there's someone who popped those lenses on the frame and thought, "nah, not my problem, not my job" and just continued his day without pointing out the mistake.
It isn't a mistake. Those are standard lenses with a high or strong prescription. What he's referring to when he says they forgot to thin his lenses, doesn't accurately mean thin the lenses. A more expensive and thinner polycarbonate lenses is typically bought when the patient has a very strong prescription. But not every patient can afford this upgrade, and those people just use standard lenses, and they are thick!!
@@JamesRockefeller45 If you ordered them, they will still stick them on. It might not be the best of options but the people who are making the glasses are just doing what their told. It's happened to me before.
@@JamesRockefeller45as someone who’s worked in and optical lab, people have ordered high prescription lenses exactly like this for similar frames before. Whoever ordered them, ordered the wrong material. (CR39/Plastic)
@@melissalee2286it is a mistake. They were literally supposed to thin them. If I ask for coffee with cream and they don’t give me the cream is that a mistake?
@Jennifer Carmichael yeah. Lenses don't get "thinned" that would change the script. This person probably ordered polycarbonate lenses and is confused why they aren't 1.74 hi index
Well he is wearing glasses with "plus strengths", because he is very farsighted. You see that because his eyes appear bigger. A high index material for these strengths isn't the best choice because it increases the amount of chromatic and other abberations. A special glass design called aspheric lenses would be far better. Not only does it decrease the thickness of the glasses and with this the weight, it lowers the enhancement of his eye-size and it reduces aberrations, making the quality of his sight better.
Back then the lenses were all made out of glass, not plastic. Not only it glass heavier, but for the same prescription it must be thicker. It was the advent of plastic lenses that finally allowed thin, light glasses for many.
I’ve worked in the storefront of an eye doctor, and the sales person should have known to choose high-index instead of poly, BUT if he ordered online and didn’t know the difference? Or if he told them to choose the cheaper option regardless of their insistence? It’s not the workers fault, yes he is blaming them 🙄
@@TheUnplannedLoveI’m with you on this. He said “I was sent new glasses” as if the glasses magically appeared on his doorstep. He most certainly ordered them online and didn’t know what he was doing and now blames the company for the bad results. Moral of the story, there are people who are qualified in this field. Better hire them and buy from a licensed store!
@privysmell how is he blaming them? He is being good humored about the mistake, and he said they forgot, which actually gives them the benefit of the doubt that it wasn’t purposeful
@@lauzinnnn2369 yup! I was trained in this stuff 😆 and thankfully we had some people asking us our suggestions on things. But also, the online stores often don’t have anything thinner than polycarbonate. Also, because of where they’re made *ahem China ahem* they don’t have any quality checks like we do and the lenses will be much weaker than ours in the US. Which can cause a loss of your eye(s) in a small car accident for example. Moral of the story: NEVER buy glasses online, it’s not worth the cheap material.
@@jbazile6873 you can’t just “forget”. Also you don’t “thin” lenses like it’s ice and melts or something 😂 I hope he’s just joking, but he’s possibly being passive aggressive which is why I answered in the way I did.
Keep these glasses. Keep them in a little case in your front pocket. And when somebody is giving you shit, just thoughtfully pull these out like you're getting ready to pay close attention to them and take them seriously, deadpan serious the entire time.
I love pracitcal gags like this to mess with people, its so funny, like carrying around a red foam ball to hold at your nose and squish it like a clown when someone says something dumb
@@Aea92 Yea, the life of near-sighted people 😂 On the bright side I always play with it to get a good laugh out of anyone. Like, tell them to stare me straight in the eye & slowly pull my glasses away, that really made it look like your eyes is slowly shrinking in size. Good joke
WTF!? I've been gone for seven days and I already have 1.8k likes!? Thank you everybody I am genuinely in disbelief that this happened to me for the first time in years 😲🤯
@Olivia Bytner it still seems more likely that it was a mistake they didn't catch. When I've ordered my glasses in the past, they wouldn't even let me use thin frames like that without the thinner lenses and my lenses weren't nearly as thick as what he has.
No, it's true. At a certain point your eyesight gets so bad that you just cannot wear thin frames like this one. For instance, my optician specifically told me that those thin frame glasses were forbidden for me, as my normal frame glasses are too thin even paying more to get the thinner version..
I'll be real with you If a man walked up to me and confidently wore those glasses I would instantly fall in love and already be planning what puns to use in my vows
Worked at a place that made some glasses thicker than this for an elderly gentleman, and they were the thin lenses. The prescription was so thick that no one in town would try to make them or they charged $1000+ . Even the glasses we made for him weren’t up to standard so we told his daughter that and just gave them the glasses for free. He could see large print on the wall and when he read it out loud his daughter cried. Best “sale” of my career as an optician. For clarity: glasses shouldn’t be dispensed if they aren’t the exact prescription or within the accepted standard of difference, that’s why they were free. My lab technician had fun making them and we made this elderly gents life better.
I know someone with really bad eyesight. He’s legally blind in one eye and in the other eye he has to wear a contact along with his glasses because glasses wouldn’t be enough. It might not be a good option for that elderly gentleman but it’s another way to solve this type of problem.
That's very kind of you. Healthcare is so expensive in the US, I don't know how I afford them.. I have $180 dollars in my bank account right now and don't get insurance through my job, like many of us 😔
Just realized a couple weeks ago it's legal now to buy myopic lenses without a prescription. I have bought 5 pair, with varying diopters. So I now have .5 for computer reading. 1.75 for house work, and -2 to -3 for driving. -3 is the diopter in my right eye and -2.75 in my left. With some astigmatism and axis. But I order prescription glasses with no changes minus the diopter. HEhe, see what I did there? Bad puns. It has relieved soo much stress off my retina.
As an eye care professional, It's not that they need to thin out those lenses, it's just that they didn't give you a polycarbonate or another thinner material, they gave you the basic material.
Yeah I thought that the lens comes as a large circle from the manufacturer, and then after a frame is chosen they are cut down around the edges by the glasses technicians to fit the size and shape of the frame. I didn't think it was possible to change the thickness of the lens after it comes out of the factory?? How would you repolish the surfaces?
