I used to have a birb and sometimes at night if we didn’t say goodnight to him before covering his cage, he’d wait for us to fall Asleep (or at least until he couldn’t hear movement anymore) then violently rattle the cage until we went downstairs, only for him to say “night night, love you!” We learned this the hard way several times.
AWWWWW! what type of bird was it? I know parrots are like 2 year old human bebehs and some types are extremely social. well at least most pet parrots are socially driven.
5:38 Love how she repeats herself to get the bird to say it and, in what can only be described as an act of defiance, it does a perfect impression of fucking R2 D2
My neighbor has three of those bastards, THREE. Their limbs are like weird noodle twigs and their whole bodies are so long. They have the proportions of the stick dog a 1st grader would draw, and Jesus Christ they just KEEP RUNNING
Something about how he talks just makes me like and want to watch. It's not just that he's all calm and stuff, but the way he just describes things. I can't figure it out yet completely but I can tell something's there.
I feel the same way, man, just didn't know how to describe it. Great energy, super vibe and likeable videos.. i just wish he was uploading videos more!
Same. I always imagined maybe something like a super fast ninja, so that when we drove past buildings and other things, the ninja just could parkour over those things and keep up
Honestly, the robot's movements were so realistic to me that it didn't even hit the uncanny Valley, it crossed over it into just looking somewhat normal. That fact is a little creepy though..
id say its like 15% out of the uncanny valley, it looks fine but the movements need a bit of adjustment, its obviously not human looking but not enough to be scary
I honestly didn't know it was parasites. I thought it was an artistic piece on angel wings. Till he said it was parasites on an x-ray machine. Absolutely disgusting!!🤢🤮
when I saw the talking bird it reminded me of the bird that replayed the last words of a man that was shot to death. the bird saying the words so accurately is haunting and so unsettling and the tragic death. after that story, all birds make me so unsettled and sad.
"No chance of falling in." Until you stumble trying to get up and walk right into it 😬 Its actually 90 ft deep and this is an article I found of a woman that climbed down into it "The Black Crack descent is a nearly perfectly straight drop for more than 15 stories. On the way down the passage alternates from narrow slots, to wide open rooms, and back to small cracks again before finally reaching the living room sized cavern floor."
5:10 If I remember correctly, that's most likely a greyhound. They were bred specifically for speed(as a result they have basically 0 body fat), and some are in fact unrealistically fast.
This is such a HUGE compliment to me thank you. In an age where TH-cam is packed full of loud high-energy videos I was hoping to find an audience who enjoys chiller videos Glad you found me too :D
Certain birds are able to imitate human speech with a beak because the sounds aren't produced at the beak, but in a place called the syrinx where the trachea splits into the lungs and it's there where they can modify the air flow to create different sounds if you were wondering. Btw, I enjoyed the video as always. 😁👌
That is soo cool. Birds are amazing. They have such a range when it comes to sound. Birds are pretty smart, not all of them, however a majority are. They are from what I know perfect imitators.
Such borbs have a different type of vocal 'box'. In their throats are essentially the tools that are the lips, mouth and tongue for us to articulate sounds. It's been a while so I forgot EXACT details but yeah it's interesting and awesome! At least parrots do and I think this blue something english brim frack I forgot what it is called does most likely.
Around 4:53 with the dog, its a dog breed thats call a greyhound and they can run up to 45 mph. So you were probably right when you called out the speed
Actually the girl getting out of the car when it was going to be hit was a huge "nope". If you are ever in a pile up, NEVER get out of your car. It's better to brace yourself for impact than to risk getting out and being hit by more cars that are coming in swerving on the ice or rain. I forget where it happened, but I recall reading about one big pile up from a few years ago and the only deaths were of people who had gotten out of their cars because when the other cars barreled into the pile, they got hit by the whole pile moving. You can't accurately guess where a car will move when it's knocked by another car on the ice. Stay in your car until help comes unless it catches fire. As bad as it sounds to get hit by a truck and probably get injured a bit, it's must better than the risk of death if you get out.
@@magnarcreed3801 Except if you get hit by a semi directly you're fucking dead, instantly. If you stay in your car you at least have the body of the car to protect you.
