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I asked my mom about the “sliced bread” and she told me that when she was growing up during the depression, they always made homemade bread. When bread became mass produced and pre-sliced, they just thought that was the best thing. So hence the saying “best thing since sliced bread”.
Well. I would not eat any store bought bread in the US, sliced or otherwise. They fill it with stuff so it will last a bit longer. Stuff that is banned in Europe, and many places in Asia and South America.. its really not good. And the US say, well we know its bad, and we labeled it as not good, but we will leave it in. Companies need to make money you know. But well, as they say, your bread will last 10 days longer, and your life will be 10 years shorter.
This is why Carlin is a legend. He always pointed out how full shit we all are and then made us laugh at ourselves and eventually think more about who we are.
7:50 "Fine and Dandy" old expression "Fine" meaning rich wealthy etc and "Dandy" meaning fancy. During the wild west era "a dandy" was someone who wore fancy expensive clothes, and typically did little physical labor. many believe Dandy was also a stand in for homosexual much like "Confirmed Bachelor"
Everybody needs to see more of George Carlin. He died a while ago long while ago but he transcends time. He was brilliant back in his day I remember being a teenager or young adult getting excited to watch one of his HBO specials. Live from the Beacon theater is one of my favorite. He is one of the few comedians that can speak for over an hour and take like 3 sips of water he can just ramble on about the craziest stuff that just makes sense. That people want to say but don't and he does it brilliantly
Most people are afraid to speak their minds but, George was not! He was jailed in the 70's for some of the comments he made because, decency laws were a thing back then! Now we have Cancel Culture! 😂 They are trying to cancel dead people because of what they said 30+ years ago! 🤣😎👍
Contractors in at will states can be fired for no reason. All they have to say is that they no longer need you. Very common in offices now. :( It adds a lot more fear, stress and insecurity.
Ben Bailey (the cash cab guy) has a similar bit from his special 'road rage and accidental ornithology' the covers other English phrases. The whole special is very good
'Pull yourself up by the bootstraps...' impossible task. Literally. If it were possible, I could pull myself up into the air and fly to work. no car, no plane, just me and my bootstraps
What a legend!!! He was an awesome observer!! Analyzed language like nobody else! Please keep watching his great content!!! Losing things Stuff Reagan's gang and American values Advertising and BS Driving Child worship Gulf War Extreme human behavior
The History Guy did an episode on the impact of sliced bread. A lot of things that one wouldn't even consider made that invention so big that if I remember right, pre-sliced bread was even banned for a while. I recommend looking into that episode for some perspective on that subject, which seems so superfluous to us now.
Around the late 19th century, an event called a "cake walk" was popular. Essentially, it was a couples dance competition in front of a panel of judges, with the prize for winning being a 12-foot-long cake. The couples, in the best clothes they owned, would stand hand-in-hand in front of the judges, who sat behind the cake which was on a long table, and dance to a very slow two-step. Left foot out, slide it back to center, right foot out, same, over and over again. Then they'd bow and curtsey, and the next couple would step forward. At the end, the judges would decide the winner, who'd get to take the enormous cake home with them. Stupid as it sounds, that's where the phrase "takes the cake" comes from. ;}
We used to in the 1980's and 1990's did cake walks at school carnivals. You'd walk on numbers in a circle while music played. When it stopped, you'd check the number you are standing on, they'd call a number, and if you were standing on that number, you'd win a cake. I heard they do 2-liters now though.
Sliced bread doesn't so much refer to the idea of sliced bread so much as the invention of the machine that could slice bread and wrap it so slice bread could be mass produced and sold. That machine was invented in 1928. Before that you sliced your own bread. Because of its popularity, in the early 30s bread companies began using "since sliced bread" in their marketing saying things such as "the newest thing since sliced bread", and it became somewhat of a meme long before people understood what a meme was. At that time sliced bread was only a few years old. We look back and don't quite get it because we didn't grow up with the advertisements, but we also don't hear the phrase much anymore. George wasn't old enough to have been around when those advertisements were popular, but he would have been around during the peak of the "greatest thing since sliced bread" meme.
