ALL OF R/COOLGUIDES

[@ameliarose47]

9:35 the baby on board sticker is actually for EMS, so that if you ever get in an accident and you're incapacitated they know that theres a "baby onboard" so they know they need to look for it and give it medical attention if needed.

[@MinulGomesz-so5tx]

I am not gonna be a bitch but shouldn't we remove the stickers when we sell them?

[@MCRIDESMILK]

​@@MinulGomesz-so5tx duhhh??

[@Sinner8Ishmael]

@@MinulGomesz-so5tx yes

[@MinulGomesz-so5tx]

@MCRIDESMILK nah, like when you are selling the car, you could remove it to save the fire dept from hassle, but it's ok. Looking back, I don't think it is a bitch thing. Just a courtesy thing. 👌

[@MCRIDESMILK]

@MinulGomesz-so5tx every time u sell a car you'd have to clean it and get rid off those stickers including the front window registry ones

[@HunterDarling-xj2uj]

Do you want your cake to taste like it came from a bakery? Well, there's only 2 steps. 1. Go to a bakery 2. Get a cake (purchasing is optional)

[@MayorofNerdsville]

PUT THE BREAD IN THE BAG

[@NorbertCheeverDorisMcgrady_V]

Purchasing is, definitely, positively optional 👍

[@HunterDarling-xj2uj]

I'd quite agree.

[@lacyfriedrich3476]

OPNONAIL?!?!?!???!!!!????

[@katskratch99]

​@@lacyfriedrich3476 *OPNONAIL?!?!?*

[@meztlistormheart2636]

I grew up with stories about Skinwalkers.. I could go on about them for hours if given a half chance, including several stories by the locals making fun of paranormal investigators thinking it is funny to trespass while looking for them...

[@o.a.s.1.s]

i love robins voice it’s just so comforting for some reason

[@melissajacobs5822]

Same, i have a playlist

[@o.a.s.1.s]

@@melissajacobs5822 same

[@_LuckieDuckie_8087]

That’s so true.

[@SaneAcorn2389]

@@melissajacobs5822isn’t there already one on the channel

[@Goofyahh_shark]

Fr

[@leefi1]

Robin, I have another odd heart attack symptom. I had Swine Flu (second time!) and I was recovering when a tremendous feeling of impending doom hit me. I called 911, I was diagnosed as having had a heart attack. My only symptom was "I'm doomed"...

[@SageH-xl8iu]

Ah great, me and everyone in my family have all been to the ER multiple times thinking we were having heart attacks, only to be told they were anxiety attacks. I feel doomed all the time lmao 😂😅

[@Gamingoober998]

​@@SageH-xl8iuI feel the exact same with my catastrophizing (always assuming the worst reason or outcome) like if I have a stomach ache it's appendicitis, I hear a beeping outside my room when it's probably just the dehumidifier, the carbon monoxide alarm is going off. I feel you bro.

[@AethAbyss]

This actually isn't ab uncommon symptom for things! It can also be a sign that you were given the wrong blood type during a blood transfusion

[@Akira_of_the_Fae]

I wonder what those people would say about anime stickers all over a car, probably 'i almost never leave my house, and probably own a sword, so you better not even try'

[@malice6081]

I have a magnet from getting honor roll, and a sticker for bad dragon, I don’t really put stickers on my truck

[@Koblac]

@@malice6081 There is zero shot you just admitted to having a bad dragon sticker on your car

[@BigFella12]

Probably own a sword but definitely either have the physique of gorlock the destroyer or of a toothpick

[@Akira_of_the_Fae]

@BigFella12 my hubby is a personal shopper at HEB, he has the calves of a cyclist, and the torso of a backyard grilling dad lol. Remember if an anime nerd has their own car they also have a job to pay for it (hopefully)

[@iclynnx]

No no, not a sword, a katana 🤪 /j

[@SylvieGrimalkin]

I call those stick figure family decals, serial killer shopping lists.

[@melissajacobs5822]

Stealing that LMFAO!!

[@ZillaMan2024]

​@@melissajacobs5822 why tho?

[@melissajacobs5822]

@@ZillaMan2024 i find it very funny

[@Luvvias]

It helps a lot

[@PliskinYT]

24:00 The only "Cryptid" my area has turned out to be a dead raccoon, I'm not even joking about that

[@zayneeeeeeeee7080]

Nice

[@christinesizemore3]

that thing on the beach that went viral forever ago?

