‘Curious’ worker ignites foam, causes huge warehouse fire in China

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A warehouse storing EPE foam burst into flames after a worker ignited highly flammable foam rolls with a lighter in southern China’s Guangdong province.
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[@TheSunIsMyDestroyer]

You can't get fired if you fire the company first

[@kishorekuddigana7272]

underrated comment😂😂

[@shivampradhan3645]

Very underrated comment 🤣

[@Hellomram]

Thats crazy 💀

[@karenallen3581]

Literally

[@vervetech9395]

No, but you can get prison time 😂

[@Rainchild33082]

People like him are the reason we have warning signs on literally everything

[@burgersbiblesaeh849]

🤣🤣 yup

[@SiccDeville]

Yep. Warning signs on coffee cups because uh it's hot!

[@Rainchild33082]

@@SiccDeville Some woman from California will find a way to sue though if one drop spills on her fishy smelling upper lip

[@itsDerekG]

I thought it was because of these people who are constantly trying to sue everyone over everything

[@avgblue5180]

@@itsDerekG yea, unfortunately...

[@teegloo]

Bro had the WORSE intrusive thought in history

[@Foxtrox7616]

Worst

[@teegloo]

@@Foxtrox7616 shut up your input isn’t needed

[@ZeMeatMuncher]

@@teegloo Why are you getting triggered because someone corrected your comment lol. I don't usually correct grammar, since YT isn't English class, but that's a weird thing to get riled up over.

[@ScottyBoy-ns2rt]

@@teegloo 🥶 🥶 🥶 srry solid

[@hisayaren8324]

​@@teeglooWorst output to a reasonable input.

[@JoeArruffo]

Social credit now set as -9999

[@robertungsod691]

Who cares.

[@JoeArruffo]

@@robertungsod691 You do

[@robertungsod691]

@@JoeArruffo and why do I care.

[@JoeArruffo]

@@robertungsod691 because you are an empathetic person and you feel bad for him

[@25sumpter]

You commented genius ​@@robertungsod691

[@peculiarmann6884]

Proof that we all experience life differently. I would’ve had a million thoughts telling me why that was a bad idea. This guy didn’t have a single one. Amazing.

[@Mike-bm1xv]

im surprised we're so successful as a species with dumb people like that reproducing

[@fermiparadox6787]

I’ve only recently come to realize this

[@user-gy1xp5fg3b]

Or he did and ignored all of them

[@coz2j69]

He did it intentionally

[@heraldofoblivion727]

He had those millions of thoughts, sadly his curiosity overwhelmed him and he is not quick enough to put a stop on it

[@venezzrok-fz1du]

I find it amazing this guy survived childhood.

[@sheltonjohnson870]

He did, but who else in his wake DIDNT?

[@ukbb2632]

Now let's see if he survives prison.

[@boobo]

This man actually saved countless lives. This product should not exist nor factory that produces it.

[@nocturnomedieval]

And yes, he still can breed

[@Sin0TeK]

It's China he is 14 years old worker

[@brendanrouth3807]

Nobody has ever been more fired in history than this guy

[@skeletonsinthemecloset5690]

That's punny.

[@benp4529]

“Fired guy” - Kevin Malone

[@legendofman12]

Why fire? This is some expensive training!

[@dunyacaliskan7495]

Napoleon?

[@friedchicken1]

yeah, reports say that he was sooo incredibly fired!

[@TheTbet]

Someone never received the 100% tested fireproof insulation foam he ordered on Ali Baba

[@stevejobs1653]

Ahahahahaha😂😂😂

[@zamhamgmail]

This one thing is gonna change this carefree guy's life for eternity.

[@sampy901]

Or at the very least, his harvested organs.

[@andresilvasophisma]

Yes, chinese prisons will do that to you.

[@prathameshtakane7354]

I think most carefree guys need aan event with dire consequences to happen in their life, for them to change

[@caroline61804]

This one needs less freedom

[@mechwarreir2]

@@caroline61804 what if you gave him freedom, AND discipline? Rather than just taking away his freedom and making him think that you are an irrational fascist that needs to be revolted against.