The riot act was an act of Parliament. Essentially an officer of the peace would read the act to a group of people, and if they didn't disperse, they could be arrested. It was kind of a last warning that things were getting out of hand.
Love the videos with George. Been listening and watching the great American philosopher for 40 years. His comments made 20-30 years ago are still poignant today.
No, the hippy dippy weatherman " Tonight's forecast calls for increasing darkness until early tomorrow morning with widely scattered light. The current temperature at the airport is 67 degrees which is stupid because nobody lives at the airport."
Dandy was originally an old timey derogatory term for a man who dressed or acted effeminately. Then dandy became a term for someone who dressed garishly. Then dandy became a term for a man who dressed stylishly. Over time the term dandy has changed.
The science put into a single piece of slice bread is actually pretty insane. (no joke) They spent quite a lot of time figuring out how to make the bread, get it into the shelves, and have it go to a customers home before it could get rock hard and then mold quickly. This is also why store bought bread isn't nearly as healthy as bread you can make at home, but your homemade bread will be a brick in like 2 days. This is for today's sliced bread. I have no idea how the 1928 sliced bread was. I'm hoping it wasn't just normal bread that was sliced cause that'd go bad quickly. 😂
Had another employee get in my bosses face and say fuck you (mind you she is in her 60s and the punk kid is in his early 20s). She looks at him dead in his face and says "you're fired now get the fuck out of my store."
A grub is a little white worm and a common phrase is lets go grab some grub, because grubs are edible and high in protein and that is where that phrase comes from.
Well. I would not eat any store bought bread in the US, sliced or otherwise. They fill it with stuff so it will last a bit longer. Stuff that is banned in Europe, and many places in Asia and South America.. its really not good. And the US say, well we know its bad, and we labeled it as not good, but we will leave it in. Companies need to make money you know. But well, as they say, your bread will last 10 days longer, and your life will be 10 years shorter.
Like it's jus a comedy bit, and maybe this is only true because by now I'm just so familiar with Carlin that it's ingrained, but I really honestly do think "more than happy" sounds like a euphemism for a mental condition of some sort. Like the sliced bread thing is just funny, throw away the key is just dumb and silly - but "more than happy".... I mean that really really does hit my ear as sounding like a euphemism for a condition. That one isn't even a joke for me, that's just real
In one of his specials I don't remember which 1 you gotta watch the part about States that touch each other there's 4 of them and that's where you put all the really bad criminals the rapist and the Jeffrey Dahmer types it is so funny
can you alteast make sure that we can see it alteast better. this is anyoing as hell seeing the screen behind it some times you hav a good uality but most of the time you do like see through, why ?
Honestly, I'd be watching the guy reading a book. The guy with the machete has already stated his intentions for all to know, so if I'm already in the bar I know I'm safe. And if I was outside the bar I could most likely hear him, and know to stay outside the bar. But, seriously... Who goes to a noisy bar to read a book?
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@@nickleijser5041He sounds like an English teacher! 😂 👍😎
We lost him 14 years ago today. I'm grateful that his lessons live on. great reaction man.
A legend. I wish I could have seen his shows in person.
💔💔💔🥺...
Still watch him on the regular. Great 2 part documentary came out this year and is a must see if your a Carlin fan. A real unique talent.
@@MasterMiller420 Was that documentary that was on HBO that came out this year?
@@arturobuitron6420 yes I believe it was HBO.
I asked my mom about the “sliced bread” and she told me that when she was growing up during the depression, they always made homemade bread. When bread became mass produced and pre-sliced, they just thought that was the best thing. So hence the saying “best thing since sliced bread”.
It was when the people were able to afford sliced bread it was a wonderful thing.
Well. I would not eat any store bought bread in the US, sliced or otherwise.
They fill it with stuff so it will last a bit longer.
Stuff that is banned in Europe, and many places in Asia and South America.. its really not good.
