Ok so I am literally about to go to the kitchen to warm up some coffee. I am SO gunna try to see if the silent mode trick works...I'll be back to let you guys know. Edit: I tried it. It didnt work. I'm so saddened by this. I was really hoping it would work cuz I HAAAATE the loud ass beeps :( I tried the #1 button & it didnt work so then I thought maybe it's a diff button. So I ended up trying ALL the buttons & still nothing :(
I did it and my microwave now has a secret function! It takes away the safety function and makes it self aware.. beware! Don’t slam the door too hard or Mikeys gonna get you!
Also using petroleum jelly can keep the zipper from locking properly. In the 70s, the bleach caused a reaction on the metal of zipper so it was hard to zip/unzip. Mom put the greasy stuff on and it wouldn't stay locked. I had to zip them up all day long. That night I had to use degreaser on the zipper and never had the problem again.
The one with the old door lock was a life changer! We moved to a new house a few months ago that has one. We thought the door was broken but it works now!
The old door lock is a common function still used in residential/apartment buildings and it has nothing to do with bathrooms. They have a swivel spindle inside which allows one side to spin independent of the other so that you do not lock yourself in. If you put in a solid spindle in there and lock it you will not be able to open the door from inside.
Every apartment I lived in in NYC has that button. pre-war buildings, brownstones, project buildings, even nicer modern buildings. it's common amongst New Yorkers to say "make sure the button's pushed in and the door locks on your way out" to kids or house guests.
My husband needs to learn one simple microwave secret. If your food is done before the timer runs out, zero out the timer! OMG, that drives me up the wall!
If that's really THAT big of a problem, you need to start seein a psychiatrist as soon as humanly possible, and take every med she/he prescribes you, cuz DAMN...
I agree, it's an ocd thing and I have it. I feel like I have to hit cancel so I do. I'm always like WTF, who the hell didn't reset the microwave. True story.
@Storr, I kid you NOT, but for the last 3 years, when you go through the drive-thru, they say it's broken. One of these days, I'm gonna lose it! I think they just lie about it, because the machine has to be broken down at the end of the night shift and cleaned and nobody wants to do it! Actually, if you really wanted to do something, would be to call the district manager and complain, or better yet, write a letter.
Those 18" glass "smoke baffles" in floor openings (stairs, atrium, escalators) are not intended to limit smoke propagation, but to concentrate the heat from fire to set off the sprinklers that are typically around these openings. Once the sprinklers are set off, they form a curtain of water around the opening which reduces the spread of fire.
A little Easter egg found in all cars made in the last 60 years. Usually located beside the steering wheel there is a short stick that, when pushed up or down turns on a blinking light that tells other drivers you intend to turn or change lanes. While required by law they often do not function properly in BMWs because of their notoriously flawed electronic systems.
I have a BMW and I think I may have this problem. When I push the short stick the light works for a split second then goes out for a split second and then comes on again for a split second then goes out again....and so it goes...on and off over and over again! 🤷♀️😁
the dots on the edges of the window aren't there to "prevent glare" or "provide a smooth transition from black to clear"! they prevent the glass from shattering due to the black border being more absorbant of the suns rays. since glass changes size in high levels of heat, the ability of the black border to absorb more sunlight than the clear glass causes a vast temperature differential over the none black areas, the dots warm the glass as well, but the smaller they get the smaller the impact on the temperature of the glass does as well, this effect allows the glass to enlarge less abruptly, preventing the glass from shattering
Related to the gaps in the toilet stall doors, Disney has a great method for minimizing people's bathroom time. They don't have mirrors in the bathrooms.
Another deterrent for people lingering in the bathrooms is the motion sensor light switches. If you sit still for too long, the lights go out. And, face it, who wants to sit in a dark bathroom ???
Hi Jack Sprat, Walt Disney World has mirrors in the ladies rooms, always has. (I don't know about the men's rooms.) And I don't know about the other Walt Disney parks in California, and around the world. But here in Florida we have mirrors. They just don't work when you ask them “who's the fairest of them all...”. Take care, stay safe.☺️✌️☮️🖖😷
The Dent in the wine bottle also allows a server to insert their thumb and control the pour one handed with a much more stylish technique. It also makes the bottle a lot stronger and more tolerant of internal pressure. Something that matters less now that the glass industry has higher quality standards
Kids might appear fun and cute but their actual purpose is to drain your wallet and guarantee you don't get a full night's sleep for the next 20 years.
Kids are shit. Why anyone has them I’ll ever know. Oh wait I know-“if I have a kid then they’ll have to love me. Bc my parents didn’t” and “I’m not gonna make the same mistakes my parents did!” Nope. You’ll make those mistakes and a whole new slew of them. Have kids bc you want to show them the world and love them. Don’t do it bc culture or religion says to. You know how many parents during this pandemic have told me that they love their kids but wish they had never had them. A LOT. don’t ruin your life. Get a cat
Great life hacks! I use to keep my mouth open when traveling by air, so my head won't explode. I've noticed that some co-passengers tend to keep their rectum-holes open to prevent their insides from exploding.
@@megancrager4397 all older hospitals some quite modern too. Look for the chimneys on the property but more towards to border as it is usually in the basement
@ Megan Crager When Hospitals do Amputations and deliver later term miscarriages, they will cremate the remains on site in some hospitals. Or did. Some used to do more a long time ago of their indigent patients, etc instead of sending too mortuary. Most aren't in use anymore.
