I realised that recently and it blew my mind how I had never noticed that before. If you have spare trousers, that means you have another pair, which means you have Two Pairs
Perkeo's effect may be a reference to the stories of him being able to drink and drink, seemingly unendingly. So just how he could consume more, seemingly without limit, he creates negative copies of consumables, so you can hold them without limit. You can "consume" more than you normally could.
345 on Runner is also specifically the amount of chips it will accumulate if you pick it up in the first shop and play 1 straight per bind until you win the game
I always figured Splash was a reference to splash damage, a common damage type in many genres where the target isn't the only unit that takes damage from the attack, which would be reflected in the Joker's effect: Cards that aren't "targeted" by the hand you're playing still score anyway.
8:37 Hanging Chads most famous reference point is the controversial recounting of votes in Florida in the 2000 US Presidential Elections, where manual counting and recounting of papers with hanging chads (amongst other issues) would have given Al Gore the election if the Supreme Court hadn't stepped in to stop the recount
It took a while for me to get it but I think throwback is a reference to vinyls being used back in the day and how they would often skip, hence why it gains mult by skipping
2:02 More specifically, part of Pareidolia is "seeing faces where there aren't any", hence why you treat cards that aren't face cards as though they were: you're seeing faces where they're not.
5:18 a trick sharks often use is to purposely let the opponent win in the first match so they get overconfident and are willing to raise the stakes. Then when the shark plays again they go all out and walk away with more money. I think this is why the card has the effect it has
10:11 More specifically, "picking yourself up by your bootstraps" is a phrase which originally meant "to do something impossible" since you cannot literally lift yourself off of the ground by pulling at your boots, however the expression grew to be widely misunderstood and misused especially in contexts where someone more fortunate is lecturing someone worse off than themselves, who likely wouldn't have gotten into the scenario in the first place if they had the same standing in life. This is why the card has great potential to boost your mult and make your run successful, but only if you already have a lot of money.
ride the bus is also a common drinking, each player picks a card. then shuffle the deck and go through the cards. when ever a face card is played you take a drink, and when the card you pick comes up you 'get off the bus' and dont have to drink anymore. usally just ends it alot of drinking, good video
Honestly the Hack's art makes me think of Joker (2019) the most. Which would also fit as the main character is a failing comedian who bombs horribly whenever he performs.
@@CrashGordon94 I don’t know if it’s supposed to be any one thing in particular but his getup is much more Seinfeld-esque though. I’m pretty sure Jerry wore that exact combination of clothes in like half of all the episodes.
Just to add on to 6:12 here, lust is associated with the heart suit for obvious reasons, the heart tends to be associated with love and passion. Diamond is greed because diamonds have a high monetary value. Wrath and Gluttony are more of a stretch in my opinion but I like to think of a spade as a dangerous object (like an arrowhead) and the club as a club sandwich.
Clubs could also be taken as a double entendre (a place where you indulge in alcohol) and a spade is mostly just an upside down heart, so if a heart is love, a spade is hate.
Spades (especially ace of spades) means danger, death and misfortune. Some soldiers reportedly carried an ace of spades in vietnam war, to “challenge death itself”. This might be “wrath is destructive” kind of stretch. Also, there is a sparkling water named “club soda” which is very often used in cocktails. This suits the club suit very well (pun intended)
Wanted to mention since I didn't see it here, the idea behind the "runner" is also a reference to the fact that in other card games, a set of sequential number cards is typically referred to as a "run", with the term "straight" being more specific to poker and its adjacent games.