And the US say, well we know its bad, and we labeled it as not good, but we will leave it in. Companies need to make money you know.
But well, as they say, your bread will last 10 days longer, and your life will be 10 years shorter.
The machine was invented, then was in a fire, and took several years before it was made again and publicly available.
@@glassontherocks
Your right it was a wonderful thing when wonder bread was still available.😂
This is why Carlin is a legend. He always pointed out how full shit we all are and then made us laugh at ourselves and eventually think more about who we are.
Amen to that.
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7:50 "Fine and Dandy" old expression "Fine" meaning rich wealthy etc and "Dandy" meaning fancy. During the wild west era "a dandy" was someone who wore fancy expensive clothes, and typically did little physical labor. many believe Dandy was also a stand in for homosexual much like "Confirmed Bachelor"
Sort of like how King Knight’s boss theme is “The Decadent Dandy”.
Everybody needs to see more of George Carlin. He died a while ago long while ago but he transcends time. He was brilliant back in his day I remember being a teenager or young adult getting excited to watch one of his HBO specials. Live from the Beacon theater is one of my favorite. He is one of the few comedians that can speak for over an hour and take like 3 sips of water he can just ramble on about the craziest stuff that just makes sense. That people want to say but don't and he does it brilliantly
Most people are afraid to speak their minds but, George was not! He was jailed in the 70's for some of the comments he made because, decency laws were a thing back then! Now we have Cancel Culture! 😂 They are trying to cancel dead people because of what they said 30+ years ago! 🤣😎👍
Walking papers gets me every time even all these years later.
Have you done Airline Announcements? baseball vs football? Remember Carlin was a language purist. Love your channel from 🇨🇦
I have to say, Mr. Boyd, I don't think I've ever seen someone predict Carlin jokes as consistently as you do.
🤣🤣
You just prompted me to go back and rewatch Mork and Mindy lol, classic comedy from the legend.
I've heard the Riot Act being read; by the cops, to a street full of people
What a legend. RIP George.
Love him and miss him he was always funny😃
Contractors in at will states can be fired for no reason. All they have to say is that they no longer need you. Very common in offices now. :( It adds a lot more fear, stress and insecurity.
Straight to the point no BS
One of my favorite songs
🤔
Carlin truly is the GOAT
George Carlin uses of the "F" word the most versatile word in the English language
His old school but about "$hit" was hilarious back in the day as well!
Truthful and was Authentic
My nephew uses his own words all the time.
He turns two in a couple months.
Carlin had a fascination with language.
I always quote "what tubes?" And no one gets it.
Ben Bailey (the cash cab guy) has a similar bit from his special 'road rage and accidental ornithology' the covers other English phrases. The whole special is very good
One of my favorites! My (adult) daughter and I cry with laughter when we listen to Ben Bailey!
If you ever get the chance you should read one of George Carlin's books. My favorite book is titled, "Brain dropings."
I always took the throw away the key bit as throw it in the garbage
I Think George Carlin did something like the Hippy Dippy Mailman!
I think it might have been the hippy dippy weatherman.
Thanks for this reaction.
'Pull yourself up by the bootstraps...' impossible task. Literally. If it were possible, I could pull myself up into the air and fly to work. no car, no plane, just me and my bootstraps
Bread is bread and I freakin love it.
So much he talks about has changed since his death, I’m glad to have seen him while he was with us.
9:52 Toaster. No, wait. Actually, I'll take that one back. I'll save that one for later.
His New York really came out here haha
What a legend!!! He was an awesome observer!! Analyzed language like nobody else!
Please keep watching his great content!!!
Losing things
Stuff
Reagan's gang and American values
Advertising and BS
Driving
Child worship
Gulf War
Extreme human behavior
What was the greatest thing BEFORE sliced bread?
FIRE 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
He is the best when he explores language.
The History Guy did an episode on the impact of sliced bread. A lot of things that one wouldn't even consider made that invention so big that if I remember right, pre-sliced bread was even banned for a while. I recommend looking into that episode for some perspective on that subject, which seems so superfluous to us now.