I was actually writing with a uniball pen when this came up on the video 😮😂 I found myself holding the pen against the one on screen, "Well I didn't know that!" 😂😂
The pipes on houses are more of a vent to allow for air to enter the plumbing system of your home. This prevents vacuum lock in your pipes when water goes down any drain. You may notice on very stormy windy days, the water in your toilet bowl moves a bit on its own. This is caused by the pressure differential of the wind on the roof vent to the plumbing system. And yes, it does stink on some days.
The “punt” in a wine bottle looks like it would increase strength too. Also makes the wine bottle look bigger without having all that volume (like the container they put French fries in)
The punts main purpose is actually for serving. I am a banquet server at a very high-end hotel and that indention in the bottom of the wine bottle is for your knuckle to fit inside that way you can use your one hand to pour directly across a table with your full arm extended.
It was also used to hold the bottom of a bottle when making sparkling wine. Monks would mount the bottles, with wine in them, in a device that allowed the bottles to be turned (rotated) on a regular basis. This caused the fermentation to add carbonation.
Sadly I have to back the video on this one. The gaps are not just on the bottom of stall doors, but go up the sides too so you get a half inch gap even when the door is fully shut. Public toilets had a lot of problems with homeless people making them a home, or people to do things they don't want you to see in. This has effectively stopped it being used as a drug den/napping place.
#19: the glass around ceiling openings and stairwells are called draft stops. Their function is to keep heat from flowing around fire sprinkler heads, and detrimentally prolonging their operation. Also, by keeping heat from spreading, you keep fires from spreading faster. Which allows time for evacuation and first responders to respond. The smoke thing mentioned is just a cool byproduct of these devices.
If that's supposed to be a joke, I don't understand the humor. Why would having your roommate kick you out by changing the locks so you can't get into your residence be a positive thing?
Cos if yr roommate did change the locks without you knowing yr basically been kicked outta your home, n yr roommate changing the locks instead of askingbyou to leave is a pretty shitty way of telling you to f**k off, Wich is why he said it dark,.... Cos its a dark shitty thing to do.
A fun memory of mine is when my family was flying and my father showed me a pen whilst pointing to the hole on the side and asked me what that might me there for - having never heard or thought about it before I bought for a few moments and gave the right answer - I was in like 3rd grade.
That part of the video is slightly off. Pocket hooks are designed to hold/hang gloves off of. If you don't live in a cold area or own a coat designed to work in cold conditions, your chances of having a glove hook aka pocket hook are slim to none. This is why some people are baffled and have never seen one, something tells me they don't live in the North.
Exactly! Just what I was talking about, when the zipper gets stuck in the down position and you can't grasp it with your fingers and you can't slide it back up to extract it from the folds. Good pants don't do this.
I know right.. He never said for clipping one glove to each pocket either. Which is what they're really for. I come from a place with hard winters. They're so you don't lose gloves.
@@Tehpox That only applies to coats that have a lanyard in each pocket. You usually find them in one pocket only, and in warm weather clothing as well. Related equipment, but not the same thing. I suppose one could clip both gloves in one pocket, but I have them in the side pocket of my snowpants, for example. You can't fit gloves in that pocket. It also has a quick-detach, which is only useful for keys and cards. Basically, one can clip whatever one wants to them. But give me the old-fashioned mittens-on-a-string-running-through-the-sleeves any day. Never understood why everyone thinks those are only for little kids, it's a brilliant idea. I'm constantly loosing gloves and mittens. And they make special lanyards now that clip to each mitten, so they can be removed and worn without, and so you don't need to wear specially knit pairs of mittens connected together.
I am 70 years old and I had never heard of a mute button on any microwave ! So I tried #1 button on my microwave...nope ! tried a couple other numbers ....nope ! Looked up my maker's manual, used their instructions ....nope ! WTF ? I thought that would be so cool, big freakin' disappointment ! 😆
My mother is the only person in the world who locked herself out of her microwave oven...and blamed me for causing it. It turned out she pressed *STOP* three times which kicks in the child lock feature which disables the buttons from curious fingers. I had lo consult the manual for the buttons needed to be pressed to unlock it.
I've learned two mind blowing things today. Zippers have locking mechanism, and peanut butter glows in the dark very briefly. Thanks TH-cam! (Edit no more opening the microwave at 0:01 either today is a glorious day)
In vineries it is actually used by a special machine to rotate the bottles to make sure that the cork doesn't dry out and the vine doesn't turn to vinegar.
4:30 The buttons locks on the doors were actually uses on bedrooms. During the old days when sales man or traveling professionals would stay the night at a strangers house the owner of the house would lock the traveler into the bedroom so they weren't a threat to anyone that lived there.
This video was helpful to me because I've discovered why some of my polymer clay covered pens are having exploding ink! I will incorporate PIN holes to ensure a vacuum seal doesn't happen from now on. Thanks!
Glass should expand and contract a little with the climate. Even yes if there are gaps it still will drastically help as the gaps are relatively small in size.
In my medical training (and it was mentioned in at least one CPR class that I recall) I was taught the thing about the hole in pen caps. All this time and until today since I had noticed the hole was not present in all brands & types of pens I believed that this was a joke ... also thinking that the miniscule hole in the caps was in fact too small to keep an individual from choking to death. Now having given it some thought I am thinking that this may be true. Perhaps the hole would be large enough to keep the choking individual from passing away but maybe not large enough to prevent long term damage due to insufficient oxygen saturation. Curious now I am off to do some research on the subject. Does anyway out there have any additional information on this? Thanks and greetings from Salem, Oregon USA.