Exactly. When my eyesight went really bad I just switched to polycarbonate and got thinner lenses. All until I had my Lasek surgery, best decision of my life.
I'm an optician and it might interest you to know that when glasses are 'thinned' it actually means making them out of a different material with a higher density, which refracts light more than standard Cr39 (a resin that most lenses are made of). These other materials (still plastics) are technically heavier than Cr39, but we need far less of it to make the same spectacle power, hence the result is a thinner lens.
Yeah, I was a bit confused when he said "they forgot to thin them." Pretty sure he meant to say *_he_* forgot to ask for high index lens because there's no way a lab is going to see _that_ and not be quintuple checking the prescription. 😅
Yeah that was my thought. Looks like they gave him polycarbonate instead of high index, and polycarbonate has to be that thick to support high prescriptions. High index is a bit more pricey, but it can hold higher prescriptions and be thinner than poly.
That's ridiculous. It should be common sense for them to thin it. What the hell are the people gonna do? Wear it like that? Since cans have a price on them, they should just sell you the tomatoes outside instead of canned tomatoes.
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My great grandmother used to wear glasses like that, I genuinely have a hard time recognizing her in old pictures of her youth because in my memory she had this massive eyes
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Wow. Those eyes are gorgeous, though, and the magnification really shows how magnificent they are. You should rock those glasses just like that just to show them off. Amazing! ❤
If my prescription gets any worse idk how I'll be able to wear glasses cause they're already heavy and it drives me crazy. I have to get the lightest frames to avoid feeling the weight of a building on my tiny nose. @@deanhorn2369
It doesn't have to feel like that... If you are lucky you will find a good optician who actually cares about their customers and how he/she can help them the most...
They didn't "forget to thin the lenses" thinner lenses are made from entirely different materials. The actual problem is that this he either chose to get these thicker lower index lenses, this is what happens when you don't get polycarbonate or high-index 1.67 (or 1.74) with a high Rx, or possibly a mistake was made and the wrong lens material was used. High-Index lenses have a significant cost difference. Whatever happens I hope he gets some new glasses!
God damn. I had a coworker who needed glasses like that. She called her glasses the coke bottle cause they partially stuck out of the frame. I guess they were properly thinned though cause you couldn't tell how thick they were unless she took them off and showed them to you
For almost 15 years of my life, I thought everyone who wore glasses had lenses sticking out of the frames like mine. I truly believed they were the standard.... surprise im blind as fuck! 🤦🏽♀️
@@mscptizzy depending on the material Zeiss lenses Donahue a much higher index and can be 40% thinner than the standard. My -6.0 glasses are the same thickness as others -2.0, but of course comes with a price tag
I've had the same problem! When I was a child they didn't have thinning options available and my lenses fell out the frame they were so heavy! It happened during school and I couldn't see for the day 😂 I always need to pay more to get them thinned. I have a +11 prescription 😅
@@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923 There are regular lenses, polycarbonate lenses and high density lenses. The polycarbonate are sometimes covered by insurance in the US but the high density are usually not. High density is the thinnest but I do not notice a difference.
@Stephanie C Its time for new glasses for me, and I hate getting them because of this and being afraid they won't look good. I hate having to stick to certain smaller frames also. I heard in Japan they have the thinnest lenses, but I guess the material isn't safe here in the U.S. Normally, my glasses run about $450.00. I have a 7 + with astigmatism, so it's just not fun, but I'm very grateful for it. I hope you have a beautiful day 🌞
@@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923 I am +6.5 with astigmatism also. I usually get them every year. This is the first year with high density lenses and I am not impressed. I do not think I will pay for them next year.
"thinning" is a process by which they literally make your lenses thinner without changing the prescription. the dragon wizard has to channel his mana for 8 hours straight is why it's so expensive
I feel so seen 💀 I have the same thicc lens problem, and sometimes even after having it done with a high index (i.e. thinned), the store wouldn't let me choose some frames because apparently that would be too heavy because of the thick lenses and WILL break off within a week. Free vision feels like a privilege sometimes. 😭
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I often had to choose from the kids section because of a narrow face and super thick lenses (even at high index). I had lens replacement surgery (think cataract surgery but without cataracts) and now I’m glasses free. It’s bananas.
Optician here. You don't believe how often we recommend thinner glasses and people go "nah, it's not thaaaat big" And then tell us nobody warned them about the thickness....
It's because they charge us extortionate prices for the privilege knowing no one wants to look like a Bugs' Life character. It's the worst part of an opticians.
@@LordDan1989 Nah, people don't get that glasses are still made per order. Which makes them expensive. Sure, a bit of it is brand and in the USA there is the whole "all opticians are basically owned by one big glasses company"-thing, but in my country at least most of the cost is actually not just a greedy seller.
Also optician here, yeah being that the lenses are a touch blue probably means they’re basic CR39, which is the thickest and heaviest material. (Aside from glass obviously) You can’t “thin” a prescription, the material there is the prescription. You can choose a denser material but that’s it. Kind of his fault. Looks like a -6.00 to -8.00 or something. Shoulda used a high index plastic or gone with a smaller pair of glasses.
@@samtomkatt I'm not an optician, but my eyes are terrible - only once did I order non-polycarbonate lenses, and that was a huge mistake...the optician warned me that even with thick rimmed frames, the lenses were easily double the thickness of the frame and would pop out frequently but I refused to listen - & guess what happened? I ended up having to buy a second pair of glasses with polycarbonate lenses a week later. I highly doubt any optician would just let him order those lenses without warning him it would be a poor choice... Saving tens of dollars isn't worth it, and we all know he probably did it on purpose just to make this video. Lame.
@@Rosa_Canina It’s a but of both depending on where you get them. I paid $60 for mine, and my boyfriend paid $400 for his. I fully appreciate though that it’s a miracle of modern industry that I can have two lenses custom made for $10 if I wanted to go really cheap.
My nephew is 5 and bless his heart... his glasses are that thick already. But it sure does melt your heart when he looks up at you with them big ol eyes 🥺
Good that it's been caught so early though! My brother had glasses as a kid but actually doesn't need them anymore, it's possible his eyesight could improve a bit.
when you're that young and you regularly wear your glasses and get you eyes checked yearly you'll be fine and most likely you'll either improve or just stabilise (depending on the issue obviously) take it from me who's been wearing mine since I had just turned 6.