8:37 Wanted to add that Hanging Chad is almost certainly a reference to the 2000 Presidential Election recounts in Florida between George Bush and Al Gore. Due to how close the margin of victory was for Bush after the first count, Florida state law mandated a recount of votes. After the first recount, Gore insisted there be a second recount due to a several issues with the ballot cards, like the actual layout of the cards (if you look it up they're pretty similar to the Joker's design), and the issue of Hanging Chads, which became synonymous with the Florida recount situation as a whole. So yeah, Hanging Chad forces 2 recounts of your first played card, much like how there were 2 vote recounts in Florida
i dont think the 2 recounts part is a reference, rather its just a coincidence. the card originally only recounted one, but it was buffed for balance purposes
Sixth sense is a reference to the movie of the same name, specifically the line "I see dead people", because you create spectral packs upon destroying the 6, referencing how the 6 is now a specter.
8:02 The motto of the Three Musketeers is "All for one, and one for all". This is reflected in the Swashbuckler's power, which combines the sell value of all Jokers.
Superposition is actually more likely referring to the fact that an ace is both a 1 and 11 at the same time, thereby being in equivalent to a superposition of both values.
to the moon is funny because the line isn't actually going up, it's simply projected to increase. the prior prices show that that there has in fact been very low fluctuation in the given market and so whoever says it's going to go that high is probably lying
1:26 Be careful with "The Fibonacci sequence can be found in nature" because it might be true for the flowers seeds but it's completely false for the shells and the hurricane
My favorite reference is that all the food jokers are temporary. In real life, foods like popcorn & ice cream are gradually consumed over time, just like how these jokers diminish. Tasty at first, gone pretty soon.
8:58 i think flower pot can also be a reference that sometimes you have a wide variety of flowers, with different colors and textures, hence why you need one of every suit for it to trigger
Great video! I would have however explained the story Midas a bit more. In one of the versions of the myth, Midas touches his daughter, who turns into a golden statue. That's why the Midas Mask card only turns face cards into gold cards :)
You talked about the picture on Stuntman, but you didn't mention the reason WHY Stuntman depicts a stuntman: The original design for the joker was "1 in 5 to give +500 Chips". This was later changed in the beta, but the name (referring to doing something risky, such as relying on Stuntman's effect) stayed the same.
I guess it's still somewhat reflected in the hand size penalty making it "risky" in a way depending on what you play. Perhaps it's thematic with the playstyle it enables/encourages having people playing weak hands boosted by its effect, which is kind of a stunt in itself. :P
I'm pretty sure the campfire is also an outer wilds reference, resetting after every boss blind the same way that the universe always resets after a set amount of time in that game
For example, erosion is the 'wearing down' of a landscape by things such as weather, hense the effect being based on having a deck smaller than the starting 52.
obelisk is a movie reference! lucky cat is asian culture! why does the bean increase your hand size and decrease over time? why does the mime retrigger cards in your hand? i completely agree!
2:40 the Business Card Joker is not a reference to American Psycho. It does not closely resemble Bateman's card, it's just supposed to be a boiler-plate business card. Some on _the Balatro Fandom Wiki_ forced a reference to American Psycho in the Business Card Joker's Trivia section though: "In some industries, the quality and style of an individual's business card directly impact the perception of the said person among colleagues and peers, as can be seen in the (slightly exaggerated) scene from the film American Psycho."
The Gold Mask is also a mask because it only works on FACE cards. Just a neat detail since i thought it being a mask at first was weird. Nice video btw
0:25 regarding Four Fingers, in animation it is common practice to draw and animate characters with only four fingers, given how hard drawing and animating hands can be. (Just like how it can be really hard to get a stright with 5 cards, hehe) The Simpsons, Micky Mouse, Gravity Falls, just to name a few.
10:02 is there any reference to the date or birth or Jen Joker name? (trying to find any info online made me realise this script just copies the balatro fandom wiki for everything lol..)
3:27 Another note: IN card games in general, a hand that involves sequential cards, such as a straight in poker, is often called a "run." Hence, the RUNner's effect being all about straights, which are a type of run.
Great Vid One you missed I wanted to point out wss the Ceremonoal Dagger, a reference to the very influential rpguelike series risk of rain, in which the item procs on enemy kill to deal damage often leading to kill chaims, referenced in the sacrificing for higher mult.
