INTERESTING WAYS TO HIDE FROM THE POLICE?!

[@the_unspoken_0ne972]

Funny story: my uncle hit a horse on his motorcycle, and the insurance is saying the police officer that witnessed it, isn't a reliable source

[@bibsp3556]

Well I mean, probably, but still.

[@heyyou9137]

“F that police, that pigs” -Insurance company employee

[@naga5707]

TFW the insurance company said ACAB to avoid paying

[@Dfsnprops]

Hey Tom I have a prop site app that have made my account unable to withdraw funds. There is 10 grand in the account in ideas ?

[@heroslippy6666]

they wouldn't cover it even if you had footage of the incident from multiple angles and perspectives.

[@nalinea18]

Tom: "Orchestra is not typically a contact sport." Tchaikovsky: "Orchesta doesn't typically contain cannons either, but here we are. You gotta live a little!"

[@B3Band]

Tell that to that guy in the Stanford band that got his shit destroyed by the Cal kick returner after a game winning touchdown

[@howardbaxter2514]

Tell that Sabaton who brings on an entire orchestra with TANKS!

[@CainXVII]

Or Händel who wrote a concerto for fireworks and three people died from the original performance. It's a stunning piece though, usually performed once a year at KTH in Sweden

[@kidathlete]

Can Tom also become a catastrophic space injury attorney to support the astronauts if they suffer injuries?

[@bluepvp900]

It depends?

[@donttouchthis56]

Of course. Space is governed by maritime law. And Attorney Tom is the best pirate attorney we have ever seen.

[@doubtful_seer]

@@donttouchthis56 I was about to ask if space uses maritime law or not!

[@howardbaxter2514]

@@doubtful_seer yes, and there have been 3 space pirates in history. They were the 3 astronauts on SkyLab 4.

[@doubtful_seer]

@@howardbaxter2514 omg, how have I not heard of this

[@FireLizard98]

Technically the opposite of running away from the police is running towards them so Tom is reccomending running full speed at cops.

[@colinstewart3531]

I wonder if Tom could be liable now?

[@felixflax19]

Nope opposite of running is walking

[@ItsAsparageese]

@@felixflax19 Nuh-uh the opposite of running is obviously running backwards

[@blackice7317]

@@felixflax19 nah, clearly the opposite of running is spiraling into oblivion, like a black hole.

[@jonsnow8550]

This got deep

[@CreativityNull]

Obviously that motorcyclist should have mooved out of the way I'm not sorry

[@howardbaxter2514]

I’m suing you for dad jokes. Now talk to my lawyer Attorney Tom!

[@Molon_Labe1776]

The cow thought he had the right-of-whey.

[@SGTRandyB]

As a drummer and son of a lifelong drummer, sticks do fly. Whoever setup the orchestra seating has to account for this. We do not know if the drummer complained about positioning, but he should have recognized the threat and protested.

[@c0nc3ntr8d6]

There’s a reason she was put in that spot, placement is key for an orchestra, as well as a band.

[@AREA_FIFTY_1]

haha you're a drummer :P

[@a6am3mn0n]

@@AREA_FIFTY_1 To paraphrase Chris Rock, I like percussionists, but I hate drummers.

[@CainXVII]

I was thinking the same thing. As a stage technician, he does not have enough space. It can be really hard to fit everyone in sometimes, but that's why you test out the positions carefully and then make sure they are kept.

[@DisDatK9]

A big part of that is also teaching the right grip. Having taught high school percussion, this is incredibly common since they hit the bass (which is much more of a loose head than any other drum) and not expect the rebound growing based on how hard they hit, and that its delayed like the swell before a wave. Thats also why I always tell kids to strike the head with the elbow fixed outward so if it does fly out of their hand itll just go straight up or into the players face (which is always hilarious.) There will ALWAYS be two things that happen: 1 - Some kid gets hit in the face with a bass mallet, and 2 - Some kid gets hit in the balls with a stick.

[@jakealghul2051]

"30 minutes later, damn, say what you want about running from the cops. The kid was committed." Actually he waited 30 minutes specifically to avoid being committed.

