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quick fun fact: that fire alarm box that locks your hand isn't as stupid as it looks. the piece that locks around your hand detaches from the box, meaning you can run away, you just have a cuff on your hand that identifies you until someone from law enforcement can release you. it's actually a pretty cool way to make sure that if people set off a fire alarm on purpose when there is no fire, they get punished.
I have always thought it was a very stupid design but nice to know it isn’t
until the fire reaches you
@@ethanwalters2999 that's the persons fault for running too slow then
yeah that makes more sense. I dont think any country would allow you to patent or produce a product that traps someone in a burning building on purpose, even in like the 30s or whatever.
big brains
Fun fact: that asbestos snow was used in the wizard of oz in the poppy scene. All those beloved characters were being covered in asbestos on top of their allergic reaction-causing makeup and real lion skin.
@VeeVee Uver The two meetings between the 'Wizard' and Dorothy's party were fairly tame.
@VeeVee Uver ...
Let's not forget, diving head first through double pane glass after the first meeting, and that was not a one-take and cut thing either. I said it was fairly tame.
They live-casted a tornado for a weather effect background. Send some lackey with a heavy arse camera, some film and a busted-arse transport for an hour's worth of film to be cut down in a dark room. Get paid a few hundred quid, maybe.
Pecos Hank would say this: "Get this kid outta here; way too dangerous a task for the untrained."
@VeeVee Uver ...
Indeed, you couldn't get away with half-arsed shit like that now, but the production of said film was a long time ago...
OSHA was not a even a thing back then. Just think about that.
The movie was made at the height of the Great Depression. These are the people who would go on to fight in WWII, charging uphill into machinegun nests. They didn't give a single fuck about their own lives or anyone else's.
@VeeVee Uver They were still using actual live ammo in movies at the time, too. They'd have sharpshooters shoot near the actors in a way that would (hopefully) ricochet away from them, or rig machineguns on mounts that wouldn't let them shoot in the places where the actors would be.
Despite all this and a few close calls, no one was ever actually killed.
With the invention of squibs (little explosives that simulate bullet impacts) the live ammo practice died out. Eventually. It was still cheaper to use live ammo, after all, and most actors were willing to put up with it because, again, zero fucks to give.
Fun fact: the "Don't drop anything" one is actually a floating restaurant. The structure is lifted by a crane into the air, and the diners are strapped onto their seats.
i was wondering how they got up there. You could weaponised even a spoon at that height.
Me and the boys trying to trick shot our forks on pedestrians below
@@EternallyPog Breaking news: Innocent couple claim forks fell from the sky, deemed insane by local court
I would absolutely refuse to bring anything valuable there lol, imagine trying to take a selfie and dropping your phone, even the thought is scary
@@gukeoke6312 yeah I agree
The fiberglass one is probably the most dangerous. If the bleeding into your lungs won't kill you, the infections resulting from it, may.
I studied design for a few years and the first thing they taught us is most decisions are made in less than an instant, especially purchasing decisions, this is why packaging and branding is so important, buying is almost an instinctive action, near identical packaging has in my life usually lead to me accidentally buying salad dressing instead of mayonnaise or the wrong type of cookie, but damn having your cold drinks and bleach nearly be indistinguishable is an utter failure of one of the first and most important aspects of design
Wow
Do you english?
@@EastStampy not as my first language
@@louissteyn6871 Dont mind the guy trying to look smart. dO yOu eNGlIsh?
Thats probadly an average american child.
@@ilaughatgaypeople8760 did you ever stop to think it might be a joke
Fun fact about the Reliant Robin:
In the UK, people with a motorcycle license can drive a 3-wheeler. The Robin was created so miners in the Yorkshire area could drive their families around without having to pay for car lessons & licenses; And the Robin was small enough to park on both sides of a terraced street without blocking the whole road.
"You don't need a license to drive this car" makes it even more worthy of this subreddit.
@RC2L Nice. It's amazing how us Brits can take what most people see as a joke and turn it into a classic with a strong following.
That's the car from Mr. Bean
@@jonathanathor117 I thought it was the car from Only Fools And Horses.
