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The United States has a bunch of "unbelievable" laws. Turns out, they're just untrue.
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To be fair, if you woke up a sleeping bear to take a picture with it, what that bear will do to you far surpasses any punishment you could get on a legal front.
The bear is his own police
Wouldn't it be great if common sense solutions were the norm. But somewhere along the line ppl made it the governments job to protect us from ourselves. Idiocracy
But what if it’s for the vine?
@@TheStuckNorris I swear
he would not BEAR with you and would sue you real hard
The fact that the "don't get a fish drunk" law was immediately followed by a "don't get a bear high" law is comedy gold
Dude I literally: fully laughed at your comment. Thanks.
2 words lad cocaine bear
wasn't there a bear that ate a lot of cocaine and became the world's most dangerous predator for 5 minutes before dying?
@@ashercd6487 yes
If a bear ate a drunk fish the bear would probably get high……
"It is illegal to handle salmon in a suspicious manner."-Literally a British law from like the 1700s that was purposely made as vague as possible to allow people to be arrested basically at officer discretion. I don't know if it was ever repealed.
I think part of that was because people would buy/fish salmon and then nail them to door and stuff as pranks or as a result of one person feeling wronged by another.
this is all fine and all until the person that they nailed the door to was away for a few days and coming back to a fish nailed to the door that is at some part rotting.
(this could be done intentionally bob is out of town from Friday to Monday lets nail a fish to his door on Friday evening.
IS THAT FUCKING FISH JENGA
@@Plurmple_lmfao
@@Plurmple_NO
Just handle your salmon in a confident way
I live in Oregon. My dad once mentioned that at some point in his early life (he was born in 1953), the Oregon State Legislature took the time to go through all of its laws and purge the crazy old-timey ones. His favorite was the law stating that anyone going to church must carry a rifle with them in case of a "wild indian invasion".
LMAO?????? i don't understand why you can't just... bring a knife??? i know they have spears but a rifle feels a bit overkill
@@namelastname6884 bro that's your fucking issue with it. Like I admire you're focus on it's practicality first and foremost but, mate, if you're close enough to use a knife, they're close enough to spear you, use their own knife, shoot you with a bow, or just plain beat the shit out of you; it doesn't matter whose attacking, you want a gun, just ask Jack Wilson; and don't make a slip when you start shootin around the lone ranger with a big iron on his hip.
@@namelastname6884" they have spears so bring a knife. " and get stabbed from 5ft away while you're swinging a 4inch blade?
@@namelastname6884 Because both spears and rifles are long distance weapons. Unless you're a knife pro, you're not using a knife far distance (or accurately far distance).
@@namelastname6884those indians ALSO had guns, lots of them too, so good luck
As an accountant who has worked with lawyers for the 8+ years within my profession, the presentation and explanation is WAY too accurate despite my disdain.
Insane that a one night stand could technically land you a payday
@@CrusaderCrunch honestly i was really hoping that the state i lived in had an interesting stupid law, and i was NOT disappointed LMFAO
Kudos on the user name + comment combo.
You are my type of person
Maryland actually repealed the oral sex law two weeks ago. The repeal goes into effect in October.
Bruh sex in Maryland must be either boring as shit or the wildest shit imaginable
Well shit if that's true this video took about 3 weeks to make so I probably just missed it.
I guess Maryland isn't living in 1984 anymore?
Okay but what about the incestuous anal sex bit?
@@Immadeus No, that'd be New Mexico.
i love how the auto chapters work fine until north carolina
then it just
gives up
As a Nebraskan I can’t believe he didn’t mention that as soon as you cross the border in to Iowa, one of the first signs on the road say “shooting waterfowl from the highway is not permitted.” The fact that Iowans have to be told NOT TO SHOOT DUCKS FROM THEIR CARS ON THE HIGHWAY is ridiculous to me and always will be.
Right over the border? Sounds more like the signs are for the people from out-of-state... but idk lol
Cough cough go hawks cough cough
Maybe that sign is there because it's a thing Nebraskans tend to do so much they had to put a sign on the border.
The fact that you think that's the intended meaning behind the sign & law is the ridiculous thing. The public right-of-way is considered part of the highway or roadway, you can legally hunt the public right-of-way on foot in Iowa but for upland game only, not waterfowl.
