I remember jumping out the hole whenever it would chirp every minute or two when those toxic gas detectors would go off. My coworkers would laugh at me and get mad at me saying I'm wasting time and that the device is likely not calibrated, so they made me take off the harness and let someone else in. they avoided the chirping noise as it went off and they were feeling faint so we had to reel him in, if we weren't there with the tripod lift he would have died. Lesson is, if your device is constantly chirping its very likely not broken/miscalibrated. Some gasses are odorless and constant, even with mechanical airflow
How dumb do you have to be ignore a *safety* device that you suspect is malfunctioning. Even if there wasn't any toxic gas, a malfunctioning safety device is still a major issue. Natural selection is a bitch that discriminates against people making dumb decisions.
The fact that the supervisor went in baffles me. If anyone should’ve been able to recognize a confined space hazard and how to handle it, it should’ve been them. Tragic and completely preventable loss of life for all involved
Take everything they say with a grain of salt. It's the truth you can check now. So if your supervisor is doing anything outside of what is in accord with fact and reality. Report them.
may be correct...by hook or crook..u must complete your job....up to you to handle it..if any accident happen, your responbility... (we pay your salary to be safety office/agtes...but dont make trouble)
@@Koliha74 Hey buddy, I'll pay you $20 to pick up that rock. Oh, my bad I forgot to tell you there was a cliff I didn't warn you about. /s How about be a responsible employer and look after your workers?
I can barely count the number of infractions committed here. 1) Didn't test the atmosphere before entry. 2) Didn't perform continuous atmospheric testing. The device to do this is about $600 and everyone has to have one. 3) No top man. The task of the top man is to continuously monitor the person in the confined space. There must be one for every person in the space. 4) No SCBA unit. Absolutely mandatory. 5) No extraction plan. There must be one specific for the space & everyone must be trained on it. 6) No A frame or other extraction equipment 7) No one is wearing a parachute harness. 8) There didn't appear to any method of emergency communication.
They also didn’t follow proper emergency procedures and they lacked proper emergency procedures as when the first worker collapsed instead of initially calling 911 and waiting for proper trained and equipped people to rescue him the other workers went into the space without proper training and equipment in an attempt to rescue him and that was how they became victims themselves.
@@jfournerat1274 I can agree with all of that except for calling & waiting for EMS & fire rescue. That is what we did 30 years ago but that will now earn you a prison sentence. You must have a confined space entry plan that is specific to that site, everyone must be trained on it and it must include an extraction plan. Lack of an effective extraction plan is negligence & if there is a fatality it is similar to criminal negligence causing death. The offender is liable to 17 years in prison which is what it should be. I work in a water supply utility and confined space entry is what we do. The laws were changed due to the number of times crap like this occurred. No job is worth dying for.
@@michaelcampbell7494 you do have a point. Waiting for ems and fire rescue is often not a good idea as it often takes more than 4 minutes for them to arrive and by that time they are already dead and it would be considered neglecience and worth being sentenced to prison for. That is why confined space safety training and confined space emergency rescue training is so important so that way if an emergency does happen then you will have a emergency response team that is standing close by at the work site that will be able to get there as quickly as possible and be able to rescue the person as quickly as possible. However you still need to call ems even if the person is ressurcated so that way they can go to the hospital and be properly treated especially if they had a lack of oxygen or inhaled poisonous fumes.
Always wear a harness, enter attached to a line connected to a winch on a tripod or davit. The attendant may have been able to winch the first victim out immediately.
@@psycholaw4394 Test the atmosphere before entry: purge as required, ventilate. Each entrant to use a portable gas detector. Depending upon what you expect to encounter / results of atmospheric testing and the efficacy of purging & ventilating, you may need breathing apparatus (SCBA, Airline or Emergency Escape). Air-purifying less likely to be suitable.
Child down my spine when thinking about the times I went to rave parties in underground facilities like this. Like humongous underground factories, from the cold war, looking exactly like something from the game Half Life.
You would have been fine if what you’re saying is true. Large underground facility allows plenty of ventilation - it’s not the same as a confined manhole.