I’m an optometrist and that’s why we recommend people with severe prescriptions to NOT get wire frames… even with the more expensive lenses most high prescriptions can’t be shaved down like that.. you just need different frames 😢 sorry
Yep, I usually use large hard plastic frames. They look better on me and generally distribute the weight of the lenses better since my lenses are so thick
I have terrible eyesight, especially in my left eye, and I made the switch in 2011 after wearing metal frames since I was 8. It was actually life changing, not only do they look better but I have never had my lenses pop out, I have never sweat out my nose pads and they sit straight on my face.
The saddest part is that depending on the glasses place they charge you extra for thinning out the lenses. Even though your insurance should be paying for that
They don’t actually thin the lenses. Those lenses are that thick because that’s what’s needed with that material. They uses different material with higher index of refraction to make stronger correction lenses be thinner. They do charge more because the material is more expensive. Whether your insurance covers that or not is a whole different thing.
@@skyler7319 Optician from germany here thats not entirely true, you can make lenses with the same Index thinner by using an aspheric or even double aspheric Design or Layout. Sorry i am not entirely sure How to put it in english.
Make sure if you are ordering on line that you call the last place you were fitted and ask what materials and treatments you use. High prescription don’t just get “thinned down” bc all lenses as “thinned down to get to your exact prescription astigmatism and all in the correct place. High prescriptions do well in hi-index material because it was designed to be thinner and lighter than the standard polycarbonate and it’s classic older brother plastic. Also opting for a polish or roll and polish with help them look more aesthetically pleasing as well
Yep, the lenses (of ALL prescriptions!) start as 8’ round discs that are then cut down to the shape of your frame with the center of the disc in mind for where your eye rests within the lens. You cannot “thin a lens” they are already made, then just cut down to shape. You gotta choose the thinnest option before you buy it. I hope he was just joking with that comment, but because I had someone ask if a small optical center offered LASIK surgery… he didn’t understand what was involved in the procedure; apparently just heard the name and that it improves your vision 😅 *I don’t put anything past anyone anymore
You need to ask for Hi index. Now they should know to recommend it, but if you have a prescription of 5 or higher then high index will usually be mentioned. If they don’t mention it then ask. I always recommend it when a patient has -5 or higher. You can get away with poly but hi index is more comfortable. It’s the thinnest lens I can offer besides contacts.
Ye in every glass store i was every sales man recommended to chose the thinest option. (It was alot more expensive so ofc they recommendet it to me) but also becouse it looks way better and is not so heavy on ur nose
Also i would recommend not to get a frame glass like in the video. Pick a thicker frame glass so u can hide more glass inside it. The sales people gave me also that tip when i tryed a pair of thin frames
That’s absolutely HILARIOUS!!! New Halloween idea for the kiddos in your neighborhood, you could’ve be Bobble from Tinkerbell. 😂🤣😂 They look exactly like his glasses!!!
Don’t order glasses with high RX online. You’ll need professional suggestions, measurements, and more in terms of what’s even going to look good or be functional. Even with a 1.74 lens those glasses would still be bad with your RX 🤧😭
Frames shape and size makes such a huge difference in the thickness of the lens too. When I worked as a retail optician we had a customer with an insanely high prescription that wanted aviator frames. We did everything we could to talk him out of them and he insisted on getting those frames. The lenses came back and we're literal bricks. His mother laughed so hard she cried.
@@arielfowler6244 I also did the retail side of optics and we had a women insist on getting these specific pair of sunglasses. We did inform her that because her lenses would be so thick and the way that the frames are shape that it might work the classes but if she wanted to try it, she was welcome to. So of course we got the sunglasses and and it was literally like a cartoon shape because the lenses would be in the glasses in and make the temples sex so wide that you would have to have a gigantic had to wear them. She then demanded we bend them to make it work. She has to return them at the end of the day. Idk why my manger even let her order them.
@@mads3969 the same reason we let our customer order those frames. It is easier to give in and let them see for themselves than to get them to listen to your expert opinion. Customers have been fooled by the saying "the customer is always right," so even though we are the experts they believe they know more than we do, it's sometimes best to let them learn that we are experts for a reason.
@@arielfowler6244ol I have -10 in both eyes and when I was a kid the thing I wanted more than anything was aviator-style frames, but they would always tell me it was impossible. Ordered online for the first time after my last eye exam and I wear my aviators all the time. I'm never going back to the old ways 😎
As someone who also has very bad eyesight (severe myopia) and needs glasses for everything, I can relate to having the heavy lenses falling off my nose when I wear them. They definitely aren't cheap to replace or to order custom made when they're specific for a visually impaired rx and you can't just buy them cheap at a store like a common rx. Thankfully I've never had the lenses not be thinned out, but I don't know if I could wear mine if this happened to me 😂
It's a irl filter! Too funny to return. Imagine being able to make fun with them WHILE being able to see clearly (on the opposite of props)!!!! That's amazing 😅
I have a power of -8.0 on both my eyes and I can absolutely relate to the struggle of your glasses being too loose and falling off cause they're so damn heavy T_T
there's someone who popped those lenses on the frame and thought, "nah, not my problem, not my job" and just continued his day without pointing out the mistake.
It isn't a mistake. Those are standard lenses with a high or strong prescription. What he's referring to when he says they forgot to thin his lenses, doesn't accurately mean thin the lenses. A more expensive and thinner polycarbonate lenses is typically bought when the patient has a very strong prescription. But not every patient can afford this upgrade, and those people just use standard lenses, and they are thick!!
@@melissalee2286yea except they wouldn't go with those frames that's the point
@@JamesRockefeller45 If you ordered them, they will still stick them on. It might not be the best of options but the people who are making the glasses are just doing what their told. It's happened to me before.
@@JamesRockefeller45as someone who’s worked in and optical lab, people have ordered high prescription lenses exactly like this for similar frames before. Whoever ordered them, ordered the wrong material. (CR39/Plastic)
@@melissalee2286it is a mistake. They were literally supposed to thin them. If I ask for coffee with cream and they don’t give me the cream is that a mistake?
