I worked for a small grocery store in the 60's. The elderly owner inspected every egg, placing each one on an egg lamp that would shine light through it to detect bad spots.
@Anna_Key Yes, it sure was. He even peeled the outer layer off of every onion, too. His name was CJ Cooley & the tiny one isle store was named after his wife & called Anna Laura's.
I used to be a machine operator at an egg packaging plant. They don't actually throw away the "bloods". Those as well as cracked eggs are shipped to pet food factories, so they aren't wasted
Well, good then because I was ready to bitch em out for wasting perfectly good food. We waste SO MUCH FOOD, it's disgusting! No one on the face of the Earth should be going hungry! There's more than enough food on the planet to go around for EVERYONE!! However, wasting food and Countries with questionable government restricting the flow of nutritional foods, which is done purposely, people are starving somewhere everyday! Oh, "restricting the flow of nutritional foods. "Why, why would they do that," you may ask. For the same reason it's done here. It's a very simple way to Control the masses. It gives a Government, "Power and Control," over the Peoples they Govern!! Usually, not in the best interest for the People but in the best interest of the the one in the Highest Command of that Government!!
Oh good grief.......the majority of wasted food in house holds has nothing to do with a conspiracy. 1. Prepackaged food often means people buy more than they need. Eg people who live alone. 2. "Two fer" chilled food offers prove irresistible to shoppers who take it home and hadn't planned to use that much it goes out of date before it is used. 3. People are obsessed by "use by" or "best before" dates and dispose of food that is still perfectly edible. 4. Only gardeners love vegetables of all shapes. Uniformity makes for less prep time , uniform cooking time and perfect presentation. Weird and damaged produce is rejected by supermarkets for that reason customers don't pick them off the shelf. 5. Chilled produce travels across the country, even around the world, and can get damaged or poorly stored in transit. 6. Some countries have glut of some foods. Sometimes it just is not worth the cost of transport or refrigeration...or treatment to increase shelf life if producers are tempted to give it away to starving millions overseas
@@pamelsims2068No... the "use by" date is there for a VERY VERY GOOD reason--and you're an idiot if you use it after that date. OFTEN I find food getting to be disgusting BEFORE they used by date. Odd shaped vegetables are EVERYWHERE, whoever told you that they aren't is blind as a bat. I've gotten videos of some very peculiar shaped food (especially potatoes and carrots (one carrot looks like it's giving birth to another carrot) that I have bought through the years. I often joke about them coming from Chernobyl Farms...
@@nobody7817 Your not completely right about that… The dates are valid as a concept, but they aren’t accurate. That kind of thing never is. Also, they exist to quell lawsuits generated by stupid people, so they don’t need to be accurate. Also you can loophole them somewhat. My mom has used past the expiration date multiple times by storing it in the freezer. It still goes bad, but the freezer will delay it significantly.
@@psyduckrulesNo, I am completely right about that, trust me. I've worked in the industry before. Also... now I live in countries that IGNORE the dates, changing them... and trust ME... you do NOT want to buy food from many of the stories around here. (Yes, countries plural... several countries.) Once you live in a different country, you will begin to realize that all of those laws, rules, and regulations that you DETEST SO MUCH...aren't all that bad after-all... :D
I once added a lawnmower motor to a grocery cart. I fixed the wonky front wheels with a transbar which was actually harder than installing the motor. I had to offset it from center. But I had a cool go cart that raced up and down the aisles.
So all the carts are terrible but ykow how sometimes staff will have carts if they are restocking or returning items? well once we had an empty cart that was SUPER wonky and we saw a staff cart with 1 or 2 items in it so we switched the carts and the staff cart was PERFECT no wonky wheels... they had good carts this whole time and were hiding them from us..
8" Eight inch single sided Floppy Disk (really, it would flop around if you held it just by the bottom edge and if it got a crease in it from bending over then say GOODBYE to ALL bytes of Data you had stored on it for quick retrieval. That was around 80 thousand bytes at first. That's 80Kbytes. 80K keystrokes from the keyboard. One floppy disk holding about 26 pages of single spaced text, only text, no fancy formatting or custom fonts or graphic images embedded with text wrapped and flowing around a photo. Yes, I remember them. I also remember having to put a piece of thin black mylar tape over a large notch cutout on one edge of the disk. This was the Write-Protect notch that if taped over, prevented the disk drive unit from writing any information to the disk. One could read FROM the 8" disk but not Write TO the 8" disk. All information could be erased or corrupted by an external use of a magnet. Even the magnets that held things to refrigerator doors could bring tears to your eyes if some helpful person wanted to draw your attention to where your data disk was by putting a Post-it note on the disk and placing it on the refrigerator door with a magnet to hold it in place until you saw it. 👀 The magnet ATE MY HOMEWORK. Fun times. Buggy Whips at least had other uses. Floppy Disks don't even make good drinking glass COASTERS.
@@PhollyHanson So cool. I'm amazed that someone else remembers those. I used them in an IBM 4110 "Green Machine" while in the USMC in the early 80's. Thanks for the walk down memory lane!
@limhan3209 Um, bc comment sections are MADE FOR the purpose of sharing knowledge, insights, ideas, and personal perspectives.... and they were taking us on a trip down Memory Lane. Who the duck made you the censor of Utube... or are you just trolling around?
hmmm, today, would type that the double stuffed is about an average of maybe 3/4 stuffed of what the original once was as the cookie itself is also smaller and less in said packages that you pay a heck of a lot more.
8:45 for those that don't know the nickel and the half dime are 2 different coins despite being the same value, nickels started being made in 1866 and half dimes stopped being made in 1873, with the exception of briefly during World War 2 the nickel we know has never been made of silver
Something that had me a little annoyed was they were talking about coins made in 1792 and they show a Lincoln penny ( copper) which came out in 1909. And they completely ignored the $20 Liberty( profile) coin and the St Gaudins, both made out of gold.
The crab trap at Bikini Bottom was the only thing I knew about the whole show. Being from New Orleans probably had a lot to do with my recognition of seafood harvesting equipment.
after electrical shop in high school, ya agree. But being a dumby at 4/5 years old.. we where lucky they did not try to spoon feed us "the numbers on the toaster mean how many gremlins it took to toast the bread
Considering that the Krusty Krab is owned by Mr. Krabs, I figured that was what the building looked like. I mean, look at where Plankton lives and works in: A bucket called "The Chum Bucket."
The secret of the crabby patties is one day he went fishing and he caught and killed a recent mother whale and uses her meat in the crabby patties. Evidence is he adopted orphaned Pearl on the spot she is not a crab. I you notice all parents on the show are character consistent but Pearl whom which will end up as his next victim this is why he gives her everything and spoils her. He's still serving him mom until pearl to then perhaps kill her too. He is the eptimy of greed
3:05 As a kid... you know back when we found wonders in even the smallest mundane things, I was so used to how the bottom of Danish cola bottles looked, that when I first traveled with my parents to France and saw a whole other bottom design, my mind was completely blown. I thought it was the coolest thing ever!!!