[@roseanneroseannadanna9651]

and the girls didn't rat him out!

[@EndoClaw]

@@roseanneroseannadanna9651 don’t think they knew

[@Krebzonide]

5:23, I've ridden this ride at the Mall of America. You control the wings on the edge to make yourself roll. Being able to spin all the way around does take some skill, but is also pretty fun. Stopping upside down is extremely hard.

[@zorloc111]

One of my favorite rides there. My girlfriend can ride all peaceful and I can WHIRLY TURTLE MY ASS AROUND A HUNDRED TIMES

[@davidharshman7645]

Fun fact about the people carrying equipment at the side of games: A lot of times, they are untrained volunteers getting 'paid' in a free view of their favorite team's game. And, there are definitely waivers signed before you are allowed to be on the sidelines. (Source: I was once invited to hold equipment on the sidelines for a Chiefs away game and had the process explained before I had to regretfully decline.)

[@EricHamm]

Like that alot with Race tracks too, lot of people volunteer to trade some work for ring side seats.

[@johnwalters4563]

Why’d you decline

[@Justaguyuguys]

I've never made it onto the field but I sold souvenir stuff for at a couple jets home games. I wanted to be on the field, but I didn't realize they didn't get paid. Glad I stuck with the souvenirs because I made a killing both times I did it.

[@Smart-Towel-RG-400]

Waviers are useless but something like a player running into is assuming ths risk ... now say the something not forseeable happens like Feild goal posts falls over the wavier is useless ...them waivers are just to scare people with a case not to even consult a lawyer

[@Smart-Towel-RG-400]

@@EricHamm waviers are still useless ...unless it's something like reasonably foreseeable happening then you don't even need a waiver to stop the lawsuit 99% of waviers are not worth the paper they are Written on

[@foxyfoxington2651]

Full-contact orchestra sounds like it would be amazing to watch.

[@Mewse1203]

The drummer one: I Take a different stance than Tom. I think a reasonable person should expect that the nature of drums could result in sticks flying, breaking, or otherwise not staying directly with the drummer. While band is not an contact activity generally, percussion aren't typical instruments and by their nature are impact activities so working. jn proximity to them could result in flying sticks.

[@xathridtech727]

And percussionist tent to be around each other I couldn't see what she was playing though

[@bazzakrak]

I would agree. You can also see that the drum is angled so that if the stick would slip, it would have a trajectory towards the person standing there, so she should either have moved or made someone aware of the possibility of that happening

[@CainXVII]

@@bazzakrak It's usually the conductor who decides seating so it's not so easy to just move. But when deciding on the seating they should definitely have made sure that sticks wouldn't fly directly at her.

[@nathanielhill8156]

Agreed, if you think about it, bass drums are basically musical trampolines you hit really hard with a special hammer. In fact most drummers keep spare mallets on the side of the drum for such occasions where something goes flying or breaks.

[@Mostlyharmless1985]

So my job sometimes lands me on the side of the field and the pass has a basic disclaimer that basically says there is a chance of you becoming more involved in the game than you wanted to be and to take due caution. So with that language on the pass, I’d say ability to sue is minimal as you are forewarned.

[@nickwittednonpareil]

I'm curious: Do you get special medical hazard insurance through your employer for things like this? I mean, I'd imagine it happens often enough that cameramen and women don't want to be saddled with those kinds of medical bills even if it's assumed risk.

[@EricHamm]

Some other guy said you have to sign a waiver, do you sign them when you are hired on before each game? I would think it varies depending on what you documents you signed if volunteer or paid to be there.

[@bibsp3556]

Its still grey area. I deal with the same stuff, if its not unreasonable, and you are meant to be aware of the field etc, but there are also duty of care laws that you cant just sign away. I dont think that cameraman would have much more than a workers comp claim though.

[@cammywammy420]

@@bibsp3556 there isn't much better than a workers comp claim, what else could you possibly want? Punitive damages?