Another fun fact: They're not as easy to tip over as Top Gear portrays them
3:57
my friend actually has a story about how our school does the same thing. In 6th grade he was on crutches and during that time period the fire alarm went off. our math teacher didnt want him to be trapped in the building until it was over so he picks up my friend bridal style and brings him out of the building. I was absent that day so i missed it but its hilarious to us and now that ive remembered the story i am definitely going to remind him of it too.
1:17 I like how you can see the trail of dead grass from the different positions of the sun throughout the day
That fiber glass mattress one really made me mad, like seriously, who puts fucking FIBER GLASS in a MATTRESS
Apparently its US law to make foam mattresses fire retardant.
and also it ruining pretty much everything that has cotton
Also why is fiberglass even a thing anymore
@@boredboi6279 Because its strong and lightweight? Its also used for insulation and fire proofing.
@@nekomasteryoutube3232 don't we have foam insulation now? Also wow I didn't know it was used for fireproofing I wonder if it is used in firefighters clothing or smth
A little while back I saw an explanation for the fire alarm that locks onto your wrist. The part that locks on detaches from the box when the alarm is pulled. You're still able to leave the building, you just have a piece of metal around your arm that you need the fire fighters to remove. It's not a great design, but it's at least not as bad as the picture makes it look.
@@yayangayu3393 no
@@yayangayu3393 sorry, virginity is way to cool.
@「HxneyPainter」 idk about jesus( im jewish)
@「HxneyPainter」 no its not confusing. Judiasm we dont think jesus is the messiah.
No, I know for a fact that some don't, a red square(?) locks you in place and doesn't detatch. Its generally used in places with sprinkler systems (health issues ig) but still requires a key to free the person inside, it's used to deter vandals and false alarms.
Whoever filled the mattress with fiber glass, put a zipper on it, and put a "do not remove the cover" tag on the mattress was on a very interesting drug.
9:12 I have the instinctive feeling that this was at least tested. Not for item loss, but human loss.
FUN FACTS ABOUT THE CANNONBALL LOOP: that "almost" involved people getting burns, getting stuck in the loop, and employees being paid to go down the thing to "test" it. They also used mannequins, some of which came out missing heads or limbs, and fudged the numbers to claim it was safe
Yeah, and not only that, but I've heard it was almost impossible to clean that part right before the loop (because apparently the people who designed it didn't know what a hatch is) , so sand and bunch of other sh*t would pile up right there.
@@capitalcoffee7514 YUP. It took multiple people getting trapped in the loop before they figured out it needed a hatch.
it was also designed on a napkin at a bar
@@jangamecuber you know, that's one of the least absurd things about that park that I've heard
Wasn't almost, that thing was open to the public and people got hurt while using it a lot, it gotten to the point they put down some foam to soft the injuries and it worked, into all of the lost teeth turned that into a spike strip
1:57 As a Brazilian, I can confirm this. Always the one way to all problems.
Brazilian engineering is functional but not very practical
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8:35 it helps to first understand that this is a top view looking down at the tops of the stairs. By staggering the steps left to right, it allows for a narrower stairwell. Having said that, this is probably the worst possible way to stagger the steps.
It is still a bad design
Another piece of dangerous design: a friend of mine has a genesis car and one of the safety precautions is that if the driver is not wearing a seatbelt while driving, the car will completely stop. So once, his niece was driving it to switch parking spots, she didn’t put it on. While on the turn, it stopped and wouldn’t move if she stepping on the pedal, so she was in a panic. Then she put the seatbelt on and it became fine again. (Imagine stopping on the shoulder of the highway, forgetting to put your seatbelt back on, and going back on it)
Don't forget your seatbelt then.
@@zuttoaragi8349
…you’re missing the point. It shouldn’t *unexpectedly stop.* It should either refuse to start moving if you aren’t already in motion, or scream at you (either as the “in motion” alternative or just for both cases).