My favorite hidden feature is at the ends of a roll of saran wrap, aluminum foil or other wraps in a cardboard tube. The ends have a piece of cardboard that, when pushed in, prevent the roll to fall out of the case. Once the end tabs are pushed in, they each go into the ends of the roll inside.
Provided they're actually manufactured correctly so they line up with the tubes inside. I have had many rolls of saran wrap, wax paper, and foil that had the holes punched too low to line up with the tubes.
Great video on daily things with a hidden secret. You asked if we knew of any not mentioned. What about the Spaghetti Spoon? The hole in the center of the spoon (if it was made with a single hole) has a hidden use. Putting your typical dried spaghetti into the hole until no more can be put in the hole without breaking the pieces. Is the recommended amount for one serving of spaghetti. Not including anything extra. JUST the spaghetti.
Ah...screen savers. I absolutely loved looking for the teapots on the 3D-Pipes...though it was that particular screen saver that caused me and my company heartburn for a few weeks. Our backups started to not complete overnight. We'd come in and they would be at 2 or 3% completed when normally they'd be done in an hour at most. Took weeks to finally realize that someone had changed the server screen saver to 3D pipes and it was using 99% of the CPU to draw those damn pipes...all night and it had a higher priority than the backups. Of course while we were troubleshooting it, checking everything we'd never see the screen saver so could not figure it out.
I've been using bar spoons for 20 years. The spiral is so you can stir clockwise while keeping the back of the spoon firmly against the walls of the glass. It has nothing to do with pouring liquid down it. It is a nice little bonus though.🥃
Grocery shopping is 1 thing that I can allow my ocd to fly because I put the groceries on the line and also bag them to keep the bagger from putting heavy stuff on top of things that can be mushed or broken and it all gets out in the cart and car that way, I used to HATE it when they'd bag my stuff and my bread would mashed down or a couple of times eggs breaking
@carlsaganlives4036 hahaha, me too! That's actually what started it, all I wanted to do was make grilled cheese for my fam and got home to find the bread was put under heavy stuff, so I started bagging my own
Febreeze air freshener always has a great deal of contents left over because there is never enough propellant. The clear plastic bottle simply shows the consumer how much goes to waste after the propellant runs out.
While shopping for eggs, a woman that said tha she used to work in an egg factory told me to always purchase SOLID WHITE eggs. Because-- she said-- they were fresher! Now to this day, I don't want anyone of my family or friends going shopping with me because I wear non latex gloves and check every single egg, until I have a whole carton of all SOLID WHITE eggs! 🤭
When my Ex and I were first married, she threw a fit when we went on our first shopping trip together. I checked the eggs on the top AND the bottom to ensure NONE were broken. She informed me that the bottoms of the eggs can NOT break, and you only need to check the tops. She grabbed a dozen eggs, and checked them and off we went. We got home and nearly every egg was broken on the bottom. GOT TO LOVE the impeccable timing of irony!
My grandma used to candle eggs. At night she would sit in a dark room and look at them with a light behind them to see if they were fertilized or not . I am 77 so this was long ago and in a small town.
Screen burnin can still happen on OLED screens which are a type of modern screen, so those days aren't entirely over! And it's why windows 10 still actually has screensavers as an optional feature you can turn on. And no not all modern screens are LCD, some are LED which is similar technology but far more difficult to burn in.
Jeez i miss the old screensavers that they used to have for windows it really brings me back to the good old days of just sitting there and watching the screen saver for hours. I really am starting to feel older by the day.
Times change. Now we have screensavers on our televisions… 😱 I used to make personalized screensavers for the local primary school. After picture day I created one’s with all the children’s faces for their class. They got kick out of seeing themselves. This was a very long time ago… 💾📼📟
7:53 Pixel Shifting is not used in LCD Screens but, it is used in OLED Screens. LCD Screen is less prone to burn-in. But, OLED is more prone to burn-in than LCD Screens.
About screen savers: my favorite was a huge group of screen savers called, "After Dark." Whoever came up with these different screen savers was amazing! At least two were even interactive. One was the rat race; and the other was a trivia style game show with cartoon players. The host was a cartoon soft hammer and when one got a question wrong, he'd bash them over the head. After three bashes, they were eliminated. My favorite was one called, Bad Dog. It had a little dog come running around the screen to do something like knock over the trash can. Then a man's voice would say, "bad dog!" Then the dog would whimper and his cheeks would turn red as he'd slink away.
As someone who was formerly a fleet engineer with a city bus company, I can confirm the bus seat upholstery pattern information, though the main reason for the patterning is to hide graffiti, and particularly "tags," which attract more tags. If the tags aren't noticeable, they don't get counter-tagged (with subsequent escalation of graffiti), and those who try to tag the upholstery soon learn that there's no point in bothering because it doesn't really show up for others to see.
I just assumed that the reasoning behind the use of a fabric with a busy pattern in order to disguise stains (or graffiti) wouldn’t need any explanation! I should have stopped watching this video after that segment.
@@synnove1046 Not really. The whole video has some grat explanations of things most ppl don't know but think they are the only ones wondering that. Nice to fine out it's actually a "thing" AND there is a reason behind the design that nearly the whole world is wondering about, not just you.
7:26 Hearing the static buzz from Starry Night always gave me this weird lonely feeling. Don't even know if the buzz is intentional or an odd byproduct, but all the new versions Ive seen don't have it. So yeah, a lot of nostalgia here.
10:00 one thing you didn't mention. On the ba k of playing cards, youll notice that the white bar along the edge of the design is a little wider on one side than the other. You don't need a special deck of cards. Every single deck is like this. No idea why when they are supposed to look the same, but this does let you know if a card has been flipped. A neat magic trick that never fails to fool people is to lay out 9 cards in a box. As setup, you will have already made sure all 9 are facing the same way. Place all 9 facedown, walk away where you can't see and have your victim flip any 1 card 180°. Tell them they can also shuffle the cards around so you wont be able to just see one that had been moved. All you have to do then is look for which ever card has a wider bar on the wrong side. That's the flipped one. No one has ever figured this one out when I've done it. I even had one guy say I must have cheated an saw or something, so I layed out 5 rows of 5 cards (25 cards) and told them to flip any 3. Easily picked out all 3 without fail. Did that a couple time before HE tried to cheat and flip 4 lol. Still named all 4 that were flipped.
The funny graphic @ 12:50 reminds me of what on older woman once told me. Toilets in trains back then were nothing but a funnel. One could look into the bowl and see the railroad ties going by if the train was in motion.
I'm definitely getting nostalgia seeing those screen savers 😂 I remember those from school and the DVD player growing up and would be thinking "go for the corner" too.😂 During class at school, some of us would get distracted by the screen savers. A teacher would wiggle the mouse to stop the distraction to get us focused.😆
The thing about the bottles I can understand that now because even my regular water filled bottles like from Aquafina seem to not be able to even stand up straight like a Pepsi or Coke bottle can. So thank you for explaining that.
Another SpongeBob fact is that underwater waterfalls do exist. It’s got something to do with the saltiness or the water in various locations, and this can also mean that certain fish and whatnot can actually drown.
@@Anna_KeyI believe the turtles using the highway was called "Turtle"... now I have to go look that up because it is going to drive me batty all day! lol thank you for the tasker...
