already! Glad I checked first😂
Maybe he meant it like "Rite in the butt", which would've been correct? IMO.
THIS IS WHEEL OF FORTUNE!
That $1.50 Costco XL hotdog comes with a 16oz drink & one free refill included in the price.
They both harm you, why should it be expensive
Even more reason to avoid it.
@@Kenny49ERS costco actually looses money on the deal. And tofu is not nearly as good for you as you might think.
& I eat maybe a total of 6 spread out over an entire year.
Thats impressive
And it's delicious also.
"Goo goo g'joob" gave me serious Carson vibes. Kudos for the "yellow matter custard" (ad lib?)
I dunno, do they drip it from a dead dog’s eye?
Now you've got me craving semolina pilchard.
Stephen is quite the linguist. I don't know if I'm more impressed by his Chinese, German, Spanish or Borat 😂
The tallest skyscraper in the U.S. located at ground-zero for tornadoes and some of the strongest winds in the U.S.
I can't imagine anything going wrong there.. I'm sure it's just a coincidence that Oklahoma is also one of the flattest places in America..🤷♂️
Oh, and I forgot a boutique the increasing frequency and strength of earthquakes due to fracking 💁♂️
Yeah that was my thought too. The writers missed that cue
The Taipei Tower (Taipei 101) is built in an area famous for cyclones, typhoons, and tropical storms.
Also, the area around the Burj Khalifa is extremely flat.
Architects and engineers have been dealing with extreme weather for years.
Of course, tornadoes are a different proposition, but I'm sure the builders are ready to face up to the challenge.
As a Pottery Geek, I thoroughly enjoyed this opening!! keep up the amazing work
I love how the word “topical” makes it into every single Meanwhile segment 😂
Hope the bees weren't harmed in any way.They temporarily swarm while looking for a new spot to set up a hive.
Housing is tight in NYC, no matter what your species.
The city deals with this pretty often - they bring in a beekeeper to collect the bees, who eventually find work in an apiary.
@jpdemer5 Yes, they do. One of the coolest videos you can see on yt is beekeeper videos of them collecting a wild hive. In fact there is a very popular woman on here who does read well with her videos.
All you need to do is find the queen and move her.
I love how Stephen teaches us about how classic artforms and crafts are made- in one sentence of his Meanwhile intro.
Now I can't get the image of Optimus Prime having a set of truck nuts flapping in the breeze. Thanks, Mr. Colbert.
OK , home of nonstop tornadoes. The tower of Doom.
And it will only get worse.
That was my first thought! Secondly who's paying for this?
"Grandma, have you seen my 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds ice-cream'?"
"Never mind that now, have you seen the dragon in the kitchen????"
Back in the Day, I MAY have known someone who kept "something" liquid in a blue food coloring vial in the freezer, for safekeeping. One day, a housemate came THIS CLOSE to using this liquid to make cookie icing for their church choir Xmas caroling party...
Always kinda regretted stopping them...
Let Dolly do whatever she wants.
Why?
@@Kenny49ERS she is a LEGEND!
@@Kenny49ERSThat lady is a class act. She has a great and abiding love for all mankind. She has done as much charitable work, and donates to many organizations.
I won't even speak to the fact that she has the voice of an angel and the has millions of fans worldwide.
I hope you were asking because you are from some remote land where you've never heard of her.
This is the correct assessment
Amen 🙌🏼
As a person who once lived in OKC, I can say with certainty that the skyscraper will be a waste of money because it will never be fully occupied
There is nothing lively in that city during weekdays, everything is dead by 9 PM and even on the weekends just couple lively clubs.
Yes, Seems like an odd time to be building a massive Burj Khalifa in OKC.
Developers, builders, and council members will profit from this, and the local taxpayers will be left with the empty, unusable shell.
And then have to pay to demolish it.
I say this as someone from the Midwest who deeply loves it... Why? We have nothing to look at. People stand on a skyscraper in New York to see the city. You stand at the top of a skyscraper in the Midwest and you just see plains, plains, more plains, a wheat field, and the occasional cow that got loose...
Setting aside they're building a very tall building in Tornado Alley...
@CollinMcLean I understand you have misgivings about this. But how are they going to locate those cows that occasionally get loose? Look across the flat plains standing in the bed of a pickup? Are they supposed to just wait for the cows to come home?
