As a college freshman in engineering, can confirm: a plastic hanger will *definitely* hold up an entire bed and the human on top of it with frequent use for long hours at a time *just like* a metal pin. I'm definitely not questioning how still he had to be up there to not shatter that whole hanger like a prehistoric femur.
Whenever Bob impersonates Mark saying "it's fine it's fine, I'll sleep up high, good air up high, it'll be fine." just makes me die laughing all the time. It's just the way he said it that's so funny.
Imagine my surprise when I, a new college freshman, learn not only did Markiplier go to the same college as me, but lived in the same dorm as well. There is a not zero chance that I sleep on the same bed or bedframe that Markiplier did.
As a recent college graduate, I can say, without a doubt, that this is exactly the kind of logic to expect out of two, intelligent, creative individuals. Brain for book? Yes. Brain for put bed together? No. No. All brain go to book, none left for build.
People are giving Mark shit for using the plastic hanger parts as the metal pins, but let’s take a moment to acknowledge that Bob, the one who is usually the voice of reason of the Peens, agreed!
the voice of reason agreeing to what sounds like one of the worst life decisions ever is how you know it's actually somehow a good idea that will work out in the most questionable ways
The absolute best part of this story: nothing ever goes wrong. Even after this, when they’re talking about how the guy upstairs was getting it on all the time and Mark practically had his nose in the sex, like the mighty Atlas, that plastic pin never falters or breaks.
Hold My Beer, Bob's Fridge, and the kayak trip are my top three favorite episodes. Something about Bob being super peeved/exasperated/disbelieving is just comedy gold.
As someone who also went to school for engineering, this is *entirely* on brand for engineering students: the ability to improvise solutions and jury-rig shit together with minimal preparation, and a total disregard for common sense. Also you tend not to learn about things like "stress" or "tensile strength" until your second year.
@@Supermutant6112 I may not be an engineering major but from my wast amounts of knowledge I'm assuming that you with your engineering degree with also concurred that thin cheap plastic should hold just about as good as refined Steel
I really appreciate how Mark has always 1000% been the Mark we know and love, even in his college years. This entire story has Mark shenanigans written all over it. And every single thing that Bob described Mark doing or saying made me think "Yep.... that sounds about right."
When I look back on it, I think Mark just mellowed out a LOT. Like, he still has the same goofy ideas from over 10 years ago, he's just older and a little calmer.
@@josse13579yeah, bob and mark met during their freshman year when they roomed together. this is probably their First year together learning about each othwr.
Imagine Mark as a legit engineer building a complete legit bridge and then doesn’t have the right part and is like “YOU KNOW WHAT WORKED IN COLLEGE” And then somewhere in the world there’s a bridge that relies a bit on a plastic clothes hanger.
@@Plusle843 I was saying that your suggestion also worked with the joke that Mark would use unstable materials for engineer stuff. Didn’t mean to offend I guess.
@@IDrawSometimes__525 No offence, it just didn't work. How do you imagine a piece of ruler to work in any sort of big construction? Nevermind that clotheshanger didn't even carry any weight(except for one), it was actually about stabilising, keeping the legs of beds centered.
One of my best friends is an engineer. Two of my roommates last year were in engineering. When I hear people talk and joke about engineers, I can tell they've never met one. This... sounds EXACTLY like an engineer. To do something bizarre but technically functional.
Mark : "I could've been an Engineer !" [2:04] Also Mark : _(sees no problems with substituting an assembly bunk bed's factory grade metal pins with an improvised rod from a plastic clothes hanger he found in his college closet)_
These three just have such an energy, Bob's willingness to go along with Mark's ideas. When Bob just says "Perfect. How big do you think they need to be?" I died. I can't stop giggling at the way Bob deliveres lines. I need to catch up on this podcast I forgot about this episode XD this is so well animated
To be fair, with how small the pieces would have been, there likely would've been enough tensile strength to keep all of them from snapping or shearing, except maybe that extra long piece.