6:06 It gets even worse. From what I've heard, the people who made that slide weren't even engineers, they had no experience in making waterslides, and when they tested it out using mannequins, some came back with huge dents in their heads and some completely decapitated. They managed to make the slide slightly safer and used employees to test out the slide, most employees came back with teeth missing. Despite this, they opened the slide anyway. Suprisingly the ride worked, other than the fact people would loose teeth, eventually, the lost teeth of the people who rode the slide got caught in the sides and ended up cutting people who rode the slide. All this may be a myth, but it's what I've heard.
nah you right, and unfortunately the slide is only one of the stupidly dangerous rides at that park. it's not a good sign when one of the "safest" rides in your amusement park is one of those slingshot rides you see in pop-up carnivals which often are on the sketchy side
Don't forget that it was literally designed by a guy with NO qualifications on a dinner napkin
t e e t h s l i d e
Action Park?
Hold on a second… DECAPITATED?!?!
5:47
At a lot of adolescent impatient mental facilities that I have personally been in, this is horrifying common, it's worse if you have a roommate (not all hospitals do) because they're not allowed to put full doors, most only have curtains to divide the bedroom to the bathroom, or occasionally a half door with a rubber seal and no lock.
What is so horrifying is that the showerheads have almost always drenched the toilet and the sink, including your clothes since you can't leave your clothes outside of the bathroom, since there's always cameras. So you have to very carefully use the blanket you sleep with to shield your towel and clothing and try to dangle it off the sink and create a little tent to keep them in
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@@GucciPucciMIH lmao that's fair
holy shit that's awful
Edit: OH MY FUCKING GOD IM SO SORRY. I FOUND THIS COMMENT 4 DAYS AFTER I SAID IT AND IT HAD AUTOCORRECTED AWFUL TO AWESOME WITHOUT ME REALIZING.
WHAT YOU SAID IS NOT AWESOME, THAT IS AWFUL.
That is horrifying. If I had to stay at one like that I think it's would make my mental illness worse
Yeah, I think it generally does make it worse for most people, at least from the stories I've heard.
3:54 The sad thing is, the whole point of "don't use the elevator when escaping from a fire" is for situations like this. Some people NEED the elevators and if everyone in a densely occupied building is trying to use the elevator, the traffic just won't be fast enough. Well, that and a couple of other reasons (Just like how you use the stairs so the disabled people can use the elevator, you also use the stairs so the firemen can use the elevator).
Isn’t it also that if the electricity cuts out you could be trapped in the elevator?
@@zap4th368 I think so, but consider that you're in a wheelchair and can't go down stairs. If you take the elevator and it stalls, you MIGHT die. If you don't do anything, you WILL die.
smoke entering elevators:
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 ...I honestly thought emergency services used the elevator too.
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 Hey, take it easy on Garry. He's just a guy trying to live up to his family name.
1:58 as a Brazilian, can confirm that our engineers are either complete and utter chaos or totally unmatched genius
Generally, the drop on the slide wouldn't hurt someone badly, maybe just a little shock to the system. The problem is, the added momentum from riding the slide can actually hurt someone.
Uhh... don't forget kids can go face first.
@@seventhbracken4466 Don't take Slidezal if you are allergic. Serious side effects include but are not limited to: Swelling, Headaches, Broken Noses, Broken Legs, Broken Arms, Bleeding, Bruises, or even Death. Be unwise all, take Slidezal.
It’s probably meant to have a ball pit or something at the bottom.
@@ShadoeLandman it kind of looks like the bottom part of the slide was taken off or broke off
It's not designed like that tho. It's broken. You can see a good chunk of it is missing.
6:09 That waterslide was built in Action Park, NJ, which had a reputation for unsafe rides and attractions, including 6 fatalities, and a whole bunch of hospitalizations
Probably way more, but no one said anything
11:29 this sounds like they know that some people will take the cover off. This can kill someone and they sound really nonchalant. This is a lawsuit waiting to happen.
It should already be a lawsuit, they need to sue
Fun fact: The Reliant Robinis quite stable. The Top Gear video in which Jeremoo rolls over all the time was with cars that were weighed down to make them flip over. They don't do that in practice.
Weighted down to flip over? Bizarre. How and why would they go out of their way to do that to a car they themselves are going to be inside of?
Not the first or last time that some Top Gear stunt was rigged.
@@ArtamStudio Yeah, people sometimes don't understand that the long silly segments on TopGear UK are comedy-only, and can include pretty much anything in the way of practical effects builds or closed courses and staged events, while the actual show is jokey, but intended to be factual.
2:36 Ouch, Google.