4:26 - Alabama
8:44 - Alaska
10:48 - Arizona
13:26 - Arkansas
14:16 - California
16:10 - Colorado
19:53 - Connecticut
22:03 - Delaware
26:04 - Florida
26:55 - Georgia
27:41 - Hawaii
30:07 - Idaho
30:47 - Illinois
34:10 - Indiana
34:51 - Iowa
35:43 - Kansas
36:29 - Kentucky
38:41 - Louisiana
40:15 - Maine
41:49 - Maryland
43:36 - Massachusetts
44:13 - Michigan
46:20 - Minnesota
47:31- Mississippi
49:07 - Missouri
54:23 - Montana
54:45 - Nebraska
55:13 - Nevada
56:15 - New Hampshire
56:44 - New Jersey
57:47 - New Mexico
58:51 - New York
59:12 - North Carolina
1:00:24 - North Dakota
1:01:23 - Ohio
1:02:13 - Oklahoma
1:03:21 - Oregon
1:03:40 - Pennsylvania
1:06:15 - Rhode Island
1:07:57 - South Carolina
1:08:35 - South Dakota
1:10:05 - Tennessee
1:13:27 - Texas
1:14:07 - Utah
1:15:34 - Vermont
1:18:10 - Virginia
1:18:54 - Washington
1:20:29 - West Virginia
1:22:17 - Wisconsin
1:24:17 - Wyoming
You are a saint. Almost up there with me and Seth Rogan
love u buddy!
I read this comment to the tune of fifty nifty united states
Cool
bless ye
The fact that that censorship happened in a 1984 board of education meeting is so ironic
literally 1984
Iiterally 1984
The most annoying people in the country must have had a field day
I think the frog law is to make sure people aren't collecting frogs and killing them without a fishing license, and using the excuse that they were allowed to collect them for frog jumping contests
I actually super believe the Wyoming one, my town/area has a similar law. Laws like that are actually a large part of why modern architecture exists, if you can classify the project itself as a piece of art, then you don’t have to pay extra for art
1% isn't really that much either $1k of artwork for a $100k building could be a single painting.
@@hawks8470 OR, you could do what my town did and when they made a new road they made it look like a river... cheapily... it doesnt look like that anymore because it was worn off lol
SPOILERS:
Here's a list of where every law stands after this video. I wanted to put this at the end but I thought it'd slow down the pacing for the build up of the finale.
Law
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Delaware
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Massachusetts
- Mississippi
- Nebraska
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Rhode Island
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Vermont
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Technically a Law via Logical Leap
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Pennsylvania
Not a Law
- Arizona
- Connecticut
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Maine
- Maryland
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nevada
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Utah
- Virginia
- Washington
Could you also clarify if each law is mint, chocolate, or both? I'm especially confused about which of the three that dentures law would be :(
Fun fact: in Oklahoma it’s also illegal for the owner of a bar to allow a patron to pretend to have sex with a buffalo
20-law
5-logical leap
25-not a law
Man really called Chesapeake, cheesecake. It’s pronounced Chess-uh-peak.
I can't believe you didn't say ass shit instead of mule shit.
The bear law in alaska mostly has to do with their hibernation cycles. I remember learning about it when growing up there. Apparently photographers and tourists were messing with bears in hibernation just for a dumb photo, which really messes with the animals and can cause problems if anyone happens to live near their location. There's a ton of forests along populated neighborhoods throughout major towns and cities, and it's not uncommon to see the bears roaming around from time to time without having pissed them off. They added more to the "take" definition to make sure no one could mess with them anymore.
grew up in Seward, between the mooses on the front porch and a black bear camping out in my garage for 10 minutes, tourists are the worst
My uncle and his husband actually took advantage of that Colorado marriage thing to excuse not having any ceremony or anything to my very sentimental and somewhat Catholic gran. It's very handy, the ol' common law.
That’s actually how my mother and step father are married too
If your Gran is Catholic, I don’t think that not having a ceremony is where they’d take issue lol
I read that it only counts if you share a bank account with said person
Common law marriage is pretty stupid and easily abused, as the person in the video talked about. If you can't go to a courthouse to register your marriage, you shouldn't be married. Just intending to get married and living together isn't enough to prove that people were actually willing to actually make it official.
I absolutely love the delicious irony of the guy who does the "How it is Actually Made" series spending hours debunking Internet bullshit and making a feature-length video about it.
And then ending it with footage/audio of his old videos to rub in that yes, you Huggbees fans, are not immune to internet lying
@@Maxisamo1 - I'm not sure that I fully understand your comment.
Please explain what you mean and tell us if your issue has anything to do with difficulty distinguishing between a rinsing machine and a filling machine.
As a Missouri resident I can confirm that the amount of time he spent researching that one law is more time than anyone else has ever spent researching any individual thing about Missouri.
Actually, I'm the exception but generally yeah.