Can I just say that I’m amazed by your editing style considering your tourrette’s. You’re doing a great job editing-wise and you made it super engaging all the way through. Keep it up, homie!
Two bits of feedback: Just write your own stuff. With a lot of the longer descriptions it becomes pretty obvious you're either reading from something or paraphrasing, which would be fine if you showed sources. And work on your pronunciations! I know some of them are difficult, but the TTS voice pronouncing it for you is pretty jarring.
The joke about superposition is that when listed according to ranks, Ace is in the leftmost space but it still represents having only one of its associated suit. It is both in the end and the beginning.
4:11 is reasonably well explained. It's not an ability rather than a property in the Copenhagen Interpretation (which is essentially the most popular way of interpreting what experimental results related to quantum mechanics mean). I never understood how it is related to Aces and Straights, so thanks for that!
i really do not like the games with cards but balatro is pretty amazing, this game was the only reason i learnt about cards because of the creativity they had while creating jokers, amazing!!!
I would rename this video to balatro trivia and references since a lot of what you say about the cards aren't about their references but just additional info. Still though, very cool vid!
0:54 Not sure when this was discovered in relation to when this video came out, but the Misprint joker actually shows you what card you will draw next. You can see that the text changes to "+ 7 #@11D" at one point, meaning the next card drawn will be the 11 of Diamonds. This also works if you don't have the joker and you just go to your collection to view the Misprint.
The diet cola one is a reference to call of duty zombies Perk-a-cola "Double Tap" sharing the same colour. You can also see it in the description "...create a double tag"
I liked it when you explain the correlation of the name/artwork with the mechanic/effect, but sometimes you just don't, like reserved parking, okay sure the artwork is inspired by something, but what does it relates to the face card on hand? I want to know it. Also there is acrobat and stuntman, my guess is acrobat works on last hand because it is as if it avoided loosing by acrobating which in this case is gives x3 mult, for stuntman -3 hands is extreme but 300 chips is amazing hence why it's like a stunt
I assumed that splash was called splash because it relates to flush. For flush every card is played and scored with a big multiplier and for splash everything is played and scored, but for less (without upgrading).
Im surprised the Plasma deck isnt on here, possibly referencing Thanos, being purple, and how the Chips and Mults box turns purple while saying Balanced. "Perfectly balanced, as all things should be."
More specifically, the hanging chad is most certainly a direct reference to the 2000 Election, where the term was made famous because they had to recount the votes multiple times in Florida- this this card retriggers multiple times
Golden ration is found in flowers via there petal layouts, but you showed multiple things with the golden spiral which is just one of many logarithmic spirals that appear in nature and the examples you showed have nothing to do with the golden ratio
9:02 One thing you missed, when you convert the fraction into a percentage, you get 66.66666...% The name is joking that the percentage is quite literally "all 6s". Great video!
Holy smegma video good job 🔥🔥🔥
@@NecoJesse 🤯🤯🤯
Spare trousers are a SECOND PAIR of pants
I realised that recently and it blew my mind how I had never noticed that before. If you have spare trousers, that means you have another pair, which means you have Two Pairs
That is so genius…
I just assumed that
it should be called spair trousers
Perkeo's effect may be a reference to the stories of him being able to drink and drink, seemingly unendingly. So just how he could consume more, seemingly without limit, he creates negative copies of consumables, so you can hold them without limit. You can "consume" more than you normally could.
bonus: his name literally came from what he kept saying when offered a beer, perché no? which meant why not?
@@thereal4324I think he mostly drank wine. He is commonly depicted holding a chalice or wine glass
I can also see the Stuntman giving -2 hand size is a reference to doing "hands-free" motorcycle tricks
Ohhhh i like this theory
That is pretty sick
LMAOOO THIS IS AMAZING
"look mom i can do it no hands!"