@@magnarcreed3801 the truck was going to hit the back of the car, so it wouldn't have done a thing to her. However, in getting out of the car, the door was still open, meaning as the truck turned the car, the door was now inline with her head and neck. If she'd been a fraction slower, or higher up, she'd have been killed by that. It was a VERY stupid move and she survived through luck alone.
I wonder how many times people thought they heard a skinwalker and it was just a random bird mimicking human speech night some demon trying to lure them into the woods lol
Somehow I’d never thought of that, but yeah! One of the big things they say about skinwalker mimicry is that it’s imperfect and weirdly repetitive, which is exactly what birds do! They memorize one tone of voice and can’t innovate, since they’re just making a noise as far as they know. Of course most of the places where the reports come from aren’t know. To have mimicking birds, but this is the official explanation for any skinwalker stuff in Australia, as far as I’m concerned lol
I had an ex racer rescue greyhound and she could run like that. Greyhounds seem to like running, but they are often treated poorly by their owners. They are very gentle and if you treat them right they are lovely pets.
Honestly I absolutely love those robots with such detailed expressions. It’s incredible how advanced humans have made them. I would love to interact with one. Just seeing videos of them is so interesting to me. But it’s not just those, I also love those ones that look like dogs, that were built to go to mars I think? So cool :)
@@SquishyTheVampire why do you think that? Is it really that bad to be interested in something? It’s not even like the robots were made to like kill people or anything lol
I may not be scared of the grandest things so no megalophobia nor thalasophobia but maggots and swarms of small creepy crawlies scare tf out of me, one of those creepy bugs is fine but if theres a whole colony just crawling on top of each other, yeah nah, so that picture of an xray full of parasites gave me major goosebumps damn
As somebody who lives in Northern California I cannot tell you the pain I felt last summer when I discovered that there was a rattlesnake in my kitchen
7:00 Bird owner here. Actually, they very much do! Check out Alex the parrot. He could understand and solve complex problems and respond better than any of our ape relatives could. He even asked fully existential questions and constructed sentences on his own.
5:11 that's real speed! greyhounds are the fastest dog breed and can run up to 45 mph as you actually said! Unfortunately they're commonly used for racing :(
dude, you seriously need a lot more subscribers. i like your personality a lot and your insight in weird things like this is always fascinating and relatable!
The titles of your videos got me to watch them. It's so refreshing to see titles that actually describe what the video is about. I hope you start a movement dude, I would love to see more of this.
I like you, man. Your mind seems to work similar to mine. The things you think and say vibe with me, as does your humor. Don’t really remember how I stumbled onto your channel, but I’m glad I did.
I found your channel through the thalassophobia videos and started watching them thinking maybe I would be less afraid if I made myself look at the scary water pictures. It...did not work. 😅 I'm glad you have other content to watch too because I actually had to stop watching those for a while.
I’ve been supporting this channel and your asmr channel for a while now, and I’m so proud to see that your videos are getting more views and more recognition! You deserve it!
Dude, your videos make me smile, laugh AND cringe. Your content is so relatable no matter what you're specifically talking about. Please continue because it's such a powerful human chord you've struck here, exploring these dark primal parts of our minds and imaginations, but always sensitively, respectfully and with spades of gentle humour. Thank you!
There's certain places in the world where it snows a lot, but doesn't get cold enough on the ground for things to freeze quickly. They utilize a recycling, heated water system that sprays the roads and melts snow as its coming down, and is hot enough, and flowing, so it doesn't freeze. I know northern Japan is one of those places. The problem is you have to have the kind of geothermal location they have, as well as the right kind of weather conditions. That's the most cost effective way to heat stretches of roads anyways, but it's limited to wear you live. Take the USA for example. Roads stretch on and on for long distances, and most of the US isn't sitting on top of a rather active fault line. The cost to heat roads, and repair them, would be absurdly high.
I think this is a good idea to do from time to time, the whole being "in" on it as opposed to the water videos where it's more "let's watch Greb get freaked out"
The video of the greyhounds is sped up, but greyhounds really do run incredibly fast. They're racing dogs for that very reason. My mom adopted a former racing greyhound and even though he was elderly, his running speed was stunningly fast.