I love the just _delightfully_ awkward way Mark is talking in the beginning. XP "You wanna LOFT ...the.... you wanna put the BEDS in a ..... l ..... on top? BUNK em?? You wanna BUNK the BEDS??" Beautiful. X3
To be quite fair, compression and torsion strength are completely different. It's the same reason concrete seems hard like a rock but collapses when there's too much strain pulling it apart. I'm no expert though, it's possible that the reason it held is different, but I'd guess it gives when cut, since it's soft, but being flexible and having the support of 3 other rods it was resistant to it sliding off and snapping (since the hole wouldn't be hard or sharp enough to cut it). I wouldn't bet on it lasting any longer than 2 years though, but still.
@@lucianoariasduval We know that the plastic is soft because they cut it. Imagine what would happen if the upper bed tilted a little. The weight would cause the plastic to bend and snap. There is a reason it's supposed to be metal.
@@dorarandom7870 I don't think you quite got what I meant. The fact we are 100% sure about is that, against better judgment, they used the coat hanger and it somehow held the whole year. What I'm arguing is not whether or not it was smart to do, but rather figure out how it managed to survive. Concrete, while resistant to compression, is brittle and and not very tough when pulled apart from different points. If they had filled the hole with concrete, it would've tilted over 100%. So why did the plastic hold? Iron and derivatives are both resistant to compression and also flexible (not brittle), which is why metal rods are a prime choice for support. What I figured is that while plastic bends easily, it's likely that its flexibility means that it resists the force of the bed sliding off. Flexible plastic is easy to bend sideways, but very hard to snap. Imagine if you couldn't strain the plastic's integrity by bending it and you just had to snap it in half by pulling with one hand and pushing with the other. Being incased in wood it wouldn't actually bend, it just slides, so maybe as long as you don't push it too much, it can hold your weight going up and down the bed. It's still mostly just a theory based on vague understanding of how these materials work. I'm no engineer, I'm a biology student and I have to study organic chemistry even if it's not my thing, those are my qualifications lol.
@@lucianoariasduval I'm also not even close to begin an engineer but your idea seems pretty solid. It's also not just the materials that kept the beds from being unstable but the beds themselves. It's hard to explain but if the beds started to tilt, the plastic wouldn't bend far enough to actually snap because the beds are in each other's way. The pressure that would have to be applied would have to be strong enough to damage the bed itself. To stay stacked on each other is actually a preferable position for the beds regarding gravity. The plastic was mainly just there to keep the upper bed in place. It's not that plastic is that durable, the position in which it wouldn't be is just less likely to happen. Still, pretty dangerous.
Lmao I love that I IMMEDIATELY knew where this was going. I was an RA in college and I had multiple residents who I found mid-bunking or other dangerous furniture “hacks” that could’ve been done same-day by just telling me so I could get maintenance. I love this.
This actually sounds completely correct. I roomed with an engineering major for freshman year and… man. There was some dumb, weird shit going on all the time.
@@bucciarati1873 my condolences brother. I made it past calculus and physics, hit a wall at differential equations and linear algebra. Now in I'm environmental science.
@@dragonreiver8929 I switched over to accounting. Figured I’d go for a career where the main skill I need is mathematics since I’ve always been good at it. I just didn’t have the ingenuity for engineering.
the absolute best story i have heard.. it sounds absolutely like a Mark and Bob thing to do, eyballing it, saying "screw it" too. i'd have to give them an A+ for being creative and getting away with a disaster waiting to happen.
They way they're describing their dorm, is EXACTLY how I'd explain mine. My roommate and I can't bunk the beds because of rules...even though the pegs are there.
The "Cool Guys" visual at 0:41 gives me such strong "Not Lame!" spongebob vibes and I can only assume the animator had to have done that on purpose. I love it!
ah this is golden, it reminds me of the one time when i was building legos and this piece didn't fit and they just say "you can't force it on" and i walk into the garage, and in my head say "f it" and grab the hammer, walk in the room, and at full strength hit the lego down on the lego set and somehow It worked
Listen. As someone who currently goes to a university whose primary focus is engineering I can tell you. This is EXACTLY how engineers and engineering students behave.