I'm thinking from a Nurses view point: I can see the hole being big enough to benefit a child but not for long. But hopefully Resuscitation starts within the 3 minute mark & Oxygen can get around it or EMTs can try to get it out. For an adult, it wouldn't completely block anyway. My opinion is keep those kinds of pen caps away from small kids. As for Adults...there's Darwin's Theory?
Because, the hole in the top of the pen cap also prevents the the cap from resisting removal or replacement on the pen due to presdure deffierential, I argue that the tiny single hole on the old Bic pen design is not present merely as a safety measure. By the way, has anyone noticed that the later Bic Biro cap increased the air passage by introducing multiple openings?
The main thing I learned, this channel doesn't always give accurate information. It occasionally presents false rumors as facts. The wine corks was a false explanation. Given the fact that corked wine bottles are intended to be stored with the cork facing down, to insure that the wine bottles don't leak air into them. Not to allow air in. When the wine steward pops the cork, he hands it to the person ordering the wine. This person then squeezes the cork to make sure it is properly moist. Which means the bottle was probably sealed during storage.
They are also for a minut off gasing. Obviously not air in.... It'd foul & rot. The off gassing(sealed) is the booze being made in action. I use balloons when i make it in my basement
True. Not for air exchange at all. Cork with one side wet with the bottle laying down will maintain the seal for a very long time. There are now other methods that will keep for longer than cork, but with very good wine keeping it for a very long time verses a very very long time has limited value, since you probably aren’t going to be around to drink it.
The first 10 seconds of the video, I got excited cuz I'm a McShitties worker, and I know what the flurry spoons are used for. They are used to stir the flurry using a machine.
Do you push the button while the microwave is running or when its beeping or just exactly what? I'm going on Snopes & checking this one. Sounds like an "Urban Myth" but I do hope its real. I can't stand that pitch😖
@@lizchechak7919 That's not what he was asking. He was asking why this would "let less cold air in". The hooks would be for not losing the gloves, they have nothing to do with letting less cold air in...other than by not losing the glove, you keep your hands warm.
Wrong on stall doors. Its to quickly detect an open stall (without opening or trying each door) and for better air circulation and to allow janitors to mop under which is done twice a day in most places.
well it used to be kinda common to chew on a pen cap while leaning back on a chair. lose your balance, chair falls over, you gasp and then in goes the pen cap. the hole saved many a cocky jock.
On the slide crosswalk assistant i used to live on that street 3 years ago and my best friend was my neighbor my house is the one on the right behind the mail box next to the house with the blue chair it brought back so many memories
When you look at a plane window look close to the bottom middle and you'll see a small hole. That hole is there to protect the window from breaking. The window has multiple layers so If something strong enough penetrates it, that hole serves as a barrier to prevent the window from shattering completely to where you are bound to freefall
G u l p - now that I have the visual in my mind ... 😳 - I'll pay closer attention. I thought the little w indows were pretty flimsy on my flight to Hawaii. They felt plastic and thin...thanks for the info
The small holes in the lollipop sticks are used as an airway so that if a child unintentionally chokes on the stick, they have a chance to be recovered
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You were Rong on #16 there is a gap there so if someone pases out people can see and they can get help
Ok so I am literally about to go to the kitchen to warm up some coffee. I am SO gunna try to see if the silent mode trick works...I'll be back to let you guys know.
Edit: I tried it. It didnt work. I'm so saddened by this. I was really hoping it would work cuz I HAAAATE the loud ass beeps :( I tried the #1 button & it didnt work so then I thought maybe it's a diff button. So I ended up trying ALL the buttons & still nothing :(
Am I the only one who took this video just to see the secret microwave trick from the thumb nail?
Silent mode on microwaves? GAME CHANGER!
Idonae White how do you do it?
I did it and my microwave now has a secret function! It takes away the safety function and makes it self aware.. beware! Don’t slam the door too hard or Mikeys gonna get you!
You're not. I did too--and it turns out that was the only thing I got out of this video--aside from the fact that some people say DIS-tri-BUTE-d
No you're not the only one
That zipper locking thing, I "discovered" this phenomenon in the late 1960s as a kid, I can't believe that it's not common knowledge.
Also using petroleum jelly can keep the zipper from locking properly. In the 70s, the bleach caused a reaction on the metal of zipper so it was hard to zip/unzip. Mom put the greasy stuff on and it wouldn't stay locked. I had to zip them up all day long. That night I had to use degreaser on the zipper and never had the problem again.
Exactly what I said.
@@deemueller6470 Your Mom must be a hoot ! 🤣
@@justforever96 🤣🤣🤣🙄
I don't want to live in a world where that one needed to be explained 🤦🏼♀️
The one with the old door lock was a life changer! We moved to a new house a few months ago that has one. We thought the door was broken but it works now!
The old door lock is a common function still used in residential/apartment buildings and it has nothing to do with bathrooms. They have a swivel spindle inside which allows one side to spin independent of the other so that you do not lock yourself in. If you put in a solid spindle in there and lock it you will not be able to open the door from inside.
These locks were used as entrance locks, not for bathrooms. They still are available in "mortise"-type door hardware.
Every apartment I lived in in NYC has that button. pre-war buildings, brownstones, project buildings, even nicer modern buildings. it's common amongst New Yorkers to say "make sure the button's pushed in and the door locks on your way out" to kids or house guests.