[@PliskinYT]

@@christinesizemore3 Yes

[@malice6081]

47:44 essential oils have a place. My sister had a roller ball of one to help her anxiety, worked amazing. And as bug spray it works great on me as my skin turns lobster with normal spray and the sensitive skin stuff does nothing. It has a place but it’s not a cure all.

[@barritoothy]

yeah essential oils are great on my skin, but its definitely not a miracle cure

[@AnythingButBecky1127]

​@@barritoothythey can be helpful for small everyday things like stress, headaches, and bug repellent. They cannot cure long term illnesses

[@christinesizemore3]

Ancient herbal medicine had some basis in fact through trial and error and are the starting point for stronger & more effective modern pharmaceuticals. Raw plant oils (from leaves, moss, bark, roots) can have effects like reduction of pain, swelling, nausea, and deterring insects. However, certain other plants are highly poisonous. And some that do have benefits can be irritating unless mixed into a salve to apply or made edible. Basically, don't do anything unless you have an expert source to reference. And ... a few drops of commercial oil put into a bottle of water... is for making scents, not curatives.

[@coasternut3091]

I'm going to start saying "Nice catch. Updated file attached. Thanks for letting me know" when I'm wrong in verbal, in-person conversations from now on

[@Tax_3vas1on]

Im not sure the reason America uses the measurements it does, but the reason they don't use the metric system is because when the country was being founded, george washington had a friend if France who he wanted to bring over metric weights to America, but the guy got lost at sea and eventually died in pirate captivity (or something like that, im not too sure). Also, if you're ever wondering why American use units like "_____ was about 30 washing machines long" or something like that, it's because people know how long those things are and saying there are ___ about of them just kinda puts certain distances into perspective.

[@scorchingbread]

Fahrenheit to us just makes more sense to us just on a human perceived temperature. It's a scale based on us. In scientific settings the metric system does get used and Celsius because that's what everyone else uses and scientifically it makes more sense.

[@itsjustmenova]

@@scorchingbreadrealistically to you whatever system you grew up with makes more sense to you. I grew up with the metric system and Celsius and I just cannot wrap my head around Fahrenheit. Whether one system is objectively better or not people will always prefer the one they understand

[@scorchingbread]

@@itsjustmenova yep very true. People always prefer what's familiar. My comment wasn't really saying one was better than the other, just explaining moreso the reasoning behind fahrenheit.

[@Shingo-ok1lz]

The worst part is the guy didn't even get captured by Pirates it was by the British that's part of the reason why we don't have the same system as everyone else the damn British

[@Fish-bt4c]

@@Tax_3vas1onMetric was definitely based on scientific and business purposes, like C being base 10 with water, but US units are people based, like F being based on how it relates to people and what they feel Measurement is similar, in volume and weight, like the gallon being a 6x7 cylinder or pound being 7000 widely known Troy grains

[@angelface925]

12:55 I live in Georgia (unfortunately) and the reason for school closings during so little snow is the lack of infrastructure around it. Most of the snow clearing machinery will come from other countries or cities. Since it's not a common occurrence, they can't justify the expense I figure.

[@Idkwby]

I am autistic and have a condition called hyperacusis I’ve been told that “you’re just overreacting”. No I am not I am not frickin lying. Hyperacusis is a disorder which the victim may have severe sensitivity to certain or loud sounds.

[@MaiHarikawa]

As someone who grew up in Japan, the tally mark thing you said and about it looking like hangman made me laugh so hard

[@Newblucat-tc5lv]

Not even 30 seconds in and I’m laughing, “from warm and cozy to hospital”

[@pacoliebling]

2:08 My grandma has a history with messing up cakes. One time she bought a cake from the supermarket which would have needed to be baked in the oven before being served- well she simply served it without baking

[@SageH-xl8iu]

Idk why but this is so funny to me 😂

[@pacoliebling]

@@SageH-xl8iu Sure do hope so. She always was the comic relief wherever she went, simply because she wasn't trying to mess up in her hilarious ways

[@Fish-bt4c]

34:57 Atomic bombs use radioactive metals to generate their power- think the first few dozen bombs tested, and the two used in war. They're weak for a nuclear bomb, but still strong enough to wipe almost my whole town of ~100k people off the map. Hydrogen bombs are essentially mini stars- they fuse hydrogen isotopes, the ones we're trying to make power with, together to make helium, at an insane rate, and can use depleted uranium or more common radioactive materials as their main source of fission. TL DR: Atomic bomb make metal go big boom, H-bomb make tiny star on earth and WAY bigger boom

[@nehadevyani6684]

Thanks!