It seems that the snippet of the site they decided to show there was obviously part of a "Don't do" list. This is especially obvious by the "Put something in the person's mouth (this can cause tooth or jaw injuries)" part - they were explaining why that's a bad idea, which is something you'd find in a "Don't do" list.
It's not the site's fault, the people who made the site aren't evil, Google just decided to show an inappropriate part for the question.
Yea like how would you even try to administer CPR on someone having a seizure not to mention feeding them while unconcious.
I was about to worry about our University
Just so you know, it is usually the websites themselves that writes the META text. I have written a few myself for clients.
My father has epilepsy. Awful mistake, google.
For real though, it is common for people having a seizer to bite their tongue, cheek, lip. It is dangerous to put anything in the mouth of a people having a seizer, as they could accidentally swallow something, bite YOU, or yes, break something. A person post-seizure is NOT coherent or entirely conscious. You can ask them to sit up a million times but they just can’t understand because they’re so disoriented.
It is suggested to help hold out the arms of a person having a seizer-they can scratch or hit themselves. But do not hold them down!
Goddam that one person who worked at google was an idiot .
The baby cage (although I agree it is a sign of urban hell) was actually made for a good reason. It helped babies get sunshine and fresh cool air to help fight tuberculosis. At least it’s much safer than the wooden basket a doctor recommended Eleanor Roosevelt used for her kid 🤷♀️ I guess
And then they got banned because the cage sometimes came detached from the window, sending the baby plunging to its death. This would work if it was built into the building or professionally installed, but I believe these were purchased and self-installed.
Laziness is a really horrible monster, isn't it? Just go outside with your baby to get some sunshine. It's good for both YOU and YOUR BABY, that's killing two birds with one stone.
@@LatchinOn Going outside at ground level in a city of that time period would result in baby and parent getting a big dose of tetraethyl lead from car exhaust. As dangerous as those cage things were in terms of fall risk, they at LEAST provided fresher air from higher up.
@@dbseamz They fell out of style a decades ago.
@@ericgolightly8450 fell out of style, or fell out of windows?
*Imagine sleeping on that mattress after a long day at work and a little piece of fiberglass sticks out of the top*
Interesting facts: the part about the child birth thing... That's what chainsaws we're originally made for they looked a hell of a lot different than they do now (duh) and the idea was that the teeth would catch the baby and literally yeet it out of the mother. Glad it's not used for that nowadays!
So for the doctors office or hospital thermometer labeling, the probes get sanitized before and after each use, however once something is used rectally it can only be used rectally. Usually there's markers on which is which from the manufacturer
We just use different colors. Red is rectal, blue is oral. We do also have labels, but it makes it easier to tell at a glance which is which
what the fuck hospital are you going to where they dont just put a sleeve over the thermometer??
@@Yeen66 OK, firstly, using a rectal thermometer orally is just gross, even with a sleeve. NOBODY does that, no matter which hospital you go to.
Secondly, rectal and oral probes differ structurally and are calibrated differently.
Why isn't BROWN rectal though? The choice seems obvious.
On the topic of the rectal and oral thermometers being labeled, those seem to be a multi-location use thermometer, in which case you need to reprogram it every time you want to use it in a different spot because of differences in body temperature. They probably just bought two and programmed one for oral and one for rectal, to avoid having to reprogram the damn thing every time they need to take a temperature differently. Especially seeing as those are the kind that have removable plastic one time use covers, so they not only get sanitized and cleaned but they don't have much if any contact to begin with.
5:38 I had a version of this. A scented eraser that moves like kinetic sand. I barely used it, I mostly just played with it. And I did eat some of it, though not because of the scent. I ate a lot of things I shouldn’t as a kid.
when it comes to the thermometers, the boxes have the cover that goes over it and is only used once, but i still think its a good idea to make sure to not mix their uses.
Fun fact: here in the UK, as long as you have a provisional driver's license, you can drive a Reliant Robin without supervision, because it legally classifies as a moped. Imma get one. Not cos I want to drive, but because I think the Reliant Robin is one of the coolest looking cars ever made
that looks like the blue car from the mr bean cartoon ngl
One of my local car dealerships once had a Bond Bug up on a long sign post as a kind of advertisement. I practically begged the guy to sell it but no deal... Then one day it was just gone. I guess someone made him an offer he couldn't refuse.