Toilets in Australia also have a half flush and full flush to save water. Saving water here is more important than smell. Although since desalination plants have been built we have less water restrictions but more expensive water.
There's a LOT more to it than that. In Europe they vaccinate the chickens against salmonella; and the likelihood of infection is low. As a result, refrigeration is not needed; also chicken meat lasts longer on shelf life too. In the US, they do NOT vaccinate the chickens and the likelihood of eggs containing salmonella approaches 100%; and therefore they DO require refrigeration.
I must be getting really old because when I think of any black candy I automatically think of black Licorice. I also grew up near an old lady that ran her own chicken farm and when my mom would need a dozen eggs, I would ride my bike down the country road we lived on and "Dotty", (her nickname but it was the only name I ever knew her by, and her husband was nicknamed "Shorty") would have a dozen waiting for me. She still used candles in the candling process and she would save all of the double yoke eggs for me because over easy has always been my favorite way to cook eggs. Now their home and the whole farm has been bulldozed and a great big fancy house has been built in it's place. The only thing left is the giant Oak tree that Shorty's great grandparents, who were Quakers and some of the first to settle the area, planted in the early 1800's.
The shopping carts where I live don't have those bag holding bumps; But they do have cup holders on a few. Most stores changed them from cup holders to item scanner holders.
@@Wakfye WOW! even you feel it. my sister doesn't want to be under the blanket even though it's cold but now it's January and she is under the blanket that tells you that it's really cold it's so cold we need three blankets.
12:27 now I finally know why I never understood American 'poop splash' jokes, never even knew we used different toilet systems. This video has been really fun and educative. ❤️👌🏾
Growing up (and even now) my Mom called runny eggs "bloody" eggs. I thought the red on the yolk meant that the egg had been fertilized. Silly because- of course they aren't, but you hear something in your youth and it sticks until you hear otherwise and I just did.
Dude your mom didnt really feed you bloody eggs? Wait, it wasnt that common was it? Ive seen maybe 3 at the most in my 52 yr span and they went right in the trash. I cant eat twins either. Ha
Same here. Mom would throw them away. I never could figure out how they got fertilized, since there are no roosters in modern egg production. My mom was raised on a farm where they did have roosters, so she might have been right then.
I actually have chickens and didn't know that about red spots. I think my mom told me when I was a kid that meant they were fertilized. Never gave it much thought after that. Plus, I always avoided the green gummies because I don't like lime. My favorite was always strawberry..the jokes on me! I'm not much of a gummy girl anyway.
Question for your electrical engineers out there: I never imagined a toaster has a capacitor in it, and while I'm careful about never inserting anything in a plugged-in toaster, much less one actually operating, I've always assumed that once unplugged it would be safe to fish some bread out of the bottom of the toaster with a knife. Does the fact that there's a capacitor in it make that practice unsafe? Could I be shocked by an unplugged toaster?
While I'm not an electrical engineer, they're made to be as safe as possible (to avoid lawsuits, if nothing else), and you have to work really hard to get shocked by one (from what I understand)... like being all wet & standing in a puddle of water while jamming a metal utensil in it while it's in use.
I love this series, along with other originals like the Darwin awards and things you'll see for the first time. Thanks Be Amazed for being so entertaining 🤟🏻😊
The Darwin awards were the genuine reason I started watching this channel, those videos were absolutely brilliant! The ‘gamers caught cheating’ playlist is a set of good videos as well!
Did you know toasters from the 1940s to the capacitor varieties actually toasted and functioned using a very simple device that almost always toasted bread to the perfect golden brown? It was actually also used in your car’s turn signal (that’s how it would make the blinking sound and controlled the rate, and why they go faster if you have burnt out bulb on the indicating direction). Transistors aren’t always better than their analog counterparts.
@@mikebond6328 Turning on and off on certain intervals with bimetals. So it can cool a little down between every heating. Can also be done with modern electronic parts. But I think the old way took a bit longer to toast and that's why they dropped it.
@@narimannourizadeh3693exactly! I do question the foid these days. I just feel lousy no matter what I eat. The meat is questionable. I buy mostly organic.
I worked for plastipak for years. Making soda bottles. The company was ingenious creating the soda bottle base. If you're old enough you would remember a black base on the bottom of sodas. To reduce plastic use. Even today plastipak has ways to reduce plastic use.
When I got to the green gummy bears that reminded me of something I found out when I work at a place that made those little packets of instant oatmeal and they have all kinds of different fruit flavors strawberry peach apple banana all the different flavors and them little chunks of dried fruit in them well what I've come to find out is at least with this product I was working with I don't know if every single manufacturer does the same thing but I would assume that they do every single chunk of fruit in any one of those flavors is always Apple pieces of dried actual apple fruit but flavored like a strawberry or a banana or a peach
14:45 - It is unlikely that a capacitor is used in the majority of toasters - most use a bi-metallic strip with the dial usually mechanically coupled to that strip to adjust it's sensitivity and thus the time the toaster is on.
Kudos to both of you... I was thinking, I've worked on a TON of toasters in my lifetime and NONE of them had capacitors in them. HOWEVER, stephensepan291 has pointed out that I am aged and things change and I can imagine that if I open a toaster now, I might just find a small PCB with an LRC circuit on it....
For some years I lived and worked on a small ranch. Through that time we had six or seven Indian Runner Ducks, odd-looking but sweet. They had the look of a bowling pin with a beak, and a couple of beady eyes. They were poor flyers. They spent their days foraging through the tall grasses, eating bugs, and swimming in their pond. Before retiring for the night they also ate a daily treat of Purina Duck Chow. Each afternoon they returned to the safety of a Cage made of sections of hurricane fencing around a warm straw-filled hutch.This kept them safe from raccoons and other predators that could scale the 10-foot Deer fences. Their eggs were the BEST-tasting eggs I ever came across anywhere before or since.
I remember back in the day you knew an advert was coming on the tv by the tiny white pixels in the corner! Don't think it's a thing anymore. Was just something that came to mind reading the comments lol
Another flippin brilliant video, loved your err British accent 😉🤣🤣 Also loved seeing the screensavers. One of the early detailed animated ones I loved was the Robinson Crusoe one with the guy trapped on a remote island. He'd wander around doing all sorts, lighting fires and doing things and he'd have a telescope to suddenly peer right at you 🤣🤣🤣 I'd watch him for hours 🤣🤣🤣
Dude you have God like editors and voice narrating. You're voice is so soothing and addictive I love listening to your videos. The little animation is cute and well done too. He's simple but rememberable. ❤️☺️ He's like my autistic thoughts emotionally animated fat and silent. 😂😁
the toaster numbers, we where always told it meant how dark you wanted the toast. not how many minutes or resistance, just how dark the toast well be. 1 was light, and the highest number was the darkest.
In practical terms, you are correct. But, in the true electrical sense, it is actually the resistance. In the grand scheme of things, both are the same because they produce the same result. But, for the toaster itself, it is the resistance.