@@elbo7755eah but after many many years the airflow can be compromised and damaged or clogged. Like all the way to homeless people and teens destroying stuff to "vigilante" sabatoge or people stealing scrap and messing up the faculty, lots of things. And if a fire starts deep underground isn't that dangerous too idk, manmade structures that are abandoned can often be dangerous lots of gasses and things, people have found dynamite in mines and it sets off, structure collapsing
last week i got cursed on, i smelled h2s gas right away.. and was told to move into the manhole. i refused and advised him to stay away from the manhole. i did not respond to him and i just strait ahead to get my gasmeter from my van. turned it on and went back.. my meter (drager) gave a a1 alarm 2 meters near the pit and a2 near the pit. there where already 4 people standing next to it. all mad on me, but they where shocked that my meter was bleeping when i explained to went off because of h2s like i said. and i said again, come at least 10 meter away. i am not kidding. they did go 10m away but those where still discussing about how i can measure h2s. after 20 min. they asked me if i could down just to check the basics.. i called my project leader and he was really mad and told me to leave. and told them they should be ashamed and they have to pay for my waisted time.. got back to the office. and had to do my story to the others about how i choose the right things to do. and how i handled the situation. i do understand some don't understand that it is risky, and i understand some don't understand how dangerous it can be. but getting cursed on by 4 man in suits for not doing my job, while i explain why its way to dangerous is next level stuff. crazy i right away understood he was one of those, so getting my meter was the best i could do. maybe i saved his life as well. he could pass out and fall in the manhole.
You're right. Many times these accidents happen because they just "want to be done with the job quickly" and safety "wastes" time for the employer. The most important thing for a worker is to be assertive and not to get pushed into doing the job if there is something wrong. Just walk away. It's not more important than your life.
@@yogisaputro3410 he kept claiming its impossible.. can not be h2s inside. he got even worst mad when i walked away. while i thought this conversation is useless. i need my gas meter.. this story is forgotten already there. that is the sad part is: someone needs to die before they think
@@cubedable i've always been that guy when 10 say no. i still say yes. i don't feel that pressure, i dont care if you sceam or ask friendly, my co worker on the other hand.. i told him you stay away until i got my meter. no matter what they say oke? he agreed and i went. to my bus. he was also shocked by the result of my meter
Politics exist in alot of regulation when needed or not. Over regulation exists. Maybe not this case, but not ever rule or regulation is for a valid reason.
I like to start with to safe. Never run any sort of saw. That's a little too much but never run a saw one time halfway if you set up to saw one board you set up just like you're sawing a 100 boards on the same spot. I believe power tool operation should be a superstition it should be a religion and it should be safe and all three of these things should be combined into a set of rules that make you nauseous when you break them. You better be tight as a piano wire when you are carving with a chainsaw and you might as well have as much protective gear as you can get because it's ugly cutting.
. Never trust your Boss, They will push you as far as you let them. I was a Truck Driver hauling steel. I can't tell you how many times they tried to put 100 thousand lbs on a truck rated for 60 thousand lbs or fake the paper work. Like I said Never trust a word your Boss says and always I mean ALWAYS double check.
reality: contort your body in the most annoying awkward ways possible while going down the dirtiest, smelliest, dank places possible. AND MOVE FASTER COME ON MOVE MOVE MOVE FASTER FASTER FASTER
Risk Assessment, Mechanical ventilation, Gas testing and monitoring, Personal gas detector, Confined space permit system, Emergency response plan and training of key personnel for the confined space entry and work crucial for companies engaged in such works.
rats die all the time in sewers. but not all sewers contain gasses. constant flowing waste water does not produce gasses. its when still standing waste water cannot get in touch with air for 3 day than it will start produce h2s gasses. for example sewage pumps that have a few miles /km of pressure pipe that start not many times the outcoming water a week later produces gas. same for pump pits. that have sludge on the bottem.. when the pump starts some raise to the surface and gasses will come out.. the reason those guys died is because they pumped away the shielding water
They simply did not survive, that's the reason these tools could and needed to be invented. It's just that the birth rates were much higher back then so we still had enough people to make it through.
I recall reading about comedian Eric Andre wanting to make a prank where he jumps out of a sewer and scares people. He sent a request to NYC authorities for permission to enter a manhole. The authorities informed him he would have to wear a hazmat suit because of dangerous gasses that accumulate in the sewers. They decided not to do the prank.