Jack, use these glasses when and if you dress up as a Minion. They are perfect for that!
I thought of the same thing!
Yes 💀🤣🤣
I was thinking edna mode
Or Bubbles from TPB
I can relate so badly...n I Literally have the same style glasses write now... obviously super thinned and blue coating for computer usage 🤓
When you're an optician and you forget what high index lenses are
why did i read "opticon" 😂
@Jennifer Carmichael yeah. Lenses don't get "thinned" that would change the script.
This person probably ordered polycarbonate lenses and is confused why they aren't 1.74 hi index
They got the 'high' part down very well though
Well he is wearing glasses with "plus strengths", because he is very farsighted. You see that because his eyes appear bigger. A high index material for these strengths isn't the best choice because it increases the amount of chromatic and other abberations. A special glass design called aspheric lenses would be far better. Not only does it decrease the thickness of the glasses and with this the weight, it lowers the enhancement of his eye-size and it reduces aberrations, making the quality of his sight better.
Yeah, I’d go with aspheric 1.6, good frame choice though for that Rx (edit: actually, eye size could be smaller)
He looks like that tinkerbell character
exactly🤣
So true 😂
Bubbles
now thinking of it, it now makes sense on why Velma keeps dropping her glasses in every Scooby doo episode
omg the lore
Back then the lenses were all made out of glass, not plastic. Not only it glass heavier, but for the same prescription it must be thicker. It was the advent of plastic lenses that finally allowed thin, light glasses for many.
As someone who makes glasses, the lab team thought you were insane for ordering these. And someone probably took a picture wearing them 🤣
I’ve worked in the storefront of an eye doctor, and the sales person should have known to choose high-index instead of poly, BUT if he ordered online and didn’t know the difference? Or if he told them to choose the cheaper option regardless of their insistence? It’s not the workers fault, yes he is blaming them 🙄
@@TheUnplannedLoveI’m with you on this. He said “I was sent new glasses” as if the glasses magically appeared on his doorstep. He most certainly ordered them online and didn’t know what he was doing and now blames the company for the bad results. Moral of the story, there are people who are qualified in this field. Better hire them and buy from a licensed store!
@privysmell how is he blaming them? He is being good humored about the mistake, and he said they forgot, which actually gives them the benefit of the doubt that it wasn’t purposeful
@@lauzinnnn2369 yup! I was trained in this stuff 😆 and thankfully we had some people asking us our suggestions on things. But also, the online stores often don’t have anything thinner than polycarbonate. Also, because of where they’re made *ahem China ahem* they don’t have any quality checks like we do and the lenses will be much weaker than ours in the US. Which can cause a loss of your eye(s) in a small car accident for example.
Moral of the story: NEVER buy glasses online, it’s not worth the cheap material.
@@jbazile6873 you can’t just “forget”. Also you don’t “thin” lenses like it’s ice and melts or something 😂 I hope he’s just joking, but he’s possibly being passive aggressive which is why I answered in the way I did.
Suddenly Jack can look for a job as divination teacher at Hogwarts
I was expecting so much more of these u and i r the only one i have seen
@@declanwittkowske7128 your aura is pulsing. Are you in the beyond?!! Yes, yes. That MUST be it.😅
Professor Trelawny would be so proud
Lmao
Dang u beat me to it lmao
Jack: 👁️👄👁️
If Jack had lived before the invention of glasses, he’d just have died like instantly
I mean people were fully blind before the invention of glasses and still survived. He just would’ve had more significant vision impairments.
He looks like one character from Tinkerbell
@@coena9377 honestly they probably died
You know people lived in societies back then too...
@@giniesyvae9040 honestly they probably didn’t. They weren’t on their own, living in communities is an ancient invention
Keep these glasses. Keep them in a little case in your front pocket. And when somebody is giving you shit, just thoughtfully pull these out like you're getting ready to pay close attention to them and take them seriously, deadpan serious the entire time.
yes excellent
I love pracitcal gags like this to mess with people, its so funny, like carrying around a red foam ball to hold at your nose and squish it like a clown when someone says something dumb
Hey bubbles how is the rest of the trailer park boys
*burns voice* Excellent
He’a gotta pull out a notepad and pencil as well.
As someone with thick glasses, I always get told Hey, you have massive eyes. No my friend it’s the glasses.
I have one huge eye and one normal eye until I take off my glasses and then I have two tiny eyes.
You have the same name as me! I barely see anyone with the name Lana.
Its the opposite for me, I have tiny eyes with my glasses 😪
@@Aea92 Yea, the life of near-sighted people 😂
On the bright side I always play with it to get a good laugh out of anyone. Like, tell them to stare me straight in the eye & slowly pull my glasses away, that really made it look like your eyes is slowly shrinking in size. Good joke
@@gameboy008 hey same buddy 😂😂😂
-7.00 on one eye and -2.5 astigmatism on the other eye
Jack: So I really have a bad eyesight.
Everyone looking at the glasses: No sh*t
Give him a white cane and a dog.
It looks like the big eye Snapchat filter 😂😂
True
I was just gonna type that😂😂😂😂
Nah that's just a "run thy pockets, fair sir" version of bubbles.
YYEAAA!!
@@jamiephilip79That is too much energy for a comment...
Buddy got a whole snap chat filter to fix his eye sight.
Wtf it doesn’t fix anything it just symptom masks it
Lol😂
Bro can dress up as bobble from Tinkerbell 💀
Exactly!!
That was my first thought
my first thought 💀💀💀💀
people used to call me that when I had glasses lol
YESSSS
PLOT TWIST: those are already thinned. 😆
brightside: you got a very good chance of being hired as the new astronomy teacher at hogwarts. those glasses def got professor trelawny vibes lol
Divination, mate. Trelawney wore thick coke bottle glasses, not Sinistra.
yep not astronomy it was divination
Yup. I was going to type that
Finally a potter fan on a random vid
Hello fellow potterheads
Man got Bubbles' prescription 💀
Bahaha I was thinking the same thing 😂
My first thought lol
I hate to say atodaso,
*But I todeaso, I fucing atodaso*
Bobbles? from Tinker Bell?