345 on Runner is also specifically the amount of chips it will accumulate if you pick it up in the first shop and play 1 straight per bind until you win the game
That’s amazing attention to detail
I always figured Splash was a reference to splash damage, a common damage type in many genres where the target isn't the only unit that takes damage from the attack, which would be reflected in the Joker's effect: Cards that aren't "targeted" by the hand you're playing still score anyway.
Could be. This reading makes more sense tbh, but also he does like to reference card games
I thought it had something to do with splashing the pot, this being a poker game.
8:37 Hanging Chads most famous reference point is the controversial recounting of votes in Florida in the 2000 US Presidential Elections, where manual counting and recounting of papers with hanging chads (amongst other issues) would have given Al Gore the election if the Supreme Court hadn't stepped in to stop the recount
Man that's fucked up.
Which is why it “re-counts” your first card :)
So *that* explains the ballot joke in Postal 2
It took a while for me to get it but I think throwback is a reference to vinyls being used back in the day and how they would often skip, hence why it gains mult by skipping
Ahhhh smart
2:02 More specifically, part of Pareidolia is "seeing faces where there aren't any", hence why you treat cards that aren't face cards as though they were: you're seeing faces where they're not.
5:18 a trick sharks often use is to purposely let the opponent win in the first match so they get overconfident and are willing to raise the stakes. Then when the shark plays again they go all out and walk away with more money. I think this is why the card has the effect it has
9:56 also, in hearts the queen of spades is worth 13 points, which is why each queen held in hand is 13 mult
and the unlock requirement is to play all your hearts in your deck in one hand. The hearts references are flying off the shelves!
10:11 More specifically, "picking yourself up by your bootstraps" is a phrase which originally meant "to do something impossible" since you cannot literally lift yourself off of the ground by pulling at your boots, however the expression grew to be widely misunderstood and misused especially in contexts where someone more fortunate is lecturing someone worse off than themselves, who likely wouldn't have gotten into the scenario in the first place if they had the same standing in life. This is why the card has great potential to boost your mult and make your run successful, but only if you already have a lot of money.
Yeah, I remember being happy when I saw that joker because I immediately made the connection
ride the bus is also a common drinking, each player picks a card. then shuffle the deck and go through the cards. when ever a face card is played you take a drink, and when the card you pick comes up you 'get off the bus' and dont have to drink anymore. usally just ends it alot of drinking, good video
Wow I didn't know this one
That also explains why "crashing" the bus is so catastrophic. They managed to bundle a drunk driving reference into it.
3:15 the Northern lion sneak diss Lmao
The “hack” on the card is also a reference to Jerry’s character on Seinfeld, where he played a hack comedian.
Honestly the Hack's art makes me think of Joker (2019) the most. Which would also fit as the main character is a failing comedian who bombs horribly whenever he performs.
That is true for more information look up jerry seinfeld 1738
@@CrashGordon94 I'll go with that one.
@@CrashGordon94 I don’t know if it’s supposed to be any one thing in particular but his getup is much more Seinfeld-esque though. I’m pretty sure Jerry wore that exact combination of clothes in like half of all the episodes.
He played himself*
Just to add on to 6:12 here, lust is associated with the heart suit for obvious reasons, the heart tends to be associated with love and passion. Diamond is greed because diamonds have a high monetary value. Wrath and Gluttony are more of a stretch in my opinion but I like to think of a spade as a dangerous object (like an arrowhead) and the club as a club sandwich.
The spade was a sword and the club was a goblet in classical decks which is fitting for the wrath of war and the gluttony of excess drinking
Clubs could also be taken as a double entendre (a place where you indulge in alcohol) and a spade is mostly just an upside down heart, so if a heart is love, a spade is hate.
Spades (especially ace of spades) means danger, death and misfortune. Some soldiers reportedly carried an ace of spades in vietnam war, to “challenge death itself”. This might be “wrath is destructive” kind of stretch.
Also, there is a sparkling water named “club soda” which is very often used in cocktails. This suits the club suit very well (pun intended)
Wanted to mention since I didn't see it here, the idea behind the "runner" is also a reference to the fact that in other card games, a set of sequential number cards is typically referred to as a "run", with the term "straight" being more specific to poker and its adjacent games.
