Awesome Items Whose Inventors Should Get A Nobel Prize

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[@KnuckleHunkybuck]

There's no way you're getting me to put any liquid in my mouth from a cooler in a public bathroom, ever.

[@slingitsideways]

at 14:05 it shows you have to be chased by a shark for 16 minutes to burn off the chocolate bar you've just eaten🤣

[@6977warrior1]

Many of these good ideas that are designed for public places won't last long as people tend to be assholes and ruin good things for the next person.

[@metalmayhem3622]

@Thornback #29 is an awful example of one that would be ruined by assholes, lol. #10 is a better example. "teehee lets put one on a cart even if it's not broken." Or, like, people using #18 as a urinal. People pouring soap on #22 and using it as a slip n slide. People hitting #30 so people have to wait in traffic longer. People scraping dog shit off their shoes on #31 When I was a kid in the 90s, we had #34. I wonder where those went actually. Etc Etc.

[@sarahs4052]

😇

[@janetmiller2160]

@ self-referential

[@gbigsangle3044]

@Thornback Where you live? You saying you live in some kind of pristine LaLa land where people don't abuse public facilities? Have you seen Los Angeles and San Fran lately? The sidewalks are toilets now and once San Fran was called the world's most beautiful city....after decades of Dem party abuse...no more.

[@eddyvideostar]

To 69 Warrior: At 1:45 minutes: The Fence Bench, would fit the bill of how the recalcitrant could ruin the recline of the respectable.

[@joannegray5138]

I love that parent and child swing. I'm a 47 year old woman who still enjoys playing on swings. Now all I need is to borrow someone's small child to go swinging with 😸

[@joshnycon8171]

They make adult swings. Maybe you just need to add a partner. ;)

[@joannegray5138]

Lol. No offence taken, the joke was hanging there to be taken. The only swinging I do these days is when I take my bra off 😝

[@joannegray5138]

Oops, Operation Yewtree headed my way 😖

[@erniemoi2732]

Joanne Gray fbi we got em!

[@feralbluee]

Joanne Gray ROTFL perfect

[@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran]

21:11 your "nose scratcher" is a wiper for the windshield of your helmet when you run your moto under rain... and if it's cooking gloves, it does the same to your glasses with vapor/moisture

[@cliffordhodge1449]

#17 Ukraine traffic lights. Now that is smart.

[@NickRoman]

Well, they look cool anyway. One thing I like is that you can presumably still see the light with the sun visor down.

[@krissmiley7519]

I was thinking the sam. Thing , I also though. The rhwandian lights with the timer was great

[@dasin6]

i think its cool but that much light would kinda confuse and blind me unless the sun was out

[@rain-wanders]

I wish more places had the little "phone booths" so you can step inside and have a private conversation. I especially wish they had these in libraries. I can't tell you how many times I wanted to do a video conference, but all of the libraries around me don't have soundproof rooms.

[@juttamaier2111]

I saw the inflatable matress for the back seats in cars and bought them right away on ebay. Made my trip very comfy.

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

Glad it works for you. One of these days I'll get my paycheck for all these ideas.

[@ladys8615]

I thought of buying one too :)

[@Bandit-Darville]

Only works for small people. Search KZbin for stealth prius if you like sleeping in the car.

[@vannessa1748]

How much did you pay for it?

[@jamesstephanski5893]

My best friend just got a seat belt ticket for sleeping in the back seat of her car while her boyfriend was driving. They better put a warning on these things telling people that it's not okay to do that anymore.

[@newbiesama]

the spice bottle was so spicy it wentr in twice...also a third time to use as floss????

[@lovingmayberry307]

My grandmother had serrated grapefruit spoons. Nothing new there, and definitely not Nobel prize material.

[@SteamvilleQuintet]

I also grew up with those

[@bluecadillac]

Also called a grapefruit spoon, orange spoon, and fruit spoon. They all feature an elongated bowl and a pointed tip. Popular with Dutch settlers along the Cape of Good Hope since the 18th century.