@@catladyfromky4142 I doubt that seriously. 1 what? 1 ohm would be a near short and would cause the breakers in the house to snap open (or fuses to blow, depending on how old your house is). Even 10 ohms would pull a current of 12 amps. Most breakers will snap at 12 amps. (A 15 amp breaker can only handle a sustained current of 80% of its rated value). So, if it were the ONLY thing on the breaker, it would STILL cause the breaker to open. If set to 1, that's 120 amps (P=IV 14,400 watts)... lol the fire department would just watch as your house melted into the earth...
A small town I used to live in , the homes of the drunks were known by the test pattern , burnt onto the phosphore dots , even with the set completely powered down . Edit : the world wide design for a toilet pans , can still stop the odour problem , and it's also a lot easier to do a lot of elbow grease - 1-2 caps of food grade hydrogen peroxide , gets up around the.bend , killing off whatever is lurking . Flush once it's stopped bubbeling , the film on top is bacteria etc , ready to flush - the bugs are all dead .
But when is Big Toast gonna make the knob make sense!? Either the bread comes back out as bread, or I completely burn it to a crisp. There is no middle ground!
My toaster has a funny smell, even when it was new out of the box. The one before that was made in 1972, wouldn't always pop up. it nearly caught the cabinets above on fire.
As a formerly active Freemason and former Worshipful Master of one local lodge, I can tell you that these conspiracy theories cause considerable discussion and amusement among members of the craft. I never once witnessed any discussion of "control" and, in fact, part of the Oath we take when attaining the highest Chair in a Lodge is that we must obey the laws of our nation, nor can we council any sort of anti-government action. That said, if you are interested in politics and getting voted to government office, there's nothing in the Masonic rules that forbids you from doing so. But, while politicians might endure scrutiny from the public, that scrutiny is tenfold from other Freemasons in such an individual's constituency. If you are a Freemason holding public office AND you are corrupt and/or breaking laws, the Freemasons would be rather quick to excommunicate you. They DON'T tolerate individuals breaking laws.
Actually, the Oreo thing has more to it. Nabisco, Oreos parent company was purchased by R. J. Reynolds and Phillip Morris (Big Tobacco Companies) in 1980 in an effort to incorporate its "flavors" (flavor country) into the food we eat, making processed foods flavorful and addictive. Nabisco was not the only food company they purchased. Kraft, General foods, Kool-Aid, Tang, and Capri Sun are just some of the others they purchased. The double cross was added as a masonic symbol, and wouldn't you know, big tobacco and freemasonry both wash their hands in secrets.
lol, he just explained that it wasn't, you're not really adding anything to it but only contradicting what he said which its ok,just give us a reference where it says its actually a fact.
I worked for a small grocery store in the 60's. The elderly owner inspected every egg, placing each one on an egg lamp that would shine light through it to detect bad spots.
Wow, that was fantastic service for their customers! ❤
@Anna_Key Yes, it sure was. He even peeled the outer layer off of every onion, too. His name was CJ Cooley & the tiny one isle store was named after his wife & called Anna Laura's.
I used to be a machine operator at an egg packaging plant. They don't actually throw away the "bloods". Those as well as cracked eggs are shipped to pet food factories, so they aren't wasted
Well, good then because I was ready to bitch em out for wasting perfectly good food. We waste SO MUCH FOOD, it's disgusting! No one on the face of the Earth should be going hungry! There's more than enough food on the planet to go around for EVERYONE!! However, wasting food and Countries with questionable government restricting the flow of nutritional foods, which is done purposely, people are starving somewhere everyday! Oh, "restricting the flow of nutritional foods. "Why, why would they do that," you may ask. For the same reason it's done here. It's a very simple way to Control the masses. It gives a Government, "Power and Control," over the Peoples they Govern!! Usually, not in the best interest for the People but in the best interest of the the one in the Highest Command of that Government!!
Oh good grief.......the majority of wasted food in house holds has nothing to do with a conspiracy.
1. Prepackaged food often means people buy more than they need. Eg people who live alone.
2. "Two fer" chilled food offers prove irresistible to shoppers who take it home and hadn't planned to use that much it goes out of date before it is used.
3. People are obsessed by "use by" or "best before" dates and dispose of food that is still perfectly edible.
4. Only gardeners love vegetables of all shapes. Uniformity makes for less prep time , uniform cooking time and perfect presentation. Weird and damaged produce is rejected by supermarkets for that reason customers don't pick them off the shelf.
5. Chilled produce travels across the country, even around the world, and can get damaged or poorly stored in transit.
6. Some countries have glut of some foods. Sometimes it just is not worth the cost of transport or refrigeration...or treatment to increase shelf life if producers are tempted to give it away to starving millions overseas
@@pamelsims2068No... the "use by" date is there for a VERY VERY GOOD reason--and you're an idiot if you use it after that date. OFTEN I find food getting to be disgusting BEFORE they used by date. Odd shaped vegetables are EVERYWHERE, whoever told you that they aren't is blind as a bat. I've gotten videos of some very peculiar shaped food (especially potatoes and carrots (one carrot looks like it's giving birth to another carrot) that I have bought through the years. I often joke about them coming from Chernobyl Farms...
@@nobody7817
Your not completely right about that…
The dates are valid as a concept, but they aren’t accurate.
That kind of thing never is.
Also, they exist to quell lawsuits generated by stupid people, so they don’t need to be accurate.
Also you can loophole them somewhat.
My mom has used past the expiration date multiple times by storing it in the freezer.
It still goes bad, but the freezer will delay it significantly.
@@psyduckrulesNo, I am completely right about that, trust me. I've worked in the industry before. Also... now I live in countries that IGNORE the dates, changing them... and trust ME... you do NOT want to buy food from many of the stories around here. (Yes, countries plural... several countries.) Once you live in a different country, you will begin to realize that all of those laws, rules, and regulations that you DETEST SO MUCH...aren't all that bad after-all... :D
Eventually the generation after ours will never understand watching the DVD hit the corner. Makes me so sad
😂 ikr
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When he was talking about the shopping carts, I was hoping he’d explain why I always get one with a wonky wheel
I once added a lawnmower motor to a grocery cart. I fixed the wonky front wheels with a transbar which was actually harder than installing the motor. I had to offset it from center. But I had a cool go cart that raced up and down the aisles.
you chose that one, no explination needed. YOU chose not to swap it before you went down aisle 1 (stoopid)
They reserve a wonky cart just for me. It's waiting for me, every time. How do I thank them?🤔
I call them drunk carts.
So all the carts are terrible but ykow how sometimes staff will have carts if they are restocking or returning items? well once we had an empty cart that was SUPER wonky and we saw a staff cart with 1 or 2 items in it so we switched the carts and the staff cart was PERFECT no wonky wheels... they had good carts this whole time and were hiding them from us..
Is anyone old enough to remember floppy disks?
8" Eight inch single sided Floppy Disk (really, it would flop around if you held it just by the bottom edge and if it got a crease in it from bending over then say GOODBYE to ALL bytes of Data you had stored on it for quick retrieval. That was around 80 thousand bytes at first. That's 80Kbytes. 80K keystrokes from the keyboard.
One floppy disk holding about 26 pages of single spaced text, only text, no fancy formatting or custom fonts or graphic images embedded with text wrapped and flowing around a photo.