I sent this the my RA at my seasonal job to have a maintenance guy come bunk the beds, because originally I was in my room with one bed alone, then they brought another person and bed to my room and put it in front of my dresser so I couldn't really access my clothes for a week and a half. I was so close to doing it myself, but my RA thought it was funny and we got a maintenance person to help.
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 a herm is a stone pillar base thing with the sculpture of a persons head ontop (most commonly hermes hence the name!) they drew wade like that since it was discussed in one of the distractsble episodes which this audio is from .)!
The entire podcast had me on edge for about 15 minutes afterwards. Jokes aside, go listen to Distractable. Distractable is fucking hilarious. Distractable is the kind of stuff that goes through your brain in an instant, but spread into an actual topic. If you choose not to listen to Distractable, you're choosing to ignore the voices in your head. And I thought the Edge of Sleep was a good podcast... Holy shit we as humanity have a lot to discover. More episodes of Distractable I mean. What the fuck are you doing still reading this comment? Go listen to Distractable or I'll stealthily swap your femurs for pieces of plastic clothes-hangers and they'll snap due to the sheer amount of weight and guilt on your shoulders for not listening to Distractable.
Dis-what? Is this a play-through I missed or something? 😂 (I’m incredibly picky with what I watch so there are a lot of things I haven’t even heard of).
"But if you leave it like that and our it on top of another bed, there's like maybe a FOOT between the bed and the ceiling." Is definetely the best part of this 😂.
I’m in a dorm with those beds. The bed is basically a metal frame, you put a mattress in top, with four metal triangles that you pin into four wooden legs that you can adjust. Whenever someone moves in and wants to adjust it you can hear the RA going crazy with a mallet.
I love how this animator uses all the computer actions to their advantage and makes hilarious little jokes of their own in-between like the Lego Wade losing his hair 😂😂😂😂
Love how he was studying engineering and was like, “yeah plastic is basically as good as metal.”
It worked didn't it? :p
@@TheArachnoBot Half of engineering is getting it to work, the other half is just saying fuck it and finding problems later.
I can confirmed. In engineering, if it works, don't question it.
i mean most engineering students dont take materials until after freshman year
Biomedical engineering though
Mark really made use of his engineering education that day.
Oh f*ck that got me, XD
@YeaMan
This dude's page: 🥶❄️❄️🌨☃️⛄️
@@Rysussybaka that’s a bit too warm I would say, maybe an extra -40 Celsius
cue "I COULD'VE BEEN AN ENGINEER!"
@@kenziebalhatchet3918 nah man, drop the temperature by another 273 Celcius
“Good air up high” makes me burst out laughing because it is 100% something Mark would say
He did say it tho
@@tozoromii no no in like a "yup. That's Mark. There he goes" kinda way
Literally the most Mark line I've ever heard
I like how none of us have ever met Mark but we all know how Mark that Mark quote is
fucking same
exactly what i thought too
Bob: Yo, how ya doin Mark?
Mark: *LETS LOFT THE FRICKIN BEDS*
The start of a blossoming friendship.
@@devontamosley4487 XD
he he im by the treee
*WANNA BUNK EM? BU- BUNK THE BEDS? LETS BUNK EM*
Bob: *Hey mark how was your break?*
Mark: *LET’S LOFT THE BEDS.*
Don't forget the heavy breathing!
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YES
_Great minds think alike_
Seems legit
freshman ENGINEER mark: a fraction of a plastic hanger TOTALLY has the same stability as a METAL pin!
I FORGOT HE WAS STUDYING TO BE AN ENGINEER AT THAT POINT
and apparently it did
Anyone can build a bridge that stands. It takes an engineer to build a bridge that barely stands.
@@jeezuhskriste5759 true true
As a college freshman in engineering, can confirm: a plastic hanger will *definitely* hold up an entire bed and the human on top of it with frequent use for long hours at a time *just like* a metal pin. I'm definitely not questioning how still he had to be up there to not shatter that whole hanger like a prehistoric femur.