10:52 something funny about that is that there is something called "underfloor heating" to heat the floor on your house and they could possibly make it work into a freeway but of course the other problem which is money 💀
I can’t imagine the cost of heating a grid across thousands of miles across the US. It would need to heat the pavement enough that windchill wouldn’t freeze the melted snow. Maybe some day.
Thank you for the video, i love your sense of humor and quick wit, keep it up, brodudemanguyladmate lol, you gonna be huge on youtube soon! Cheers from Poland!
Don't worry, I'm always watching the creepy water with you :') it's too fascinating not to watch and the ocean is so mysterious so like.... I'm just happy for the ocean content. Like I really appreciate your channel for that.
I love everything that lives in the water and just different bodies of water. I will admit though despite my interest and fascination for any type of body of water, aquatic life within that water, below Oceans, Lakes, Rivers, Blue hokes, Ice shelves/sheaths, and ect, they can be absolutely terrifying! Just the unknown and extreme dark depths of waters. Terrifying not knowing what is down below.
I work at a grooming salon where my boss has a shop bird, she's had him for decades so she can see through his bullsh*t but for the first year or so he used to fool me all the time by saying "hello?" and whining like a dog thinking we had a customer in the lobby or a dog was getting hurt... it sounds so realistic. It doesnt make me look anymore like I'm no longer falling for the prank, but it still gets my heart rate up because I have a phobia of birds
11:32..Chicago is one of the cities that aligns the interior of concrete with a steel skeleton(don’t know if all cities do this..especially ones with history of bridge disaster) so it’s highly unlikely for the bridge to collapsed even if the concrete is becoming cracked.Our bridges may be old but they hella sturdy.
I'm surprised you haven't played Stranded Deep yet. As someone who has a similar affliction to you I've been playing it lately and it's freaked me out, I'm sure you'd love it. Look it up if you haven't heard of it, you get stranded on an island and have to survive by travelling island to island looking for supplies. There are also bosses in the game like a Meg, a Kraken, and a giant eel. I've only just found this out though.
For the roads, it's not so much a problem of not having the technology to due so, but more of the money and sheer amount of resources. My uni had things under the sidewalks installed to keep them just warm enough to melt snow and ice, but sidewalks would require s o o much less resources than roads. Plus, you'd have to tear up the road to lay it under, and then repave... a nightmare
that bird one was super cute and reminded me of a video i saw the other day where a bird was just sitting in its big ol cage singing 'let the bodies hit the floor' for like 2 whole minutes. ADORABLE. it sounded like it really liked the song lol
At 2:10 I nearly choked on my coffee, looking at that indoor garbage park was unsettling but none of our first thoughts was “analyze the garbage” 😂😂😂 too funny
You're one of those channels I secretly hope never makes it big because I'm sure it'll ruin the magic of your chilled out low-fi vibe. But I feel bad for saying so because I wish you good things. That said, I think I would watch you visiting places in the real world, maybe haunted houses and abandoned hospitals and things.
On the bird talking one, there's a video of a Crow or Raven or something imitating children laughing and its so unnerving because I watch to many horror movies
you CAN make roads that don't freeze via geothermal heating and pumping water up from more stable temperature areas deeper down underground but it is expensive and not viable for highways or anything. you can do it for ur driveway though
10:54 heated roads do exist the problem you run into is cost effectiveness. You’re talking about ripping up miles of roads, laying miles of heating elements and figuring out how to supply power to it all.
You do realize that in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia and many more countries there's snow on the roads for at least one quarter of the year, for some reason they don't have that much trouble driving in that weather. To me it looks more like a America problem, than a snow problem.
I love your content bro 💯🙌🏻 It is absolutely unsettling and oddly terrifying, but I can’t look away 🤣so relatable, and your narrations are On Point ✌🏻😆
POV: Subscriber watches another video by Greg and has a fun time 😎 Honestly, you’re the only TH-camr I immediately click on when you drop a new video 🙌🏻📈
the dog at 5:00 is a grayhound (I have one as a pet). They are used as racing dogs to be bet on and you were dead on with the speed they can go up to 45 mph
2:00 The Dyatlov Pass incident has been discussed in a recent vid by Ask a Mortician. Amazingly solved (in theory) by film-making technology. 12:22 testing of a robot probe chassis, which may have other uses besides exploring new worlds. A four-six legged robot remains easier to engineer than a humaniform bot.