.... also is that any different than any state?
As a fellow Missouri resident, can confirm
st louis
I mean… Missouri has some cool Popeye stuff right? I’ve been there before. I don’t know anyone that’s super interested in Popeye stuff though, so….
@@LordSnurdle we have mufuckin
Brahms
The best fast food restraunt of all time
I was fucking pissed when he
forgor💀 it
As a resident of North Berwick, Maine. I can 100% confirm the validity of the Dunks law. It's right on a super busy intersection and can fuck EVERYTHING up lmao
Isn’t it In south Berwick ME?
I just Googled it, and that Dunkin' obviously has its own very adequate parking lot. Is it the line for the drive-in window that backs up traffic into the street?
@@joshdavis5991 Aha! *That* one looks like the pathetically small Dunkin' Donuts described, and it's in a place where parked cars could really fuck with the elementary school driveway just north of it on the same side of the street, especially if southbound traffic wants to turn left onto Academy St.
But are we sure South Berwick even has authority to make this law? I see Dunkin' is on Maine Route 4, and just 1500' ahead is a crossing of the Salmon Falls R. into New Hampshire. Therefore chances are good this is a Federal Aid Primary Route, and under federal jurisdiction.
@@goodmaroi imagine they do have the power to enforce parking laws of some sort. And yes ive been to the dunks, an an average day not even busy the trafic will be back up to the road. A busy day it will have a line onto the main road. And left turns exiting are not allowed due to it being a busy road and all the issues thay would cause. I never knew it was illegal though. They also di have like 6 parking spots in the back of the lot but usually 4 or so are taken by employees.
I’m a Mississippi correctional officer for the county sheriffs office, I’ve only seen 3 people get booked under Public Profanity, and 2 of them got sentenced in jail to 30 days
jesus, that's quite a rough ratio. 66.6% getting jail time is WILD
@@hive-sys well to be fair, all 3 were…….. not exactly Harvard grads, and thought mouthing off at the stationed deputy in the office was a good idea
@@JEST3R_oh well. Can't take the "abuse" , don't take the job. Also , something about being jailed for speaking in a country who's first amendment to their constitution expressly protects a person's right to.....speech. Anyone else? Jfc if you don't see a problem with that then you need serious f-ing help.
@@jeremiahalguire8231 difference between free speech and verbally abusing someone. Your rights end where another person’s begins, my guy. The classic example is you can’t yell “fire” in a crowded theater.
@@JEST3R_ I'll defer to legal eagle on this one, that's actually not illegal. Look it up my dude.
as a Missouri resident, I am immensely proud of how much anguish my state has caused for huggbees, it will be the most significant thing my sate has done ever.
Hey, Harry S. Truman was from our state! I’d say that’s pretty significant.
Huggbees being able to play guitar is something I forget about a lot but whenever he reminds us I'm like "of course he knows how to do that"
Dude real, I didn't even know but he just felt like he could do that
Hugbees seems like the "super-cool yet nerdy" type that has other interests outside of UA-cam; he isn't terminally online like many other content creators.
I used to be under the impression that it was illegal to deny someone water in Arizona. That turned out to be a myth, but I'm kinda sad that it is because that law would be based as hell. If someone asks for water in a desert hellscape like this state, they probably fuckin' need water.
You take a sip from your trusty vault 13 canteen
That would possibly be redundant because might still be manslaughter if you had enough water. You are really not allowed to just let someone die In front of you.
Everywhere I go, I see his face
What if you only have one sip left and someone asks you for water? Should you go to jail?
@dragonlogos1 You are ABSOLUTELY allowed to let someone die in front of you. You have no legal obligation to others (unless you’re like a doctor or nurse), you only have a moral obligation. I’m not saying I agree with that, but that’s the truth.
So fun fact about the MA golf ball law: This wasn't a no fun allowed law to stop some prankster or really creative assassin, but because golf balls used to be filled with liquid cores as part of manufacture, and the internals were not the safest of fluids. The law was passed because occasionally, these balls would break and people would be injured, particularly in the eyes from acids, so it was better to make a law that prevents all caustic or explosive materials in golf ball manufacture.
Hitman irl
So THATS why the golf balls exploded in that one Tom and Jerry episode
Wouldn't that exclude all golf balls? The liquid core balls would explode in the same circumstances as a wound core ball or a solid (prank explosion ball) ball?