0:22 why did them putting the manhole onto beams to roll it rather then having to pick it up blow my mind, like i wouldnt of ever thought if something so simple
From the thumbnail image, I thought this was some multi-armed SCP that was at the bottom of the manhole, and the video title and channel name were deliberately misleading.
even tho its messed up to say, this could have went much worse. imagine if a spark ignited some flammable gass? the explotion could have been enourmus.
00:16 why are they standing around screaming at each other? Back on edit: Holy crap! Thats the chin straps of their hard hats. I thought they all had their mouths wide open!
I more want to know how and why the supervisor was there, like really we went from him walking to the cover to somehow in it!? Did he drop a penny or something lol.
I don't know why, but I love watching these videos. The worse animations, the better.
facts 😭
@@thibaut2 good u really learn stuff on these
Then I would NOT recommend USCSB's videos cause their animations are some of the best lol
More like old school but yeah
Lol
I remember jumping out the hole whenever it would chirp every minute or two when those toxic gas detectors would go off. My coworkers would laugh at me and get mad at me saying I'm wasting time and that the device is likely not calibrated, so they made me take off the harness and let someone else in. they avoided the chirping noise as it went off and they were feeling faint so we had to reel him in, if we weren't there with the tripod lift he would have died. Lesson is, if your device is constantly chirping its very likely not broken/miscalibrated. Some gasses are odorless and constant, even with mechanical airflow
How dumb do you have to be ignore a *safety* device that you suspect is malfunctioning.
Even if there wasn't any toxic gas, a malfunctioning safety device is still a major issue.
Natural selection is a bitch that discriminates against people making dumb decisions.
even if its not calibrated its chirping because the air is poisonous doesn't have to be calibrated it just has to chirp for me
@@BuckingHorse-Bullwut?
@@skydivenext he overcomplicated it for no reason. he just saying its chirping cause its poisonous air there is no need to calibrate it
Sounds like it was almost a Delta P event...
The fact that the supervisor went in baffles me. If anyone should’ve been able to recognize a confined space hazard and how to handle it, it should’ve been them. Tragic and completely preventable loss of life for all involved
Take everything they say with a grain of salt. It's the truth you can check now. So if your supervisor is doing anything outside of what is in accord with fact and reality. Report them.
lol, childish levels of trusting authority is competent
Lessons learnt: Companies don't like to spend money on safety as it goes into their profits, so look after yourself.
may be correct...by hook or crook..u must complete your job....up to you to handle it..if any accident happen, your responbility... (we pay your salary to be safety office/agtes...but dont make trouble)
@@Koliha74 Hey buddy, I'll pay you $20 to pick up that rock. Oh, my bad I forgot to tell you there was a cliff I didn't warn you about. /s
How about be a responsible employer and look after your workers?
Or just don't work for said company.
@@Koliha74how about reporting your ass to osha
We keep writing work orders at work for things to get fixed and they keep getting ignored
"An unplanned rescue may be your (last)" harsh but true
I can barely count the number of infractions committed here. 1) Didn't test the atmosphere before entry. 2) Didn't perform continuous atmospheric testing. The device to do this is about $600 and everyone has to have one. 3) No top man. The task of the top man is to continuously monitor the person in the confined space. There must be one for every person in the space. 4) No SCBA unit. Absolutely mandatory. 5) No extraction plan. There must be one specific for the space & everyone must be trained on it. 6) No A frame or other extraction equipment 7) No one is wearing a parachute harness. 8) There didn't appear to any method of emergency communication.
They also didn’t follow proper emergency procedures and they lacked proper emergency procedures as when the first worker collapsed instead of initially calling 911 and waiting for proper trained and equipped people to rescue him the other workers went into the space without proper training and equipment in an attempt to rescue him and that was how they became victims themselves.
@@jfournerat1274 I can agree with all of that except for calling & waiting for EMS & fire rescue. That is what we did 30 years ago but that will now earn you a prison sentence. You must have a confined space entry plan that is specific to that site, everyone must be trained on it and it must include an extraction plan. Lack of an effective extraction plan is negligence & if there is a fatality it is similar to criminal negligence causing death. The offender is liable to 17 years in prison which is what it should be.
I work in a water supply utility and confined space entry is what we do. The laws were changed due to the number of times crap like this occurred. No job is worth dying for.