@@abigaildiamante9096 Bubbles, from trailer park boys
USE THIS AS A RUNNING JOKE PLSS
LIKE PUT THEM ON WHEN YOURE BEING PRETENTIOUS AND NERDY PLS ITS SO CARTOONISH
Yes pls,YES PLS
YESSS
Nah glasses are expensive he has to send those back 😂
@@xiayu6098that is, if he lives in America
Like this 🤓
Bro got the Snapchat filter prescriptions 💀💀
Nah you're out of line for this 💀💀
bro dis gotta be top comment
I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I knew someone was gonna say that lol
@@richie-richh ☠️☠️ it's facts tho
Bro got the realistic anime eyes 💀
nahhh broo😂😂
WTF!? I've been gone for seven days and I already have 1.8k likes!? Thank you everybody I am genuinely in disbelief that this happened to me for the first time in years 😲🤯
You look like Bobble from Tinkerbell with the glasses on 😂🫢
Yes! So cute!!
My thoughts exactly!! Hahaha
That's who I was thinking of!
That was my immediate thought! He's my favorite male fairy!
Yes! That’s what I was thinking 😂
You look adorable with them though 😂
Get this man a lab coat, and in the next fifty years, he'll have the sickest Professor Farnsworth cosplay.
Oh man i was just thinking about what to watch and you just reminded me that drunk me bought all the seasons of Futurama hell yeah thankns brother
he really said: “hello my name is suzie, that’s suzie with a z”
HOW DID YOU THINK OF IT 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Literally what I was thinking 😂
😂😂😂
Underrated comment 🤣💯
I was waiting for this comment 😂😂😂💀⚰️
Whoever put the lens in the frames is deranged... they thought that was correct? With those thin frames???
You need to pay extra to thin lenses so maybe they were told that he didn't ask them to thin them.
@Olivia Bytner it still seems more likely that it was a mistake they didn't catch. When I've ordered my glasses in the past, they wouldn't even let me use thin frames like that without the thinner lenses and my lenses weren't nearly as thick as what he has.
Agree, bad business approach
my glasses are like that too 😂😂 however the lenses are not nearly as thick so I didn't bother to pay them to thin them out
No, it's true. At a certain point your eyesight gets so bad that you just cannot wear thin frames like this one. For instance, my optician specifically told me that those thin frame glasses were forbidden for me, as my normal frame glasses are too thin even paying more to get the thinner version..
I'll be real with you If a man walked up to me and confidently wore those glasses I would instantly fall in love and already be planning what puns to use in my vows
Worked at a place that made some glasses thicker than this for an elderly gentleman, and they were the thin lenses. The prescription was so thick that no one in town would try to make them or they charged $1000+ . Even the glasses we made for him weren’t up to standard so we told his daughter that and just gave them the glasses for free. He could see large print on the wall and when he read it out loud his daughter cried. Best “sale” of my career as an optician.
For clarity: glasses shouldn’t be dispensed if they aren’t the exact prescription or within the accepted standard of difference, that’s why they were free. My lab technician had fun making them and we made this elderly gents life better.
I know someone with really bad eyesight. He’s legally blind in one eye and in the other eye he has to wear a contact along with his glasses because glasses wouldn’t be enough. It might not be a good option for that elderly gentleman but it’s another way to solve this type of problem.
awwe, your good people. 👍
That's very kind of you. Healthcare is so expensive in the US, I don't know how I afford them.. I have $180 dollars in my bank account right now and don't get insurance through my job, like many of us 😔
Stories like this are part of the reason I’m studying to become an optician
Just realized a couple weeks ago it's legal now to buy myopic lenses without a prescription. I have bought 5 pair, with varying diopters. So I now have .5 for computer reading. 1.75 for house work, and -2 to -3 for driving. -3 is the diopter in my right eye and -2.75 in my left. With some astigmatism and axis. But I order prescription glasses with no changes minus the diopter. HEhe, see what I did there? Bad puns. It has relieved soo much stress off my retina.
As an eye care professional, It's not that they need to thin out those lenses, it's just that they didn't give you a polycarbonate or another thinner material, they gave you the basic material.
Yeah I thought that the lens comes as a large circle from the manufacturer, and then after a frame is chosen they are cut down around the edges by the glasses technicians to fit the size and shape of the frame. I didn't think it was possible to change the thickness of the lens after it comes out of the factory?? How would you repolish the surfaces?
Exactly. When my eyesight went really bad I just switched to polycarbonate and got thinner lenses. All until I had my Lasek surgery, best decision of my life.
@@giftofthewild6665 You can diamond turn ready to use optics. Or more traditional way turn, grind, polish.
That's what he meant by "they didn't thin out the lenses". It's already implied that they gave him a basic material
THANK YOU cutting them down would just make them unwearable
I'm an optician and it might interest you to know that when glasses are 'thinned' it actually means making them out of a different material with a higher density, which refracts light more than standard Cr39 (a resin that most lenses are made of). These other materials (still plastics) are technically heavier than Cr39, but we need far less of it to make the same spectacle power, hence the result is a thinner lens.
I kinda figured I was confused when he said that because thinning them would change the prescription.
Thank you!
I love my high refractive index glasses. Although now I’m curious how thick my lenses are 😭😂
Thanks for the info, nice to learn something new today!
Yeah, I was a bit confused when he said "they forgot to thin them." Pretty sure he meant to say *_he_* forgot to ask for high index lens because there's no way a lab is going to see _that_ and not be quintuple checking the prescription. 😅
Poly Carbonate
Ok I BURST out laughing when u put them on I love it omg
he looks like bubbles from trailer park boys so adorable
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT TOO lol
exactly what i thought lmaooo
Decent!
Fun fact! Those glasses actually damaged the vision of the actor who played Bubbles! Guess that fact wasnt so fun for him though 😅
@@cuntdork ooo thats cool
If you don't specify you want them thin, they won't do it. Specially because it has a price to thin them
My Dr's office always ask me do you want them thin I'm like yes
Yeah it's a different material if I remember right? One material can have the precription but be made thinner but is more expensive
Yeah that was my thought. Looks like they gave him polycarbonate instead of high index, and polycarbonate has to be that thick to support high prescriptions. High index is a bit more pricey, but it can hold higher prescriptions and be thinner than poly.