Whenever Bob impersonates Mark saying "it's fine it's fine, I'll sleep up high, good air up high, it'll be fine." just makes me die laughing all the time. It's just the way he said it that's so funny.
Yeah it really feels like something Mark would actually say
And it seems so on-brand for Mark
What's with all these bots/fame seekers in this comment section lmao
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Its so accurate
Imagine my surprise when I, a new college freshman, learn not only did Markiplier go to the same college as me, but lived in the same dorm as well. There is a not zero chance that I sleep on the same bed or bedframe that Markiplier did.
Damn lucky
bunk your bed. you gotta
Did you loft with your roomie?
@@poisonmantis4191 yes it's a religion if you have marks bed
Legendary moment of your life!!!!
As a recent college graduate, I can say, without a doubt, that this is exactly the kind of logic to expect out of two, intelligent, creative individuals. Brain for book? Yes. Brain for put bed together? No. No. All brain go to book, none left for build.
Marks books were about build though 😂😂
@@joslynjayde3939 True, but they were both freshmen. He probably didn’t get many books for build yet.
mood
Assuming you even got brain for book too
@@joslynjayde3939 his books were build for biomedical. Not books for build design.
People are giving Mark shit for using the plastic hanger parts as the metal pins, but let’s take a moment to acknowledge that Bob, the one who is usually the voice of reason of the Peens, agreed!
Without hesitation too💀
the voice of reason agreeing to what sounds like one of the worst life decisions ever is how you know it's actually somehow a good idea that will work out in the most questionable ways
@@randomhuman5714 according to the story, he didn’t only agree: he up-sold it. “Perfect…”
AND Bob is the one sleeping under it!
thank you for using bobs full title, you dont see people use it all that often
They need to animate “Bob’s Fridge.” I would pay to see that animated.
Not even just a part of it, the entire episode
@@peepock7796 we should start a patreon to hire a professional
@@flumfybud we should start a patreon to hire LIXIAN to animate it
that gave me an idea, i’m gonna work on a gmod animation of that
yep
bob's impression of mark going "Dah, fuck it!" is so accurate and is 100% smth mark would have said and i love it
Let's loft the bed first words that make this even funnier
"i'll sleep up high, good air up high!"
whoever animated this did wade dirty by aging him throughout 😂
OOOOOOFFFF
ya'll need to to stop this "who did this" shit. its literally in the description
He became a herm
@@HelloyouTheSmiley you should know that no one reads the description and he can ask whatever shit he whats to ask, don't like piss off then lol
@@dell10781 it’s literally also at the end of the video, are you not staying to the end?
The absolute best part of this story: nothing ever goes wrong. Even after this, when they’re talking about how the guy upstairs was getting it on all the time and Mark practically had his nose in the sex, like the mighty Atlas, that plastic pin never falters or breaks.
The next time this channel wins an award or whatever they need to thank that plastic pin.
Also he fell the next morning after putting it up there xd
Except for how he forgot they bunked the beds and so Mark fell out one morning.
Like the saying goes, bad ideas are only bad if they don’t work
I mean yeah sounds about right
I like how the animator added a body bag under the bed when Bob was explaining how to bunk beds
I’ve watched this so many times and never noticed! Had to go back and watch it again-which I was perfectly okay with. 😂
1:28 for anyone looking!
Omg what a detail, can’t believe I missed that so many times. Thank you!
omg I knew exactly which part you were talking about and went back to look, never noticed that!!! 😂😂😂
The FOOT sent me
“Hold my beer” is still my favorite episode to date. Probably have listened to it more times than I’m willing to admit.
Hold My Beer, Bob's Fridge, and the kayak trip are my top three favorite episodes. Something about Bob being super peeved/exasperated/disbelieving is just comedy gold.
“I was wrong” makes me giggle so much, just wade not knowing where the pee hole made my whole week.
@@r.j.penfold Wade hosts the best episodes
Does anyone else wanna hear the story about this party they threw? Or is it just me?
@@RoseMoon95 due to their uncontrollable laughter when they mentioned the party, I can only assume it’s a good story
Can I just say, I love that they've got Mark's flat straight mullet just perfect for the era.