@@michaelcampbell7494 you do have a point. Waiting for ems and fire rescue is often not a good idea as it often takes more than 4 minutes for them to arrive and by that time they are already dead and it would be considered neglecience and worth being sentenced to prison for. That is why confined space safety training and confined space emergency rescue training is so important so that way if an emergency does happen then you will have a emergency response team that is standing close by at the work site that will be able to get there as quickly as possible and be able to rescue the person as quickly as possible. However you still need to call ems even if the person is ressurcated so that way they can go to the hospital and be properly treated especially if they had a lack of oxygen or inhaled poisonous fumes.
Plus they were all black !
@@Bushwacker-mb6hw💀
Always wear a harness, enter attached to a line connected to a winch on a tripod or davit. The attendant may have been able to winch the first victim out immediately.
How about a gas mask?
@@psycholaw4394 Test the atmosphere before entry: purge as required, ventilate. Each entrant to use a portable gas detector. Depending upon what you expect to encounter / results of atmospheric testing and the efficacy of purging & ventilating, you may need breathing apparatus (SCBA, Airline or Emergency Escape). Air-purifying less likely to be suitable.
Child down my spine when thinking about the times I went to rave parties in underground facilities like this. Like humongous underground factories, from the cold war, looking exactly like something from the game Half Life.
Thankfully, the biggest health risk there was likely co2, unless you were near a leaking sewer or there was a decent fire inside.
You would have been fine if what you’re saying is true. Large underground facility allows plenty of ventilation - it’s not the same as a confined manhole.
Half Life had a great cold wat facility.
@@elbo7755eah but after many many years the airflow can be compromised and damaged or clogged. Like all the way to homeless people and teens destroying stuff to "vigilante" sabatoge or people stealing scrap and messing up the faculty, lots of things. And if a fire starts deep underground isn't that dangerous too idk, manmade structures that are abandoned can often be dangerous lots of gasses and things, people have found dynamite in mines and it sets off, structure collapsing
Yes I also have a child surgically on my spine
last week i got cursed on, i smelled h2s gas right away.. and was told to move into the manhole. i refused and advised him to stay away from the manhole. i did not respond to him and i just strait ahead to get my gasmeter from my van.
turned it on and went back.. my meter (drager) gave a a1 alarm 2 meters near the pit and a2 near the pit. there where already 4 people standing next to it. all mad on me, but they where shocked that my meter was bleeping when i explained to went off because of h2s like i said. and i said again, come at least 10 meter away. i am not kidding. they did go 10m away but those where still discussing about how i can measure h2s. after 20 min. they asked me if i could down just to check the basics.. i called my project leader and he was really mad and told me to leave. and told them they should be ashamed and they have to pay for my waisted time..
got back to the office. and had to do my story to the others about how i choose the right things to do. and how i handled the situation.
i do understand some don't understand that it is risky, and i understand some don't understand how dangerous it can be. but getting cursed on by 4 man in suits for not doing my job, while i explain why its way to dangerous is next level stuff. crazy i right away understood he was one of those, so getting my meter was the best i could do. maybe i saved his life as well. he could pass out and fall in the manhole.
you did the right thing, congrats and I'm glad you're safe!
You're hero, pal. Sadly, heroes are often underappreciated.
You're right. Many times these accidents happen because they just "want to be done with the job quickly" and safety "wastes" time for the employer.
The most important thing for a worker is to be assertive and not to get pushed into doing the job if there is something wrong. Just walk away. It's not more important than your life.
@@yogisaputro3410 he kept claiming its impossible.. can not be h2s inside. he got even worst mad when i walked away. while i thought this conversation is useless. i need my gas meter.. this story is forgotten already there. that is the sad part is: someone needs to die before they think
@@cubedable i've always been that guy when 10 say no. i still say yes. i don't feel that pressure, i dont care if you sceam or ask friendly, my co worker on the other hand.. i told him you stay away until i got my meter. no matter what they say oke? he agreed and i went. to my bus. he was also shocked by the result of my meter
there is no such thing as being too safe. There is a reason rules and regulations are in place.
Politics exist in alot of regulation when needed or not. Over regulation exists. Maybe not this case, but not ever rule or regulation is for a valid reason.
we need more rules to make not following the rules more illegal
I like to start with to safe. Never run any sort of saw. That's a little too much but never run a saw one time halfway if you set up to saw one board you set up just like you're sawing a 100 boards on the same spot. I believe power tool operation should be a superstition it should be a religion and it should be safe and all three of these things should be combined into a set of rules that make you nauseous when you break them. You better be tight as a piano wire when you are carving with a chainsaw and you might as well have as much protective gear as you can get because it's ugly cutting.