[@bibsp3556]

@@cammywammy420 People do dumb shit that is 'unforeseeable' sometimes; and it might be the only recourse. Its usually not big events to be fair, and usually not players. But imagine staff A leaves something out of place, staff B gets hurt. They might be at different companies, responsibilities get confusing and it goes to court. Players for example may throw equipment in a rage or celebration, and its not really something people are looking out for. This is my understanding of how it works here though. You still have to perform your duty of care to those around you, you cant sign that away. You are still expected to have reasonable awareness though.

[@setlerking]

As a pirate Tom sure needs good hiding spots from the police

[@Bluecheese2142]

There was a guy who said a “hot wheel” flew out in front of him, and on his dash cam there was an actual wheel that was glowing red on fire that flew past his car.

[@MJM17]

Knowledge 🔨 for Tommy calling a “boo boo” a “bo bo”

[@c0nc3ntr8d6]

It’s also called “bo bo” by millions of people. It’s used both ways. Language differs depending on the region. There’s a knowledge 🔨 for you.

[@clydegrey5061]

"I would argue that being in an orchestra is a contact sport". You've never dealt with a conductor 🤣

[@CryptoTonight9393]

Yup had a band director throw a baton and have it land maybe 2 inches from a percussionists head and stick into the cork board behind them.

[@caseyhamm8822]

“i was riding my motorcycle and a cow ran in the road” is the most wisconsin insurance claim that has ever existed

[@stanktatiousd7732]

“Insurance companies are evil”. You just earned a like

[@evaguess2313]

One of my professors told us that insurance companies only exist to make sure that lawyers always have someone to sue. Cant really argue with that, at least in my country

[@dylandreisbach1986]

That guy saved the camera while being tackled. Thats dedication.

[@NinJestre]

Necessary to pay the medical bills

[@EricHamm]

No small feat but that is literally their only job, to keep the camera safe. Sure good pictures keep you hired but losing or breaking a 10k camera setup will get you fired on the spot. If anything he was preserving his job especially if it was his personal equipment. That rig had to be 10-15k at least.

[@JourneysADRIFT]

@@EricHamm the lens alone was that. Body was 5k+ alone. All together easily 20-30k. Sometimes injuring yourself to save your camera is a better financial trade off lol. Had he not been using a DLSR, and instead had a production TV camera, those are upwards of 300k.

[@icy_bird5540]

“Orchestra isn’t a contact sport” this man has never been around a musician

[@howardbaxter2514]

Or a heavy metal band.

[@mikemitchell9157]

AT gonna sue Travis Scott so hard they bring up criminal charges on scott

[@TheSurrealGoose]

He didn't release the drumstick, the stick separated from it's handle

[@howardbaxter2514]

Damn that sucks. But let’s be real here, no one is going to sue over this incident. All that likely came out of this was an apology, a bandaid, maybe a trip to Urgent Care to get it checked out if need be, and a guy feeling like absolute shit that this happened.

[@sk1ppercat912]

I know the girl that got hit. She had a concussion. But I’d fine. We live in Canada so definitely no law suit

[@Anstieguber]

Lol I was on my way to the gym a couple years ago and my car was nearly totaled because a great dane slammed into ME. Had to replace the driver’s side door, front side panel and driver’s side headlight. It was nuts. The dog was fine.

[@doubtful_seer]

Goddamn, I just finished typing out a comment about how very nearly that exact thing happened to my mom. I’ll paste it below. lol

[@doubtful_seer]

So. Fun story. When my mom was still living at home (relevant because it was in the country and animals are generally loose and for farm use out there), when she was driving home one afternoon, a dog ran out of the trees and rammed into her car while she was driving. I don’t know the exact speed she was going, but I don’t think it was super fast. Anyway, she stopped the car, but the dog had just stopped, literally shook it off, and kept running. When she looked at the side of her car, the dog had left a giant, like massive, dent in her car door. She said it was so much damage she had no idea how the dog just kept running down the road. Apparently she saw the dog a few times after that and it never looked or acted injured. The "fun" part comes in with her trying to explain this to the insurance company. They did not believe a dog could hit a car and not the other way around, and accused her of trying to cover up an accident, so they refused to cover it and raised her rates. Gotta love insurance companies. The real mvp is that farm dog though. This was a little over 30 years ago and I have no doubt in my mind that dog is still out there running, hitting cars, wreaking havoc upon the world, fully ready to outlive us all.