What’s very funny is most beds like this, all you actually have to do is flip it over and place the mattress on the other side to make it “lower”
The problem is that the legs of the bed that were on the bottom won't be able to fit since the length of the bed to the roof is very small
@@BatGoat1943 no?
@@BatGoat1943 It would be the exact same leg length either way
@@BatGoat1943that is not how geometry works
@@BatGoat1943 If the bed could fit right side up then it could fit upside down, it wouldn't suddenly become taller when flipped.
My favorite part of this is that MARK WAS GOING TO COLLEGE FOR ENGINEERING FOR FUCKS SAKE
nah this checks out for engineering majors
As someone who also went to school for engineering, this is *entirely* on brand for engineering students: the ability to improvise solutions and jury-rig shit together with minimal preparation, and a total disregard for common sense.
Also you tend not to learn about things like "stress" or "tensile strength" until your second year.
@@Supermutant6112 I may not be an engineering major but from my wast amounts of knowledge I'm assuming that you with your engineering degree with also concurred that thin cheap plastic should hold just about as good as refined Steel
@@Supermutant6112 Eh, this was under compression. Materials tend to perform better under compression than tension soooo...
*good enough*
The world we live in
I really appreciate how Mark has always 1000% been the Mark we know and love, even in his college years. This entire story has Mark shenanigans written all over it. And every single thing that Bob described Mark doing or saying made me think "Yep.... that sounds about right."
When I look back on it, I think Mark just mellowed out a LOT. Like, he still has the same goofy ideas from over 10 years ago, he's just older and a little calmer.
@@dubioustheatreyt8096 True true, but still definitely _VERY_ Mark-y. Lmao.
This story is a lot funnier if you imagine that this is the first time Mark and Bob met
Wait what? 🤣
@@josse13579yeah, bob and mark met during their freshman year when they roomed together. this is probably their First year together learning about each othwr.
Imagine Mark as a legit engineer building a complete legit bridge and then doesn’t have the right part and is like “YOU KNOW WHAT WORKED IN COLLEGE”
And then somewhere in the world there’s a bridge that relies a bit on a plastic clothes hanger.
More like concrete bridge, ran out of steel beams or concrete, and it has some wood right at the base, where all the stress goes.
@@Plusle843 Ah yes, for security you know.
@@IDrawSometimes__525 I mean plastic CLOTHESHANGER for a BRIDGE is way too small. I went with something more realistic.
@@Plusle843 I was saying that your suggestion also worked with the joke that Mark would use unstable materials for engineer stuff. Didn’t mean to offend I guess.
@@IDrawSometimes__525 No offence, it just didn't work. How do you imagine a piece of ruler to work in any sort of big construction? Nevermind that clotheshanger didn't even carry any weight(except for one), it was actually about stabilising, keeping the legs of beds centered.
"I'll sleep up high; GOOD AIR UP HIGH!". You would never have to be told Mark said this; you can just tell.
One of my best friends is an engineer. Two of my roommates last year were in engineering. When I hear people talk and joke about engineers, I can tell they've never met one.
This... sounds EXACTLY like an engineer. To do something bizarre but technically functional.
Mark : "I could've been an Engineer !" [2:04]
Also Mark : _(sees no problems with substituting an assembly bunk bed's factory grade metal pins with an improvised rod from a plastic clothes hanger he found in his college closet)_
To be fair to mark, it did somehow work XD
That's how you know he took engineering
He's a Junkrat.
Engineers solve problems, and Mark solved the problem of having a lack of metal pins.
And you just know those hangers were given to them by the college 😂
1:12 i love how Mark falls so slowly after the bed dissapears, i like to imagine as soon as the clip cut off he just faceplanted onto the floor
This is a funny story in its own right, but Bob's delivery is what really puts it over the top and makes it hilarious.
All jokes aside, whoever made this animation needs a raise. It's really good
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The credits were at the end. Also pretty sure Kayroos and the colorist get paid a flat amount per project. That's how commissions work.