I think it's a great opportunity to establish the *Oklahoma State Livestock Location Bureau* with 24/7 service.
BTW, is it true that tornadoes can relocate cows?
@@RobertJarecki If it's a powerful enough tornado they can indeed relocate cows.
Surely that should be “I’m Willie Nelson, The Phantom of the Opry”.
Now Sajak gets to be in those A.A.R.P. commercials
Hope he makes friends with Tom Selleck.
My immediate thought was he was going to take over the Colonial Penn commercial.
The Costco Hotdog story is surprisingly relevant to me at this time, as, almost a week to today, I visited Costco for the first time here in Australia.
Was not expecting the variety of products on sale.
I got over a kilo of Skippy Peanut Butter, almost 2 kilos of chocolate Nesquick, a 47 pack of Honeydew with Boba core Mochi, 2 kilos of Nutella and just over 400 grams of Skippy Peanut Butter and Strawberry Jelly.
Looking forward to my next visit next month, if I'm honest.
Saw lots of stuff I couldn't get last week that I'd still really like to get
did you also get some free insulin shots...get raw freshly ground peanut butter if u have a store with that machine or just grind up bulk peanuts in a blender..no sugar or salt...are u feeding the whole neighborhood
You have a disturbingly narrow diet.
Those intros. Where the hell does that come from? Absolutely brilliant!
Oh snap, Fred Wesley?! House Party is one of my fave tunes ever, not to mention all the stuff he did with the JBs. What a legend.
loved the MTA bit with the bees and the rat with a gun. thanks
Rats are running out of food!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Fred Wesley! A legend!
Colbert has the best segues.
"I'm like an umpire folks. Calling balls and calling strikes. And if you disagree with me, I will strike your balls."
Great, now i want a Costco hotdog, thanks Stephen!
UPDATE: It was good, the chicken bake was better.
Said Pat Sajak: "Take this job, and stick it... 3:33 "
Maybe he told the producers to sit and spin?
@@tiki_trash"Right in the butt"
Everytime I hope he messes up but the writers can't do it!!!! This guy is a serious pro. I've watched enough "meanwhiles" to know
Sajak AND Selleck will be pitching reverse mortgages. OY.
Swarms don't sting. No babies or honey to protect. As long as you don't flip out, it isn't a problem. They will leave once the scouts find a place.
Good to know! Thanks for the helpful PSA!😅
Good to know! Out of curiosity: Do you know if the queen is likely under that big blob? I can't imagine where else she would be if the entire hive is there.
Tell that to the average American, though
They're _less likely_ to sting you, but that doesn't mean you can't be stung. Pretty sure anyone with an allergy should still avoid nomadic swarms of bees.
Easier said than done. I assume flip-out numbers are 100% when confronted with a swarm ;) As I understand it - they are often seen in trees and are in transition to a new spot.
3:00 looking forward to hear all the new languages that will pop up in Oklahoma soon… 😉
Nice.
Speaking of Wheel of Fortune, I can't get enough of that Clip, where Pat gets pissed off at the Contestants!!! 🤣👍
The part of that I like best is the lady at the end saying " What? " 😅
What?😂😂😂
Fred Wesley! you've gotta yell it like James B
I would love to see all the “Meanwhile” segments animated as a crazy cartoon!
Yes!!! I've been begging for really good, quality fan art for the Intros!!
Those 7-11 Hotdog's are pretty cheap too,even in my VEGAS! And man they are AWESOME!!
“In addition to puddles of urine, a rat with a gun, and Optimus Prime flashing people, we are currently besieged by 100,000 bees…😊” 😂😂 Never a dull moment in the city
Funny that Stephen would mention zodiac license plates on the day Jake Gyllenhaal was there, as Jake was the movie Zodiac..
"Rite in th b" again😂😂😂😂
Swarms don't colonize, they're just resting while they find a home. Leave them alone and they won't hurt you
Kinda hard for people rushing up and down the stairs to the subway to just "leave them alone", no?
Hey "Meanwhile" Im no country music fan BUT I know Dolly. Remember that 9 to 5?!! My song & So beautiful!!
I’m also glad you got to play that wheel of Fortune clip again😂🎉
Which takes longer to digest?
A Costco book?
A Costco hotdog?