That's ridiculous. It should be common sense for them to thin it. What the hell are the people gonna do? Wear it like that? Since cans have a price on them, they should just sell you the tomatoes outside instead of canned tomatoes.
@@shiftyclouds9591 it’s a different material. He probably ordered wrong. They don’t “thin” them
Glasses like those are the first step towards having a bunch of kitties.
And fixing shopping carts.
And liquor and whores 🤪
it's the second birth of bubbles
"Here’s What I Know, Rick. If You Love Something, Let It Go. If It Comes Back To You, You Own It. If It Doesn’t, You Don’t Own It. And If It Doesn’t You’re An A**hole, Just Like You."
Need a video of him in them saying “I aint never been so frisky before in my whole life”
This man's glasses can spark a fire.
On the plus side, your eyelashes look fantastic 💀
Maybe he's born with it, maybe it's Maybelline
I had to laugh so hard at this. 💕🤣
Please tell me the pun was intended?
Jack is now the definition of "👁👄👁" pLis-😂😭😭
My great grandmother used to wear glasses like that, I genuinely have a hard time recognizing her in old pictures of her youth because in my memory she had this massive eyes
i genuinely find it adorable how they accentuated every small detail of him eyes😂❤
I hope he doesn't get mixed up in any of Rickies schemes , he's got kitties to take care of
Underrated, he does look like bubbles
My first thought
IM DYING
Omg 😂😂😂 this killed me💀💀💀
Its the green bastard!
They're literal magnifying glasses 😭😭😭
Thats actually exactly what glasses lenses are
God dammit Julian, Ricky stole all my weed again.
Greasy
Look out for samsqamch!
What I was thinking glad I'm not the only one
Who’s got your belly
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Wow. Those eyes are gorgeous, though, and the magnification really shows how magnificent they are. You should rock those glasses just like that just to show them off. Amazing! ❤
This is how it FEELS to have a really strong prescription
Period.
Honestly it suck my perception is minus 8.5 and thick af.
If my prescription gets any worse idk how I'll be able to wear glasses cause they're already heavy and it drives me crazy. I have to get the lightest frames to avoid feeling the weight of a building on my tiny nose. @@deanhorn2369
@@deanhorn2369try getting high index lens!
They are thinner and lighter!
It doesn't have to feel like that... If you are lucky you will find a good optician who actually cares about their customers and how he/she can help them the most...
He's the living embodiment of all the cartoon characters with ridiculously big glasses
I can imagine him taking them off and having really small eyes
This guy is precious 😭
Don’t go back and fix them. This is amazing. The effect is just masterful! 😂😂😂
"hello my name is zuzie....zuzie with a z" 😂😂
I was about to comment the same 😂
NAHH 😭😭💀
Thank you I was gonna say this
Hahahah literally what I though, I burst in laughter when he put them on 😹❤️!
Glad to see Bubbles doing better after leaving the trailer park
Someone get this man a red stapler.
😂😂😂
YESSS I GET THE REFERENCE
But that.. that’s my stapler.
EMkay
Swingline or bust
You can pull it off Jack. I believe in you. Give the rest of us some hope!
the kinda of person to say “good news everyone” and talk absolute atrocities
They didn't "forget to thin the lenses" thinner lenses are made from entirely different materials. The actual problem is that this he either chose to get these thicker lower index lenses, this is what happens when you don't get polycarbonate or high-index 1.67 (or 1.74) with a high Rx, or possibly a mistake was made and the wrong lens material was used. High-Index lenses have a significant cost difference. Whatever happens I hope he gets some new glasses!
Yes thank you. This happens if they give bad or no consultation when someone buys their glasses. Or if you order them online without knowing better.
@@octavia3667 Knowing Better should do a video about this.
God damn. I had a coworker who needed glasses like that. She called her glasses the coke bottle cause they partially stuck out of the frame. I guess they were properly thinned though cause you couldn't tell how thick they were unless she took them off and showed them to you
For almost 15 years of my life, I thought everyone who wore glasses had lenses sticking out of the frames like mine. I truly believed they were the standard.... surprise im blind as fuck! 🤦🏽♀️
@@mscptizzy depending on the material Zeiss lenses Donahue a much higher index and can be 40% thinner than the standard. My -6.0 glasses are the same thickness as others -2.0, but of course comes with a price tag
I've had the same problem! When I was a child they didn't have thinning options available and my lenses fell out the frame they were so heavy! It happened during school and I couldn't see for the day 😂 I always need to pay more to get them thinned. I have a +11 prescription 😅
I can relate to this so hard. If I don't fork over the extra cash for the lighter material the glasses become impossible to wear on my greasy face.
My doc just dose this auto because he like no one what's to wear glasses like that.
What is the lightweight material called? I always tell them polished knife edge.
@@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923 There are regular lenses, polycarbonate lenses and high density lenses. The polycarbonate are sometimes covered by insurance in the US but the high density are usually not. High density is the thinnest but I do not notice a difference.
@Stephanie C Its time for new glasses for me, and I hate getting them because of this and being afraid they won't look good. I hate having to stick to certain smaller frames also. I heard in Japan they have the thinnest lenses, but I guess the material isn't safe here in the U.S. Normally, my glasses run about $450.00. I have a 7 + with astigmatism, so it's just not fun, but I'm very grateful for it. I hope you have a beautiful day 🌞
@@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923 I am +6.5 with astigmatism also. I usually get them every year. This is the first year with high density lenses and I am not impressed. I do not think I will pay for them next year.
Why is this the cutest thing I’ve seen in all 28 years of my existence
These are the glasses from every 2000's teen movie where the 'geeky girl' takes them off and miraculously becomes the hottest girl in the school
😂😂
Well, he is hot, so it could really work for that kind of movie.
They didn't forget to "thin" the lenses. You simply chose the wrong refractive index of the lenses.