[@Jcod_]

My friend in highschool had a border collie that would try to herd EVERYTHING! This dog regularly body checked cars until the car started to behave the way the dog wanted. Was a terror to the neighborhood when that sucker snuck out, which it wanted to do all the time because those cars weren't behaving.

[@doubtful_seer]

@@Jcod_ I mean, at the end of the day, what is a car but a beast of burden?

[@joeydehart3429]

I think it is within the realm of plausibility a musician has an accident that could affect others around them and disagree that in the drummers case he could successfully sue. IMHO

[@sk1ppercat912]

It hit a she. I know her. We live in Canada, so no lawsuit. Even if she was hurt

[@donttouchthis56]

You’re playing a dangerous game, carrying on like your GF doesn’t watch your videos.

[@IVS86]

Last week… nothing but Red album talk. Finally made it. Would actually like to hear a video on the legal side of Taylor’s situation and how she’s able to reproduce music someone else owned the rights to…

[@jamessloven2204]

Legal eagle actually did a break down of this. A quick summary: the orginal recordings of her songs belonged to the producing company. Taylor Swift still had ownership of the song's composition (the notes and lyrics). She tried to purchase or negotiate the orginal recordings, but it did not happen and the recordings were sold to a private equity group. So Taylor Swift make new recordings using her own money. As was her right, she owns the composition. She is very popular, so fans and companies interested in licensing her music would rather her newer version, rather than the older version which is controlled by a Private equity firm. And many people believe her new recordings are superior, as she has matured as a singer.

[@tomasxfranco]

It's kinda crazy that you don't get any exclusivity when you own the recordings. If someone can just re-record them and make your copy worthless, that doesn't make much sense to me.

[@MJM17]

@@tomasxfranco exactly what I was thinking. Is this a legal loophole that other artists could exploit or was the record company just so dumb that they wrote a contract that included ownership of only the recordings they produced rather than the actual music?

[@jamessloven2204]

@@tomasxfranco I suppose the recordings and music videos are very expensive and difficult to reproduce. It's the industry standard for a reason, and presumably economical feasible. Also, an artist losing access to their compositions would not be able to perform their music live. You can also imagine the original recordings to be immensely valuable, even more than their composition, for artists who have passed. For example, Elvis, or the Beatles.

[@transimpedance]

@@tomasxfrancoIt’s a big undertaking to re-record, mix, and master a whole album. You need a studio space, session musicians, producers, and time to get it done. It’s not a cheap or easy endeavor that swift undertook to re-record her albums. Because she owned the composition rights and had the resources (money + connections) as well as fan support, she was able to do it. In from an economics perspective, I’d consider this a market correction. Swift judged that the original recordings were overvalued and had the resources to create a product of higher quality at a lower cost. Because she negotiated her ownership of the composition, she was able to create this product. Not every artist can do this, but she could.

[@ThomasNeal]

9:23 I love that it managed to indirectly ring the doorbell too lmao

[@jasonpatterson8091]

Not sure why she's showing the Chinese debris (in approximately a 700km orbit that will last centuries) as opposed to the Russian debris, which is now in a 400-500km orbit that will last ~10 years but will pose a grave risk to the ISS.

[@EricHamm]

Dude, it was an example image not sure if there is a diagram available for the new field yet. This was on tic tok so remember the audience. Everything else she said was correct.

[@CRWiebe]

@@EricHamm dude so what, example shmample, she didn't have to pretend it was real. So what about the audience shes still being misleading.

[@Pope2501]

Your lack of Taylor interest make some leave teardrops on my guitar... which I don't actually have. Tears I mean, I don't have tears. I had the ducts removed after listening to Taylor and crying for 60 days in a row. Poignant. Insightful. She is the bard of our generation.