8:37 Wanted to add that Hanging Chad is almost certainly a reference to the 2000 Presidential Election recounts in Florida between George Bush and Al Gore.
Due to how close the margin of victory was for Bush after the first count, Florida state law mandated a recount of votes. After the first recount, Gore insisted there be a second recount due to a several issues with the ballot cards, like the actual layout of the cards (if you look it up they're pretty similar to the Joker's design), and the issue of Hanging Chads, which became synonymous with the Florida recount situation as a whole.
So yeah, Hanging Chad forces 2 recounts of your first played card, much like how there were 2 vote recounts in Florida
i dont think the 2 recounts part is a reference, rather its just a coincidence. the card originally only recounted one, but it was buffed for balance purposes
@@carloss7655 Yeah I didn't realize that it wasn't always 2 recounts until I started watching Northernlion's videos on the older version lol
Sixth sense is a reference to the movie of the same name, specifically the line "I see dead people", because you create spectral packs upon destroying the 6, referencing how the 6 is now a specter.
the term predates the movie
@broomybroomybroomy right, but I think the spectral pack thing makes it leans towards the movie
8:02 The motto of the Three Musketeers is "All for one, and one for all".
This is reflected in the Swashbuckler's power, which combines the sell value of all Jokers.
Superposition is actually more likely referring to the fact that an ace is both a 1 and 11 at the same time, thereby being in equivalent to a superposition of both values.
to the moon is funny because the line isn't actually going up, it's simply projected to increase. the prior prices show that that there has in fact been very low fluctuation in the given market and so whoever says it's going to go that high is probably lying
wow, ngl, i did not catch the "route 210-A" being 2 throguh 10 and aces being allowed, but not face cards
Fun fact about misprint, when the mult flashes random text, 0:57 its actually showing you the next card in your deck. Ex. #@11D is ace of diamonds
1:26 Be careful with "The Fibonacci sequence can be found in nature" because it might be true for the flowers seeds but it's completely false for the shells and the hurricane
What about horses?
My favorite reference is that all the food jokers are temporary. In real life, foods like popcorn & ice cream are gradually consumed over time, just like how these jokers diminish. Tasty at first, gone pretty soon.
you forgot to mention how the seeing double unlock references the album of the same name by club 7
I always wondered why that was the unlock requirement
Is that a reference to how if you got hit with a “club”, you would see double?
8:58 i think flower pot can also be a reference that sometimes you have a wide variety of flowers, with different colors and textures, hence why you need one of every suit for it to trigger
Great video! I would have however explained the story Midas a bit more. In one of the versions of the myth, Midas touches his daughter, who turns into a golden statue. That's why the Midas Mask card only turns face cards into gold cards :)
Good point!
it might also only turn face cards because it’s a, yknow, maks
@@asteriskthegamingstar1891 true!
Funny they fixed other pronunciations but left “gros Michael”
3:37
a Straight is also sometimes referred to as a Run, hence it being called Runner
You missed that Shoot the moon depicts the queen of spades, which in hearts gives you 13 points, hence the 13 mult.
You talked about the picture on Stuntman, but you didn't mention the reason WHY Stuntman depicts a stuntman:
The original design for the joker was "1 in 5 to give +500 Chips". This was later changed in the beta, but the name (referring to doing something risky, such as relying on Stuntman's effect) stayed the same.
I guess it's still somewhat reflected in the hand size penalty making it "risky" in a way depending on what you play.
Perhaps it's thematic with the playstyle it enables/encourages having people playing weak hands boosted by its effect, which is kind of a stunt in itself. :P
I'm pretty sure the campfire is also an outer wilds reference, resetting after every boss blind the same way that the universe always resets after a set amount of time in that game
that'd be cool asf
the grossest of Michael
I think a lot of the cards at 12:13 have pretty interesting stories too so I'd love to see a Part 2 explaining them!