Is that the name of Mr. Bean nemesis car ?
@@dickysatria7268 I think that might've been the Reliant Regal
What if robin is a mutated talking one?
1:49 This is the damn vehicle that Mr Bean crashes into everytime!
I think that's the Pigeon
6:48 for context it was a historic stadium and they didn't want to damage it (or changing it completely) so they did this wich is actually pretty cool ngl i wanna go there just to experience it 😂
0:01 I’LL ASK THIS A SECOND TIME, WHY ARE GRANDMA’S IN MEDIA SO DAMN COOL
I got inspired by your channel and started my own commentary channel ❤️ Thanks for inspiration
@@yayangayu3393 what
@@yayangayu3393 i dont speak hard noodles
@@yayangayu3393 I don't speak the kawaii language
That sounds like a 90s to early 2000s song
@@kingfish7528 me neither
The thumbnail be like:
How to get rid of your children without getting arrested!
thats the plan
Oh my god a comment without bot spam
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I know this is not redit
9:06 my guy turned into Shakespeare
9:31 I just got such a big flash back. When I was like 9 I went to Amsterdam with my family and I can’t remember if the hotel was this building or right next to it but the pure fear of seeing it is something I forgot until today
8:28 Oh, I actually know this one.
We call them "miller stairs" and they are used in areas where there isn't enough horizontal space for normal stairs.
-Althrough, those are usually made straigth with part cut away, this zig-zag is a monstrosity.-
Update: There is a zig-zag version but that is still made from single plank, so it has free space under it where you can put your foot. This one has that space filled so you have to put your foot on the side, which might me bit annoying, especially for people with shorter legs.
Or it's possible the camera is not angled downwards, but horizontally...
Wait, then they should've just cut it anyway, why even bother do that
As a person who does Parkour, I can confidently say that this is both a cool and a shit invention.
I thought it was for witches
-thy end is now-
This is the supreme level of design that will end up with someone getting fired and/or having several lawsuits filed against them for injuries or death caused.
If it's corporations standing behind these designs, we need to hold them 100% accountable for them or spread enough awareness that it will cause a mass boycott.
2:50meth
r/ tencanly the truth.
@@hola_my_name_is_Paans r/boneappletea
@@hola_my_name_is_Paansr/kidsonyoutube
12:15
This part scared the hell out of me because I wasn't looking at the video, I was googling the fiberglass story because I had literally never heard of "Fiberglass particles" until now
Can we just appreciate the fact that a large portion of these are from the 1930s? This shows that dangerous designs occurred more in the 1930s than they do today.
All safety regulations are written in blood. When someone important's kid dies, the laws get changed. It's a slow process, even so.
Robin is pretty much one of my favorite narrators from emkay, because he sounds like he relates to every problem that everyone has..
Same here, i love his voice a lot!
Yeah, exactly!
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You guys have problems?
@@jocgaming9401 You don’t have problems?
Its been a hot minute since an EmKay video was recommended to me, im glad it did 😂
10:31: yep that’s also the year we entered Vietnam full force. We already had special forces there but that’s when we went full scale in ‘nam
you should do r/crapperdesign it's like crappy design but for cursed toilets. I love it, i get 3d8 psychic damage every time
or r/crappierdesign
these ideas are awesome
Fun fact: 3d8 is, on average, enough to kill a commoner instantly.
@AdminRibbon Or call it r/crapingdesign
That is the only acceptable name for any bathroom ever "poop-dungeon"
As a fellow Croatian i can proudly say that i tripped over that line atleast 5 times in my life.
5:43 The average French Bathroom
That last one is a yikes from me.
Having ridden horses for a good portion of my life and had my fair share of falls, I cringe at the thought of not wearing head protection (mostly because the trees around here are out for blood). I would have been in a world of trouble if I had something like that the one time I fell off jumping and landed on the base of my skull (with adequate protection).
I caused a panic. Got back on and did a couple more jumps before I decided I was feeling ill and got taken to hospital. Full on concussion and new hat needed. And that was in a 'safe' environment. If I saw that disclaimer on something I'd be reporting it to however many authories as I could lol.