[@jwcfive7999]

What

[@Pope2501]

@@jwcfive7999 You'd have had to have been there.

[@jonsnow8550]

Tom, did you see the article about the hospitalized woman who tried to sue to receive a specific treatment. It was not given. She died. The judge urged the parties to work it out amongst themselves as judges interfering with medicine could be a dangerous precedent. This is weird, right?

[@timo4938]

I'm considering suing Attorney Tom for a near heart attack at 5:19 and possible fractured ear drums. JK but c'mon man!

[@manguydude287]

There is so much space debris as well as deactivated and outdated satellites that I cannot imagine that blowing one up would change the threat of debris impacts in any meaningful way

[@stuff4673]

I'm glad you're as much of fan of El Dudarino as me Tom. "That poooor woman!" Lol

[@AMWelty-xr8gl]

Years ago my Dads friends car got hit my a house.... They were moving a house a few blocks, and part of the porch fell off and crushed his hood. This was in the 50's but the cars insurance and the homeowners insurance paid off. (Mostly because he ran out and kept the pillar that did the damage) the movers didn't stop.... ALWAYS keep the "instrument of damage"!

[@Yphrum]

I worked at the most popular national park in the country and I’ve had to wash several peoples remains off the side walk when the ashes didn’t spread like they do in the movies. Peoples remains are not a dust, there’s bone chunks and it’s got a Sandy texture. Tell you what that was the weirdest feeling I’ve ever had having to wash somebody’s meemaw off the sidewalk.

[@CharlieL]

I am a 5' tall female photographer i used to photograph highschool and college football, can confirm being hit really sucks plus you worry about the 3 grand camera in hands.

[@DeathWithoutLife976]

I immediately thought that’s a Big Lebowski moment and then you referenced it. Perfection.

[@AliceObscura]

If you aren't going to run from the police, what should you do? I would guess the best course of action would be to let them make an arrest, invoke your fifth amendment right to not speak and your six amendment right to an attorney and then shut up until an attorney arrives, right? Is there a better course of action? Is there something else you should do?

[@davidharshman7645]

Hit the nail on the head, first try.

[@jayspeidell]

This assumes though that you can afford an attorney and also that the cops aren't intent on beating the shit out of you or shooting you.

[@MrNorker77]

Mom: What do you want for breakfast? Attorney Tom: It depends, maybe

[@Cfomodz]

You MIGHT walk past that?! Unless it was an FBI RAID, any local PD would 99.9% walk RIGHT by that.

[@jwcfive7999]

What if they noticed the wiggling? Those things, from what I know, are sturdy

[@JohnUnsub]

@@jwcfive7999 Simple misdirection, if you don't see a person there at first you won't be expecting to find one and it'll be easier to draw attention somewhere else

[@theyounghomesteaders5]

So mechanic here the run away tire thing is a multi level head ache because It comes all the way back to the shops insurance and if you work in a questionable shop you can be personally liable. Well at least as far as I know lol correct if I'm wrong

[@davidharshman7645]

It depends on the situation...it could come back to the shop if the issue was the nuts being loose. But, it could be a manufacturing defect, too...which is 100% not a shop's fault. Or, it could be the driver's fault, if they removed the tire for maintenance. And, regardless of the situation, multiple insurance agencies will be 'investigating' and pointing the finger at anyone but their client...meaning the whole thing might need to be resolved in court before anyone is found liable. (Source: I took a Business Law class in college, and one of the case studies was a case of a truck whose tire went wild. Everyone involved got blamed at one point...the truck's owner, the owner's employee/driver, the maintenance shop, the manufacturer...it was a great example of how unclear a particular case can be during the course of investigation.)

[@jayspeidell]

I read an article explaining that Amazon warehouse workers don't actually work for Amazon. They're either 1099 misclassified (probably the most absurd example of this) or work for a subcontractor.

[@JimmyCarterAkaBrandon]

We must protect Tom at all costs!