Impact will trigger an explosion on all three, the only difference being the force needed. The wound ball and liquid core ball would both explode if the coating was cut apart. The only one that wouldn't explode is the one marketed as explosive, those are just filled with powder, or are compressed powder. Then cutting it would just spill dust
"Ahem, behold your honor," the lawyer says as turns an open jar of pickles upside down. *The jury all gasp as the pickles just fall all over the fucking floor*
My guy transitions from the most sarcastically forced acting into proper, believable acting at the drop of a hat and I think that's significantly more impressive than just being good at acting
As someone who's lived in Maryland their whole life, everyone here knows and jokes about the odd sex laws here.
You have a very weird circle of friends, because I have family in Maryland and I’ve never heard of this law.
@@ferretyluv You're probably right
I've lived in Maryland for about 16 of my 22 years of life, and I've never heard of this. I am however very happy to learn I'm guilty of blowjob
@@ferretyluvbut what if you're the outlier?
@@ferretyluv I’m from Maryland and my family and friends have heard about the law as well thinking it’s weird
1:07:05 Huggbees just whipping a guitar out and suddenly playing a sick solo was legitimately cool as hell didn't know he could play!
I think the most cool as hell thing is that he apparently played a guitar for a hour.
I live in Minnesota. Minnesota had a “law” where you can’t wear a duck on your head while crossing the Wisconsin border. Not sure if that law only applies to Wisconsin crossing to Minnesota, but I think it wasn’t a real law.
But can you enter Minnesota from Wisconsin wearing a cheese on your head?
@@jimurrata6785 no idea
@@kaytlinkociemba that was a football joke 😂
If I’m not mistaken, cannibalism isn’t technically illegal in the United States, but it's nearly impossible to get human meat legally. It's so if you're in a life or death situation and need to eat someone to survive, you won’t get in legal trouble for it.
The exception is Idaho, which is actually their weird law. Even in a life or death situation you cannot cannibalize.
The only other way is if someone get an amputation and consents for it to be eaten, obviously the human meat would need to safe for consumption as well.
Techinally not a state law if it applies federally
same in the Netherlands, there was even an episode of some tv show where the hosts went through the trouble of getting some (from themselves or eachother idk which) and tasting it.
apparently it tasted a bit like pork if I remember correctly.
@@kaischreurs2488 that's the common sentiment. It's called long pork for a reason.
The Nebraska one about a venereal disease likely isn't the only one and was once in the books for 34 states. Specifically for syphilis. It was a law disguised as a health law that was actually incredibly racist due to the high incidence of syphilis among poor and black folks due to lack of availability of treatment for one reason or another. By disguising it as "oh well give you this blood test to test for VDs" it was mostly to prevent minorities from marrying.
I'm a Nebraskan, and I was surprised to hear about this law because when my spouse and I were filling out the legal documents a few years back, I don't recall either of us even being asked about this. So it's very possible it may just be one of those old laws for racism purposes and nobody can be bothered to question it at this juncture. Or maybe it's at the county's discretion, who can say.
@@yarnsafetygoggles6400 it's probably no longer enforced and I'd guess for a while
@@andreaseverin1346 It might also have been declared unconstitutional. You aren't required to remove federally unconstitutional laws from your legal code, they just can't be enforced. That's where trigger laws for abortion and sodomy come from.
As a Pennsylvanian resident, I am surprised the law mentioned wasn’t “it is illegal to sleep outside on a fridge”.
Huggbees is a true inspiration of being an informal knowledge sharer and satirical comedy man. That, and his statement on people being too lazy to do actual research and making a concrete opinion on things is terrifyingly true. We need more people to be like Huggbees. Smart, clever, funny, can take a joke, actually does their homework on subjects, and above all, has common sense. The most important sense of the six senses. (I honestly wish common was a real sixth sense.)
Im from the UK and we got some old crazy laws and I’m excited to see what the US got.
Yeah, same
@@p-__ weird flex but ok
@@p-__ no they’re not
we flew a kite in a public place
Ah yes, fish Jenga
Wisconsin has the same drinking law for minors as illinois does, except it also extends to bars. you can legally drink at a bar as a minor as long as your parents are around and approve it.
I've been to Wisconsin and something I noticed was that there was vomit in every fucking parking lot. I don't know but heard from someone I knew that it was because of people getting black out drunk. So I would believe it.
Ohio has that law too but it doesn’t apply to bars
That wouldn't stand up to federal law. One case involving a minor at a bar, and that part of the law's gone.
i live in rural wisconsin and i remember kids bragging about drinking in elementary school lol
Forever grateful he mentioned parents can give their kids alcohol in Illinois, I still remember my mom tricking me into sipping her drink multiple new years eves in a row and how the taste firmly cemented me as a non-drinker
I'm surprised the law claiming it's illegal to speak English in Illinois wasn't mentioned. I've heard of the culinary school loophole for
My wife actually told me a story about someone throwing a rock from an overpass, and causing the car it hit to be involved in a fatal accident. She is from Iowa, and that is where this happened. I assume the law is related.