As they say, even the professionals bail.
(has seen Birdman bail performing The 900 on a halfpipe and landing on his head in full safety gear)
At 6:43 At that area the spiders will go on an outbreak if that Nuclear Power Plant explodes.
And then after that you'll get a radioactive spider and you become spiderman.
7:21 the ideal tent design for when you're on your last camping trip and want to permanently fix your insomnia problems.
6:15, actually that whole park was pretty dangerous and that slide stayed open until the laws for rides were stricter.
9:22 Nah that's just a mob grinder. Don't question him.
Its Just a bulding in Germany From a Beer Firma
That's what i was about to say
Man... You have no idea how many times I've been "him" with that XD
Also why the fuck do some people use redstone for decorating right next to a redstone device? That's like using loose copper wiring for decorating next to an open outlet labeled "I'm a fire hazard".
Yea, it is
Looks like that building from the flash
9:28 Its Just a mob grinder don't fear it
9:23 That's just a real life mob grinder
4:38 why does the rectal look more used than the oral
That looping waterslide was opened in "action park" and there were tons of other dangerous things in that park.
Aren't there entire documentaries (as in, more than one!) about how dangerous that place was? Like, the creators genuinely did not care.
@@princealigorna7468 yes
@@blanana_m Yeah, I think you know you fucked up as a business/attractions when you're so horrible that multiple people are doing hour long docs about you. Because no one makes positive documentaries anymore. Everything is a mondo/shock doc because everything sucks and blood and guts sells
9:54 the thing detached from the box, you’d be able to leave, they’d just know who pulled the alarm because.... cuff.
Was wondering if anyone commented this yet.
I just woke up and this is honestly my favorite way to start the day. Got my coffee and my breakfast (black coffee and French fries with gravy and ketchup ((so awesome, I know)) for anyone wondering) and watching an Emkay video :)
9:56 Gotta love the berserk reference, mostly because it works on two different levels. If you know, you know. No spoilers here, folks.
"Do a kick flip Grandma"
**does a 360 varial kickflip**
@@mysanity_islow 720 pop shove it kickflip wallie
Props to grandma. What a trooper
3:42 (on call)
Hey, do you know where the spare key is?
Yeah, it’s under the mat
(Sees that under the mat)
The intro flipped all of us off
3:54 that is deliberate as some past research and found that in terms of risk to reward that having the person in a fire refuge is safer than have them use the lift.
The 1930’s cage was a design popularized in London, and when parks weren’t available they could let their kid get fresh air, it had a roof to protect them and 0 deaths were ever reported from it, it was very safe
yeah i thought it was actually cool when i saw it, as long as its safely connected to the building it'd be pretty cool to be high up with lots of fresh air. i honestly think this should be brought back.
Good training for future high-rise construction workers. Eliminate that fear of heights early!
“Do a kick flip grandma” Robin 2021
i can tell the editor of the grandma doing a kickflip is a real skater from that caption 😂
8:01 I think the reason for this is so that people with trauma etc can avoid getting triggered. For example, a recovering alcoholic may not want to be around alcohol, or a woman who had been assaulted may not want to put herself at risk by picking up a guy without inhibition
Or, ya know, someone with a decent car not wanting a drunk to vomit all over their backseat.
@@ThSadomasohista well yes that too
3:26
He stares as the orphanage burns down and he thinks to himself "what a wonderful world"
How is that SO relatable
5:27 that's a boss chase
8:15 that’s actually how my car is, but surprisingly you don’t accidentally think it’s the music, because the music is on the screen, not down there
0:26 legit scared me when he said my name lol
Lol
gave me chills
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10:25
out of the womb and into the tomb
The background used in every EmKay video continuously makes me think I have dozens of small, curly hairs on my screen.
Bruh the water slide one is spookin’ me. Could you imagine not getting enough speed and going back? Your just stuck there!
6:36 Fun fact, the "snow" in The Wizard of Oz was asbestos.
IT WHAT?!
What’s asbestos?
@@palmossi It's a material made up of tiny glass-like fibers that was commonly used for insulation, until it was discovered that it does major lung damage and sometimes mesothelioma (lung cancer) if inhaled. My grandfather worked with it and he died of asbestosis. It's mostly banned now.