The amount of you guys who show up for every video is absolutely flattering!
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First , I love you
Love your videos, dude! I'm a middle-aged woman and I'm here for whatever you upload. 🙂
There’s just something so familiar and comfortable about your videos, definitely one of my favorite channels!
We love you Greg, keep being you. We love you dude
that’s because they’re all so great lol
I used to have a birb and sometimes at night if we didn’t say goodnight to him before covering his cage, he’d wait for us to fall Asleep (or at least until he couldn’t hear movement anymore) then violently rattle the cage until we went downstairs, only for him to say “night night, love you!” We learned this the hard way several times.
That is the cutest thing ever, mah hart ;-;
That's so sweet!
AWWWWW! what type of bird was it? I know parrots are like 2 year old human bebehs and some types are extremely social. well at least most pet parrots are socially driven.
Aww that’s so cute but also I’m sure annoying
@@mojofier1909 A green cheek conure, they can be sorta talkative, but only when they want something.
5:38 Love how she repeats herself to get the bird to say it and, in what can only be described as an act of defiance, it does a perfect impression of fucking R2 D2
Some of the sounds it made were edited in, while some of the other ones weren’t.
@xD00TD00Tx no edits there, many birds actually do mimic sounds eerily well
Edited in sounds😂
@CommandoMaster none of those sounds are edited in lol, birds can ACTUALLY make those sounds 🤣
Yeah those are bird sounds. Especially mimicking something metallic like that. You should hear them doing impressions of chain saws
I've seen greyhounds running before. As crazy as it sounds, they really are that fast.
My neighbor has three of those bastards, THREE. Their limbs are like weird noodle twigs and their whole bodies are so long. They have the proportions of the stick dog a 1st grader would draw, and Jesus Christ they just KEEP RUNNING
As the owner of a greyhound (mixed with saluki, so speed AND endurance.) Can confirm. He runs circles around my German shepherd 🤣
greyhound's top speed is 45mph.
I have one and I can confirm that she does 5 laps of the backyard within at least 40-30 secs
My pitbull is best friends with one and she tries so hard to keep up with Brinkley when they play but just can’t lol
Something about how he talks just makes me like and want to watch. It's not just that he's all calm and stuff, but the way he just describes things. I can't figure it out yet completely but I can tell something's there.
very comforting tbh
Cause he is a true bro, a true dude, a true man!
he should start an ASMR channel
I feel the same way, man, just didn't know how to describe it. Great energy, super vibe and likeable videos.. i just wish he was uploading videos more!
ive been putting on his videos to fall asleep for like a month now i feel u
the greyhound running is exactly what i used to picture on road trips running alongside the car as a kid, oddly comforting actually
You saw those too? I had the same thing, except it was a tall skinny human shape instead of a greyhound
Same. I always imagined maybe something like a super fast ninja, so that when we drove past buildings and other things, the ninja just could parkour over those things and keep up
Honestly, the robot's movements were so realistic to me that it didn't even hit the uncanny Valley, it crossed over it into just looking somewhat normal. That fact is a little creepy though..
id say its like 15% out of the uncanny valley, it looks fine but the movements need a bit of adjustment, its obviously not human looking but not enough to be scary
That’s exactly what i was thinking
the start of a crappy sci-fi movie
It seemed sad (although it's obviously not) which is creepy.
The parasite one actually has me shook. Genuinely one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen
I honestly didn't know it was parasites. I thought it was an artistic piece on angel wings. Till he said it was parasites on an x-ray machine. Absolutely disgusting!!🤢🤮
Do you like beans?
Isn't the human body just so vile?
@@codafettI find it more fascinating than vile.
That guy was a living hotel
when I saw the talking bird it reminded me of the bird that replayed the last words of a man that was shot to death. the bird saying the words so accurately is haunting and so unsettling and the tragic death. after that story, all birds make me so unsettled and sad.