Works for summoning a demon too!! See those ancient glyphs? That’s not your everyday ordinary hell runes. Those are from the lesser key of Solomon.
I lived in an old house that had light switches that were push button. After I got shocked, the landlord changed to a modern switch.
My husband needs to learn one simple microwave secret. If your food is done before the timer runs out, zero out the timer! OMG, that drives me up the wall!
Well, good thing you have given him the knowledge of your little OMG problem
If that's really THAT big of a problem, you need to start seein a psychiatrist as soon as humanly possible, and take every med she/he prescribes you, cuz DAMN...
I agree, it's an ocd thing and I have it. I feel like I have to hit cancel so I do. I'm always like WTF, who the hell didn't reset the microwave. True story.
@@branon6565 bit of an overreaction, maybe you can introduce Cindy to yours.
@@christin418 nooooooo, it's not an OCD thing, it's an intelligent 'don't wreck the food' thing!
for some strange reason this guys voice helped me to watch this whole video. So cheers to the person who used his voice for the narrator.
Lol same! I never expected to watch the whole thing he just made it sound so interesting!
I thought the large gaps in toilet stalls are there just in case someone fainted/collapsed thus others can see and are able to help.
That would be really weird to drag someone’s half naked person that didn’t wipe yet cause they fell unconscious before so.
Businness owners arent that nice welcome to the real world
Yes I think so too. Its then easy to pull them out and perform CPR!
It really is because is saw someone cutting their self and I was able to help them
Yes that is true. But in the video the stalls have much bigger gaps which justifies the reason given.
I wouldn't call a mcflurry spoon an everyday item, cause the machine is broken again
Theo says that you just need to ask for the district manager's contact information, and that bitch will be up and running in 5 minutes. Gang gang
@Storr, I kid you NOT, but for the last 3 years, when you go through the drive-thru, they say it's broken. One of these days, I'm gonna lose it! I think they just lie about it, because the machine has to be broken down at the end of the night shift and cleaned and nobody wants to do it! Actually, if you really wanted to do something, would be to call the district manager and complain, or better yet, write a letter.
It
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I dont think I've ever had a Mcflurry. It looks like its pretty good though.
Those 18" glass "smoke baffles" in floor openings (stairs, atrium, escalators) are not intended to limit smoke propagation, but to concentrate the heat from fire to set off the sprinklers that are typically around these openings. Once the sprinklers are set off, they form a curtain of water around the opening which reduces the spread of fire.
Thank you!
A little Easter egg found in all cars made in the last 60 years. Usually located beside the steering wheel there is a short stick that, when pushed up or down turns on a blinking light that tells other drivers you intend to turn or change lanes.
While required by law they often do not function properly in BMWs because of their notoriously flawed electronic systems.
I cant tell if you are joking or not
@@jameschambers3981 same
@@chaos6687 He is.
I have a BMW and I think I may have this problem. When I push the short stick the light works for a split second then goes out for a split second and then comes on again for a split second then goes out again....and so it goes...on and off over and over again! 🤷♀️😁
😂😂
10:25 microwave. You're welcome.
This is why I scroll down 😁
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My man
Like a Boss, thanks
Thx
Want microwave silent mode? Stop the microwave 1 second before the timer ends...
Adil Mhaisker it still beeps when you hit the cancel button
Adil Mhaisker it beeps when you press a button
@Adil, smarty pants! LOL.
@@austinmartin2927 lol
What if you're cooking popcorn?
the dots on the edges of the window aren't there to "prevent glare" or "provide a smooth transition from black to clear"! they prevent the glass from shattering due to the black border being more absorbant of the suns rays. since glass changes size in high levels of heat, the ability of the black border to absorb more sunlight than the clear glass causes a vast temperature differential over the none black areas, the dots warm the glass as well, but the smaller they get the smaller the impact on the temperature of the glass does as well, this effect allows the glass to enlarge less abruptly, preventing the glass from shattering
zigon 2007 now im doubting the rest of the info 😅
Eunice Lee there was a ton of bs. Screw top is as good as cork. Punts have ZERO purpose. And common zippers do not have locks (that work)
@@eun.icelee yep, pretty much all false information. people will do pretty much anything for views nowadays.
Actually it wrong it's a type.of anti fog tech lmao
@@chrismh95 i have multiple items that have zippers amd they all have locks. Maybe you have clothes that have non locking zippers...
Related to the gaps in the toilet stall doors, Disney has a great method for minimizing people's bathroom time. They don't have mirrors in the bathrooms.
WHAT?!! SACRILEGE!!! Seriously, that’s inhumane🤦🏽♀️
Another deterrent for people lingering in the bathrooms is the motion sensor light switches. If you sit still for too long, the lights go out. And, face it, who wants to sit in a dark bathroom ???
@@voivodeofwallachia7386 Yeah. I hate it when I'm doing my thing and all the sudden the lights in the bathroom go out.
Hi Jack Sprat,
Walt Disney World has mirrors in the ladies rooms, always has. (I don't know about the men's rooms.) And I don't know about the other Walt Disney parks in California, and around the world. But here in Florida we have mirrors.
They just don't work when you ask them “who's the fairest of them all...”.
Take care, stay safe.☺️✌️☮️🖖😷
@@BROUBoomer we've got mirrors in Disneyland too, not sure what this guy is talking about
the coat pocket hooks were originally made for hooking gloves into them, these are very common in young kids' winter coats.
that's in Winter jackets. The hook is in other jackets too.