[@Hulkeq2]

Batteries with an usb port though... that is genius.

[@josephnichols2064]

wonder if you can charge your iPhone or something with the port

[@eddyvideostar]

@@josephnichols2064 Isn't that what we do now with our phones and devices?

[@josephnichols2064]

@@eddyvideostar no, I meant like plug your phone charger into the battery. probably not tho

[@lebkuchenkeksarisu]

like a powerbank?

[@Hulkeq2]

@@lebkuchenkeksarisu a battery model/sized one , sure

[@nopeno2120]

I have llamas and goats. We have a gas station nearby. We often us llama chariots to get there, and the gas stations' owners added a hitching post!

[@iriswaldenburger2315]

3:47 not only in Copenhagen. We had a dedicated street made for that in the city I grew up in. Maintained by the local police and only used to teach kids safe bike driving. Had everything, traffic lights, roundabouts, cars, signs.... coolest place ever

[@jklax]

2:09 The Traffic light one is a smart idea. Probably wouldn't work well in the daytime, but very kool.

[@delugesofgrandeur]

Useful and they look awesome.

[@wizardsuth]

7:57 A booth where you can talk on the phone... I wonder if there's a name for that.

[@gbigsangle3044]

They had those as far back as the 1920s...they were called public telephones. There were tons of them but became obsolete with the personal smartphones.

[@kadenhiggins9338]

Really? He was being sarcastic!!😂😂😂

[@gbigsangle3044]

@@kadenhiggins9338 As am I.

[@kadenhiggins9338]

@GBiggs my bad. It was very hard to tell. It sounded like you were telling him about phone booths that existed in the past.

[@MsSavagechef]

Phone Pods. We are in the 21st century now, beyotches!

[@Kayenne54]

That phone charging station, pedal power lol. I can just imagine calling someone urgently while pedalling, and them having to listen to my gasping and heavy breathing...getting the totally wrong idea....

[@woodchuck1946]

LOL

[@MrRazor-ij3rc]

As your talking. "Where are you?" "And what are you doing?!"

[@leondillon8723]

The grapefruit spoon was invented 55+years ago. The bench that lets people pick the way that they face is an older one. 100+ years ago railroad passenger cars had seat backs that could face forward, or if more than two people were together the benches were fixed to let them sit facing each other. The people peddling to charge up their cell phones brought back another memory. A married woman spent hours watching the daily dope operas, oops, soap operas on a stationary bike. The man she was married to wired the bike to a battery powered TV. Using a foot pedal to flush Sir Thomas Crapper is another old idea.There's also sinks with foot controls that go back about 20+ years.

[@LadyVoldemort]

8:52 #70 Traffic lights in my country has these, too. I'm from Indonesia.

[@melcarline55]

overlapping curtain track 03.16 was around in 1900 maybe before made with metal and bearings

@wolemai, true -- of all the hotels, motels, and Holiday Inns I've stayed at, few have had overlapping curtains.

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Yes that's true. Brass tracks overlapping in the middle. I remember them well.

[@hewgrebe4771]

So many good ideas that should be used in all places. Give the inventors a star. Liked the drawers that came out of the corner. Great work.

[@lpsflicks2559]

0:25 we recently built a house and we got corner drawers too!

[@annettefournier9655]

Some of these are very old. Most are very good.

[@Worldprotectors]

3:43 we have that in my small town in Germany too, which leads me to believe that we have that in every town/city

[@jonasnormann772]

I Think so too. There’s also one in Odense (Denmark)

[@marshallallensmith]

And whoever made the audio track for this deserves a blanket party.

[@SandraDodd]

"Mute" is a good invention.

[@animegod769]

lol..that's too much for a person who made this bouncing happy music..

[@eddyvideostar]

To Marshall Smith™: Especially at 1:36 minutes, I would also break out the mattress and the finest sheets to listen and love their live sounds of music caressing my ears and senses.