@@charlesajones77 What’s insulation? if you dont mind me asking! 😅
@@palmossiInsulation is meant to block heat, like a blanket.
7:09 As an irrigation technician, I can’t even tell you the number of times I’ve seen stupid installs like this from people that just don’t care, but I’ve also seen a lot of sites where things are added after the sprinkler and they never tell us or think to check before putting in a utility box or fence or something
It has me on the floor laughing that U of U was the one to post the seizure article that tells you exactly what NOT to do in case someone has a seizure
"Its 3am I've been working for 3 weeks straight let's just get the fence done." Is what probably went through that person's mind.
As a person who’s family has a Dodge Ram, the PRND isn’t that dangerous, although that other one that was flat was more dangerous. The Dodge Ram has a touchscreeen and all the controllers for it are near it, which is why its not as dangerous. The flat one is (I assume) near the music thing.
Is it an electric vehicle or something? I'm not sure why you'd do that otherwise, other than a general contempt for manual controls?
The turn dial will not allow you to turn it when the vehicle is moving over, it’s electrically disabled. It’s not a bad design, people are just stupid and don’t know anything about vehicles.
I agree with most people that it's a stupid design, but not that it's dangerous. I prefer a column shifter (which was removed because it's "ugly"), more reasons I don't care for newer cars. These stupid knob shifters aren't super dangerous though, it's electronically controlled, it will not go into the gear you selected until the vehicle comes to a complete stop or at least a very slow speed. I believe an alert will also display and sound on the gauge cluster display telling you what you just did so that you can correct it. Terrible user experience and stupid? Yes. Some crazy super dangerous design? Not at all.
@@ixionn563 I've also seen designs that have multiple buttons instead of a dial or shifter.
I've driven with one (a ford focus). Took me like a second to figure out that the big dial with automatic shift markings in the area where the stick usually is and not even near where the radio volume nub, isn't a volume nub. Besides, why wouldn't you use the radio volume buttons on the steering wheel?
I think it's mostly so that if you forget to change back to parking, it automatically shifts to it. Not especially good or bad. Really a "who cares" design.
1:39
It's much more dangerous because at the bottom of the right, it's written something about 5 kinds of grains. 💀
What where they thinking💀💀💀💀
The nuclear power plant and spider farm in the same direction is literally asking for a spider-man to be made
Fun fact: this was my first EmKay video I ever watched
These designs made by design school rejects aren't dangerous designs at all. NO. These are straight up death traps, literally meant to kill. Danger can mean there's a slight chance you may survive. But these? NO. They're for the All-kill.
Also, hi Kevin! :D
Yeah, that freaked me out
@@kevinclayton3798 Omz you answered~! So, how'd you know Robin, the birb? :D
No can we fucking talk about 1:40???? It literally says SEE-REAL, now tell me exactly what ‘see real’ sounds like when you say it out loud? This is fucking ridiculous.. totally asking for children to see it and grab it unknowingly
@Nef Waenre he’s an old friend of mine, we used to go around and make fun of designs that looked dangerous
9:45 It does not lock you to the wall, though; just gives you that bracelet that must be removed by a professional. I saw this before on a different video about a different subreddit, and that clarification was read by the narrator.
I'm looking at some of these unhinged house designs and thinking "Ooh, I kinda want that for my house!"
man at 3:17 you made me choke with the water I was drinking just with the sound of "hmm"
" The Poop Dungeon " that's something I never thought I'd hear.
4:33 Those white boxes with green tops have disposable sleeves for the probes. They are required to use the sleeve every time so they don't have to sterilize the probes that often.
Fun Fact: The Cannonball Loop water slide was in Action Park, Mountain Creek New Jersey. They closed down the whole park because of all of the injuries and deaths, and tore down most of the rides. It’s still a water park, and you can still see where the slides were
Why did you have to flip me off like that bro?
8:25 the “ok” had me dead lol
1:01 giraffe giving birth experience
So early in the video, I drop from my chair and was on the ground, laying on my side, laughing and crying my ass off. Congratulations.😂😂😂
Emkay: talking throughout the video
Me: looking for the middle finger in the background