Finally someone who actually knows a thing or two
I'm here for this comment lol
"thinning" is a process by which they literally make your lenses thinner without changing the prescription. the dragon wizard has to channel his mana for 8 hours straight is why it's so expensive
Wha? Dragon wizard? Are you talking about D&D?
The accurate comment I was looking for
As a fellow glass wearer with very strong prescription I thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated this. Thank you for sharing.
I feel so seen 💀 I have the same thicc lens problem, and sometimes even after having it done with a high index (i.e. thinned), the store wouldn't let me choose some frames because apparently that would be too heavy because of the thick lenses and WILL break off within a week. Free vision feels like a privilege sometimes. 😭
It's definitely a privilege.
Do you know if you are a good candidate for LASIK surgery? My best friend got it and swears it's the best decision he ever made. So much so, that he offered to pay for mine (it is technically "cheap" for surgery, about 4K-5K) but unfortunately I am not a good candidate because my poor vision is in my left eye and it's due to amblyopia, which means the neural connections that normally form in the brain for eyesight during infancy didn't form fully for my left eye. I can see out of it, but I wouldn't be able to close my right eye and do something like read a novel or even a street sign. Since my eyes are technically healthy, lasik wouldn't work for me, I was told.
I have the same thing, people are so confused when I say I can only see out of one eye but get peripheral from the other 😀
I often had to choose from the kids section because of a narrow face and super thick lenses (even at high index). I had lens replacement surgery (think cataract surgery but without cataracts) and now I’m glasses free. It’s bananas.
Omg when he wears them he looks like the the friend of Tinkerbells
Dude went into Disney Princess mode.
hahahahaaaaa!!!
Lmao they make you look like Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys 😭
Yes, first thing I also thought!!!😂
Came here to see if anyone said this first. Id wear these for a photoshoot with my cats
Just needs a kitty to complete the look
CAME HERE FOR THIS EXACT COMMENT 🤣🤣🤣
Lol was looking for this
Suddenly jack is obsessed with kitties and lives in Sunnyvale trailer park lmao.
Gah, thank you. The total lack of TPB comments was starting to irk me. 😄
Okay but he looked incredibly cute with the glasses on lol
Optician here. You don't believe how often we recommend thinner glasses and people go "nah, it's not thaaaat big" And then tell us nobody warned them about the thickness....
It's because they charge us extortionate prices for the privilege knowing no one wants to look like a Bugs' Life character.
It's the worst part of an opticians.
@@LordDan1989 Nah, people don't get that glasses are still made per order. Which makes them expensive. Sure, a bit of it is brand and in the USA there is the whole "all opticians are basically owned by one big glasses company"-thing, but in my country at least most of the cost is actually not just a greedy seller.
Also optician here, yeah being that the lenses are a touch blue probably means they’re basic CR39, which is the thickest and heaviest material. (Aside from glass obviously) You can’t “thin” a prescription, the material there is the prescription. You can choose a denser material but that’s it. Kind of his fault. Looks like a -6.00 to -8.00 or something. Shoulda used a high index plastic or gone with a smaller pair of glasses.
@@samtomkatt I'm not an optician, but my eyes are terrible - only once did I order non-polycarbonate lenses, and that was a huge mistake...the optician warned me that even with thick rimmed frames, the lenses were easily double the thickness of the frame and would pop out frequently but I refused to listen - & guess what happened? I ended up having to buy a second pair of glasses with polycarbonate lenses a week later. I highly doubt any optician would just let him order those lenses without warning him it would be a poor choice... Saving tens of dollars isn't worth it, and we all know he probably did it on purpose just to make this video. Lame.
@@Rosa_Canina It’s a but of both depending on where you get them. I paid $60 for mine, and my boyfriend paid $400 for his.
I fully appreciate though that it’s a miracle of modern industry that I can have two lenses custom made for $10 if I wanted to go really cheap.
I did not know you could look like this irl💀💀💀
My nephew is 5 and bless his heart... his glasses are that thick already. But it sure does melt your heart when he looks up at you with them big ol eyes 🥺
😂
Aww poor soul! When I see children that young with such lenses, it’s adorable.
Good that it's been caught so early though! My brother had glasses as a kid but actually doesn't need them anymore, it's possible his eyesight could improve a bit.
when you're that young and you regularly wear your glasses and get you eyes checked yearly you'll be fine and most likely you'll either improve or just stabilise (depending on the issue obviously) take it from me who's been wearing mine since I had just turned 6.
If he's long sighted it's possible his prescription will improve as he gets older.
If he's short sighted they will likely get worse I'm afraid.
Professor trelwaney... 😂😂😂 I'm sorry 😭💀😂. Just feels like you are gonna take our divination class 😭
The male version of professor Trelawny😭
I was waiting for him to tell me I have the grimm.
The magnified eyes are sending me :'D
I’m an optometrist and that’s why we recommend people with severe prescriptions to NOT get wire frames… even with the more expensive lenses most high prescriptions can’t be shaved down like that.. you just need different frames 😢 sorry
Yep, I usually use large hard plastic frames. They look better on me and generally distribute the weight of the lenses better since my lenses are so thick
I have terrible eyesight, especially in my left eye, and I made the switch in 2011 after wearing metal frames since I was 8. It was actually life changing, not only do they look better but I have never had my lenses pop out, I have never sweat out my nose pads and they sit straight on my face.
Yep. I have pretty bad eyesight (though not as bad as this) and I'm like, dude get thicker frames
As someone else who had a -11 and a -13 prescription, and who also MUST have lenses thinned, this made me absolutely LOL!!!!! 😂😂 IYKYK
The saddest part is that depending on the glasses place they charge you extra for thinning out the lenses. Even though your insurance should be paying for that
They don’t actually thin the lenses. Those lenses are that thick because that’s what’s needed with that material. They uses different material with higher index of refraction to make stronger correction lenses be thinner. They do charge more because the material is more expensive. Whether your insurance covers that or not is a whole different thing.
@@skyler7319 Optician from germany here thats not entirely true, you can make lenses with the same Index thinner by using an aspheric or even double aspheric Design or Layout. Sorry i am not entirely sure How to put it in english.