[@chrislaverick6413]

The test was a success, the foam was infact flammable

[@planetschlock]

Hmmm results are still somewhat inconclusive. Gonna need more data 😂

[@iwatchwithnoads7480]

​@@planetschlocklet's hire this guy. I hear he's the most experienced person in earth on this test.

[@QHSupportGroup]

Null hypothesis rejected ☑

[@janpeszek5897]

Well... he probably thought it was inflammable... badum tss.

[@ShiningLight.]

​@QHSupportGroup Indeed, p was in fact less than .05.

[@ovskii96]

I cannot fathom this man's thought process.

[@josephsiddiqui6472]

Intrusive thoughts

[@sunnerssnag]

thats the trick, he didnt have one

[@anto0796]

At least he answered his BURNING question

[@isbestlizard]

From no fire to ALL FIRE in 2.1 seconds is impressive

[@daviddavies822]

What a great description!!!😆🤣🤣🤣

[@deltab9768]

You can see the butane violently blasting out between the rolls and lighting them all as it expands.

[@Mewmew1-2]

​@@daviddavies822lmao I like the way he worded it too

[@JunkBondTrader]

It's the McLaren of packing materials.

[@austinli8891]

race car designers should take notes

[@angmiming]

I'm impressed at his decision to test it out with the organize deck of rolls, not just in one isolated roll.

[@WHITELIONNYC]

Exactly...outdoors too.

[@sugunatharunika3906]

🤣🤣🤣

[@thatguy1729]

Impressed eh?

[@ChrisGuerra31]

And so close to his genitalia

[@av3ngers17]

@@thatguy1729 impressed by the sheer stupidity

[@sluggy6074]

Thats the safety inspector. The foam passed.

[@sluggy6074]

​@throwaway3873 China will be exporting it for use as insulation in houses. Please reconsider criticizing the validity of this test as this could result in a deduction of up to 2,000 social credits.

[@Voidi-Void]

Casting aside the "haha china bad" jokes: Foam is usually very flammable, which is why that guy is an idiot. A shame he falsified his application for a darwin award by running before it all went up

[@abhiramcd]

Passed away *😂

[@zayneclark3771]

The fanning he does with his hands gets me everytime🤣 that ain't working bro.

[@AceKiller9000]

Well, he has taught millions of viewers a lot about foam and fire

[@sharvendrathinagaran5335]

Well we can learn a lot from the pain and experience of others😂

[@jasminejenkins3073]

😅

[@adriansteve8159]

True u dnt wnt that in ur house

[@gameroloco]

hahaha

[@iocu]

coincidentally "About Foam and Fire" is the name of my 7th album.

[@TheFrogMan-or5rx]

I don't know if any amount of safety training would have stopped people like this guy. Choosing to light a fire at a large group instead of taking small amount, doing this in front of a security camera, having nothing on hand to put out even a small fire...

[@i_dont_have_a_name]

@Smoke King life time

[@corediagram8016]

Here is where you are wrong. The people who owned the warehouse went the easy and fast way. They recruited illiterate, poor, untrained and cheap-pay workers like him to do the heavy lifting/manual labor. The guy is obviously illiterate and I am quite certain he was never trained. More importantly, when you own a warehouse that contains flammable materials, there are certain safety standards to adhere to. Either the provincial authorities do not regulate safety standards or the owner did not bother. Simply covering the flammable foam via tarpaulin or some cloth, or separating the rolls of foam would have prevented the fire from covering the warehouse. Regarding people being killed, this is not arson. This is gross negligence and that too, the negligence is not the worker's alone. The owners are equally at fault for not training him and for not implementing safety and preventive measures in their warehouse. Don't blame the worker fully.

[@justinrodgers9928]

Prime candidate for natural selection

[@hopree2839]

Impulsivity is indeed scary

[@chefandmusician9170]

I would've taken a small piece Then again the human brain doesn't think at all times

[@SolidSonicTH]

The rate of ignition is insane. Everything simultaneously bursting into flame in the same instant. It didn't even spread, it was just...not on fire to on fire.

[@youtubegavemynameawaycuntbags]

that’ll be the fumes from the chemicals used to make foam.