Yes, thats what we used to use them for, our mittens
I have never seen these hooks in ANY jacket worn by anyone except in this video.
They help keep keys from falling out of pockets and getting lost unnoticed.
My roommates hot pockets just became fair play at 4am with the microwave silent button.
The Dent in the wine bottle also allows a server to insert their thumb and control the pour one handed with a much more stylish technique.
It also makes the bottle a lot stronger and more tolerant of internal pressure. Something that matters less now that the glass industry has higher quality standards
Kids might appear fun and cute but their actual purpose is to drain your wallet and guarantee you don't get a full night's sleep for the next 20 years.
20? You are optimistic if you think it stops there 😁
I agree!! Well said!!! Lol 👏👏👏👏
Also no sexy time even with your SO
Or ya know continuing your bloodline
Kids are shit. Why anyone has them I’ll ever know. Oh wait I know-“if I have a kid then they’ll have to love me. Bc my parents didn’t” and “I’m not gonna make the same mistakes my parents did!” Nope. You’ll make those mistakes and a whole new slew of them. Have kids bc you want to show them the world and love them. Don’t do it bc culture or religion says to. You know how many parents during this pandemic have told me that they love their kids but wish they had never had them. A LOT. don’t ruin your life. Get a cat
I use the empty pages for notes and thoughts of the book haha.
Not to first editions I hope 🙃
Same
The gaps in bathroom stalls were really handy to crawl under in pay toilets.
Where do you have pay toilets?
You have any idea what’s on those floors?
@@hyliedoobius5114 an arrest warrant?
Sickening that you'd have to pay to take a shit
I thought pay toilets were illegal.
I always thought blank pages were for notes. 🤷♀️🤣
They are there to reright the ending
I always thought they were for revisions or the last minute inclusion of appendix or even "advertising" by the publisher but were not included.
Everyone knows the gaps between stalls are for sharing snacks!
Tf
Who are you people
I thought the gap was for seeing if someone was in the stall.
@whizz1der no that's what those holes cut in the walls are for. The door gap is to make room for his/ her feet
Silly CMBelveal, that's where you pass the utensils!
0:47 Her face looks like she'd see longer.
True *mine*
DrTool GT LMFAOO
Hai
Funnily enough, I said the exact opposite, lol! But in looking again...yeah, that's a frown. She's definitely not impressed 😂
Bruh I totally misread the image-
I thought his knee caps were some abs 😅
Great life hacks!
I use to keep my mouth open when traveling by air, so my head won't explode.
I've noticed that some co-passengers tend to keep their rectum-holes open to prevent their insides from exploding.
😂🤣😂👌🏻😂🤣😂🤦🏻♂️
The "stench pipes" you see at hospitals are actually attached to the incinerators or at a funeral home to cremitoriums
What hospital has incinerators?
@@megancrager4397 all older hospitals some quite modern too. Look for the chimneys on the property but more towards to border as it is usually in the basement
@ Megan Crager When Hospitals do Amputations and deliver later term miscarriages, they will cremate the remains on site in some hospitals. Or did. Some used to do more a long time ago of their indigent patients, etc instead of sending too mortuary.
Most aren't in use anymore.
I was actually writing with a uniball pen when this came up on the video 😮😂 I found myself holding the pen against the one on screen, "Well I didn't know that!" 😂😂
"actually"
Who zips their Jean's up and leaves the tab up? Other than a child of course.
Me
I immediately tried to lock the zipper on my most annoying jeans. It didn't work.
I never knew about this! Has saved me a few embarrassing moments......
No, it's fact. There is a locking mechanism on a zip.
My work uniform's zip actually locks when you flip it up!
Now I can make midnight Pizza rolls without waking up anyone
That's why when I get comfortable in a stall I periodically play a random fart sound on my phone. As long as I do that, nobody bothers me lol
Lol
You have a whole lot of courage to do that, or your a boy.
Somehow I got here from angel and demon informative videos I'm having a spiritual crisis but at least now I know how to keep my fly up.
My mother taught me how to lock my zipper when I was a little girl. There are also small stink pipes on houses and buildings.
The pipes on houses are more of a vent to allow for air to enter the plumbing system of your home. This prevents vacuum lock in your pipes when water goes down any drain. You may notice on very stormy windy days, the water in your toilet bowl moves a bit on its own. This is caused by the pressure differential of the wind on the roof vent to the plumbing system. And yes, it does stink on some days.
I learned that I have a lot of patience.
Me too.
Did you try every button on a microwave for the silent thing
Moose Gaming : No but I DID try the off button on my TV for the Trumpty Dumpty thing.
I'm pretty sure half these are kinda bullshit.
@@Josh101fm ki is my in
The “punt” in a wine bottle looks like it would increase strength too. Also makes the wine bottle look bigger without having all that volume (like the container they put French fries in)
Milton B thanks! 👍 So it is related to the strength and structural integrity of the bottle , even if it’s only for the corking process.
Milton nailed it. It helps dissipate pressure evenly in the bottle.
The punts main purpose is actually for serving. I am a banquet server at a very high-end hotel and that indention in the bottom of the wine bottle is for your knuckle to fit inside that way you can use your one hand to pour directly across a table with your full arm extended.