[@cyrille768]

the nose scratcher glove is used to wipe away rain off a full face motorcycle helmet visor.

[@lastmanstanding2622]

...and you can scratch your nose with it. :-)

[@The2x4]

Or snow goggle squeegee.

[@isabelle2302]

Those Trivia Signs are along every major Australian Highway and are good entertainment and timewasters. These particular signs are on the Bruce Highway on the east coast of Australia.

[@nightangel972000]

The shopping carts already had calculators when I was a kid and twenty-some years later I’m still wondering why they stopped.

[@nicholasgunson2945]

20:52 is not a soccer watching button, its called either sport or soccer mode-just has brighter colours

[@niniliumify]

Kept my attention, and I learned a few things. Thank You

[@VroodenTheGreat]

The spot on the mirror that doesn't fog up can be accomplished with Rain-X. Shaving cream will have the same effect.

[@OneWildTurkey]

For those with good or better than average vision, both Rain-X and shaving cream leave things too hard to see.

[@chrisclark5275]

“The nose scratcher on the glove, is actually squeegee for ski goggles... er my god.... cmon

[@robinsnest7627]

Wish the US had most of these. Thank you, fun to watch.

[@Admiraldna]

21.15 this is not a nose scratcher on your gloves. It for cleaning your googles if your skiing or snowmobiling :D

[@charlesxix]

Why would you want clear your GOOGLES?

[@salaekis]

i don´t get it charlesxix...why you wouldn´t? XD

[@carteradams43]

cleaning my googles? better do that before mum sees my search history...

[@tpkyterooluebeck9224]

She meant Goggles. Ski goggles get snow on them rather easily. I've used it to clean my glasses to.

[@elisabethb.131]

Some of these are at least 50 years old. Like the bike rail on the stairs. Some things nay be new in some country when others have used them for literally half a century.

[@thesolderingbot4718]

I don't think they know what a nobel prize is..... Edit: *65 Likes? Wow.*

[@scarletfluerr]

We also don't know that some of the stuff has been around for decades oh, it's nothing new and exciting. Grapefruit spoons oh my!

[@suecollins3246]

Yes they do - instead of giving them to so called literary geniuses who've never written a readable book in their lives, or Peace prizes to politicians with dubious ethics who've never done anything for Peace, or doctors whose research never resulted any real or long - lasting benefit to medicine, they can give them to these guys. Most of these ideas are brilliant. And it was only a metaphor anyway.

[@Yellow.Dog.]

Hey Barry got one for doing nothing. I don't think the people who give out nobel prizes know what they are for.

[@audioradiostereo8214]

​@@scarletfluerr Do you think these things are common everywhere? This video can also be seen on other continents. It's a nice collection.

[@florencepierce1864]

*Never!!!*

[@zeldagoblin]

The curtain track design has been around for decades.

[@TheNiteNinja19]

Desk I built came with parts sorted by step, it was awesome.

[@jayjohnson7827]

Some cool ideas. many things I have seen since the 1970's. Just as Nobel prize worthy as the guy that paints my car a different color.

[@greko4849]

3:42 wait till someone in a silvia starts drifting there lol

[@davidbuschhorn6539]

0:23 as a kitchen designer, I can tell you corner drawers are dreadful. Imagine the volume of the box those corner drawers are in. Now imagine that everything to the right and left of the drawer box is empty, wasted space... With smart cabinets (lazy susan-style) there are solid shelves that surround the lazy susan shelves. No wasted space.

[@grimeldasnodpocket]

Not a kitchen designer but thinking something like that myself.

[@duudsuufd]

Why does it always have to be efficient? Some people have no shortage of space and it looks cool.

[@davidbuschhorn6539]

@@duudsuufd Because efficient use of space is what kitchens are all about. deliberately killing that much storage infuriates customers after a short time. I've sold them to people who thought they were cool, but to a person, they weren't happy with them after a few months.