There was a National story recently about three boys who threw a rock off an overpass as a prank and killed a woman.
Frog jumping contests use wild frogs that get released back into the wild after. My bet is that the law is written thus so that people can't use "frog jumping casualty" as an excuse to avoid a poaching charge.
I think my favorite bonkers law has to be one from Arkansas, where it is illegal to own six or more bobcats without a permit; its the fact that they specify a number where it becomes an issue that gets me
It's less weird when you consider how many exotic "pets" are kept in the USA, especially big cats. Bobcats aren't usually social outside mating season but strictly territorial so keeping a group of adults is reckless.
This video should be used as everyone’s introduction to law and legal study.
36:29
From Kentucky here, let me elaborate on that one. This is an odd amalgamation of a few things.
On one hand, it's the anti-animal cruelty angle like Hugs said.
But also, the '6' in there comes from trying to dissuade people from buying a young animal, then neglecting it. Also, most of those animals are group animals and need company, so.
The small animal thing is because it used to be common to dye the baby animals for Easter. People would buy one give it to their brat. If the animal lived they were often illegally dumped somewhere.
There is more than one state with a similar law for the same exact reason.
I raise and sell chickens and even in AR there are laws on the min amount of baby chicks I can sell at once.
Yeah he assumed that in the video
@@MaxiemumKarnage well, he didnt get that specific
48:23
I absolutely love the beat around the bush cursing Huggbees does 😂
...& then he exclaimed "F☆€×" & it went immediately into a ad break for me LOL
The "weird law" of my hometown was that you would be fined for not paying for a parking meter if you tethered your circus elephant to it.
Huggbees has inspired me to do more studies, arguing and debating, and pretty much anything else I find fun now. This guy molded me by teaching me things I only use to prove points or tell for fun. That’s an interesting tale.
That's how based he is.
The only one that could be as cool as him is James Lee
America is weird about having its laws revolve around Sundays. I'm stationed in South Carolina, and the weirdest law that I learned that they have is that you can't beat your wife on courthouse steps on a Sunday. I have no idea why that one is so specific or if it's been repealed or not.
I misread that as “can” the first time which made it 10x weirder
Thanks. I will from now onwards beat my wife on courthouse steps on a Saturday
I like how that implies that it's A-OK any other time and anywhere else.
Starting this video with the highest brow 🤨 at the beginning as an alabamian. Lol, great ad break and caught me off gaurd. I'm just glad it wasn't the overused ice cream in the back pocket law. think the origin was people used that to lead horses to steal them. So they had to prove intent? ANYWAY, hilarious video and you definitely earned a subscriber! 😂😄
If there needs to be a law to not fuck with a bear, whoever's breaking it deserves a Darwin award
It's a good day when another classic Huggbees State Slander comes out
You missed the point, it was ironically "us" slander, not the US, but us as the viewers and internet goers at large. Did you fact-check him after the video? Didn't think so...
54:25 sadly John Frederick Montana, the man who passed this bill was in a hurry one day preparing for his 4th of July party and accidentally brought fireworks into the council meeting.
Upon releasing this he immediately blew himself up to avoid breaking his own law.
Oh, sort of like Charondas, an ancient Greek in Sicily. He passed a law against wearing weapons in the assembly (upon penalty of death) and then slew himself when he violated his own law.
If nothing else, that's a politician who could be relied on to obey the law.
@@VarangianGuard13 ua-cam.com/video/5ngg5-uwQYI/v-deo.html
@@VarangianGuard13 Congratulations on finding the joke
@Blocky Gamez Some people enjoy sharing information with others.
Have a nice day.
@@VarangianGuard13 sorry I didn’t mean to be rude I just get so few occasions to use that clip
I'm so impressed with the scope and research that went into this video, deserves more attention.
"Do not put specimens in mouth." --high school biology rule.
As a New Mexican, who recently covered Romeo and Juliet last school year-no, nothing was censored. In fact, Romeo and Juliet tickled our devilish minds as Shakespeare wrote a story that was quite fucked up.
And Heisenberg is a real teacher in our hearts.
I think it was for the 1984 school year and that year alone.
Literally 1984…
"As a New Mexican"
Man that aged like milk when he got to West Virginia.
The fact that in New Mexico women cannot appear unshaven in public is crazy
Are you hero of worms?