. Never trust your Boss, They will push you as far as you let them. I was a Truck Driver hauling steel. I can't tell you how many times they tried to put 100 thousand lbs on a truck rated for 60 thousand lbs or fake the paper work. Like I said Never trust a word your Boss says and always I mean ALWAYS double check.
Me: Mom can we have USCSB animations?
Mom: No we have USCSB animations at home.
Best comment here!
1:31 THE WALK 😭
i put the new forgis on the jeep...
Haha, nice spot 😅
@@locomotivebreath9364 I trap until the bloody bottoms is underneath...
Walks like he just shat his pants 😂
power walk of dominance
How to become a cable layer: A-pose to assert dominance
reality: contort your body in the most annoying awkward ways possible while going down the dirtiest, smelliest, dank places possible. AND MOVE FASTER COME ON MOVE MOVE MOVE FASTER FASTER FASTER
Risk Assessment, Mechanical ventilation, Gas testing and monitoring, Personal gas detector, Confined space permit system, Emergency response plan and training of key personnel for the confined space entry and work crucial for companies engaged in such works.
Wow how did people ever survive working in sewers before the discovery of the ventilation hose?
this is people dieing of decomposing plant material. some dont understand it can be as dangerous as sewage..
@@blackdaan Well my manhole can give you some toxic poisoning if you like to eat ouss
rats die all the time in sewers. but not all sewers contain gasses. constant flowing waste water does not produce gasses. its when still standing waste water cannot get in touch with air for 3 day than it will start produce h2s gasses.
for example sewage pumps that have a few miles /km of pressure pipe that start not many times the outcoming water a week later produces gas.
same for pump pits. that have sludge on the bottem.. when the pump starts some raise to the surface and gasses will come out..
the reason those guys died is because they pumped away the shielding water
I don't know for certain, but perhaps they took down small animals the same way coal miners took canaries with them into the mines.
They simply did not survive, that's the reason these tools could and needed to be invented. It's just that the birth rates were much higher back then so we still had enough people to make it through.
i love it when my recommended feed gives me random videos like these
There's your problem. You hired GTA 3 Indians.
I'm not keeping track of all the manholes and men inside them..
The name of this video made me chuckle
you made me laugh
@@TravisDoesGames Hydrogen sulfide is fart gas of course.
why are you fish?
a risk assesment or permit doesn't save your life. Neither does a co-worker who watches your death from above. A gas mask or ventilation does.
lesson learnt if you cant afford a oxygen meter buy a canary like the old miners and it will keep you safe when in mines or underground areas
Like the bird?
@@fortniteawesomeparodies2706like the bird
Didn't know how much hazards these things represent
I recall reading about comedian Eric Andre wanting to make a prank where he jumps out of a sewer and scares people. He sent a request to NYC authorities for permission to enter a manhole. The authorities informed him he would have to wear a hazmat suit because of dangerous gasses that accumulate in the sewers. They decided not to do the prank.
Starts like a Payday2 cutscene
Wowowow worked this kid of job in early 20s and never thought about it
A thing like this happened in Italy earlier this year, I think about five people died… and one barely made it. Rest in peace.
who knew a manhole could be so deadly
I learned that the hard way in the summer of '08 in the bathroom of my local PF Chang's.
Mine releases deadly gas all the time
is like a bunch of Kang variants working regular jobs
where can i find the music used in this video at the start? i know it's the modern warfare 2 menu theme (2009) but i can't find this specific remix
They gettin’ sturdy in there
Stiff as a rock
I worked as a cable puller in manholes, too.
Delta P bringing my youtube recommendation into this
Its good idea to make these tests, but it should still be optional. Unless its a risk for normal civilians.
Thank you for the upload.
there's old toxic gas filled manhole workers and there's bold toxic gas filled manhole workers but there's no old bol- ehhh you get it
Will keep that in mind when laying my pipe inside a manhole
It happens all the time in India. Many people die occassionally.
The lesson I learned from this: check gas, bring fans
0:22 why did them putting the manhole onto beams to roll it rather then having to pick it up blow my mind, like i wouldnt of ever thought if something so simple
[OSHA has entered the chat]
thank u for your valuable video
Good Video in Toxic Gas Poisioning.