I was about to say something similar. I've actually done research on the subject it's actually pretty interesting.
"our similarities" are kinda like this one if youre looking for more "comedic nature"
Around the late 19th century, an event called a "cake walk" was popular.
Essentially, it was a couples dance competition in front of a panel of judges, with the prize for winning being
a 12-foot-long cake.
The couples, in the best clothes they owned, would stand hand-in-hand in front of the judges,
who sat behind the cake which was on a long table, and dance to a very slow two-step.
Left foot out, slide it back to center, right foot out, same, over and over again.
Then they'd bow and curtsey, and the next couple would step forward.
At the end, the judges would decide the winner, who'd get to take the enormous cake home with them.
Stupid as it sounds, that's where the phrase "takes the cake" comes from. ;}
That’s something I never knew ☺️interesting to know
I've heard so many different supposed "origins" of that phrase I don't know which one to believe
We used to in the 1980's and 1990's did cake walks at school carnivals. You'd walk on numbers in a circle while music played. When it stopped, you'd check the number you are standing on, they'd call a number, and if you were standing on that number, you'd win a cake. I heard they do 2-liters now though.
Sliced bread doesn't so much refer to the idea of sliced bread so much as the invention of the machine that could slice bread and wrap it so slice bread could be mass produced and sold. That machine was invented in 1928. Before that you sliced your own bread. Because of its popularity, in the early 30s bread companies began using "since sliced bread" in their marketing saying things such as "the newest thing since sliced bread", and it became somewhat of a meme long before people understood what a meme was. At that time sliced bread was only a few years old. We look back and don't quite get it because we didn't grow up with the advertisements, but we also don't hear the phrase much anymore. George wasn't old enough to have been around when those advertisements were popular, but he would have been around during the peak of the "greatest thing since sliced bread" meme.
The riot act was an act of Parliament. Essentially an officer of the peace would read the act to a group of people, and if they didn't disperse, they could be arrested. It was kind of a last warning that things were getting out of hand.
Have you reacted to his extended list of words you can't say on tv?
Man I'm always Dandy XD
Examples of repeating something without any thought
Orwell wrote something like this forever ago....i can't imagine Carlin doing this without seeing Orwell's work on language
George Carlin is an absolute genius. R.I.P
A couple of other phrases that seem ridiculous to me are "The whole kit and kaboodle." and "You're darn tootin'".
I live near Chillicothe Missour, the home of Sliced Bread !!
Dolly Parton has a song called Hard Candy Christmas and a line in it says, I'll be fine and dandy, like a hard candy Christmas.
04:50 Also, slice bread is not bread... and is not good (obesity, cancer, heart desease, etc)
4:10 we have tubes it’s just that they are full of Lava 🤔👍🏻🇺🇸🤠
5:26 Flatbread
Your reactions are so much better when you don't interrupt as often
8:02 in 1965 he was 28
Lava lamp, oh yeah, I have about 7 of them, just can't seem to let them go,lol.
Love the videos with George. Been listening and watching the great American philosopher for 40 years. His comments made 20-30 years ago are still poignant today.
Check put the 7 dirty words by him. He actually got arrested for this bit a long time ago
George Carlin on soft language, you got to here that
Be sure to check out "The 7 Words You Can't Say On TV"
Fine & dandy means okay & good at the same time.
Still waiting for you to react to my favorite Carlin routine… Religion is B.S.
Have you done baseball vs football from Carlin
You should do audio books.
This is a nice song.
if you have HBOMax you might enjoy the George Carlin documentary about his life and career
Didn’t George Carlin do the Hippy Dippy Mailman???
No, the hippy dippy weatherman
" Tonight's forecast calls for increasing darkness until early tomorrow morning with widely scattered light. The current temperature at the airport is 67 degrees which is stupid because nobody lives at the airport."
"Dandy" refers to a very stylish individual.