[@jyasensky]

Did... did Jack just Dunning Kruger about Dunning Kruger?

[@Bewilderebeest]

Well I learned that my 2 fav apples (gala and Fuji) are the 2 sweetest, but I’d argue that their texture is also too tier.

[@MidnightPausch]

1:39:42 in my experience asking for a warrant gets you arrested and charged with obstruction lmao.

[@TyrannostarusRex]

Just a reminder, the Baby on Board is what helps rescue teams know to check for a small child in the vehicle.

[@malice6081]

21:38 biggest problem with the first one, county or hoa would fine you and charge you for the lawn cutting.

[@TheHypnosBunny]

Which is stupid.

[@Newanimationgal]

2:59 it’s for ✨character development ✨. Writers may love their characters, and in the span of just writing the book, be able to do anything. Why do we as writers let bad things happen? So the character we like is a better person overall. It was our intention. This is just an example with us, humans as an example in writing. (Also the book is boring without bad things happening)

[@lorivaldez4839]

I love this subreddit so much! It’s funny & oddly educational❤🎉

[@StarParticleShade]

Wife of a police officer here -- and even he agrees you should ALWAYS GET A LAWYER. Do not accept interrogation without a lawyer present - PERIOD. Cops know the laws better than you, and they also know the loopholes. I don't care how innocent you are - GET. A. LAWYER. You already pay for a public defender with your taxes, so get your money's worth. Lawyers are there to help you, yes even the state-appointed ones.

[@NovaZoom]

39:27 I saw someone in the comments say that a feeling of impending doom is a symptom of a heart attack, and that is true!! Other things that may cause a feeling of impending doom are anaphylaxis, pulmonary embolism (a blockage of one or more blood vessels in the lungs usually caused by bloodclots), epilepsy aura (some people may have them before they have a seizure), panic/anxiety attacks, and even some medication! A medicine like adenosine is used to chemically restart the heart when it beats too fast or too slow, to try to fix it before we have to get an AED and start CPR. So, because it "restarts" your heart, it essentially stops your heart from beating, which causing the feeling of doom!! Random facts from your local EMT!

[@NovaZoom]

Oo! I remembered another thing that is cool about pre hospital healthcare! RSI (rapid sequence intubation)! A paramedic gives you a paralytic medicine to stop your lungs (and body!) from working, then intubate you really quickly and start doing manual ventilations. Obviously, you'd be unconscious for a RSI. Pre hospital healthcare gets INTENSE! Edit: FORGOT ABOUT THE INTRAOSSEOUS ROUTE (IO) FOR MEDICATION! Another cool thing about pre hospital care! A paramedic drills into your bone marrow to deliver the medication! Nine times out of ten, you're unconscious for an IO, and the paramedic would have likely tried to start an IV first. I *have* heard of an IO having to be put on a conscious patient, and it's said that the drilling isn't what hurts, it's the medication. Lucky, if you are ever unfortunate enough to have an IO put in while you're conscious, I'm sure the paramedic could give you some pain meds! I'm so sorry y'all, I just love my job 😭😭

[@MichaelMartinJr-co3zx]

Since discovering they exist, I want an Alaska king bed. I need infinite bed space.

[@spidersinyourventilationsystem]

20:35 my 6th grade social studies/la teacher had this exact map on his wall. during the unit on egypt he did an entire handstand (at like 50 something) to get us to remember that upper egypt was in the south and vice versa. he was the really nice teacher who all of the kids were kinda mean to. i miss you mr spedding

[@RamanNoodles01]

5:43 *Well Done* It’s burnt offering. You has destroyed a piece of nature, and the Chef hates you

[@Monkeymario.]

21:06 YAY MORE READING! :D my favorite equations of these are Pythagora's Theorem (1st place used to calculate the length of the hypotenuse of a right triangle from length of opposite and adjacent) The Square Root of Minus Ome (2nd place Imaginary and Complex Nunbers are just really cool due to multiple reasons) Law of Gravity (3rd place GRAVITY) Fourier Transform (4th place responsible for detecting nukes creating cool animations and also a bunch of sound related stuff) Calculus (5th place) Navier-Stokes (6th place) Maxwell's (7th) Normal (9th) Chaos Theory (8th pretty beautiful i dont know any real uses other than art)

[@Wren_C]

15:18 Thank you, Emkay team, for reminding me to take my meds

[@superdeadlyhuis]

12:32 absolutely true, I saw a family at a playground and the mom kept telling the kid “thats dangerous dont do this/that” and the kid ingored. The dad walked up to the kid and explained what would happen if he did certain things and the kid stopped his behavior.