@@missachua well yeah I get that, but I think they need a raise for how good this turned out
@@ToadTWE The artists likely set their own rates
do you people not look in descriptions too
04:03 “he should be dead, but he’s not”. Happy ending.
These three just have such an energy, Bob's willingness to go along with Mark's ideas. When Bob just says "Perfect. How big do you think they need to be?" I died. I can't stop giggling at the way Bob deliveres lines. I need to catch up on this podcast I forgot about this episode XD this is so well animated
I'd guess the "Hold my beer" episode based upon youtubes recommendation.
How Mark and Bob first met:
Mark enter the room and first thing he said to Bob, "LET'S LOFT THE BED."
A beautiful start for a beautiful friendship.
He said that he walked in after winter break. They were already pals, this was semester 2.
So beautiful 🥲
I just love how Wade is fucking _dying_ throughout this whole thing. Like, he just gets progressively deader as they go on.
The fact that it not only didn't land Mark in the hospital for the umpteenth time, but also WORKED is a miracle.
To be fair, with how small the pieces would have been, there likely would've been enough tensile strength to keep all of them from snapping or shearing, except maybe that extra long piece.
3:03 Bob: P E R F E C T
Bob: "Welcome home, Mark."
Mark: "Lets move the beds together!"
I love the just _delightfully_ awkward way Mark is talking in the beginning. XP
"You wanna LOFT ...the.... you wanna put the BEDS in a ..... l ..... on top? BUNK em?? You wanna BUNK the BEDS??"
Beautiful. X3
They cut the clothing hangers with *scissors* and didn't question the durability.
Seems about right.
I'm more surprised that it worked lol
To be quite fair, compression and torsion strength are completely different. It's the same reason concrete seems hard like a rock but collapses when there's too much strain pulling it apart. I'm no expert though, it's possible that the reason it held is different, but I'd guess it gives when cut, since it's soft, but being flexible and having the support of 3 other rods it was resistant to it sliding off and snapping (since the hole wouldn't be hard or sharp enough to cut it). I wouldn't bet on it lasting any longer than 2 years though, but still.
@@lucianoariasduval We know that the plastic is soft because they cut it. Imagine what would happen if the upper bed tilted a little. The weight would cause the plastic to bend and snap. There is a reason it's supposed to be metal.
@@dorarandom7870 I don't think you quite got what I meant. The fact we are 100% sure about is that, against better judgment, they used the coat hanger and it somehow held the whole year. What I'm arguing is not whether or not it was smart to do, but rather figure out how it managed to survive. Concrete, while resistant to compression, is brittle and and not very tough when pulled apart from different points. If they had filled the hole with concrete, it would've tilted over 100%. So why did the plastic hold? Iron and derivatives are both resistant to compression and also flexible (not brittle), which is why metal rods are a prime choice for support. What I figured is that while plastic bends easily, it's likely that its flexibility means that it resists the force of the bed sliding off. Flexible plastic is easy to bend sideways, but very hard to snap. Imagine if you couldn't strain the plastic's integrity by bending it and you just had to snap it in half by pulling with one hand and pushing with the other. Being incased in wood it wouldn't actually bend, it just slides, so maybe as long as you don't push it too much, it can hold your weight going up and down the bed. It's still mostly just a theory based on vague understanding of how these materials work. I'm no engineer, I'm a biology student and I have to study organic chemistry even if it's not my thing, those are my qualifications lol.
@@lucianoariasduval I'm also not even close to begin an engineer but your idea seems pretty solid. It's also not just the materials that kept the beds from being unstable but the beds themselves. It's hard to explain but if the beds started to tilt, the plastic wouldn't bend far enough to actually snap because the beds are in each other's way. The pressure that would have to be applied would have to be strong enough to damage the bed itself. To stay stacked on each other is actually a preferable position for the beds regarding gravity. The plastic was mainly just there to keep the upper bed in place. It's not that plastic is that durable, the position in which it wouldn't be is just less likely to happen. Still, pretty dangerous.