I remember that one of the us presidents I think, his parrot repeated the cuss words he said when the man died.
"No chance of falling in." Until you stumble trying to get up and walk right into it 😬 Its actually 90 ft deep and this is an article I found of a woman that climbed down into it "The Black Crack descent is a nearly perfectly straight drop for more than 15 stories. On the way down the passage alternates from narrow slots, to wide open rooms, and back to small cracks again before finally reaching the living room sized cavern floor."
I totally imagined that too 🤣
@@kellenfurterthe way imagined it is how holes work in nightmares lol
At 7:38 I was laughing a lot, predicting the very obvious "Your mom" joke. You proved me wrong Greg. Im proud.
After all the mom jokes in the Megalophobia video I had to stop before it got out of hand 😂
Greg. Odd request, but play Changed.
@@GregBroDudeMan and when u said "looks like a black crack" i couldnt help but laugh im sorry 💀💀
5:10
If I remember correctly, that's most likely a greyhound. They were bred specifically for speed(as a result they have basically 0 body fat), and some are in fact unrealistically fast.
They can reach as much as 70kmph. It's insane
Your videos make me feel like I'm just chillin with a friend. Glad I found this channel :)
This is such a HUGE compliment to me thank you.
In an age where TH-cam is packed full of loud high-energy videos I was hoping to find an audience who enjoys chiller videos
Glad you found me too :D
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@@GregBroDudeMan 😁
same here
yee thats why i enjoyed his asmr channel in the first place h
Certain birds are able to imitate human speech with a beak because the sounds aren't produced at the beak, but in a place called the syrinx where the trachea splits into the lungs and it's there where they can modify the air flow to create different sounds if you were wondering.
Btw, I enjoyed the video as always. 😁👌
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@@Numberoneracer It's ok. 😅😆
That is soo cool. Birds are amazing. They have such a range when it comes to sound. Birds are pretty smart, not all of them, however a majority are. They are from what I know perfect imitators.
Such borbs have a different type of vocal 'box'. In their throats are essentially the tools that are the lips, mouth and tongue for us to articulate sounds. It's been a while so I forgot EXACT details but yeah it's interesting and awesome! At least parrots do and I think this blue something english brim frack I forgot what it is called does most likely.
It is amazing just the amount of sounds they're able to make. More than people that's for sure lol
The syrinx, dinosaurs and some certain modern day birds don't have this organ so they vibrate their throats to make noise, like a low grumble.
Around 4:53 with the dog, its a dog breed thats call a greyhound and they can run up to 45 mph. So you were probably right when you called out the speed
person watches an unsettling video and feels entertained. 👍
Actually the girl getting out of the car when it was going to be hit was a huge "nope". If you are ever in a pile up, NEVER get out of your car. It's better to brace yourself for impact than to risk getting out and being hit by more cars that are coming in swerving on the ice or rain. I forget where it happened, but I recall reading about one big pile up from a few years ago and the only deaths were of people who had gotten out of their cars because when the other cars barreled into the pile, they got hit by the whole pile moving. You can't accurately guess where a car will move when it's knocked by another car on the ice. Stay in your car until help comes unless it catches fire. As bad as it sounds to get hit by a truck and probably get injured a bit, it's must better than the risk of death if you get out.
I'd agree except if it's a semi truck. Imma get out for those. Way too big and heavy.
@Magnar Creed have too agree with you on that one.
@@magnarcreed3801 Except if you get hit by a semi directly you're fucking dead, instantly. If you stay in your car you at least have the body of the car to protect you.
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I trust my ability to haul ass more than the tin cans we drive now.
@@magnarcreed3801 the truck was going to hit the back of the car, so it wouldn't have done a thing to her. However, in getting out of the car, the door was still open, meaning as the truck turned the car, the door was now inline with her head and neck. If she'd been a fraction slower, or higher up, she'd have been killed by that. It was a VERY stupid move and she survived through luck alone.