[@StrickerRei-Chn]

9:22 "At Farmer's we know a thing or two...." 🤣 🎵We are Farmers, Bum bum bum bum bum bum bum 🎵

[@sk1ppercat912]

I know the girl who got hit in the head by the drum mallet. She got a concussion. Good news is we live in Canada. So no law suit because you can only sue for “actual damages” not “perceived damages”. Also being from Canada her ER visit was free

[@silverbloodborne9495]

Lucky bastard

[@Cfomodz]

“Runaway tires” lol! 😂 😆 😝 like it’s a convict or somethin

[@thomas_lale]

In orchestras it is very common to get jabbed in the face by violin bows. Especially if working in a pit in a theatre.

[@toomanymarys7355]

Conductors also throw batons accidentally....

[@bobthehotdog]

5:17 mom choking on dad just one last time

[@ImNotDew]

Tom over here worried the Lawyer Mafia bout to come to his house talkin bout amazon lawyers

[@kyurget]

Jeff Bezos's laugh is the last sound an amazon worker hears before they get fired.

[@scotthall7307]

I was screaming Donnie just as you started...Does that make me an honorary attorney now? I can dress like Phoenix Wright if that helps.

[@tasteslikeawesome]

Depending on the size, you wouldn’t be able to prove the specific piece of debris was from their space bomb.

[@atomnebula]

The camera person saved that lens. That's a win if I've seen one.

[@stecermj0]

If I was president Attorney Tom would be my Attorney General. Tom you are educational and entertaining.

[@ethancoyle724]

Fun fact, as a percussionist we are told not to wildly flair your arm into the bass drum. In order to prevent you from loosing control of the mallet.

[@grammarjack9251]

We had a runaway tire incident in my town a few years ago that absolutely destroyed the local library sign. I actually saw happen, those things are no joke.

[@SilverStarHeggisist]

We had this happen to one of our customers on his semi. Tire flew off his truck and hit a oncoming truck. At least no one died on that one. However, despite hitting another class 7 truck, it still seriously injured the driver.

[@gamehunter2477]

Hearing Tom call the percussionist a drummmer and the mallet a drumstick is like drop kicking children: perfectly fine and he does it all the time

[@Nocsha217]

This is one instance where I believe Farmers insurance would be like yup checks out, we've seen a thing or two.

[@ginrodino8542]

The runaway tire video just made me remember the entirety of the movie "Rubber." 10/10

[@nutmegdoesstuff1339]

"I would argue being in an orchestra is not a contact sport." Now a marching band on the other hand...

[@maynase]

Fun fact about the orchestra video. This girl did run off stage, and it was the end of a 3 part suite. She was not seriously injured, no one was sued 😅 Another fact, it was a Saskatchewan, Canada based orchestra, and I actually know the conductor! Every time this clip shows up the university he teaches at always gets a laugh. Small world

[@MichaelDude12345]

Take my upvote, the Lebowski reference earned it.

[@ENTBRO]

10:00 He may not be able to sue the player but he would still have a pretty clear cut case for a workman's comp case if he sustained any long term injuries from the incident.

[@MadLadMartyMcFly85]

🤣🤣🤣 aahh you crack me up Alternate title "man with eye patch yells i CAN SEE THAT"

[@helphelpimbeingrepressed9347]

I haven't cleaned the black bin in months, my kid would need a stomach of steel lol

[@kleeklor]

That's a real cameraman there - kept the expensive equipment from hitting the ground in the middle of getting tackled.

[@VoxVocisCruora]

The kid hiding in the trash can triggered the memory of a tv episode that's forever burned into the irrational fear side of my brain: 1000 ways to die, pretty much the exact same premises. A guy running from the police jumped into a dumpster to escape/hide, but didn't have time to get out before the trash truck arrived and started emptying the dumpster. Trash trucks compress garbage. Repeatedly. I'll never forget that one of the guys on the show said that by the time it was over, there wasn't even enough left of the victim to mop up with a kitchen sponge. It was probably more likely a freak accident than a common risk of jumping into trash cans or dumpsters, but, like, it's probably better to be safe than compressed into human paste. Don't hide in trash cans of dumpsters. Only ever saw a few episodes of that show, but man did it do some trauma lmao.