There was one incident in 2015 where 3 workers died
Ohh, neved be "worker 1" in these things!
From the thumbnail image, I thought this was some multi-armed SCP that was at the bottom of the manhole, and the video title and channel name were deliberately misleading.
NooooooooOOOOOOO!!!
Don't kill the adorable little doll people you... you bastard!!!!
that’s not a good word to use and we shouldn’t use it (the b-word)
@@elenalohrey1971Eat feces, you orphan.
No Job is so important and no service so urgent that we cannot take the time to do our jobs safely.
Best sir
We have UCSB at home.
How the heck did I go from watching "rdr2 1899 vs 1907" videos to this?
Too much algebra in this episode.
Thanks alot, though it has been shown 8 years ago, the information given is so refresh and important today,❤️
2:09 "Three bros, chilling in a...."
“Toxic gas poisoning in manhole” well, no shit
yeah no joke
even tho its messed up to say, this could have went much worse. imagine if a spark ignited some flammable gass? the explotion could have been enourmus.
Yo they did worker 2 dirty man's lookin like a shawarma
Lesson learned: Stay away from manhole A
Awesome sir
Bro why they make Worker 02 just fat 💀💀
Could you hold your breath and survive?
Yes
00:16 why are they standing around screaming at each other?
Back on edit: Holy crap! Thats the chin straps of their hard hats. I thought they all had their mouths wide open!
Why does it sound like Call of Duty music is playing?
No comments on toxic gas leaking from a man hole?
Looks like someone's run in Hitman from the thumbnail.
Without the permit. Smh 🤦♂️
here before the inevitable huggbees dub
Excellent ...because iam a worker confined space
Congratulations 🥳 👏🏻
Interesting.
So deadly fart gas 😁?
Yeah, it's the gas that fills the empty space between your ears
Liked and subbed
I more want to know how and why the supervisor was there, like really we went from him walking to the cover to somehow in it!? Did he drop a penny or something lol.
Its simple. he saw both workers passed out in the area and went to help without considering the risks.
Being called ‘Worker 1’ is akin to being a red-shirt on Star Trek.
edit: I called that one wrong! It’s like Picard died instead of the red-shirt guy.
Turtle Ninjas debunked.
GTA San Andreas death pose
Who else is here from maritime safety services
am on that hd side of youtube heck yeah
Well who ever the hell “Laurie” is brings a lot of trouble to these videos! Always a “Laurie” at them 🤔🤔. Rather suspicious 😂
heck
I have a interest in working in confidence and before checking confidence entry progress must and should be take a permit
R.i.p. Little Eddie
You couldn't PAY ME ENOUGH to work in these shit holes.
Idgaf fuck if my boss calls me weak or looks down on me. If that H2S monitor goes off I’m outta there
another excuse for your laziness, great
@@BesoffenerIslamist lol I’m still getting paid the same as the worker who does the job and almost dies lol
f*ck is a bad word
the more you know.. wow
I en vek ang u.
imm nia a tangkai khawp ang
Sir today our 3 boys lose life they were trying to clean a water well but they all are lose 😭😭😭😭
Thank you sir 3 lose at once in waste hole and cable fronts ):
I don't know if this is a joke channel or not.
are you stupid or something?
My manhole leaks a lot of toxic gas
That joke burns like a 9/11 victim
@@BesoffenerIslamist my gas is so deadly that nazziss used it in their concentration camps
when you ignore regulations and don't take a gas mask and gas reader
"Learnt"? 🤨🇺🇸 LOL
Were they all black?
You def look like ur pfp 💀
@@XCheba okay
@@MinorityRespecter88 that one was a zinger
@@XCheba okay, cool
@@MinorityRespecter88 Yeah ok bucko my dad owns youtube so ur getting perma banned for racism
"Toxic Gas Poisoning in Manhole"
very sus video title
is chuck still burning?
@@BesoffenerIslamist what a sick joke!
Theres men in that hole!
I'm so lonely
Toxic gas manhole friends are for life
Good
hello so lonely
Toxic gas in man hole
Video title is sus.
I like how the British version of USCSB and WorkSafeBC made all the workers into black muslims.
This is India I guess
Raycist
delta p
Why are their lips so big.
Woke1 woke2 woke3 woke4
less woke creatures, good
Wtf is with these animated videos