The mascot one weirdly freaked me out and made me laugh at the same time.
this man has got one of the most non-clickbait titles I've ever seen
Can confirm, there is indeed a man looking at unsettling images and feels unsettled
I wonder how many times people thought they heard a skinwalker and it was just a random bird mimicking human speech night some demon trying to lure them into the woods lol
Somehow I’d never thought of that, but yeah! One of the big things they say about skinwalker mimicry is that it’s imperfect and weirdly repetitive, which is exactly what birds do! They memorize one tone of voice and can’t innovate, since they’re just making a noise as far as they know.
Of course most of the places where the reports come from aren’t know. To have mimicking birds, but this is the official explanation for any skinwalker stuff in Australia, as far as I’m concerned lol
@Red-in-Green Crows, Ravens, and other Corvids can talk, and they are everywhere that "Skinwalkers" are.
I’d even dare to guess that it was every single time…. That or hallucinations. And then the legend was born
I had an ex racer rescue greyhound and she could run like that. Greyhounds seem to like running, but they are often treated poorly by their owners. They are very gentle and if you treat them right they are lovely pets.
Honestly I absolutely love those robots with such detailed expressions. It’s incredible how advanced humans have made them. I would love to interact with one. Just seeing videos of them is so interesting to me. But it’s not just those, I also love those ones that look like dogs, that were built to go to mars I think? So cool :)
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@@SquishyTheVampire why do you think that? Is it really that bad to be interested in something? It’s not even like the robots were made to like kill people or anything lol
I may not be scared of the grandest things so no megalophobia nor thalasophobia but maggots and swarms of small creepy crawlies scare tf out of me, one of those creepy bugs is fine but if theres a whole colony just crawling on top of each other, yeah nah, so that picture of an xray full of parasites gave me major goosebumps damn
I don't feel anything towards bugs or maggots. But same, that x-ray made me feel funny and after 10 mins I still feel funny
Same ugh maggots make me nauseated 🤢 and swarms of insects give me goosebumps and involuntary jerks just thinking about it!
As somebody who lives in Northern California I cannot tell you the pain I felt last summer when I discovered that there was a rattlesnake in my kitchen
People talk shit about rattlesnakes, but imagine how much worse it’d be if they didn’t rattle
That’s not just any man thats GregBroDudeMan
7:00 Bird owner here. Actually, they very much do! Check out Alex the parrot. He could understand and solve complex problems and respond better than any of our ape relatives could. He even asked fully existential questions and constructed sentences on his own.
5:11 that's real speed! greyhounds are the fastest dog breed and can run up to 45 mph as you actually said! Unfortunately they're commonly used for racing :(
dude, you seriously need a lot more subscribers. i like your personality a lot and your insight in weird things like this is always fascinating and relatable!
The titles of your videos got me to watch them. It's so refreshing to see titles that actually describe what the video is about. I hope you start a movement dude, I would love to see more of this.
I like you, man. Your mind seems to work similar to mine. The things you think and say vibe with me, as does your humor. Don’t really remember how I stumbled onto your channel, but I’m glad I did.
5:45 bro started beatboxing💀
slatarooski malfunctioned 😭😭
I found your channel through the thalassophobia videos and started watching them thinking maybe I would be less afraid if I made myself look at the scary water pictures. It...did not work. 😅 I'm glad you have other content to watch too because I actually had to stop watching those for a while.
i love how calm you talk and how you phrase your jokes i just love it
the dog is a greyhound, they’re used in dog racing (very fun for them, and ethical despite popular belief!) and can run up to 45 mph :)
it can be ethical, but it doesnt mean it always is
5:40
Owner:who’s my sweet jabbey angel?
Bird:🤖🤖⚡️💡🔌🔋🎸🪫
There were multiple moments I wanted to “like” this video but realized I already liked it at the beginning
1:18 bro needs to turn up his render distance
I’ve been supporting this channel and your asmr channel for a while now, and I’m so proud to see that your videos are getting more views and more recognition! You deserve it!
Dude, your videos make me smile, laugh AND cringe. Your content is so relatable no matter what you're specifically talking about. Please continue because it's such a powerful human chord you've struck here, exploring these dark primal parts of our minds and imaginations, but always sensitively, respectfully and with spades of gentle humour. Thank you!