[@bobsaget3841]

Amazon’s corporate lawyer armor is an example of why legal does not equal just, moral, or right. They suck.

[@TheTrueUlfhednar]

TIL: Tom's never played an instrument in an organized setting today.

[@hunn20004]

Shooting down satellites is the ultimate in "If I can't have it, no-one can!"

[@nicholas3354]

10:25 JINX!!! Tom owes me a Pepsi!!!! Can I sue if I don't get a Pepsi?

[@bryanhall9230]

The cow thing wouldn't be something new in my home town 🤣. My mom and I once got caught at the train tracks because a cow was standing in the middle of the tracks. A train was waiting and the cops couldn't get the cow to move. I think it took them 15 or 20 minutes. I really wish we had smart phones back then!

[@epmcgee]

If it's a similar drummer in the same circumstances that would mean there would be a significant chance of the same thing happening. Otherwise they wouldn't be similar drummers

[@boomknight1015]

8:20 If they was sold as one and only copies then for sure. If sold knowing the singer wanted them back but got sold to them instead. The song writer has way more power to cover their own songs with out permission for clear reasons.

[@Atelierwanwan]

Run away tyres are one of my fears. I flinch whenever a truck drives past me really fast.

[@SpargelLP]

I like how running from the police isnt illegal here in germany. You can only get additional charges if you break other laws, while fleeing

[@agamemnonofmycenae5258]

Attorney Tom on youtube:It depends,potentially, possible Lawyer Tom in courtroom:THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED!NO QUESTION!

[@dannydethanos6994]

That ring camera was like hey you have a visitor

[@navi_6621]

I have a buddy who is a cameraman for sports events. I can confirm they cannot sue, those cameraman all sign waivers knowing the potential risk of injury being on the field. However, from what he tells me the job pays very well, with lots of benefits, so it’s not like any medical injuries that happened won’t be covered by their medical insurance.

[@vladdangel]

I heard you guys that don't use KZbin vanced can't see dislike numbers? This one's at 10. Great video!

[@garethhughes7430]

On that Carnival Ride, you control the seats "Wings", controlling the spin of your plane. That spin was purposeful, or she lost control but still ride operating as intended.

[@BasedChad1]

2 was surprising. Thanks Pirate Tom

[@MassivePonyFan]

That editing was gold.

[@thatunicornhastheaudacity]

Bo bo. Top notch lawyer. Enough said.

[@ayahoo16]

Thank you for your high quality entertainment! So worthy of my time!

[@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606]

To be fair, your honor my client wasn’t running from the police they were hiding from the police

[@lokimadgod9048]

Dad got one last hug in🤣

[@Pestsoutwest]

As a family, we don't drive next to semitrucks; we only pass them. I see too many people driving alongside a semitruck. Look on the side of any freeway or highway, and you will find so many tires or strips of tires.

[@Impalaplayer]

The kid probably found out the trash can was his future home and made it comfy for his future visit

[@thegreywolfe12]

"could the astronauts sue russia?" i feel war may be in order

[@salima3027]

Gotta love the Ikea shelves in the back

[@koreywilliams4570]

I almost wanna get injured just so Tom can represent me. That jingle is awesome and tom seems like a really cool guy.

[@BumRuler]

definitely got some "save the beer" vibes with that camera.

[@rollymaster16]

9:55 'insurance companies are evil btw' Tom -2022 me for years: insurance companies were started by the mafia. me now: we need to remove insurance as a requirement from law.

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

A runaway tire ran off and murdered a pedestrian?! How is that not a news story?

[@MistahFox]

"being in an orchestra is not a contact sport," Band kids: uhhh

[@aldarones3419]

damn, the knweledge hammer got me

[@xCindyLouWhox]

Orchestra is 100% a contact sport. I have been hit by a baton many a time. 😅 They just go flying sometimes!!