Yes, I remember them. I also remember having to put a piece of thin black mylar tape over a large notch cutout on one edge of the disk. This was the Write-Protect notch that if taped over, prevented the disk drive unit from writing any information to the disk. One could read FROM the 8" disk but not Write TO the 8" disk. All information could be erased or corrupted by an external use of a magnet. Even the magnets that held things to refrigerator doors could bring tears to your eyes if some helpful person wanted to draw your attention to where your data disk was by putting a Post-it note on the disk and placing it on the refrigerator door with a magnet to hold it in place until you saw it. 👀 The magnet ATE MY HOMEWORK.
Fun times. Buggy Whips at least had other uses. Floppy Disks don't even make good drinking glass COASTERS.
Yep, I'm old enough to even remember the 8" floppy disks.
@@PhollyHansonI hope your high and went on a tangen...if not then why ? Just why ?
@@PhollyHanson So cool. I'm amazed that someone else remembers those. I used them in an IBM 4110 "Green Machine" while in the USMC in the early 80's. Thanks for the walk down memory lane!
@limhan3209 Um, bc comment sections are MADE FOR the purpose of sharing knowledge, insights, ideas, and personal perspectives.... and they were taking us on a trip down Memory Lane.
Who the duck made you the censor of Utube... or are you just trolling around?
Double-stuffed oreos are now what regular oreos once were.
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hmmm, today, would type that the double stuffed is about an average of maybe 3/4 stuffed of what the original once was as the cookie itself is also smaller and less in said packages that you pay a heck of a lot more.
8:45 for those that don't know the nickel and the half dime are 2 different coins despite being the same value, nickels started being made in 1866 and half dimes stopped being made in 1873, with the exception of briefly during World War 2 the nickel we know has never been made of silver
Something that had me a little annoyed was they were talking about coins made in 1792 and they show a Lincoln penny ( copper) which came out in 1909. And they completely ignored the $20 Liberty( profile) coin and the St Gaudins, both made out of gold.
I think they're made out of.....nickel🤣
The crab trap at Bikini Bottom was the only thing I knew about the whole show. Being from New Orleans probably had a lot to do with my recognition of seafood harvesting equipment.
after electrical shop in high school, ya agree. But being a dumby at 4/5 years old.. we where lucky they did not try to spoon feed us "the numbers on the toaster mean how many gremlins it took to toast the bread
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Considering that the Krusty Krab is owned by Mr. Krabs, I figured that was what the building looked like. I mean, look at where Plankton lives and works in: A bucket called "The Chum Bucket."
The secret of the crabby patties is one day he went fishing and he caught and killed a recent mother whale and uses her meat in the crabby patties. Evidence is he adopted orphaned Pearl on the spot she is not a crab. I you notice all parents on the show are character consistent but Pearl whom which will end up as his next victim this is why he gives her everything and spoils her. He's still serving him mom until pearl to then perhaps kill her too. He is the eptimy of greed
3:05 As a kid... you know back when we found wonders in even the smallest mundane things, I was so used to how the bottom of Danish cola bottles looked, that when I first traveled with my parents to France and saw a whole other bottom design, my mind was completely blown. I thought it was the coolest thing ever!!!
My favorite hidden feature is at the ends of a roll of saran wrap, aluminum foil or other wraps in a cardboard tube. The ends have a piece of cardboard that, when pushed in, prevent the roll to fall out of the case. Once the end tabs are pushed in, they each go into the ends of the roll inside.
Provided they're actually manufactured correctly so they line up with the tubes inside. I have had many rolls of saran wrap, wax paper, and foil that had the holes punched too low to line up with the tubes.
You need to do more ways people got revenge
I didn't realize that was a hidden feature...I thought everyone knew that.
I like pidgeons.
A really cool feature on frozen meals is that if you put them in a microwave and hit the numbers printed on the packaging, they get hot.
Great video on daily things with a hidden secret. You asked if we knew of any not mentioned. What about the Spaghetti Spoon? The hole in the center of the spoon (if it was made with a single hole) has a hidden use. Putting your typical dried spaghetti into the hole until no more can be put in the hole without breaking the pieces. Is the recommended amount for one serving of spaghetti. Not including anything extra. JUST the spaghetti.
You missed it, says part 7 😐
Ah...screen savers. I absolutely loved looking for the teapots on the 3D-Pipes...though it was that particular screen saver that caused me and my company heartburn for a few weeks. Our backups started to not complete overnight. We'd come in and they would be at 2 or 3% completed when normally they'd be done in an hour at most. Took weeks to finally realize that someone had changed the server screen saver to 3D pipes and it was using 99% of the CPU to draw those damn pipes...all night and it had a higher priority than the backups. Of course while we were troubleshooting it, checking everything we'd never see the screen saver so could not figure it out.
I've been using bar spoons for 20 years. The spiral is so you can stir clockwise while keeping the back of the spoon firmly against the walls of the glass. It has nothing to do with pouring liquid down it. It is a nice little bonus though.🥃
"Totally useless knowledge, but fun nonetheless!" That's half my brain described in a single sentence...
Grocery shopping is 1 thing that I can allow my ocd to fly because I put the groceries on the line and also bag them to keep the bagger from putting heavy stuff on top of things that can be mushed or broken and it all gets out in the cart and car that way, I used to HATE it when they'd bag my stuff and my bread would mashed down or a couple of times eggs breaking
The edge of a box jammed into the middle of the bread is what made me question life and seek therapy...
@carlsaganlives4036 hahaha, me too! That's actually what started it, all I wanted to do was make grilled cheese for my fam and got home to find the bread was put under heavy stuff, so I started bagging my own
You aren't alone.
Febreeze air freshener always has a great deal of contents left over because there is never enough propellant. The clear plastic bottle simply shows the consumer how much goes to waste after the propellant runs out.
Thank you for another installment of this series. I love that you're going back to your original stuff 💞
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@@kasen9487 cool. Ty
You should do a whole video about eggs, there’s so much more to them than a lot of people know.
While shopping for eggs, a woman that said tha she used to work in an egg factory told me to always purchase SOLID WHITE eggs. Because-- she said-- they were fresher!
Now to this day, I don't want anyone of my family or friends going shopping with me because I wear non latex gloves and check every single egg, until I have a whole carton of all SOLID WHITE eggs! 🤭
When my Ex and I were first married, she threw a fit when we went on our first shopping trip together. I checked the eggs on the top AND the bottom to ensure NONE were broken. She informed me that the bottoms of the eggs can NOT break, and you only need to check the tops. She grabbed a dozen eggs, and checked them and off we went. We got home and nearly every egg was broken on the bottom. GOT TO LOVE the impeccable timing of irony!
My grandma used to candle eggs. At night she would sit in a dark room and look at them with a light behind them to see if they were fertilized or not . I am 77 so this was long ago and in a small town.
@@sandrajordan3802Those days are so gone now... so much of our history lost.... we wouldn't know what to do if tech suddenly failed.
That’s why Sheldon has Bus Pants! 😃
Screen burnin can still happen on OLED screens which are a type of modern screen, so those days aren't entirely over!