For example, erosion is the 'wearing down' of a landscape by things such as weather, hense the effect being based on having a deck smaller than the starting 52.
obelisk is a movie reference! lucky cat is asian culture! why does the bean increase your hand size and decrease over time? why does the mime retrigger cards in your hand? i completely agree!
the walkie talkie 10-4 was the first reference i picked up on and it made me excited to find more references/jokes like that. great video!
Diet co-
caine
yea what happened there lol i had to stop and go back
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2:40 the Business Card Joker is not a reference to American Psycho. It does not closely resemble Bateman's card, it's just supposed to be a boiler-plate business card. Some on _the Balatro Fandom Wiki_ forced a reference to American Psycho in the Business Card Joker's Trivia section though:
"In some industries, the quality and style of an individual's business card directly impact the perception of the said person among colleagues and peers, as can be seen in the (slightly exaggerated) scene from the film American Psycho."
thought it was a jojo reference
The Gold Mask is also a mask because it only works on FACE cards. Just a neat detail since i thought it being a mask at first was weird.
Nice video btw
Is it possible that Space Joker could also be a reference to The Joker (Steve Miller Band) and the first line "some people call me the space cowboy"?
I still think it's criminal that Fibonacci does not include kings
very well done, new sub
0:25 regarding Four Fingers, in animation it is common practice to draw and animate characters with only four fingers, given how hard drawing and animating hands can be. (Just like how it can be really hard to get a stright with 5 cards, hehe) The Simpsons, Micky Mouse, Gravity Falls, just to name a few.
Spare trousers upgrades two pair... spare toursers aka you have two pairs of trousers.
Sounds to me like this guy is the hung chad here.
calling gros michel as "gross michael" is a crime
I know typical dyslexic moment lmao
@@GrummmEUEThe french despise dyslexics
@@xman9354and I despise the french
Always wondered what they meant without searching it up myself. Good video!
I did not expect to see such little views on an actual good video. anyways good job!
10:02 is there any reference to the date or birth or Jen Joker name?
(trying to find any info online made me realise this script just copies the balatro fandom wiki for everything lol..)
It could be a reference to Jen Doe, which is a common placeholder name (along with the more well known John Doe)
"Seeing double" applying to clubs is really simple. You got hit with a club and now you're crosseyed.
3:27 Another note: IN card games in general, a hand that involves sequential cards, such as a straight in poker, is often called a "run." Hence, the RUNner's effect being all about straights, which are a type of run.
Gets straight to the point, can't wait for more game guides like this
Great Vid
One you missed I wanted to point out wss the Ceremonoal Dagger, a reference to the very influential rpguelike series risk of rain, in which the item procs on enemy kill to deal damage often leading to kill chaims, referenced in the sacrificing for higher mult.
The same reference also appeared in Slay the Spire too! Ritual Dagger gets additive damage more you play it
Also notice on Misprint the nozzle/ink and alignment test squares, you commonly see them on paper cartons.
Can I just say that I’m amazed by your editing style considering your tourrette’s. You’re doing a great job editing-wise and you made it super engaging all the way through. Keep it up, homie!
Two bits of feedback:
Just write your own stuff. With a lot of the longer descriptions it becomes pretty obvious you're either reading from something or paraphrasing, which would be fine if you showed sources.
And work on your pronunciations! I know some of them are difficult, but the TTS voice pronouncing it for you is pretty jarring.
The joke about superposition is that when listed according to ranks, Ace is in the leftmost space but it still represents having only one of its associated suit. It is both in the end and the beginning.
Love that you called Olbap by it's name and said Malf instead of michaelalfox. You a real one.
That was an excellent quantum mechanics explanation!
The midas mask may also be a reference to the masks used in Greek tragedy theater as midas is a tragic character.