Rory Segal thanks! I hadn’t considered that
It was also used to hold the bottom of a bottle when making sparkling wine. Monks would mount the bottles, with wine in them, in a device that allowed the bottles to be turned (rotated) on a regular basis. This caused the fermentation to add carbonation.
and here i was thinking the gaps on toilet stall doors were there so you could escape if the doors got stuck.
What, like a super glue prank?
Cause it is...
Sadly I have to back the video on this one. The gaps are not just on the bottom of stall doors, but go up the sides too so you get a half inch gap even when the door is fully shut. Public toilets had a lot of problems with homeless people making them a home, or people to do things they don't want you to see in. This has effectively stopped it being used as a drug den/napping place.
#19: the glass around ceiling openings and stairwells are called draft stops. Their function is to keep heat from flowing around fire sprinkler heads, and detrimentally prolonging their operation.
Also, by keeping heat from spreading, you keep fires from spreading faster. Which allows time for evacuation and first responders to respond. The smoke thing mentioned is just a cool byproduct of these devices.
“Unless your roommate changes the lock” why does he say that in such a dark tone
If that's supposed to be a joke, I don't understand the humor. Why would having your roommate kick you out by changing the locks so you can't get into your residence be a positive thing?
Its foreshadowing hes kicking his roomate out
Cos if yr roommate did change the locks without you knowing yr basically been kicked outta your home, n yr roommate changing the locks instead of askingbyou to leave is a pretty shitty way of telling you to f**k off,
Wich is why he said it dark,.... Cos its a dark shitty thing to do.
Plot twist, he's really just a stalker and has no roommate.
I have only worn Jean's since I was a kid an I've never had an issue with my zipper staying up. yall just need to get jeans that actually fit
Or stop buying jeans from the dollar store
Jean's what?
The gap at bottom of stall is for easier mopping for custodial staff.
Nope. .
Many can be trained to open the stall door for easier access while mopping around commodes.
@@nedcassley5169 that sarcasm made me laugh ! Thanks !
A fun memory of mine is when my family was flying and my father showed me a pen whilst pointing to the hole on the side and asked me what that might me there for - having never heard or thought about it before I bought for a few moments and gave the right answer - I was in like 3rd grade.
Very educational. Thanks
I have never had a pocket hook in my life. WHERE’S MY POCKET HOOK? Who stole it? I wanna whole buncha pocket hooks!
Me either! I've been screwed over, complete bullshit!!!
Ditto
I've had one in several purses though.
That part of the video is slightly off. Pocket hooks are designed to hold/hang gloves off of. If you don't live in a cold area or own a coat designed to work in cold conditions, your chances of having a glove hook aka pocket hook are slim to none. This is why some people are baffled and have never seen one, something tells me they don't live in the North.
I learned how to put the microwave on silent. I felt like a spy. Don’t ask. LoL 😂
. LoL 😂
How?
Paula Jacquard turn it off 1 second before it ends
CuddlyBubbles 69 that’s to easy. Plus when you touch the buttons they make noise. It’s way more fun being full stealth. Ninja mode!!!!
Oh DO tell!
The mcflurry spoon fits on any 1/2" tool. I prefer my 1/2" Snap On impact to mix my mcflurry some more 😉
That's a expensive mixer. Go dewalt. 👍
If you only have a ½" tool you'll be needing that extension.
@@davethemagnificent2576 he's talking about one that you can put a socket on.
Damn, you have a 1/2" drive Snap On impact ? You sure paid a pretty penny for that.
Just steal a bunch of McFlurry spoons & start your own business!
Ooooh so when your zipper gets stuck it's locked 😂😂😂
Hopefully, otherwise it's jammed lol
Exactly! Just what I was talking about, when the zipper gets stuck in the down position and you can't grasp it with your fingers and you can't slide it back up to extract it from the folds. Good pants don't do this.
The large gaps under toilet stall doors also give enough space for someone to crawl out if a door jams and can't be opened.
How does a door jam?
Kids have locked bathroom doors then crawl under to unlock it you have to crawl under too. Pain in the a$$
Fun fact, the mcflurry spoon fits on the end of a 3/8 inch impact gun, you're welcome lol
Whoa! The clip in my pocket is for clipping things I put in my pocket?! WHO KNEW!!??
I know right.. He never said for clipping one glove to each pocket either. Which is what they're really for. I come from a place with hard winters. They're so you don't lose gloves.
@@Tehpox That only applies to coats that have a lanyard in each pocket. You usually find them in one pocket only, and in warm weather clothing as well. Related equipment, but not the same thing. I suppose one could clip both gloves in one pocket, but I have them in the side pocket of my snowpants, for example. You can't fit gloves in that pocket. It also has a quick-detach, which is only useful for keys and cards. Basically, one can clip whatever one wants to them. But give me the old-fashioned mittens-on-a-string-running-through-the-sleeves any day. Never understood why everyone thinks those are only for little kids, it's a brilliant idea. I'm constantly loosing gloves and mittens. And they make special lanyards now that clip to each mitten, so they can be removed and worn without, and so you don't need to wear specially knit pairs of mittens connected together.
@ William Walker Ikr! Our mom would make the yarn strings each year so we wouldn't lose our mittens! Its such a simple but brilliant idea.
Those bathroom stalls make me so uncomfortable that I take longer to get anything done. 😂😂😂
@Gettin BeyWay lmao same
Yeah, it makes me pee-shy.
Haha, what a lame-ass story.