And it's why windows 10 still actually has screensavers as an optional feature you can turn on. And no not all modern screens are LCD, some are LED which is similar technology but far more difficult to burn in.
Jeez i miss the old screensavers that they used to have for windows it really brings me back to the good old days of just sitting there and watching the screen saver for hours.
I really am starting to feel older by the day.
Not good for servers though, ties up too much processor time and things get really slow in the network. Learned that from "Tales From Tech Support"
Times change. Now we have screensavers on our televisions… 😱
I used to make personalized screensavers for the local primary school. After picture day I created one’s with all the children’s faces for their class. They got kick out of seeing themselves. This was a very long time ago… 💾📼📟
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7:53 Pixel Shifting is not used in LCD Screens but, it is used in OLED Screens. LCD Screen is less prone to burn-in. But, OLED is more prone to burn-in than LCD Screens.
Dude, I have absolutely missed this narrator. His voice is so calming, and it honestly makes it easier to watch.
My wife watches these videos while falling asleep at night.
@@MacNerfer I have too in some cases.
About screen savers: my favorite was a huge group of screen savers called, "After Dark." Whoever came up with these different screen savers was amazing! At least two were even interactive. One was the rat race; and the other was a trivia style game show with cartoon players. The host was a cartoon soft hammer and when one got a question wrong, he'd bash them over the head. After three bashes, they were eliminated. My favorite was one called, Bad Dog. It had a little dog come running around the screen to do something like knock over the trash can. Then a man's voice would say, "bad dog!" Then the dog would whimper and his cheeks would turn red as he'd slink away.
OMG I loved every one of those too!
I loved Bad Dog! Always felt a bit sorry for him, though.
I had the After Dark screensavers.
As someone who was formerly a fleet engineer with a city bus company, I can confirm the bus seat upholstery pattern information, though the main reason for the patterning is to hide graffiti, and particularly "tags," which attract more tags. If the tags aren't noticeable, they don't get counter-tagged (with subsequent escalation of graffiti), and those who try to tag the upholstery soon learn that there's no point in bothering because it doesn't really show up for others to see.
I just assumed that the reasoning behind the use of a fabric with a busy pattern in order to disguise stains (or graffiti) wouldn’t need any explanation! I should have stopped watching this video after that segment.
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Not really. The whole video has some grat explanations of things most ppl don't know but think they are the only ones wondering that. Nice to fine out it's actually a "thing" AND there is a reason behind the design that nearly the whole world is wondering about, not just you.
Hydrox is a cream-filled chocolate sandwich cookie currently owned and manufactured by Leaf Brands. It debuted in the United States in 1908
7:26 Hearing the static buzz from Starry Night always gave me this weird lonely feeling. Don't even know if the buzz is intentional or an odd byproduct, but all the new versions Ive seen don't have it. So yeah, a lot of nostalgia here.
The crabby patty formula actually has four pounds of plankton l o l
It’s a sad day for humanity when someone has to explain what a screensaver is.
Ikr yet this guy sounded serious when he was letting out this huge secret. Ha thats like having to tell someone what a coffee maker does.
Why
@@jessicahay9305 Because everyone knows the purpose of screensavers. It's not a secret, just common knowledge.
Maybe tech support guys have become too bothered with questions like "In what folder do I find screenshots saved with screen savers?"
I remember one of my fave screensavers by Sierra technologies called ‘bad dog’
I always assumed everyone knew screen savers were used to prevent burn in, at least those who lived through that era.
Yep, you know you’re old when you remember every one of the screensavers shown. 👾👾👾👾👾👾👾👾👾
@@YeahNo Are you saying that you might not have been around when dirt was made but you did help haul it in?
Yeah, the clue is in the name, they save your screen.
@@mrpink6623 But then they just became works of creative animation. I downloaded a number of them not so long ago.
Burn in? You should see the camera tubes that were used to put the station clock on air!
They were focused on the clock 24/7, the burn in was amazing.
10:00 one thing you didn't mention. On the ba k of playing cards, youll notice that the white bar along the edge of the design is a little wider on one side than the other. You don't need a special deck of cards. Every single deck is like this. No idea why when they are supposed to look the same, but this does let you know if a card has been flipped. A neat magic trick that never fails to fool people is to lay out 9 cards in a box. As setup, you will have already made sure all 9 are facing the same way. Place all 9 facedown, walk away where you can't see and have your victim flip any 1 card 180°. Tell them they can also shuffle the cards around so you wont be able to just see one that had been moved. All you have to do then is look for which ever card has a wider bar on the wrong side. That's the flipped one. No one has ever figured this one out when I've done it. I even had one guy say I must have cheated an saw or something, so I layed out 5 rows of 5 cards (25 cards) and told them to flip any 3. Easily picked out all 3 without fail. Did that a couple time before HE tried to cheat and flip 4 lol. Still named all 4 that were flipped.
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You must have excellent eyesight! I can't even tell the difference in the flowers that was pointed out! 😢
The funny graphic @ 12:50 reminds me of what on older woman once told me. Toilets in trains back then were nothing but a funnel. One could look into the bowl and see the railroad ties going by if the train was in motion.
I asked my wife how she wanted her eggs in the morning. She frowned and said un fertilised thank you 😊
I'm definitely getting nostalgia seeing those screen savers 😂 I remember those from school and the DVD player growing up and would be thinking "go for the corner" too.😂 During class at school, some of us would get distracted by the screen savers. A teacher would wiggle the mouse to stop the distraction to get us focused.😆
Thanks . I really feel old now. 😂 We had projectors and VHS tapes. We usually had a small TV to watch stuff on . I'm old
Exactally. How old am I I don't remember that
I remember vhs tapes and a small computer lab where we would get excited to play Oregon trail
I'm 12 and I'm getting nostalgia
@@reneerasile8059THE BEST DAYS EVER!! Black screen with green graphics, Oregon Trail was the best....but I always seemed to get typhoid fever🤔
Thank you for the lesson on Grocery Carts. I always hand carried my easily crushed items. Now I can wheel them.
Thanx for keeping us updated😊
Awesome editing, if there was an award, like a You Tube editing award, you would win hands down.....
Wow! What a revelation! Screen savers were created to save screens!!!! This kind of top notch knowledge can only be found right here guys!
The narrator just said it... Totally useless knowledge, but fun just the same.
I think the real reason American toilet bowls contain more water is because we have Taco Bell and White Castle.
The thing about the bottles I can understand that now because even my regular water filled bottles like from Aquafina seem to not be able to even stand up straight like a Pepsi or Coke bottle can. So thank you for explaining that.
Another SpongeBob fact is that underwater waterfalls do exist. It’s got something to do with the saltiness or the water in various locations, and this can also mean that certain fish and whatnot can actually drown.
And underwater rivers! Amazing. I think I got that from Finding Nemo and the turtles using the highway, I forget the proper name of it.
@@Anna_KeyI believe the turtles using the highway was called "Turtle"... now I have to go look that up because it is going to drive me batty all day! lol thank you for the tasker...
@@Anna_Key"Sammy's Adventure"??? Maybe, I need to look that up, but first I need to eat...