[@imsuperkoolguy10841]

17:40 I have a special thing where something can look totally different to me. I've been living in the same house for 5 years, but if i blink my eyes really hard at a wall im looking at, it'll look like a different perspective. I also do this with my school gym.

[@thoughtsofanobody]

16:02 check your tailpipe first and regularly if you’re gonna turn the engine on and off!! If it is blocked, clear it. if you cannot clear it, DO NOT TURN YOUR ENGINE ON! The exhaust could get trapped in your car with you and you will fall asleep, permanently.

[@dum747]

12:48 I'm Alaskan and no matter how much snow there is school will be open, it is the temperature, if it is -50°f (-45°c) school is optional if it is -60°f (-51°c) then school might be closed

[@ItsBrownie42]

13:06 An isthmus already exists,it's called *_PANAMA_*

[@mellertid]

"I can't be bothered with mowing the lawn!" *Chooses the large neurotically kept lawn option*

[@lady_draguliana784]

*NEW (supercut) VIDEO IDEA* I know it'd be a ton more editing work, but I think the results would be worth it. 1) tag each post that multiple narrators have done 2) splice those all together, so that we only see it once, just addressed in turn by each Narrator! 3) intersperse those with each narrator's unique bits you can arrange it so that the shared ones act as transitions, such that if ALL of the Emkay narrators have done a particular post, it will start with unique posts of one 👉 shared posts starting with theirs 👉 end the shared posts segment with the next narrator's take on it 👉 enter the segment of unique posts of the narrator whose post ended the share segment. It could really turn the supercuts up to 11, and make them really shine as "new pieces" rather than just laying old vids end to end in premier and calling it a day 😅 it also opens the door for the editor to inject new comedy with captions! Think about it, call me, we'll do lunch! ☎🥪

[@lady_draguliana784]

Emkay: "Jack you have a problem!" Jack:

[@NeelTheHuman]

34:48 Any explosion large enough will form a mushroom cloud, doesnt have to be atomic or nitrogen, obviously still refering to atomic bombs

[@lucasokeefe7935]

In terms of copper patina... People choose it because it's a naturally occurring phenomenon that isn't BEIGE

[@ShadoeLandman]

I prefer beige

[@Slueshy]

1:43:11 this reminds me of when JCPenny had that new ceo that decided to change their pricing so that instead of things being like, 50 dollar shirts constantly 'on sale' for 10 dollars, to just being 10 dollars all the time. They lost so much money doing that.

[@loganrazler1220]

15:00 Me seeing an illustration of 2 people in a queen sized bed knowing damn well I have been and will be the only one sleeping in mine:

[@Onecrazycatowner]

It's because you're a queen

[@Clenner0]

Alaska King is... I don't know

[@Christopher_Gibbons]

20:55 it is worth noting that the vast majority of our food and natural resources come from the red regions of this map. If you remove farm subsidies the colors on this map flip

[@frostplays155]

1:12 it doesn't rule over the birds, but the bugs, and with quite the iron talons too

[@CirceShade]

5:57 I love how my dear country Chile has to take up 2 rows

[@Griffin050A1t]

I physically can’t whistle like that. I’m so badly tongue tied that I can’t move it in the way that allows me to do that 😭

[@kuraikudragonknight4323]

The tea thing does help, but it doesn't fix everything on its own. Just *helps*

[@getsouped]

2:21 ever since i saw the og vid ive been doing this and tbh it makes all my sweets 20x softer and moister, would recommend

[@isobro7603]

43:30 why is it that the street light 20 feet away from my bedroom window just HAS to be the 'very bad' one, its like whoever was "designing" my street had intentionally put the brightest street light ever RIGHT NEXT TO THE NEDROOMS WINDOWS. I just dont understand man...

[@gummiebeez]

47:53 robin let me enjoy nice smells😭😭 i know they dont do anything but if im gonna feel sick i dont want my space to smell sick😭😭

[@Weeb_In_The_Ground]

20:38 I feel called out. I’m sitting next to my tablet listening while folding my clothes

[@RakiOsrez]

No I agree. Pedestrians and cyclists in dark clothes are borderline invisible until I get uncomfortably close to them. I hate driving at night.

[@lady_draguliana784]

26:00 I'm reminded of the Lore where Dwarves think they own a thing forever if they made it: even if they sold it to someone. and no one else agrees, so they go to war over it regularly. ...which just sounds like an excuse to go to war to me...