You can't tell me you've never noticed really cute shoes on some other chick in the restroom
Max Apollo was in the middle of the road in the
3:09
"Unless your roomemate changes the locks"
If what he was saying wasn't creepy enough, the way he said it is killing me😂😬
No one has ever received one of those spoons!!! The machine is always broken!!!!
I actually learned a couple things in this one. Thanks! I've watched so many like it, that only repeated things already reasonably well known.
"actually"
I am 70 years old and I had never heard of a mute button on any microwave ! So I tried #1 button on my microwave...nope ! tried a couple other numbers ....nope !
Looked up my maker's manual, used their instructions ....nope ! WTF ? I thought that would be so cool, big freakin' disappointment ! 😆
My mother is the only person in the world who locked herself out of her microwave oven...and blamed me for causing it. It turned out she pressed *STOP* three times which kicks in the child lock feature which disables the buttons from curious fingers. I had lo consult the manual for the buttons needed to be pressed to unlock it.
I've learned two mind blowing things today. Zippers have locking mechanism, and peanut butter glows in the dark very briefly. Thanks TH-cam! (Edit no more opening the microwave at 0:01 either today is a glorious day)
You can open the microwave at 0:07 and pretend to be James Bond defusing a bomb.
The ridges on the bottom of the bottle also serve as a preventative of the bottle getting stuck to table if something spilled around it
The wine bottle "punt" is used to place your thumb in when serving
In vineries it is actually used by a special machine to rotate the bottles to make sure that the cork doesn't dry out and the vine doesn't turn to vinegar.
And *that* makes the most sense. Although way back when, I presume the rotation was done by hand?
4:30 The buttons locks on the doors were actually uses on bedrooms. During the old days when sales man or traveling professionals would stay the night at a strangers house the owner of the house would lock the traveler into the bedroom so they weren't a threat to anyone that lived there.
@Trevor Taylor you'd be surprised how different things were 100 years ago
*All* doors had locks. We lived in a 100+ year old house & the downstairs doors locks also. Dining room, sunroom, etc.
Knew some already but still, very informative. Thanks!
I just loved the little meme of Ted (from Bill & Ted) saying "whoa!! " 😆
His name is Keanu Reeves
This is more interesting than my online classes
Casually going to press buttons on my microwave now 🤣
This video was helpful to me because I've discovered why some of my polymer clay covered pens are having exploding ink! I will incorporate PIN holes to ensure a vacuum seal doesn't happen from now on. Thanks!
The lollipop stick brings back memories. The amount of times ive tries to whislte....🤪
1:07
> "The sealed glass panes"
> Shows a picture of glass panels with gaps between them
Glass should expand and contract a little with the climate. Even yes if there are gaps it still will drastically help as the gaps are relatively small in size.
Thanks for that zoom in on the 2. I thought it was a giraffe
I work on appliances for a living and never knew about the quiet mode on microwaves. Lol
Great information and so many of them
Love the microwave 1, I can finally seek that midnight snack lol
In my medical training (and it was mentioned in at least one CPR class that I recall) I was taught the thing about the hole in pen caps. All this time and until today since I had noticed the hole was not present in all brands & types of pens I believed that this was a joke ... also thinking that the miniscule hole in the caps was in fact too small to keep an individual from choking to death. Now having given it some thought I am thinking that this may be true. Perhaps the hole would be large enough to keep the choking individual from passing away but maybe not large enough to prevent long term damage due to insufficient oxygen saturation. Curious now I am off to do some research on the subject. Does anyway out there have any additional information on this? Thanks and greetings from Salem, Oregon USA.
I'm thinking from a Nurses view point: I can see the hole being big enough to benefit a child but not for long. But hopefully Resuscitation starts within the 3 minute mark & Oxygen can get around it or EMTs can try to get it out.
For an adult, it wouldn't completely block anyway.
My opinion is keep those kinds of pen caps away from small kids. As for Adults...there's Darwin's Theory?
In australia we had bic biro's with a full cap till the 70's, when suddenly the tips on the lids disappeared.
Because, the hole in the top of the pen cap also prevents the the cap from resisting removal or replacement on the pen due to presdure deffierential, I argue that the tiny single hole on the old Bic pen design is not present merely as a safety measure. By the way, has anyone noticed that the later Bic Biro cap increased the air passage by introducing multiple openings?
Yes late night silent mode Hot Pockets here I come!!!!
The main thing I learned, this channel doesn't always give accurate information. It occasionally presents false rumors as facts.
The wine corks was a false explanation. Given the fact that corked wine bottles are intended to be stored with the cork facing down, to insure that the wine bottles don't leak air into them. Not to allow air in.
When the wine steward pops the cork, he hands it to the person ordering the wine. This person then squeezes the cork to make sure it is properly moist. Which means the bottle was probably sealed during storage.
They are also for a minut off gasing. Obviously not air in.... It'd foul & rot. The off gassing(sealed) is the booze being made in action. I use balloons when i make it in my basement
I caught that. Air circulation, not!
True. Not for air exchange at all. Cork with one side wet with the bottle laying down will maintain the seal for a very long time. There are now other methods that will keep for longer than cork, but with very good wine keeping it for a very long time verses a very very long time has limited value, since you probably aren’t going to be around to drink it.
Thank you. LEARNED Alot😊😊😊.
😊😊.
7:39 i have lost all hope for humanity 😂😂😂
Btw it's so people don't suffocate as easily, it's not very effective due to the candy being there though.
No need to lose any hope.
I lost all my hope in humanity a long time ago.
Who else already knew how McFlurry spoon is used?