Mark *enters the room* *heavy breathing* LETS LOFT THE GOSH DIDLY DARN BEDS
Lmao I love that I IMMEDIATELY knew where this was going. I was an RA in college and I had multiple residents who I found mid-bunking or other dangerous furniture “hacks” that could’ve been done same-day by just telling me so I could get maintenance. I love this.
This actually sounds completely correct. I roomed with an engineering major for freshman year and… man. There was some dumb, weird shit going on all the time.
Mark: "I coulda been an engineer..."
Also mark:
I'm just giving ya guff, mark. Engineering kicked my ass, too.
I gave up in high school. I realized early that I have no talent for it and decided to get out before it was too late😅.
@@bucciarati1873 my condolences brother. I made it past calculus and physics, hit a wall at differential equations and linear algebra. Now in I'm environmental science.
@Digi I mean, you ain't wrong. Sometimes we fail so hard it wraps around full circle and WINS. In the words of todd Howard: "it just works."
@@dragonreiver8929 I switched over to accounting. Figured I’d go for a career where the main skill I need is mathematics since I’ve always been good at it. I just didn’t have the ingenuity for engineering.
@Digi fair😅
I love how they completely left out the part where he could hear the person above him doin the dirty EVERY NIGHT
Animation is REALLY time-intensive.
Dude, to the tiny hangar piece that held it up.
I'm suprised the plastic didn't snap !
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Wow literally this entire thing is bots
God I feel bad for you, it's all bots here 😑
It was too afraid of marks manlyness to break
I laughed so hard hearing this story on the podcast 😂😂
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Same tho😂
Distractible is so good
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the absolute best story i have heard.. it sounds absolutely like a Mark and Bob thing to do, eyballing it, saying "screw it" too. i'd have to give them an A+ for being creative and getting away with a disaster waiting to happen.
mark: *goes to the room in thin air*
mark: LETS BUNK DA BEDS!!!
This was probably the hardest iv ever laughed at all. That podcast episode was amazing.
I’ve listened to this episode so many times. Never gets old, hilarious every time.
They way they're describing their dorm, is EXACTLY how I'd explain mine. My roommate and I can't bunk the beds because of rules...even though the pegs are there.
Do it anyways.
This is something even senior level engineers do…
Mark was ahead of his time.
He could of been a legend
Man, I lost count of how many times I've watched that video and it's just gets funnier every time 😂😂😂 To me, Bob is the best story teller
The "Cool Guys" visual at 0:41 gives me such strong "Not Lame!" spongebob vibes and I can only assume the animator had to have done that on purpose. I love it!
I feel both embarrassed and vindicated that my first thought was, "I bet a plastic hanger would be just the right size." 😂😂😂
I like how Bobs shirt never changes no matter what year it is, he truly is my role model
He's a cartoon character now, they never change clothes
2:49 Wade's laugh got me.
This has quickly become one of my favorite animations
I love all these podcast clips being animated, because they’re exactly how I imagined them when I first heard them
It was only by the Engineering Gods that the "bed" lasted as long as it did 😂
LOL
0:19 aggresivly t-posing
now we know where Mark gets his sense for not giving a damn about safety. cheeres bob you created the mark we know and love
ah this is golden, it reminds me of the one time when i was building legos and this piece didn't fit and they just say "you can't force it on" and i walk into the garage, and in my head say "f it" and grab the hammer, walk in the room, and at full strength hit the lego down on the lego set and somehow It worked
2:38 Literally so creativity and a great idea 😂😂😂 "LETS LOFT THE BEDS"
1:52
Thicc Mark and Bob
Thark, and Thob
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Crack
1:28 wait was that a body?!?!-
Yes
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Listen. As someone who currently goes to a university whose primary focus is engineering I can tell you. This is EXACTLY how engineers and engineering students behave.
Everyone gangsta until Mark drops an hour long animated bob's fridge
I sent this the my RA at my seasonal job to have a maintenance guy come bunk the beds, because originally I was in my room with one bed alone, then they brought another person and bed to my room and put it in front of my dresser so I couldn't really access my clothes for a week and a half. I was so close to doing it myself, but my RA thought it was funny and we got a maintenance person to help.