@@p-__ no they aren’t
@@p-__ PROOOOOFFFFFFF???????
@W2S Shorts 🅥 Friendly fire will not be tolerated.
We have a lot of latinas here, it's necessary.
For the frog racing one, I would expect that it came about to try and keep parasites out of the local evosystem. Depending on how popular the sport is/was, people might have been going out of state to get better frogs, and possibly bringong back things no one wanted tearing apart the local wildlife.
In this case, "destroyed" wpuld be most easily fulfilled by incineration, which would deal with any hanger ons
Huggbees: Weird laws from every US state
Also Huggbees: Casually leaves Maine out
No, Maine’s there at 40:16
56:40 I was expecting to see this one. It’s illegal to harvest seaweed at night in New Hampshire because people were overharvesting it to use as fertilizer on their lawns and it was causing significant erosion to the beaches. Much like with some other weird laws, in context it makes some amount of sense, though it’s probably worth taking off the books.
Why at night specifically? They couldn’t cause erosion during the day?
@@uranium54321While I'm not from Delaware and I'm taking a guess at this. My guess is that there was, and still is, no supervision in regards to how much seaweed is harvested at night.
@@randomvids1231000 that would make sense!
My best guess for that Florida Skydiving law is that it would be one of those basic "Sunday is a holy day" laws that someone has stretched to its absolute breaking point.
I live in Maryland, so I already had a feeling that the shirt law wasn't true, and I was almost going to feel relieved that the place I live doesn't have any weird laws, until that second law was brought up. I'm ashamed ngl
I was thinking that the law he would have picked was it is illegal to bring a lion into a movie theater in Baltimore
The fact of how easy it is to legally start a religion just makes your bit with "take your communion by the gallon" that much funnier lol
the fact that he could've just made this a list of crazy laws but went out of his way to tell us if and why they're real is super cool
I can't help being distracted by Andrew's computer screen reflecting off his glasses and giving him Sans eyes
Fuck, now I see it too
1. Yes I remember the “children cannot trick or treat” thing in VA. It was as ridiculous as it was enforceable.
2. It’s Chesapeake (Chess-a-peek) and it’s the 3rd most boring city in America as you can clearly see why; they hate anything and everything fun. Once upon a time they were going to build Busch Gardens there but people threw a massive fit over it and that’s why it’s now in Williamsburg.
I hate this city
Which is ironic because I heard that Busch Gardens also looked at King and Queen County as a potential location, but the residents there also turned it down so it ended up near Williamsburg.
NM student here
1. no clue
2. yes walter white actually works at every school and teaches us how to grill meth with green chilies
"if i say eating a mayonnaise sandwich is illegal in los Angeles, that doesn't mean its illegal in all of California. "
me, who lives in America, with uncles who live and work in los Angeles: wait that's not its own state?
You have single handedly convinced me to move to California for my frog-breeding operations.
Calaveras county baby house of the jumping frog contest
I think not enough people are talking about the ending of the video, the spread of misinformation through the internet is genuinely scary.
I'm really happy you took the time to research and debunk the fake ones I always find it weird have stuff like that gets passed around.
As an Arkansas resident, I think our law is ironic. Since most people that live here can't even pronounce common words correctly.
As another Arkansas resident I want to remind you of the decades of court cases about the spelling of Arkansas because the politicians thought Arkansaws made them look like a bunch of hillbilly bumpkins.
Arkansauce
The weird law from New Mexico I heard growing up was that "idiots" can't vote. It meant something like disabled person or something. It's been a while since I heard about it and I was kind of hoping that was the one that was explained
Legally an idiot is someone with an IQ of 40.
You could always... Take the message of the video to heart, and look into it yourself.
@@lunalesombras1150 I just did and apparently it was a law but they're at least in the process of changing it
That sort of leans into Constitutional rights. According to the existing amendments, the right to vote can't be denied based on race or gender, and there cannot be a tax that must be paid to be able to vote. The 1960s voting laws were only put in place to ensure African Americans aren't denied the right to vote. As far as I know, the capability of mentally disabled people was never ensured.
@@verylostdoommarauder it's better to say Black since not all Black people are of African descent. You can also be African and not even remotely black. For example, anyone from Egypt who immigrates to America and becomes naturalized would be African American, but the majority of the citizens are not Black. Same goes for Elon Musk, the worlds most successful African American.
can we all just admit that huggbees message at the end is a good way to give people a wake up call and is done masterfully
Found your channel yesterday and I love it. You have the same chaotic casual energy of a nerdy best friend coming home and just infodumping about everything they've learned in the past month. Subscribing :)
As a researcher, I felt that ending statement. The absolute worst part about it is that I triple check my sources before putting anything down in research papers or lessons, and I've still been proven wrong on a few occasions by experts in the field, even on occasions where I only used resources from experts!