4:11 is reasonably well explained. It's not an ability rather than a property in the Copenhagen Interpretation (which is essentially the most popular way of interpreting what experimental results related to quantum mechanics mean). I never understood how it is related to Aces and Straights, so thanks for that!
I'm really glad this exists
No intro. Straight to the point and no filler. Keep this up. You earned a sub
Honestly I thought the card sharp art was a reference to the Unabomber whiteness sketch
i really do not like the games with cards but balatro is pretty amazing, this game was the only reason i learnt about cards because of the creativity they had while creating jokers, amazing!!!
Nice job just reading off the wiki
I would rename this video to balatro trivia and references since a lot of what you say about the cards aren't about their references but just additional info. Still though, very cool vid!
The misprint card also reveals what your next card drawn would be. The one pictured showed the 11 of diamonds is next, for example.
0:54 Not sure when this was discovered in relation to when this video came out, but the Misprint joker actually shows you what card you will draw next. You can see that the text changes to "+ 7 #@11D" at one point, meaning the next card drawn will be the 11 of Diamonds. This also works if you don't have the joker and you just go to your collection to view the Misprint.
The diet cola one is a reference to call of duty zombies Perk-a-cola "Double Tap" sharing the same colour. You can also see it in the description "...create a double tag"
the best balatro of all time 10/10
Am I the only one who thinks card sharp looks like the unanimous?
Diet cola meme at 6:31 killed me
Also, the turtle bean background is made out of beans.
I liked it when you explain the correlation of the name/artwork with the mechanic/effect, but sometimes you just don't, like reserved parking, okay sure the artwork is inspired by something, but what does it relates to the face card on hand? I want to know it.
Also there is acrobat and stuntman, my guess is acrobat works on last hand because it is as if it avoided loosing by acrobating which in this case is gives x3 mult, for stuntman -3 hands is extreme but 300 chips is amazing hence why it's like a stunt
This video was cool and made me laugh :)
This is so cool! Thanks for putting in all of the work to research these
the fact you didn't use golden ticket as a segue into fibonacci
The misprint card also shows the next card you're drawing from the deck, 0:56 shows 11D which is Jack of Diamonds
That art is SO from a children’s book called Jerry’s trousers, I loved that as a kid
I assumed that splash was called splash because it relates to flush. For flush every card is played and scored with a big multiplier and for splash everything is played and scored, but for less (without upgrading).
4:08 Sixth Sense could be referring to the movie of the same name where the child could see ghost (specters).
"gross michael"
the spare trousers also have stiches on them and two colors, that implying that two pairs of pants might have been used to make this one
Im surprised the Plasma deck isnt on here, possibly referencing Thanos, being purple, and how the Chips and Mults box turns purple while saying Balanced. "Perfectly balanced, as all things should be."
I always thought Spare Trousers were because you had “Two Pairs” of pants
it most likely is but that isn't much of a reference
very good video i enjoy :-)
four fingers is also a reference to the phrase "four finger discount"
Spare trousers are made from *Two pairs* of trousers. Hence, the stacking nature from hands including two pairs.
Ok the 4 deadly sins edit cracked me up 😂
More specifically, the hanging chad is most certainly a direct reference to the 2000 Election, where the term was made famous because they had to recount the votes multiple times in Florida- this this card retriggers multiple times
Good video! Though is it just me, or do you randomly go insane in parts of this lol
The egg is a reference of the prices for the eggs in pathologic
The misprint will occasionally flash a nunber and a letter. Thats the top card of your deck
For the Fibonacci one it's likely the ace represents the 1 1 together not just 1 as it's base value in game is 11
0:46 This is why Credit Card is the worst Joker 💀
Never knew banana lore went so deep
Golden ration is found in flowers via there petal layouts, but you showed multiple things with the golden spiral which is just one of many logarithmic spirals that appear in nature and the examples you showed have nothing to do with the golden ratio
9:02 One thing you missed, when you convert the fraction into a percentage, you get 66.66666...%
The name is joking that the percentage is quite literally "all 6s".
Great video!