There's certain places in the world where it snows a lot, but doesn't get cold enough on the ground for things to freeze quickly. They utilize a recycling, heated water system that sprays the roads and melts snow as its coming down, and is hot enough, and flowing, so it doesn't freeze. I know northern Japan is one of those places. The problem is you have to have the kind of geothermal location they have, as well as the right kind of weather conditions. That's the most cost effective way to heat stretches of roads anyways, but it's limited to wear you live. Take the USA for example. Roads stretch on and on for long distances, and most of the US isn't sitting on top of a rather active fault line. The cost to heat roads, and repair them, would be absurdly high.
Btw, I'm re-watching all your vids coz I think they - and you - are fab and so original. Thanks for keeping me sane!
I think this is a good idea to do from time to time, the whole being "in" on it as opposed to the water videos where it's more "let's watch Greb get freaked out"
I was seriously cracking tf up this whole video. Glad I found your channel!
3:15 when the main character of an anime finds himself in his subconsciousness
The title was enough to make me laugh lmao. Keep up the awesome fun videos. We appreciate all that you do!
5:50 Thats no bird, they were right all along about the drones!
My evening literally just got way better after seeing Greg uploaded a video
Appreciate it, bro 👍
The video of the greyhounds is sped up, but greyhounds really do run incredibly fast. They're racing dogs for that very reason. My mom adopted a former racing greyhound and even though he was elderly, his running speed was stunningly fast.
10:52 something funny about that is that there is something called "underfloor heating" to heat the floor on your house and they could possibly make it work into a freeway but of course the other problem which is money 💀
I can’t imagine the cost of heating a grid across thousands of miles across the US. It would need to heat the pavement enough that windchill wouldn’t freeze the melted snow.
Maybe some day.
And here I was unsettled by the mascot, lol. I always crack up at some of your commentary on pics/clips
That dog is a Grayhound, I believe. Yes, they run super fast. 37mph, to be exact.
5:45 That bird goofy as hell!
Thank you for the video, i love your sense of humor and quick wit, keep it up, brodudemanguyladmate lol, you gonna be huge on youtube soon! Cheers from Poland!
If we heated up roads, animals would sleep on them and around them and it would cause more road kill and animal-car collisions
Don't worry, I'm always watching the creepy water with you :') it's too fascinating not to watch and the ocean is so mysterious so like.... I'm just happy for the ocean content. Like I really appreciate your channel for that.
I love everything that lives in the water and just different bodies of water. I will admit though despite my interest and fascination for any type of body of water, aquatic life within that water, below Oceans, Lakes, Rivers, Blue hokes, Ice shelves/sheaths, and ect, they can be absolutely terrifying! Just the unknown and extreme dark depths of waters. Terrifying not knowing what is down below.
I work at a grooming salon where my boss has a shop bird, she's had him for decades so she can see through his bullsh*t but for the first year or so he used to fool me all the time by saying "hello?" and whining like a dog thinking we had a customer in the lobby or a dog was getting hurt... it sounds so realistic. It doesnt make me look anymore like I'm no longer falling for the prank, but it still gets my heart rate up because I have a phobia of birds
11:32..Chicago is one of the cities that aligns the interior of concrete with a steel skeleton(don’t know if all cities do this..especially ones with history of bridge disaster) so it’s highly unlikely for the bridge to collapsed even if the concrete is becoming cracked.Our bridges may be old but they hella sturdy.
10/10 title, describes the content in the video perfectly
idk why but at 3:24 the way you said "that's pretty weird" made me laugh so hard. I think its cause it was so monotone lmao
I'm surprised you haven't played Stranded Deep yet. As someone who has a similar affliction to you I've been playing it lately and it's freaked me out, I'm sure you'd love it.
Look it up if you haven't heard of it, you get stranded on an island and have to survive by travelling island to island looking for supplies.
There are also bosses in the game like a Meg, a Kraken, and a giant eel. I've only just found this out though.