[@explodinghammeronthe17thof36]

32:54 Also there is "before:(year)" or "after:(year)" which is really helpful, I often search "before:2020" when trying to figure out niche things and its nice

[@fr_nch]

46:09 Yes, ginger tea stops nausea. ginger is known to cure nausea.

[@Monkayvr251]

Someone living in southwest kentucky here, one time there were like 3 inches of snow and school didn’t close. (Time stamp: 12:50 )

[@DrakeCowley]

No shot, really? Kentucky, of all places?

[@Monkayvr251]

@@DrakeCowley I was surprised, too. One time it was even around 5, but that day, there already wasn’t gonna be any school.

[@DrakeCowley]

@Monkayvr251 I mean, where I live 5 inches is childs play, they'd only cancel school if we get like 3 feet or smtn (which we do sometimes get) But I didn't know it snowed that much in Kentucky. Interesting. (Central Minnesota by the way)

[@Zipesthemanokit]

5:26 so this one is somewhat incorrect. Opossums can carry rabies, it's just not common. Their body temperature is lower so it's not a n ideal place fo r the virus to be. But if you do see an agressive opossum, assume it has some kind of disease and stay away

[@BuffEulopii]

How to not fail in two easy steps: 1. Don't fail 2. Fail anyway

[@DamionMcCrory]

50:31 Jack begins his challenge of not saying, 'Like', 'Just' or 'very' at all. 52:34 Jack fails his challenge, says 'just'.

[@TheElfiestElf]

Bears: wait till y'all find out that those bears aren't always the colour their name suggests they would be. Also if it's white: it's going to eat you alive. You might not want to be alive for that part...

[@spaceiscoolforever51]

46:12 ginger tea does make you feel less nauseous, just ginger by itself makes you less nauseous

[@somerando73]

1:54:47 When I was younger, I had a combined overbite and overjet. I was short, had buck teeth, stood with a weird forward-sideways lean, and had constant t-rex arms. I genuinely looked like a rabbit.

[@Monkeymario.]

23:30 my 2 favorites are batsquatch and frogman

[@Monkeymario.]

1:28 what? twitch is owned by google?

[@blakebathke4204]

24:03 As an Oklahoman, I just now realize that the legend is an octopus, when there is like 3 lakes in the ENTIRE state???

[@NovaZoom]

Dawg there are around 200 lakes in Oklahoma??? Most of them are probably man-made though 😭 The Oklahoma Octopus is said to be found in Lake Thunderbird, Oolagah, and Tenkiller Also! Lake Thunderbird is named after the other cryptid that comes from Native American legend ☺️

[@matthewhalo1799]

I do think the Cistercian numerals have a charm to them, it’s a fun thing to teach yourself for an hour in an afternoon. However if I recall it isn’t used for complex math. Dont take what I say as absolute but I think it was used for simple things like numbering pages / notes, lines on music sheets and stuff like that. Possibly wine barrels too, but again I’m not an expert on it.

[@punderarmor]

9:08. Britain gave us the imperial system and then we missed our chance to switch to metric before it became too expensive to convert everything.

[@Snowfox2.0]

As somebody From North Carolina. We only cancel school down here when it snows because it is so rare that it would be a shame not to let everybody play in it.

[@aidanknasisk-rj5mu]

Fun fact a hermit crab can live for 40 years (in the wild not in captivity because they don’t do well)and grow to be the size of a coconut

[@stagbeetle303]

I didn't realize this video was recently posted and was surprised that the comments were pretty recent

[@BobSmith-qn3ii]

1:18:25 Fun fact: pop tarts are not vegetarian. They have gelatin in them!

[@Lorentari]

Your way of describing the Dunning-Krüger effect proved the Dunning-Krüger effect..

[@Benwut]

Bro, during my training as a diplomat I had to learn to use all of those utensils and plates and stuff for proper formal etiquite, but not once in my 4 years actually working as one have I ever needed to know how to use more than 3 forks, 3 cups, 3 knives, and 3 plates

[@Monkeymario.]

20:46 that joke again

[@DreamKeeper.]

For anyone wanting to know why you put the black on bare metal in the dead car, most car batteries emit hydrogen gas which is highly explosive (see Hindenburg disaster). You are supposed to mount it to a bare piece of metal at least a foot away from the battery, most likely on the engine somewhere so the starter has an almost direct connection. Source: I’m a mechanic

[@vyressi]

35:04 This was the 1970s french test "Licorn" and it was 914 kilotons, so definitely a themonuclear ( hydrogen ) device.