Dandy is someone who has a fine appearance
Dandy was originally an old timey derogatory term for a man who dressed or acted effeminately. Then dandy became a term for someone who dressed garishly. Then dandy became a term for a man who dressed stylishly. Over time the term dandy has changed.
That is its use as a noun. In the "fine and dandy" example, it is an adjective and means "excellent". :)
@@oldeskul That was a Dandy Comment!
Bill Hicks, if you haven't already.
The GoaT
I hope your day is good as well man.
what about "footloose and fancy free"?
Dandy means Excellent
The science put into a single piece of slice bread is actually pretty insane. (no joke) They spent quite a lot of time figuring out how to make the bread, get it into the shelves, and have it go to a customers home before it could get rock hard and then mold quickly. This is also why store bought bread isn't nearly as healthy as bread you can make at home, but your homemade bread will be a brick in like 2 days.
This is for today's sliced bread. I have no idea how the 1928 sliced bread was. I'm hoping it wasn't just normal bread that was sliced cause that'd go bad quickly. 😂
George Carlin Is The G.O.A.T
More please.
To me the strangest one is "You scratch my back I'll scratch yours" like.. did people really go around scratching random peoples backs?
Had another employee get in my bosses face and say fuck you (mind you she is in her 60s and the punk kid is in his early 20s). She looks at him dead in his face and says "you're fired now get the fuck out of my store."
I believe you need to watch some thomas sowell
"fine and dandy", basically saying... Fine and Excellent. Adding "dandy" is redundant :)
"Heart of Hearts”??? "No good deed goes unpunished " ??? Someone please break it down for me ...
This tastes like shit always gets me lol how did that become a common phrase
Day 17 of asking MfLBOYD to react to "Randy buys a bookshelf on Gumtree"
A grub is a little white worm and a common phrase is lets go grab some grub, because grubs are edible and high in protein and that is where that phrase comes from.
Well. I would not eat any store bought bread in the US, sliced or otherwise.
They fill it with stuff so it will last a bit longer.
Stuff that is banned in Europe, and many places in Asia and South America.. its really not good.
And the US say, well we know its bad, and we labeled it as not good, but we will leave it in. Companies need to make money you know.
But well, as they say, your bread will last 10 days longer, and your life will be 10 years shorter.
You should react to Josh Wolf best practical joke ever
It is hilarious
React to flying, stuff, euphemisms, similarities, many others
Billy Carson.
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Sliced bread came after Betty White.
I guess if you look at ✝️it ,let’s Break bread ,the greatest thing since sliced bread
Please sir react to Mickey mouse's birthday.
That video game you have going on at the same time is very distracting. George Carlin was the best!!!🌻
That game looks pretty fun tho
I think it’s more than ten.
Like it's jus a comedy bit, and maybe this is only true because by now I'm just so familiar with Carlin that it's ingrained, but I really honestly do think "more than happy" sounds like a euphemism for a mental condition of some sort. Like the sliced bread thing is just funny, throw away the key is just dumb and silly - but "more than happy".... I mean that really really does hit my ear as sounding like a euphemism for a condition. That one isn't even a joke for me, that's just real
Another one is "Near Miss". Wouldn't that be a hit? You should say "Near Hit".
You missed the fact that one can slice their own bread.
"The name of the song is"
In one of his specials I don't remember which 1 you gotta watch the part about States that touch each other there's 4 of them and that's where you put all the really bad criminals the rapist and the Jeffrey Dahmer types it is so funny
can you alteast make sure that we can see it alteast better. this is anyoing as hell seeing the screen behind it some times you hav a good uality but most of the time you do like see through, why ?
I think he's avoiding any disruption in upload due to UA-cam copyright standards. He would have to get special permission to use video of this length.
down the tubes means going bad. tubes meant pipes. this world is going down the toilet or down the drain. which are the "pipes".
Honestly, I'd be watching the guy reading a book. The guy with the machete has already stated his intentions for all to know, so if I'm already in the bar I know I'm safe. And if I was outside the bar I could most likely hear him, and know to stay outside the bar. But, seriously... Who goes to a noisy bar to read a book?