False information is not only spread on the "casual" internet or newspapers but in scientific journals and research papers as well, and it's not uncommon, either! Every year that passes, it becomes harder and harder to verify information, and AI will only make matters worse. This is largely why we're in the state that we're in-nobody can verifiably believe anything, so everyone has to be absolutely "sure" of what they know, which obviously spreads more misinformation and disinformation than actual fact!
It's not just that people don't research (though this is largely true, especially of media), it's that it's constantly getting harder and harder to research! When comedians speak more truth than schools and cited sources alike, you know it's time to do something about it.
Don't forget how much is hidden behind paywalls! Bane of unpaid researchers and causal fact-checkers everywhere.
For reference, the drinking law where you can drink at home in Illinois is true for almost all states except like 5. And Louisiana used to allow you to drink in public with your parent. I don't know what the current status is though.
Texas too. However, in a place like a bar or restaurant, the place has to agree to serve you, and public consumption is banned in places like state parks and the like.
The most fun part about drinking laws is that any state can make the legal age less than 21 at any time. They'll just get federal road funding cut.
Louisiana RS14:93.10(2)(a)(ii) still allows parents/guardians/spouses to let their kids/spouses get krunk, so go Louisiana.
I was unsure of how to read it until 93.13(A) specifically allows parents/spouses to buy alcohol for their underaged kids/spouses.
I've lived in Louisiana my whole life and knowing how much we love drinking, it makes sense
As a European, this was a delight to see😂😂
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The flabbergasted expression on my face as I look up from my Nintendo Switch
"There's no law against putting pennies in my ears!"
I know Superman called him Prankster, but...am I the only one that thinks that guy looks a LOT like the Penny Plunderer?
I'm never having a sleepover in Colorado because I don't want to be legally married 3 times just because I wanted to watch a movie with some friends
Only if you sign an affidavit, then you're legally married. Namely health insurance
That Illinois law where there’s a clause about drinking in the house just feels normal to me. If you couldn’t tell, I live in Europe, where we are a lot more lax with alcohol, and I was allowed to drink indoors from aged 14. I personally never really got drunk or anything until I turned 19, but my sister does on a semi regular basis at home. This is because she doesn’t know her limits on certain alcohol, and is a sickie with it. It’s safer for her to drink here while it’s still unavailable to her outside because it means that she can learn her limits and how to be safe in a supervised environment. To be clear, we obviously don’t let her do it more than like once every 2 weeks or on school nights and stuff…but it’s important for her to learn how to handle her drinks and know where her limit is where she feels comfortable and still has fun. That’s why so many people get into such a bad state with alcohol at a young age, because they don’t know what they’re doing with it.
Also we say she gets drunk, but she drinks like 75 ml of vodka with mixers and two Ciders at like 8pm, is completely fine until like 11, when she is viciously throwing up in the toilet. She’s not going crazy or anything, she just hasn’t learned what alcohol affects her differently and what she should and shouldn’t drink if she’s trying to be responsible, which is why she’s allowed to drink in the first place in the house. Because she needs to figure that out before she becomes legal and makes silly mistakes.
I am from Pennsylvania, and I thought you were going to use the "You cannot sleep on top of a refrigerator on the edge of the road on a Friday" law
Finally a feature length hugbees video to top that time he just uploaded the entire public domain movie “a house on haunted hill” which still counts it’s one of his best videos
Dude, it's past midnight for me. I had a hard day at work. I didn't expect to have someone remind me that most of the information I get I take without any further level of thought and how I regurgitate said information without any thought, leading to a cycle of misinformation that I keep thinking I'm above when in reality I'm not.
I vaugley remember the story behind the coin law from Hawaii being about scam artists scamming the kin gof Hawaii bybstealing his coins.
Proud to be a resident of two states that have laws that are actually laws (California and Wyoming)
So I actually know why the animal dyeing one is a thing, in Asian countries they dye baby chicks as a pet and once they grow to be "ugly" you're supposed to throw them away, or eat them. This is actually what the Blaziken line was based on and the artist originally wanted to push what a pokemon could be and was a test to see if people would keep it or leave it in the PC. Also Metagross
If that's true, they really dropped the ball on Blaziken, because it's easily the coolest starter.
@@BerserkerLuke Spicy karate chicken gang!
@@BerserkerLuke The only person who would think that is someone who started with Hoenn, which easily has the wrost Pokemon designs of any generation.