🤔
"real goo goo goo joob" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Screw that hot dog, I WANT THE COSTCO BRAT BACK!!!!
They used to have Italian sausage, too, right? I remember getting peppers...
Signs of a sociopath
• behavior conflicting with social norms, repeatedly pushes the envelope into uncharted territory.
• disregarding or violating the rights of others, insubordinate to any form of authority.
• unconcerned in distinguishing between right and wrong.
• inability to show remorse, for they have none, void of empathy.
• tendency to lie often, repeatedly, automatically. Behaves in a risky, impulsive, dangerous manner.
• extremely manipulative, exploits others without any care of who gets hurt.
• no conscience or guilt, refusal to accept responsibility for their actions, claiming ownership in the success of others.
Maybe dictionaries will just start showing trump's mug shot next to the word for quick reference.
@SizzleMoonSong any of those grinning MAGA idiots would do just as well
The two most salient behavioral characteristics of sociopaths are the perpetual assertion of dominance (stemming from a strong inherent sense of superiority and entitlement) and the manipulation of others for desired services, objects and social affect both of which are rooted, along w/all other aspects of sociopathy, in the disruption (usually during childhood) via severe trauma of normal emotional development resulting in either never developing empathy or disassociating from empathy as a self-defense mechanism. The absence of empathy coupled with poor impulse control (unlike psychopaths who are in terms of diagnosis clinically indistinguishable from sociopaths but who possess several characteristics absent in sociopaths including self-control and an ability to plan long-term) results in a disregard for the rights and feelings of others and a strong drive towards myriad undesirable behaviors as anyone observing or interacting w/sociopaths can attest. Sociopathy and psychopathy are deeply unfortunate diagnoses for several reasons not the least of which is the fact that, including, clearly, the 3.7% of born psychopaths due to an inheritable predisposition, no one asks for the situational horrors that disrupts the development of empathy and so they are blameless and yet represent at the very least a source of constant annoyance/low-level criminality and at worst a serious danger to all in a variety of ways. Worst of all, as w/many ASPD-spectrum sufferers including BNLT pathological narcissists, no sociopath feels there is anything wrong with them and will avoid the required long-term therapy at all costs making them, ultimately and tragically, irredeemable which, to state it concisely, sucks. Anyone who has to deal with sociopaths in close quarters on a regular basis knows only to well how remarkably, often childishly, self-centered they are and how this self-uber-alles ontology breeds a host of problems. And the same holds true for all who observe the behavior of sociopaths at a distance i.e. political leaders like Donald Trump whose immaturity, sense of entitlement, complete inability to feel empathy, sympathy, love and related emotion and lack of impulse control elevates him above an annoying embarrassment to the level of a serious danger to our democracy. The paradox of sociopathy and other (horrifying) psychiatric disorders is that it's not the individual's fault they're so messed-up and yet in 99.9% of cases they're completely irredeemable.
@@michaelkottlerThe impact of their repercussions overshadows the significance of their etiology except to say that it's awareness may serve to develop a prophylaxis.
I’ve been watching a very interesting podcast called shrinking Trump. It is hosted by two clinical psychologist and professors who every week on Friday go over the dementia that they believe Donald Trump is suffering from.
FRED!!!! FRED!!!!! FRED!!!!!
Hey dude, those dogs are good.
Oklahoma has tornadoes. Tall towers are contraindicated with tornadoes .
Fred Wesley throws the best House Parties.
Amen, fellow funkateer.
That exhibitionist is very much not the 'original' Optimus Prime.
Those $1.50 hot dogs are good!
If a hotdog isn't good - don't eat it - they're good because they are very bad 4U. Like all processed foods and snacks...and hotdogs - or any cylindrical meats ;) . Never ingest a hotdog unless it's worth it - and you really need something to eat (occasionally, in L.A. after a concert or club). They are 5x better when UR really hungry - and cheating on good food. That said - I wish we had slices out here in L.A. like NYC. Wish there were way more options. That said. Costco dog IS worth it - if line isn't too long and you also are relatively healthy the rest of the week.
“I’m Willie Nelson Phantom of the Opera “ 😅
Whoever writes the Meanwhile intro deserves a million bucks.
Okay, but who needs that many deers?
That was a pretty good meanwhile intro today!