[@AmyMichelleWiley]

My dad always used lazy susans for corner cupboards in the houses he built.

[@davidbuschhorn6539]

@@AmyMichelleWiley They're the best use of space for such a weird cabinet location. Corner drawers look unique, but you can't store pots/pans/appliances in them :-( Replacing a corner cabinet after the rest are in is a NIGHTMARE, :-)

[@CaptainClod0981]

20:55 actually, that is soccer mode, makes the colors brighter and enhances the audio.

[@slayer5813]

Soccer sucks!!!!

[@CaptainClod0981]

@@slayer5813 unrelated.

[@clayman8371]

We have some smart and creative people around.

[@dianekapacinskas2829]

I am so in love with you! This was a quiet smile and a hearty laugh and a " hey why don't we have that?!" And " WOW I am so impressed with this!"-- great ideas and well presented. Thanks 😊

[@matthewclark2123]

That is not a nose scratcher attached to the gloves. It is for cleaning your goggles in the rain or snow.

[@michaelmccall5945]

I think I just passed by your comment but said that same thing

[@Ultrafrozen]

Beat me to it

[@InservioLetum]

Holy shit that actually IS genius!!

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

Not many people know that.

[@Umitelikeme]

Lmao

[@suzannejohnstone1091]

BEST VIDEO OF AWESOME AMAZING INVENTIONS I'VE SEEN SO FAR! THANKS 🤩 and Shared!

[@christopherblalockfineart3557]

#19 is Griffin, GA. The bridge was rebuilt a couple of years ago, but the sign got an honorary retirement to the museum.

[@jungojerry1658]

Wow. Can't wait til I can get over to my library and read cake pans. Marvelous. lol

[@FloydMaxwell]

What a fantastic video. Sooooo many clever items. Seen very few of them elsewhere. Ten out of ten.

[@NickRoman]

That curtain design! Yes!

[@ragamortelar7394]

Some of these things are pretty common in my country and I never realized that they aren't everywhere. This reminded me not to take things for granted

[@bbwarwick]

5:59 perfect place to meet your friendly drug dealer

[@wesleyalan9179]

Lol!!

[@unsubscribe7228]

#49 - "the Marlborough stretch" in Queensland, Australia. No matter how many times I travel that road, I never remember the answers! It also has signs that say "are we there yet dad?" and "a long way to go yet kids".

[@dhy5342]

That's like the old Burma Shave signs in the US.

[@terry_kathryn]

And inthe Bruce hiway between Gympie and Rockhampton, it keeps the adult children happy too lol, I like the outer white line that makes a heck of a noise if you drive on it lol 😂 sure would wake you, and signs saying, is your driver awake 😂😂😂

[@unsubscribe7228]

@@terry_kathryn I didn't know about the signs between gympie and Rockhampton. I go inland at Rockhampton travelling from the north. Ah yes the rumble strip. I love the double rumble strips in the middle of the highway too. Makes driving long distance feel safer. Safe travels to you :)

[@terry_kathryn]

Su5ie 😁 i never knew the name of those noisy strips lol 😂 I think it’s an Aussie thing with the huge distance between cities and people nodding off hmmm 😢 a great idea they have made my eyes boggle a few times 🙏 ... I just wish they could change their trivia Q’s, I guess 1 day with the LCD screens popping up 😘❤️

[@unsubscribe7228]

@@terry_kathryn Now that's a great idea! Vandals would probably get to them though, sadly :(

[@KnuckleHunkybuck]

11:10 This coffee shop has a menu. "And the Nobel Prize goes to..."

[@ferriouszeon7288]

all it takes to the world better is to add little bits of wow and pizazz with a functionality, not another store or some grand plan ‘huh, thats neat’ will go further than ‘this place is impressive’

[@dhy5342]

Just about every one of these are absolutely brilliant.

[@NortelGeek]

I wish I'd seen 3 of these in real life. Very useful.