I adore that Mark and his oldest friends are still close. Keeps his roots
3:10 wade as a herm made me laugh
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wajajss same haha
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 a herm is a stone pillar base thing with the sculpture of a persons head ontop (most commonly hermes hence the name!)
they drew wade like that since it was discussed in one of the distractsble episodes which this audio is from .)!
@@thatoneshepherd but why
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 as a call back i guess :)!
3:35 the bed dynamaxed
0:28 the movie they were referring to was Step Brothers (“there’s so much room for activities”) but I guess Lego Movie also works
It was step brothers, but wade is bald
Thanks man
I don’t get it
This animator is so inspired, I love their visual gags. Also something about this gag is just hilarious 1:40
3:13 God, I remember Art Attack.
I feel like all their conversations should be animated exactly like this.
I love the way Bob pronounces “cloTHes” with such consistently over exaggerated annunciation
This KILLED me when I listened to it on the podcast but these animated shorts are amazing. Reliving all my favorite stories 😂
Everyone can build a bed that stands, it takes an engineer to build a bed that barely stands.
The entire podcast had me on edge for about 15 minutes afterwards. Jokes aside, go listen to Distractable. Distractable is fucking hilarious. Distractable is the kind of stuff that goes through your brain in an instant, but spread into an actual topic. If you choose not to listen to Distractable, you're choosing to ignore the voices in your head. And I thought the Edge of Sleep was a good podcast... Holy shit we as humanity have a lot to discover. More episodes of Distractable I mean.
What the fuck are you doing still reading this comment? Go listen to Distractable or I'll stealthily swap your femurs for pieces of plastic clothes-hangers and they'll snap due to the sheer amount of weight and guilt on your shoulders for not listening to Distractable.
i ove this comment
This sounds like Mark wrote it
The fact that at this point Mark was still planning on becoming an engineer makes this story like. 10x better
The “foot” of room was so clever. It made me laugh 😂
2:32 And i thought why Mark was dropped out of college.
The "that's fine, thats fine, I'll sleep up high" was SUCH a good impression lmao
Your consistency and quality of content never disappoints!
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Yet again, what a generic compliment to say to a Ytuber that's been active for almost 10 years. Is this also a bot?
@@missachua It's very likely. A lot of bot accounts get botted themselves, probably due to how moronically-similar their bot scripts are in timing.
I just love how vulnerable Mark is with Bob and Wade hahah they seem like a great group of guy buds
Mark is drunk and Bob is high in this stories or both of them had already lost their sanity
This is such a stepbrothers scenario.
This is what I love about these three's friendship. They go wayyyy back. You don't see stuff like that blossom strong everyday..m
And this is why we love mark. He is dumb just like the rest of us. A man after my own heart ❤️.
Dissension reference? 0:03
Dis-what? Is this a play-through I missed or something? 😂 (I’m incredibly picky with what I watch so there are a lot of things I haven’t even heard of).
@@bluepurraidk why but I just put this comment
"But if you leave it like that and our it on top of another bed, there's like maybe a FOOT between the bed and the ceiling." Is definetely the best part of this 😂.
1:05 Me and my brother once upon a time in a single wide house.
I’m in a dorm with those beds. The bed is basically a metal frame, you put a mattress in top, with four metal triangles that you pin into four wooden legs that you can adjust. Whenever someone moves in and wants to adjust it you can hear the RA going crazy with a mallet.
2:08 How Mark almost became an engineer
I’m laughing so hard at this. Especially at the part where mark scrambles up to his bunk.
It's crazy how it was only a toddler when this took place I don't know why that suddenly just got into my mind
I love how this animator uses all the computer actions to their advantage and makes hilarious little jokes of their own in-between like the Lego Wade losing his hair 😂😂😂😂
This is my favourite episode of all time I’m so glad this was animated
What is the name of the episode?
@@lilliebixler1776 Hold My Beer Moments
I love that Mark and Bob a) met in college and b) share the same singular braincell sometimes. 😂