[@brt5273]

"The man has been arrested..." seems to me like the manufacturers should be arrested for producing something like that and the safety issues it presents.

[@paganpines]

I was looking for this comment. Is there a legitimate need for highly flammable foam? Or was this a massive workplace tragedy waiting to happen?

[@youtubegavemynameawaycuntbags]

@@paganpinesflammable vapour from the foam making process.

[@BeemerTwelve]

That's, without any doubt, the most successful fire test I've ever seen in my life.

[@thekingofwaffles8403]

Seriously?! Successful fire test?! Hmmmm.... Maybe this idiot can see check if *Mauna Kea & Kilauea* volcanoes are hot enough to set things on fire if someone gets really close.

[@guywhoasked903]

😂

[@ascrein5247]

It was pretty much instant results. Blink and you miss it kind.

[@toucansam3]

Exactly! He should be praised for his efforts and given a promotion.

[@KebabMusicLtd]

@@toucansam3 Try to imagine the fumes those rolls must be giving off.

[@Zaulty2304]

this man proved the whole world that curiosity can be bad

[@dometheonlyone8936]

Curiosity without safety are disaster waiting to happen.

[@irminalasimin2385]

Or like the pandora’s box myth

[@debanjansaha1304]

Better say, curiosity with no brain is bad.

[@headphones2308]

I wouldn’t say curiosity in itself is the issue, rather the lack of braincells that acted upon the curiosity. He could’ve just taken and ignited one isolated foam in a controlled environment to test how flammable it was, instead of igniting a foam that is in close proximity to dozens of other foams.

[@dometheonlyone8936]

@@irminalasimin2385 women Am I RigHt🤣🤣🤣🤣 Is a joke

[@k0c1l]

He just proved that making foam from butane is a bad idea ....

[@mannyblackstar]

Bro fired the whole company before they could fire him. 💀

[@stoheha]

There is a part of me that feels sorry for this man, but that part of me is eclipsed by the side that is just happy I will never do anything remotely as dumb.

[@kgeo2686]

Same

[@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3]

Never say never. 80 million people voted for Joe despite him clearly undergoing elderly abuse.

[@toro6389]

I do t feel sorry. He should go to prison for that

[@Jessica-sf7fc]

Curiosity killed this cat. This mans organs will be harvested soon enough.

[@harborsadolescentfears9322]

I don't feel sorry for him at all. I'm like: "Dude, you're not 4".🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@zennyfieldster4220]

That is honestly the fastest I’ve ever seen a flame go from a small fire to 20+ rolls up in roar flames in literally less than a second! That’s terrifying!

[@abcdefgh6121]

At least they have unity, as in if you are in it bro, I will be with you too.

[@ryanwatterson4038]

Foams full of butane gas

[@metalema6]

In europe you would be fined into oblivion if you had such a material stocked that way

[@seregill13]

@@metalema6 To be fair you can get fined for pretty much anything in Europe

[@luckyme0888]

Yeah true. I thought the same. I never saw anything like that before. It took 2 seconds and whao...

[@zoluhwa3508]

Well at least he satisfied his curiosity

[@Camcolito]

"I wonder if this stuff burns". "Guess so".

[@chiquita683]

Kudos to him on identifying a dangerously fire hazard. Employee of the month

[@savannahglebe5165]

Would you have said that if you had a family member who worked in the same room? Or this was your business they were setting fire to? Nah just some brain dead comment on KZbin.

[@sanjeen2503]

@@savannahglebe5165 yeah. The owner should be jailed and penalized. The worker should get only minor punishment.

[@savannahglebe5165]

@@sanjeen2503 You mean the owner who wasnt even there? Had the employee not taken a lighter to it it would never had happened. I can see your logic there 😂 You need locking up with him you scumbag.

[@kenhdautientoitaora7676]

@@sanjeen2503 yea. The worker discover that foam is highly flamable, that should significant reduce his punishment

[@chefboiarby304]

"Today, smoking is going to save lives."

[@AllenHanPR]

Trainer: So listen these materials are extremely flammable. New Guy: Is it really? Bet. Let me try.