[@jdb47games]

The inventor of the doorknocker should get a no-bell prize.

[@gustav24-7-52]

Yeah, I want to have to sit buckled up in my car just so I can listen to the radio during my lunchbreak out in the parking lot at work.

[@vannessa1748]

Buckle the seat belt behind you

[@annieshi883]

So now a cake pan library deserves a noble prize

[@terrypotato]

Spoon with serrated edges for grapefruit? Very old technology!

[@rottbot3361]

I hear that music, I hit the back button.

[@misspopcoin2204]

I was happily bopping my head to the music before I realized I wasn't watching for the first 3 minutes

[@wesleyalan9179]

Hell yeah!....reading the comments instead of reading what was on the video, lol!

[@misukswasey334]

These people should DEFINITELY get a noble prize!

[@rp101aquatics6]

the corner drawer isnt actually that usefull it wastes more space in tead hust to doors with handles in the corner and let them ope out wards and they will allow all the space to be utilized instead of some

[@MrStungstinger]

Old or new These ideas should be in use in more places. Really good and entertaining Altho I believe I have a short attention span I thoroughly enjoyed reading the descriptions and thoughtful consideration in these designs (and one duplication didn't detract at all). My question is What do you do traveling all over and taking the time to notice such small differences? Stop and smell the roses kind of person perhaps. Thanks for the post

[@jennmichelle2]

I love the shower that tells what temp the water is .

[@cliffordhodge1449]

#28 Skylight vans. I believe delivery vans like that have been around for a long time.

[@Kattatonik7_yt]

I wanna know why the lights are still on! I mean I get that they say they dont "have" to be on during the day... but they are. So is any money being saved I wonder?

[@dalesather2716]

That are called chinatop no good for moveingvans though

[@crimsontyger8576]

We had a cycle park like that when I was a kid in the UK. It had traffic lights/ crossings and road safety signs and tips everywhere. You could use the bikes there for free if you didn't have one. It was great.

[@PfropfNo1]

the bench which you can switch to face either direction... what about you make the seat 10 cm (4") wider, so people can sit and face both directions... _at the same time_ :O

[@annacronism]

PfropfNo1, super idea. You deserve a medal for thinking of that. ☺️

[@kegmonkey5648]

People generally don't like sitting with their backs to strangers only a few inches away.

[@gmun2248]

Trains in Australia have the 'moving back' bench - was there in 2000 & thought it was genius.

[@NickRoman]

I like that toothpaste ingredient explanation, especially for ingredients like foeniculum vulgare. Uh, that doesn't sound good. But oh, it's just flavoring from fennel. That's cool.

[@focalized]

#20 is basically LEGO. Which is a brilliant instruction design. Especially with their quality control in rarely shorting parts.

[@davidhamilton506]

16:21, shows the price of American petrol being $2.48.9 per US gallon of regular unleaded, which if memory serves, is approx: 3.87 litres, as compared to the Australian measurement of 4.5 litres to our Imperial gallon, which at the time this video was uploaded was around $1.39.9 per litre. Now, that price has dropped to $1.05.9 per litre in our Regional area, and in Sydney, was down as low as 64 cents per litre in some servos, due to the over supply of oil. Fascinating times we live in at present. Stay safe everyone...

[@jillaberdeen8945]

I have cupboards that open like that.Perfect for a small kitchen.#3

[@jeffersonsharp2292]

Pretty low bar for the Nobel prize. That's a goggle squeegee not a nose scratcher.

[@misters2837]

Thank You! Anyone who has ever actually READ the label of Klim, Arctivia or any other high end glove company knows this! (I was like nose scratcher...REALLY?)

[@gbigsangle3044]

You seen who wins the Nobel Peach prize? The bar is low indeed.

[@chloebill1477]

Ya, I use it all the time when I snowmobile. When I saw it in the video I was like, stupid you don’t know what it is?!?