@@nobody7817 I looked it up. It's called EAC East Australian Current! 😃🐢🐳🐠🐟
@@Anna_Key That's a movie? I can't find that listed on any site??
Had no clue about hooks on shopping carts. Will implement them from now on! Thank you
I use the middle centre one for my handbag while I'm packing 😊
Sponge Bob's parents aren't dry sponges... They're just a different kind of more natural sponge...
This guy edits so well, I'm amazed.
Be amazed
Toilets in Australia also have a half flush and full flush to save water. Saving water here is more important than smell. Although since desalination plants have been built we have less water restrictions but more expensive water.
But our toilets don't smell either. Not if they are cleaned normally. We aren't animals 😂
Toilets in nearly EVERY country (except the USA) have that feature.
U.K. has the half/dual flush system too
About eggs if you don't wash them when they are first laid, you don't have to refrigerated them and they won't go bad.
There's a LOT more to it than that. In Europe they vaccinate the chickens against salmonella; and the likelihood of infection is low. As a result, refrigeration is not needed; also chicken meat lasts longer on shelf life too. In the US, they do NOT vaccinate the chickens and the likelihood of eggs containing salmonella approaches 100%; and therefore they DO require refrigeration.
I absolutely love the voice of the person narrating this, the very first BE AMAZED voice I ever heard!
Really ? I thought he sounded stalker creepy and had to use closed caption
I must be getting really old because when I think of any black candy I automatically think of black Licorice. I also grew up near an old lady that ran her own chicken farm and when my mom would need a dozen eggs, I would ride my bike down the country road we lived on and "Dotty", (her nickname but it was the only name I ever knew her by, and her husband was nicknamed "Shorty") would have a dozen waiting for me. She still used candles in the candling process and she would save all of the double yoke eggs for me because over easy has always been my favorite way to cook eggs. Now their home and the whole farm has been bulldozed and a great big fancy house has been built in it's place. The only thing left is the giant Oak tree that Shorty's great grandparents, who were Quakers and some of the first to settle the area, planted in the early 1800's.
Black means aniseed to me. 😂
The shopping carts where I live don't have those bag holding bumps; But they do have cup holders on a few. Most stores changed them from cup holders to item scanner holders.
18:27 Here’s a MASSIVE secret! Haribo puts the flavors on the back of the packet - just like most mixed flavour sweets. 😱 🙄
Really? was it just us
You’ve got me thru some rough times I have so many video ideas I don’t think we seen on here
I love your videos they teach me a lot of things keep up the good work sending love from trinidad 🇹🇹
Ooh I was born there too :ooo
@@Wakfye Me too
@@scientistImara :oo ... Now I'm in England tho and its soooooo cold!
@@Wakfye WOW! even you feel it. my sister doesn't want to be under the blanket even though it's cold but now it's January and she is under the blanket that tells you that it's really cold it's so cold we need three blankets.
@@scientistImara wow!! :○
12:27 now I finally know why I never understood American 'poop splash' jokes, never even knew we used different toilet systems. This video has been really fun and educative. ❤️👌🏾
America is not the whole world.
@@CesarClouds that's something most Americans don't seem to know. 😂
@@mrasterio8530 Lol
As an American, I can confirm. 🤣
I have two low flow toilets!!!
I really love the new intro!!!! i love the videos that Warren makes!!!
Growing up (and even now) my Mom called runny eggs "bloody" eggs. I thought the red on the yolk meant that the egg had been fertilized. Silly because- of course they aren't, but you hear something in your youth and it sticks until you hear otherwise and I just did.
Dude your mom didnt really feed you bloody eggs? Wait, it wasnt that common was it? Ive seen maybe 3 at the most in my 52 yr span and they went right in the trash. I cant eat twins either. Ha
Yea I was told if the eggs had those you could still throw them in an incubator from your fridge and it can still hatch 🐣
Same here. Mom would throw them away. I never could figure out how they got fertilized, since there are no roosters in modern egg production. My mom was raised on a farm where they did have roosters, so she might have been right then.
I doubt they throw out those eggs. Military and government food programs get lots of eggs in milk cartons to just pour on the pans for scrambled eggs.
For my lunch break I viewed some of the earliest videos from six years ago. Be Amazed has come a long way 😄 AMAZING!!!!💯💯
It never ceases to amaze me how much folks dont know about the world they live in
What world?
I actually have chickens and didn't know that about red spots. I think my mom told me when I was a kid that meant they were fertilized. Never gave it much thought after that.
Plus, I always avoided the green gummies because I don't like lime. My favorite was always strawberry..the jokes on me! I'm not much of a gummy girl anyway.
Question for your electrical engineers out there:
I never imagined a toaster has a capacitor in it, and while I'm careful about never inserting anything in a plugged-in toaster, much less one actually operating, I've always assumed that once unplugged it would be safe to fish some bread out of the bottom of the toaster with a knife. Does the fact that there's a capacitor in it make that practice unsafe? Could I be shocked by an unplugged toaster?
While I'm not an electrical engineer, they're made to be as safe as possible (to avoid lawsuits, if nothing else), and you have to work really hard to get shocked by one (from what I understand)... like being all wet & standing in a puddle of water while jamming a metal utensil in it while it's in use.
Its not just you Be Amazed. I loved sitting and watching screen savers on our old desk top. They were lots of fun. If your old then so am I.
I love this series, along with other originals like the Darwin awards and things you'll see for the first time. Thanks Be Amazed for being so entertaining 🤟🏻😊
The Darwin awards were the genuine reason I started watching this channel, those videos were absolutely brilliant! The ‘gamers caught cheating’ playlist is a set of good videos as well!
@@Stoke-Jay94 ya, I love the Darwin awards. There are so many good videos on here for sure
13:16 Most of the bar spoons have a flat round disc at the end to make it easier to layer spirits on each other, eg an old style b52/kgb
Did you know toasters from the 1940s to the capacitor varieties actually toasted and functioned using a very simple device that almost always toasted bread to the perfect golden brown? It was actually also used in your car’s turn signal (that’s how it would make the blinking sound and controlled the rate, and why they go faster if you have burnt out bulb on the indicating direction). Transistors aren’t always better than their analog counterparts.
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For those who were not alive in the 1940’s, what is it?
@@mikebond6328 I'll try to paste a you tube link, I hope it'll take.
@@mikebond6328 Turning on and off on certain intervals with bimetals. So it can cool a little down between every heating. Can also be done with modern electronic parts. But I think the old way took a bit longer to toast and that's why they dropped it.
Those Screensavers brought back some good and not so good memories. Mostly good though. LOL, thanks for always entertaining us.
So ,,, what ever we eating is not good
@@narimannourizadeh3693 HUH?
I remember “Johnny Castaway” screensaver. He had several adventures on a deserted island.
@@narimannourizadeh3693exactly! I do question the foid these days. I just feel lousy no matter what I eat. The meat is questionable. I buy mostly organic.
I worked for plastipak for years. Making soda bottles. The company was ingenious creating the soda bottle base. If you're old enough you would remember a black base on the bottom of sodas. To reduce plastic use. Even today plastipak has ways to reduce plastic use.