[@novaknavekey]

I love the God/evil flowchart. Makes me happy.

[@Oleg-gt3xw]

best guides EVER. medium rare is uncooked while well done is short for "well done you burned your patty you culinary nightmare of a human being"

[@professionalidoit3767]

12:46 As someone from the South, I can confirm this is wrong. The only time they've cancelled my school is the pandemic (I am in a state on the "anything" part of the graph)

[@FlyingBaco]

48:46 laughter excercise is like the SpongeBob laughing sit-up lol

[@TikkaQrow]

9:00 In 1793, Thomas Jefferson requested artifacts from France that could be used to adopt the metric system in the United States, and Joseph Dombey was sent from France with a standard kilogram. Before reaching the United States, Dombey's ship was blown off course by a storm and captured by pirates, and he died in captivity on Montserrat. Since America NEVER got the reference weights and measures, the US never publicly swapped.

[@Monkeymario.]

20:34 HOW DARE YOU ZOOM IN I WANT TO READ IT D:< 20:41 wait nvm thank you! :D

[@adamwojciehowski]

I will say the one about what to say during football games works better than you would think. My partner and his aunt used similar phrases and nobody knew why they were laughing after they agreed with them.

[@AesherYT]

54:36 there's another story to how the beatles got their name, apparently John had a dream about a "man on a flaming pie" who said "you are beatles with an a"

[@Bonkionic]

I live in HK and yes we do tally them like that. 1:15:54

[@Caffeinated_Firefly]

46:08 Ginger does help relieve nausea, many people recommend ginger ale when nauseous. It has a component that helps promote gastrointestinal motility. So it moves things along, basically. Think of it this way: Teas are infusions of plants, and many medications come from plants. Like you said, though, don't expect it to be magic Also: it's not the .99 that makes it seem cheaper, is that the people look at the 1 and don't pay as much attention to the cents lol

[@WildBeasts_Gaming]

Fun fact: Most of Asia's roofs like China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and Thailand have roofs designed to launch dark spirits falling from the skies back up to the heavens and American roofs are built to launch them into their neighbours front yard

[@LemonShoppes]

Holy heck Actually got here on time instead of months late. I bet this is gonna be amazing.

[@WooooooDEPPRESION]

1:36:24 I PUT MY HANDS TO MY EYES RIGHT BEFORE HE SAID "don't do that." AND I ALMOST IMMEDIATELY TOOK MY HANDS OFF MY EYES LIKE HE WAS MY DAD 💀💀😭

[@AsgardianQueen]

On a different note, I just realized that there's a dragonfly sitting outside my window, just chilling, not doing anything.

[@iloveedovee]

20:27 - 20:42 I was using this video as background audio....... hhhhhh......

[@freemansteinslab]

Thats not how the Dunning Krueger effect works...its not to say that confident people know less...but instead, its that having less knowledge in a field means that you dont grasp the full complexity of the subject, so therefore, have a higher confidence in your bredth of knowledge. But as your actual knowledge increases, so does your awareness of the complexity, and your confidence in how much you know goes down until you become expert enough for your confidence got back up.

[@armeowgeddon]

35:11 WHAAAAT i didn)t know

[@Kasparcapper]

He’s mentioned it a couple times here and there as one-off comments so I don’t blame anyone for not catching it, but the first time I heard him mention it I got pretty excited! As an autistic person myself, I always feel understood when I learn other KZbinrs are autistic too! It’s something so trivial but I grew up without knowing anyone else except my brother being autistic :)

[@Tameirah]

@@KasparcapperONE OF US! 👹👹👹

[@ellecapone1337]

Omfg the whistling tutorial ACTUALLY worked for me 🤯

[@philwells5524]

When I first saw this video it was released 13 minutes ago keep up the excellent work emkay love your videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@pul53gh]

1:22:22 I love that this is just straight up wrong, Ground is always at the tip, then there are however many audio channels from below the tip to the base

[@sleeping-at-night]

6 MINUTES BABY!!! EMKAY IS THE BEST

[@lunadark6666]

A family friend of mine was having a heart attack for 4 days, like she went to the hospital and they were like “wait when did this start” it started on Wednesday she went to the doctor on sunday and was still having the heart attack

[@S_N_O_W_U_Y]

24:07 the skinwalker in new mexico is a bit iffy with it being spread all throughout the 4 corners but a bit more to the south.