Right?! In McDonald’s I’ve been too, you can see employees blending w/ the spoon...
who else has never had a McFlurry before?
just me? okay...
P G me either
I did
Anyone else miss the second part after playing with your zipper for 30 seconds to see if it locks??🤣😁🤣
😅😅😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣👍
The first 10 seconds of the video, I got excited cuz I'm a McShitties worker, and I know what the flurry spoons are used for. They are used to stir the flurry using a machine.
"In case a child or a dumb adult swallows a pen cap." 🔥
Or a dumb adult gives a *small* child a pen with a small pen cap.
I can’t believe I never heard about the microwave one!?! I’m going to definitely use that one!
I'm going to try mine right now.
Unfortunately it doesnt work with my mcrowave. Tried all the buttons
My cheap POS dont do it >->
I like how he said " Enjoy your late night burrito" lol
Do you push the button while the microwave is running or when its beeping or just exactly what? I'm going on Snopes & checking this one. Sounds like an "Urban Myth" but I do hope its real. I can't stand that pitch😖
7:18 amazing how recognizable images can be rendered of people with simple dots and shading.
7:27 I thought that the holes were put there so that people can breath(or talk?) if they accidentally swallow the sticks
That's what the top is for tho
The sticks are hollow the entire length....
Great video and voice. 😊
No one has ever used the McFlurry spoon as a straw, like ever.
I just tried that microwave silence mode on my Hamilton Beach microwave and it didn’t work but it did on the Whirlpool 😕
my dude knows his microwaves
I bet dinner is exciting at your house 😝
2:55 I thought those were for winter gloves to attach to the jacket, letting less cold air in.
Why would someone attach gloves to the inside of a pocket thinking it would let less cold air in?
@@greatdiosghosties2762 so you dont lose them. With kids its real easy for them to lose them. And the gloves usually have a hook to attach to.
@@lizchechak7919 That's not what he was asking. He was asking why this would "let less cold air in". The hooks would be for not losing the gloves, they have nothing to do with letting less cold air in...other than by not losing the glove, you keep your hands warm.
when i was little i stuck my finger down the the hole in the mcflurry and held it like that
When I was little there weren't McFlurrys, or Febreeze, or all kinds of stuff
@@michaelmace924 ok Boomer
@@michaelmace924 who asked about febreeze
Michael Mace when did u grow up???the 1800's????
@@yoursleepparalysisdemon8171 Febreeze was first introduced in 1996. McFlurrys were introduced the following year.
Wrong on stall doors. Its to quickly detect an open stall (without opening or trying each door) and for better air circulation and to allow janitors to mop under which is done twice a day in most places.
Fact for the loli pop, the hole in the stick is there just incase if the stick gets swallowed. Air can get thru so choking is a mild factor.
The microwave de-beeper is not in the manual.
Lol, it's like the secret menu item at restaurants!
There's one in my microwave manual, but it does not work on my microwave !
Yes it is 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
“In the event that a children, or dumb adult”
8:46
Nice
But if the gap of cap gets filled saliva/ mucus you're doom
well it used to be kinda common to chew on a pen cap while leaning back on a chair.
lose your balance, chair falls over, you gasp and then in goes the pen cap. the hole saved many a cocky jock.
2OOO plus 300 plus 90 plus 1=2391
The O is o not 0
@@rebeccabernardo2263 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
On some doors those circles are used to disable the lock on the other side, even making the key useless.
8:10 made me think of call of duty 1 when mason set that crystal looking bomb off
I love the microwave one,thanks a million 😊
Why the hell am I just finding about microwaves have silent mode
Because nobody reads the f'n manual!
@@RobCalhounPGH LOL
Haha. Me too!
Because the inexpensive ones many of us buy don’t have a silent function.
On the slide crosswalk assistant i used to live on that street 3 years ago and my best friend was my neighbor my house is the one on the right behind the mail box next to the house with the blue chair it brought back so many memories
Your English teacher just committed suicide.
@ James McInnis Will you please go find something constructive to do before I report you for Harassment? Like...maybe tutoring at your local Library?
@@lorriefinley3129 That's a great idea, boss. I could instruct people in unnecessary capitalization.
“Who else likes watching BE AMAZED💎”
(I hope you are doing well!)
I miss writing with fountain pens when I was younger but I didn't know about fens.
I never knew I could press the 2 button!! Thanks
No.13 : My house also has those circle locks, I didn’t know what’s it’s for, so I always played with them 😂😂😂
Good thing you didn't accidentally lock yourself in a room!
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This is like ....GOD LEVEL info! -- Thank you! 10:40 --- That is the most annoying thing period! -- mine goes of three time, I mean WTH!
But the secret is the 1 button...
When you look at a plane window look close to the bottom middle and you'll see a small hole. That hole is there to protect the window from breaking. The window has multiple layers so If something strong enough penetrates it, that hole serves as a barrier to prevent the window from shattering completely to where you are bound to freefall
Except for the lady that did...
G u l p - now that I have the visual in my mind ... 😳 - I'll pay closer attention. I thought the little w indows were pretty flimsy on my flight to Hawaii. They felt plastic and thin...thanks for the info
The small holes in the lollipop sticks are used as an airway so that if a child unintentionally chokes on the stick, they have a chance to be recovered
I've heard that explanation before and I use to believe it, but this explanation makes way more sense. That hole is to freaking small
The gaps at the bottoms of the restroom stalls are to make sweeping and mopping easier, common sense