When I got to the green gummy bears that reminded me of something I found out when I work at a place that made those little packets of instant oatmeal and they have all kinds of different fruit flavors strawberry peach apple banana all the different flavors and them little chunks of dried fruit in them well what I've come to find out is at least with this product I was working with I don't know if every single manufacturer does the same thing but I would assume that they do every single chunk of fruit in any one of those flavors is always Apple pieces of dried actual apple fruit but flavored like a strawberry or a banana or a peach
14:45 - It is unlikely that a capacitor is used in the majority of toasters - most use a bi-metallic strip with the dial usually mechanically coupled to that strip to adjust it's sensitivity and thus the time the toaster is on.
capacitor is used in electronic toasters, bi-metalic strip is used in mechanical( older) toasters.
Kudos to both of you... I was thinking, I've worked on a TON of toasters in my lifetime and NONE of them had capacitors in them. HOWEVER, stephensepan291 has pointed out that I am aged and things change and I can imagine that if I open a toaster now, I might just find a small PCB with an LRC circuit on it....
For some years I lived and worked on a small ranch. Through that time we had six or seven Indian Runner Ducks, odd-looking but sweet. They had the look of a bowling pin with a beak, and a couple of beady eyes. They were poor flyers. They spent their days foraging through the tall grasses, eating bugs, and swimming in their pond. Before retiring for the night they also ate a daily treat of Purina Duck Chow.
Each afternoon they returned to the safety of a Cage made of sections of hurricane fencing around a warm straw-filled hutch.This kept them safe from raccoons and other predators that could scale the 10-foot Deer fences.
Their eggs were the BEST-tasting eggs I ever came across anywhere before or since.
That corner hit was *so* satisfying- 😌
The spiraling spoon also helps mix flavors in drinks and coffee evenly
I always thought the double cross on the oreo looked like an old tv antennae. 🤷♀️
I remember back in the day you knew an advert was coming on the tv by the tiny white pixels in the corner! Don't think it's a thing anymore. Was just something that came to mind reading the comments lol
Another flippin brilliant video, loved your err British accent 😉🤣🤣 Also loved seeing the screensavers. One of the early detailed animated ones I loved was the Robinson Crusoe one with the guy trapped on a remote island. He'd wander around doing all sorts, lighting fires and doing things and he'd have a telescope to suddenly peer right at you 🤣🤣🤣 I'd watch him for hours 🤣🤣🤣
Dude you have God like editors and voice narrating. You're voice is so soothing and addictive I love listening to your videos. The little animation is cute and well done too. He's simple but rememberable. ❤️☺️ He's like my autistic thoughts emotionally animated fat and silent. 😂😁
the toaster numbers, we where always told it meant how dark you wanted the toast. not how many minutes or resistance, just how dark the toast well be. 1 was light, and the highest number was the darkest.
In practical terms, you are correct. But, in the true electrical sense, it is actually the resistance. In the grand scheme of things, both are the same because they produce the same result. But, for the toaster itself, it is the resistance.
@@catladyfromky4142 I doubt that seriously. 1 what? 1 ohm would be a near short and would cause the breakers in the house to snap open (or fuses to blow, depending on how old your house is). Even 10 ohms would pull a current of 12 amps. Most breakers will snap at 12 amps. (A 15 amp breaker can only handle a sustained current of 80% of its rated value). So, if it were the ONLY thing on the breaker, it would STILL cause the breaker to open. If set to 1, that's 120 amps (P=IV 14,400 watts)... lol the fire department would just watch as your house melted into the earth...
I thought everyone knew that the hole in a sink was to stop overflow.
A small town I used to live in , the homes of the drunks were known by the test pattern , burnt onto the phosphore dots , even with the set completely powered down .
Edit : the world wide design for a toilet pans , can still stop the odour problem , and it's also a lot easier to do a lot of elbow grease - 1-2 caps of food grade hydrogen peroxide , gets up around the.bend , killing off whatever is lurking .
Flush once it's stopped bubbeling , the film on top is bacteria etc , ready to flush - the bugs are all dead .
But when is Big Toast gonna make the knob make sense!?
Either the bread comes back out as bread, or I completely burn it to a crisp.
There is no middle ground!
Me and my family doesn't care if there are red spots on our eggs as long as the egg isn't rotten we would still eat it anyway
15:15 A very simple linear ramp generator/trigger. Used as a simple timer.
My toaster has a funny smell, even when it was new out of the box. The one before that was made in 1972, wouldn't always pop up. it nearly caught the cabinets above on fire.
Oohhhh my god the pipes, morphing shapes and the 3D maze, those are such nostalgia.
Wow, I can say I am truly amazed! Thank for this video
As a formerly active Freemason and former Worshipful Master of one local lodge, I can tell you that these conspiracy theories cause considerable discussion and amusement among members of the craft. I never once witnessed any discussion of "control" and, in fact, part of the Oath we take when attaining the highest Chair in a Lodge is that we must obey the laws of our nation, nor can we council any sort of anti-government action. That said, if you are interested in politics and getting voted to government office, there's nothing in the Masonic rules that forbids you from doing so. But, while politicians might endure scrutiny from the public, that scrutiny is tenfold from other Freemasons in such an individual's constituency. If you are a Freemason holding public office AND you are corrupt and/or breaking laws, the Freemasons would be rather quick to excommunicate you. They DON'T tolerate individuals breaking laws.
So what was it like being in a cult?
You know its a good day when Be Amazed uploads
Always
He post everyday so d- does that mean...?
The Oreo symbol is also the egyptian hyroglyphic symbol nefer being all things good.
It's a wonderful day when Be amazed/Warren uploads a video
Oreos are made in Mexico.
Who didn't know a screensaver was for saving a screen!? It's in the name.... I mean come aaahhhhn
I liked the "pipe" and "stars" screen savers.
The stars made you feel like you were flying through space
Nobody in human history has ever thought toasters dials are minutes. Everybody knows its hours
The shapes behind bottles was interesting. It’s all interesting.
My most favorite screensaver of all time is Johnny Castaway. It's on my laptop now.
8-bit guy would be happy to see his Planet x3 game screen shown.
Actually, the Oreo thing has more to it. Nabisco, Oreos parent company was purchased by R. J. Reynolds and Phillip Morris (Big Tobacco Companies) in 1980 in an effort to incorporate its "flavors" (flavor country) into the food we eat, making processed foods flavorful and addictive. Nabisco was not the only food company they purchased. Kraft, General foods, Kool-Aid, Tang, and Capri Sun are just some of the others they purchased. The double cross was added as a masonic symbol, and wouldn't you know, big tobacco and freemasonry both wash their hands in secrets.
Wow-- who knew🤔
lol, he just explained that it wasn't, you're not really adding anything to it but only contradicting what he said which its ok,just give us a reference where it says its actually a fact.
Conspiracy theories are not the sign of a stable mind.
We used to write funny flying messages and everyone laughed... It made for a good work environment...
I've definitely seen and eaten eggs with red spots in them.
The UK Febreze is a solid aluminium container.
My mom refuses to eat ketchup with eggs as it reminds her of that egg red spot thing. Lol.
2:51 flat bottom bottles make the rocking world go round.
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