Please do more videos of phobias, I love this so much! Never found a channel like youu ❤️
The hospital one scared me
For the roads, it's not so much a problem of not having the technology to due so, but more of the money and sheer amount of resources. My uni had things under the sidewalks installed to keep them just warm enough to melt snow and ice, but sidewalks would require s o o much less resources than roads. Plus, you'd have to tear up the road to lay it under, and then repave... a nightmare
that bird one was super cute and reminded me of a video i saw the other day where a bird was just sitting in its big ol cage singing 'let the bodies hit the floor' for like 2 whole minutes. ADORABLE. it sounded like it really liked the song lol
11:00 Iceland does that :)
Main roads and Reykavik has tubes that has hot water going through them in the road.
At 2:10 I nearly choked on my coffee, looking at that indoor garbage park was unsettling but none of our first thoughts was “analyze the garbage” 😂😂😂 too funny
You're one of those channels I secretly hope never makes it big because I'm sure it'll ruin the magic of your chilled out low-fi vibe. But I feel bad for saying so because I wish you good things. That said, I think I would watch you visiting places in the real world, maybe haunted houses and abandoned hospitals and things.
"now i can't remember how chickens look" 😂😂😂
10:09 that truck driver tryna catch a killstreak
Mans is 0 for 1 he needs to step up his game (why I suggest being a pilot then he'll be 427 for 427)
3:51 I saw this in the thumbnail and thought "Oh, One guy is just awake in a hotel." God that makes it so much more terrifying.
8:50
So I have a fear of mascots and clowns and that legit made me want to run 😅
On the bird talking one, there's a video of a Crow or Raven or something imitating children laughing and its so unnerving because I watch to many horror movies
This was super entertaining. Love this style of content. Comin out with banger videos left and right!!
you CAN make roads that don't freeze via geothermal heating and pumping water up from more stable temperature areas deeper down underground but it is expensive and not viable for highways or anything. you can do it for ur driveway though
1:20 no its just your render distance turn it up and you should see farther
What if you play bedrock edition with a max render distance of only, 16!!
You don't need heated roads, you just need the right tires and a slow speed.
This man is an absolute legend
I actually live somewhat near to that Amazon warehouse I’ve driven past it before it’s humongous
i love all your content, but i love making myself sit through this spooky stuff 😂
10:54 heated roads do exist the problem you run into is cost effectiveness. You’re talking about ripping up miles of roads, laying miles of heating elements and figuring out how to supply power to it all.
You do realize that in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia and many more countries there's snow on the roads for at least one quarter of the year, for some reason they don't have that much trouble driving in that weather.
To me it looks more like a America problem, than a snow problem.
We have very bad drivers here. People drive well the first week they get a license and then get a big head and do dumb shit.
The atomic bomb underwater was a test by the navy to see if their fleet could withstand a nuclear blast and most of the ships tested were sunk
I love your content bro 💯🙌🏻 It is absolutely unsettling and oddly terrifying, but I can’t look away 🤣so relatable, and your narrations are On Point ✌🏻😆
The bird struggling to form a sentence and then just giving up and making R2D2 noises xD
2:35 Now I’m wondering if there’s a garbage bin under all that-
5:42 that bird was like "you are getting annoying, commencing r2d2 mode"
1:26
Where does that dude work, the bowels of Hell itself???
Me watching a man look at unsettling images feeling unsettled making me feel unsettled
9:47 I think the ships were for testing
Yeah.
just what I needed to watch before I go to bed for my new job tomorrow
POV: Subscriber watches another video by Greg and has a fun time 😎
Honestly, you’re the only TH-camr I immediately click on when you drop a new video 🙌🏻📈
5:20 i swear this lady HAS to be my grandma her voice and hand is exactly the same bro
5:20
CIA bird's language parser failed and started spitting out error codes
the dog at 5:00 is a grayhound (I have one as a pet). They are used as racing dogs to be bet on and you were dead on with the speed they can go up to 45 mph
and it wasnt sped up as far as i could tell
2:00 The Dyatlov Pass incident has been discussed in a recent vid by Ask a Mortician. Amazingly solved (in theory) by film-making technology.
12:22 testing of a robot probe chassis, which may have other uses besides exploring new worlds. A four-six legged robot remains easier to engineer than a humaniform bot.
1:00 It's the mines of Moria.
3:00 made my skin crawl