I've been getting told at eye glass huts that eye glasses aren't covered by MANY insurances.
@@KremWorld As a fellow Aussie with completely f's eyes. I'm up for a min of 400 after health insurance so yeah nar
@@KremWorld wtf!!!! Mine was $800!
I feel so seen (pun intended)! My lenses become magnifying glasses if they aren't thinned. The struggle is too real 🤓😅🤣
Literally same. My glasses have a power of -10 I physically cannot wear them without them being thinned 😭
Make sure if you are ordering on line that you call the last place you were fitted and ask what materials and treatments you use. High prescription don’t just get “thinned down” bc all lenses as “thinned down to get to your exact prescription astigmatism and all in the correct place. High prescriptions do well in hi-index material because it was designed to be thinner and lighter than the standard polycarbonate and it’s classic older brother plastic. Also opting for a polish or roll and polish with help them look more aesthetically pleasing as well
Yep, the lenses (of ALL prescriptions!) start as 8’ round discs that are then cut down to the shape of your frame with the center of the disc in mind for where your eye rests within the lens. You cannot “thin a lens” they are already made, then just cut down to shape. You gotta choose the thinnest option before you buy it.
I hope he was just joking with that comment, but because I had someone ask if a small optical center offered LASIK surgery… he didn’t understand what was involved in the procedure; apparently just heard the name and that it improves your vision 😅 *I don’t put anything past anyone anymore
He looks like Bobble from the Tinkerbell movies when he wears them
i relate painfully as someone with a very big + prescription 😭
"Good news, everyone! My prescription glasses just came in the intergalactic mail!"
First time seeing him and his laugh is literally adorable.
😂. Reminds me of the Mr . Magoo Cartoons. Too cute.
My thin lenses are STILL thick...lol. I was SO happy when thick plastic frames came back in style cause that's all I wore 😭
someone get this man a shed and some kitties
You're attractive enough that people would just think it's a unique fashion statment
no. just, no.
I feel you bro. I also have a bad vision so lenses in my glasses are pretty thick so when I order new pair of glasses they don't always thin them...
You need to ask for Hi index. Now they should know to recommend it, but if you have a prescription of 5 or higher then high index will usually be mentioned. If they don’t mention it then ask. I always recommend it when a patient has -5 or higher. You can get away with poly but hi index is more comfortable. It’s the thinnest lens I can offer besides contacts.
@@storyaboutmosquitoes9441 I have -7 and astigmatism, next time I order new glasses I'll ask, thanks
Ye in every glass store i was every sales man recommended to chose the thinest option.
(It was alot more expensive so ofc they recommendet it to me) but also becouse it looks way better and is not so heavy on ur nose
Also i would recommend not to get a frame glass like in the video. Pick a thicker frame glass so u can hide more glass inside it. The sales people gave me also that tip when i tryed a pair of thin frames
just when i thought he couldn’t get anymore endearing 🥹
He’s so beautiful that the big bug eyed glasses don’t take anything away from his beauty it just kinda makes him cuter…
That’s absolutely HILARIOUS!!! New Halloween idea for the kiddos in your neighborhood, you could’ve be Bobble from Tinkerbell. 😂🤣😂
They look exactly like his glasses!!!
Wow, you look as if you’re in a cartoon.
You’re laugh is adorable ❤
Easiest Office Space cosplay ever just waiting to happen
Don’t order glasses with high RX online. You’ll need professional suggestions, measurements, and more in terms of what’s even going to look good or be functional. Even with a 1.74 lens those glasses would still be bad with your RX 🤧😭
Frames shape and size makes such a huge difference in the thickness of the lens too. When I worked as a retail optician we had a customer with an insanely high prescription that wanted aviator frames. We did everything we could to talk him out of them and he insisted on getting those frames. The lenses came back and we're literal bricks. His mother laughed so hard she cried.
@@arielfowler6244 I also did the retail side of optics and we had a women insist on getting these specific pair of sunglasses. We did inform her that because her lenses would be so thick and the way that the frames are shape that it might work the classes but if she wanted to try it, she was welcome to. So of course we got the sunglasses and and it was literally like a cartoon shape because the lenses would be in the glasses in and make the temples sex so wide that you would have to have a gigantic had to wear them. She then demanded we bend them to make it work. She has to return them at the end of the day. Idk why my manger even let her order them.
@@mads3969 the same reason we let our customer order those frames. It is easier to give in and let them see for themselves than to get them to listen to your expert opinion. Customers have been fooled by the saying "the customer is always right," so even though we are the experts they believe they know more than we do, it's sometimes best to let them learn that we are experts for a reason.
@@mads3969 what does that even say did you have a stroke
@@arielfowler6244ol I have -10 in both eyes and when I was a kid the thing I wanted more than anything was aviator-style frames, but they would always tell me it was impossible. Ordered online for the first time after my last eye exam and I wear my aviators all the time. I'm never going back to the old ways 😎
As someone who also has very bad eyesight (severe myopia) and needs glasses for everything, I can relate to having the heavy lenses falling off my nose when I wear them. They definitely aren't cheap to replace or to order custom made when they're specific for a visually impaired rx and you can't just buy them cheap at a store like a common rx. Thankfully I've never had the lenses not be thinned out, but I don't know if I could wear mine if this happened to me 😂
yeees and even when thinned they're still too heavy for my small asian nose so they'd fall off anyway 😭 i'm so glad I wear orthokeratology lenses now
It's a irl filter! Too funny to return. Imagine being able to make fun with them WHILE being able to see clearly (on the opposite of props)!!!! That's amazing 😅
It's so friggin adorable seeing you in those glasses. Definition of coke bottle glasses. Awwww
I said the same thing 😂😂😂
Harry Potter called. He challenged you to a glasses off.
I have a power of -8.0 on both my eyes and I can absolutely relate to the struggle of your glasses being too loose and falling off cause they're so damn heavy T_T
Same 😑😓, and they look bad aswell.
How many conversations per day do you have with people who are like "but have you considered Lasik surgery?"
totally feel you! I have -9.0 & -9.5 so I always need them trim...like every time .-.
@@MaddyBlu9724 every fudging day lol xD
It's giving professor trelawney