@@radicalross7700 You can always use more doe! 😂
Thumbs up for the legendary Fred Wesley!
Fred Wesley's in the house, that's an honor ❤ 🎷🎷
fred wesley the legend. maceo & his cover of lets get it on is so perfect
Props to your Graphics Dept. for using the original Michael Crawford version of the Phantom's mask!
Pat, don't let the door hit you. Vote blue 💙💙
Thank you! I don't see enough people mentioning it - he believes some scary things. Jon Stewart alluded to it *very* subtly on Monday, but there must've been something in the metadata because I was treated to a Hillsdale College ad. 🙄
Proving yet again that America is the most polarised country.
Instead of just enjoying the segment, or acknowledging Pat's contribution to American pop culture (plus Vietnam service), you turn it into a political statement.
And no, I'm not a Trump fan, not even American, and couldn't care less about which crazoid wins your elections.
"One Country,1 Language!"
Because anything else is CHAOS!!
That lady that, "what!" 😂
As soon as he said "An excuse to show this clip again," I knew what was coming.
Light butt play😂
I was initially typing out how I could really go for some butt play right now - but, as I was writing that, I remembered the reference of Stephen’s lead writer using the phrase!
Nice call back 😂
@@mason96575 thank you. I comment that periodically just because it was so funny and reminded me of how he copied Letterman's mannerisms for it.
I got flashed on the subway once in TO. It looked like a Mazda.
The subway looked like a Mazda?
I loved the Beatles Ice Cream joke. ❤
New York subway's attempt to solve its problem by calling Dr. Bees to the rescue went as well as expected.
Subway bees...wish john belushi was around for that!
Zodiac reference leading into Jake Gyllenhaal interview. Now that was smooth, sir. 😎
2:54
Laughing my Okie arse off 😆😆😆truth.
no meanwhile goes by without a "disgarded" moment.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, i subscribed
I wonder if that car thief is the reason I can't "Roll -Out" as my license plate because he has it.
I didn't know Ted Cruz was already stamping license plates!
Boom Boom Boom The gerbil goes zoom!!!
1.50 HOTDOG gave me FOOD POISIONING!
2:10 Poor animals. If meat is that cheap you know what kind of life they led!
$18 per dozen doesn’t seem that cheap.
Meat....riiight.
Costco hotdogs are legit the best ones I've ever had.
The MTA wanted to creare a little buzz around the subway.
😅😅😅
Wow! Fred Wesley. On the bone! ❤
Gonna miss the books at Costco.
Maybe those bees were just trying to pay homage to Sting? 🐝
I'm surprised more people haven't cottoned onto the fact that Wheel of Fortune is just a variation of Hangman.
"Ladies and gentlemen, in addition to puddles of urine, a rat with a gun, and Optimus Prime flashing people, we are currently besieged by a hundred thousand bees. . . . Stand clear of the closing doors, please." FTFY
I'll never stop 😂 at WOF clip ❤
Don't forget 2 oz portion cups and lids, also brooms for the small business!
"Bees... My God!"
Beads?
Those bees are never going to find a new home. Not with the rent they charge in NYC.
4:50 This is a 'swarm' following a new queen to a new nest site (scouts are out looking around). They're very docile in this stage. I 'captured' a swarm like this in a cardboard box with no protective gear. Yes, I was scared, but didn't get stung. edit: I'm not a hobby or professional bee keeper.
Btw aboot youz ' subway' issues ~ WE got us a 'Jared the Rat' problem too - DOING some TIME behind the HERO Restaurant dumpster!🇨🇦
“Gutter-bucket of news” just about sums it up these days.
I just love that there's a real live person walking around named "Optimus Prime". Wish he made better choices though,
It made me sad! Bet there's a guy named Bumblebee too!😅😅😅
I'm not sure someone who changes their name to Optimus Prime is in the business of good choices!
The standard of jokes sure has taken a nosedive
Who remembers when David Letterman coined the adject "Sajak-y"
It was a religious expression "Rite in the butt!"
Video starts at 1:30
"Autobots, Open up!"
- Optimus Flash
How is this segment not winning an Emmy 😕😂
Obrigada pelo vídeo incrível! 🇧🇷
I looked on the map this place is in the middle of nowhere (commonly referred to BFE).
Optimus Prime regrets using the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles method of disguise.