@thewanderingmistnull2451 lol, try again. Started with gen 1, I just don't kiss its ass and pretend it's perfect like idiots like you do.
@@autinjones7194 Indeed
I had to make a project in a sociology class where I could pick any topic to talk about, and I wanted to make it about dumb laws. This video massively appeals to me.
You should make it be a lot like this video.
You say at the beginning it's about dumb laws, but then over the course of the presentation, you debunk the laws until at the end it's revealed your presentation was actually about misinformation and the importance of fact-checking.
That bit about a kid being allowed to drink at home with parental permission is pretty much true across the country, I know specifically in Virginia where I'm from it's the case and I've heard it's true in every or almost every state. Also I've always generally heard that you're allowed to have wine in church so I think in order to not be playing favorites with any religion most or all states probably also allow kids to have alcohol in religious ceremonies.
My mom drank wine coolers with grandmother
I have a problem with the PA one. That being there are quite a few fortune tellers across from the local airport. It's not like they're hard to spot or hidden away from the local police, because they have neon signs and there's a police station right next door. It's not even the only place I've seen signs for fortune tellers.
Fun fact- the last one- from Wyoming, also is in place in Philadelphia! Anyone who builds a building worth a certain amount has to donate 1% of their budget to public art works. Thanks to this (and many other pro-art rules by the city), the city is known as the outdoor art museum
I wanna visit Wyoming now
The rule about ducks in Kentucky applies to most livestock. Rabbit, chickens, and water fowl must be bought in lots of 6-7 at minimum. Animals like goats an sheep don’t have to be bought in lots of two but I believe they have to be kept within lots of atleast 2. I had this issue at a tractor supply store when I was trying to get a Peking duckling to raise up and put in a neighborhood pond with a single Peking in it.
Was it specified as to why this is? If not, my best guess is that most of those livestock are social animals. And thus it would be cruel and/or abusive to keep them in too small a number.
@@CatLover-lk9gz It's to prevent people from raising and abandoning them as pets. A duckling or baby rabbit is adorable but eventually the cute stage ends and they have to be raised as an adult. Livestock are typically not bred to function as pets and families will abandon them in the wild where they are suddenly either passing unnatural disease vectors to wildlife as prey or outcompeting the natural wildlife as invasive species.
@@CatLover-lk9gz it has to do with the animals being very social and needing large groups in order to have a good social structure otherwise they can become lethargic and depressed
The frog thing is likely to keep people from circumventing hunting license laws by forcing frogs to compete in contests until heart failure, since they couldnt reasonably ban frog jumping contests.
For Illinois you should've went with the one where it is illegal for you to collect roadkill unless you have paid all of your child support
as someone from georgia, i was expecting the one about ice cream in the back pocket on sunday. but i immediately knew the one you brought up was fake because theres a fair that passes through every year and i know damn well that theyve offered goldfish as prizes for some ring/ping pong ball tossing game
"But that's stupid and you're stupid so let's not be stupid"
-hugbee, 2023
"But that's stupid and you're stupid so let's not be stupid"
-hugbee, 2023" hugebee fan, 2023
13:41 imagine if some asshole goes around and just goes “ARE KAAANSAS, AREE KANNNNSAS, ARE KANNNSAS” around judges and police officers just to piss them off and actually does get charged
XD
18:54 this is like landlords who try to say someone has more people living in the home than their lease allows, because they see they have visitors and a social life during the day or a gf stays over one night 😂
A peculiar incident that might be worth making a short video on is the Butte Montana explosion. A fire broke out at a warehouse, and the fire brigade went to put it out. The company that owned the warehouse were illegally storing explosives inside and had them hidden behind iron plates; when it detonated it basically turned into a massive frag grenade and killed nearly the entire fire department (the only survivor was shielded by a horse, but was gravely injured). The explosion lit other warehouses on fire, where other companies were also illegally storing explosives. With the entire fire department dead or incapacitated, the city was basically SOL.
Thats depressing
What the actual fuck.
@@3asianassassin pretty much, yeah.
As a Kansan, I once heard a law ( i think it was a really old law and also was probably in a certain county or something) that it was illegal to make cherry pie with ice cream or something (I was really young I dont remember)
I'm kinda worried about Hugbees's reaction to finding out sodomy laws are still on the books, forgetting to mention that all of them by our 2023 moral standards are unenforceable, and he didn't mention the Minnesota law that bans crossing into Wisconsin with a duck on your head. If Hugbees got arrested for anything then I wouldn't get any more Hugbees videos and that would be sad. 😢