[@josephbailey3968]

Like the traffic light timer. Wish they had those in the states.

[@nonolabs]

A great demonstration of what the average person can do if they fix one thing that bugs them.

[@Boo-pz7li]

Got the purpose of the bathroom fan timer switch wrong. It's how long to leave it on after a shower depending on the amount of steam you produced. Most people turn the fan off as they leave, which leaves a lot of moisture still lingering, and that's not good for your house. The timer lets you forget about the fan and still have it on long enough to clear the air of moisture.

[@hey_im.ann12]

i love the bench/fence

[@michaelherrmann8323]

2:14 those traffic lights are pissa! Hard to say you didn't know it was red/green when the entire light pole lights up!

[@khagemann7462]

I have the ceiling fan thing, it’s pretty useful!

[@Research0digo]

Restrooms in high end department stores used to have this, and often an attendant with perfumes. No one took the hinge bolts out of stall doors, nor scratched or wrote their stupid gang names into the walls or SEATS back then, either.

[@corlfranco9371]

WOOOOOAH DUDE you just woke up my whole block. so loud makes me wanna leave instantly

[@nicks931]

Not all Nobel winners, but a really fun vid. Thx

[@binary10balls]

That nose scratcher glove is actually for wiping moisture from your glasses or goggles

[@trishdavi7049]

Made me smile thanks :-)

[@RobertoDeMundo]

4:11 Those are literally everywhere in Canada.

[@slitor]

only a buck for a gallon of coffe? WHAT A DEAL!

[@alwaysuseless]

I like this video, but why is there no video preview when you hover over the progress bar? I would like to look again at some of the items, but the only way to do that is to rewatch the entire video, albeit at a faster speed. Please add this user-friendly feature. P.S. video description says the video contains no "harmless or dangerous content." I think you mean no "harmful or dangerous content." If the video contains no harmless content, then ALL the content is harmful.

[@narimaneme2144]

02:09 you made me clap my hands in admiration! and oh the therapy dog looks very therapeutic hhhh!

[@rabidsamfan]

The tunnels through the bookshelves at the library are awful. Try chasing your kid through them.

[@lastmanstanding2622]

You are in a library...throw a book at the little darling to stop them.

[@pompiliusangerean9143]

@@lastmanstanding2622 Yep. Recommended books to throw at the little fuckers: the _Encyclopædia Britannica_ sort.

[@rabidsamfan]

@@lastmanstanding2622 Not just ineffective, but destructive too!

[@rabidsamfan]

@wolemai leaky diapers don't wait

[@laszloismeretlen5004]

Grat ideas, i like it! :-)

[@johnchristie1466]

of course an inventor of the 'trolley wonkey wheel tag' is up there with such greats as Marie Curie(Chemistry) and John Nash(mathematics) as a recipient of the Nobel Prize.... you should get one for this video

[@vannessa1748]

I love the stop lights in the Ukraine, I believe they were. Awesome idea. There were many great ideas in your video. Think a lot of them should be implemented world wide.

[@korogiri]

1:45 Boi I'd love to use my phone while sitting on that bench

[@laurenmakenziefaulkner3816]

You should have alot more subs than this. Your vids are awesome!

[@emilygracevlogss]

Tbh these are great ideas

[@RobertoDeMundo]

3:25 Imagine the pain the Australians feel about this.

[@ayaginaraqkashatok3047]

This should be everywhere

[@ray_ayy]

Intelligent design at its finest.

[@nobodyimportant369]

# 19 is from my home town of Griffin, Ga. The sign was taken down a few years ago when they rebuilt the bridge.

[@JRandallEllis]

I was born in Griffin, too. I live in Iowa now, though.

[@MottyGlix]

Isn't it in front of the 11 foot 8 (inch) bridge? (11foot8.com/) _That_ hasn't been rebuilt!

[@JRandallEllis]

@@MottyGlix No, that's a different bridge. This sign was in front of the 6th street bridge in Griffin, GA.