[@roadent217]

Somehow I doubt that he was actually trained if he decided to do something like this.

[@ianpayad4595]

I’m more surprised by how fast the rolls went up in flames

[@ferry6700]

@@ianpayad4595 it's new produced so it's contain butane

[@andrewyp6724]

@@ianpayad4595 Butane gas is what you normally use in portable gas burner, that thing.

[@KingstonTiger]

@@ianpayad4595 Duh it's flammable. And it's sort of like a gas flammable substance unlike petrol or gasoline which is heavier hence the air helps in reaction fast. Aviation fuel also burns super fast like this infact much faster tbh.

[@ZynyakTheMartian]

"Today i learned that flammable and imflammable mean the same thing"

[@Marc-gj9vx]

That seems a bit like a fire hazard

[@CaptainXanax]

You know that feeling of dread you get when you've done something you know you can't return from? It's something you can't hide and get away with. That guy just felt it big time.

[@SemajRaff]

I call it, “this wasn’t a problem 5 minutes ago”

[@MrOrangeonion]

Well being adulterous is worse than this, yet people dont dread. The dread is because others will know no matter what, and you will be facing penalty. Many Adulterors in the chat being triggered by what i said.. Truth hurts.

[@jp3813]

@@MrOrangeonion Worse than possibly burning other people? Way to sort out your priorities.

[@chasiewatches6551]

Nope, can't say I've felt that lol

[@neoqueto]

I would just jump into fire. So I don't have to deal with the consequences. And death penalty is appropriate here anyway.

[@TheCaesarion]

Only 2 words can describe how I’m feeling.. This guy

[@aryansyahputra8278]

With "sigh" 😔 face ofc

[@ardiansach3290]

excited and regretful?

[@Onerva_official]

You're. Fired.

[@jasminemosby5403]

@@Onerva_official lol

[@veritasverus1276]

@@Onerva_official More like, You're Jailed

[@stevenbaer9061]

I guess he wasn't smart enough to tear a piece of foam off a roll and just light that small piece.

[@firestarterri]

It’s crazy how it can take less than a minute to cause such destruction and to forever change the trajectory of one’s life.

[@arifasatria7704]

Crazy it only took few seconds for it to spread

[@victorotero3157]

well it gas what you expect? slow spread it a chemical reaction genius 🤣

[@adrian9098]

He have nobody to blame apart for himself...

[@KannyValentine]

Less than 1 second

[@ukaamb5919]

Many life

[@MauryExplorer_]

This is the story of a man named Stanley. He was so bad at following instructions that it's incredible he wasn't fired years ago.

[@cxireen2193]

tHE eND :D

[@monsterzero641]

...that didn't help at all.

[@picaresqueseeker]

Was he attempting to fire himself??!

[@HatlessAtlasHA]

STANLEY! Oh, yes.. The Parable

[@ahmaddddd100]

Who's that ?

[@inavag3038]

its always the guy in the flipflops

[@deucedeuce1572]

The employees probably had no idea they were huffing butane fumes all day either.

[@ahmedabdelazim7110]

He wasn’t testing the flammability, he was testing his running speed.

[@vicenteflores9711]

And his stupidity 😂

[@gringoaviationph]

He just wanna know if Fire resistance works

[@justinrodgers9928]

@@vicenteflores9711 Running speed 5/10 Stupidity 10/10

[@chefandmusician9170]

0:19 he could've lit that 🧐

[@chrisr326]

😂😂

[@rm4692]

I can comprehend his curiosity about seeing if/or how flammable the foam was but I will never understand how lighting a roll on fire instead of cutting a piece off was how he decided to go about it 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@benjiunofficial]

Maybe there's a rule against cutting off pieces

[@lytereaper]

@@benjiunofficial And there isn't a rule for burning the full piece next to all the other pieces?

[@benjiunofficial]

@@lytereaper Nope.

[@laylaminrir]

Some people skip steps during thinking process.

[@juleswifey6003]

This. I was wondering the same thing. Why not cut a piece off and take it to an open concreted space?

[@Adam-ei5it]

Wow that escalated quickly

[@wailnshred]

If he wanted to test the flammability, maybe take a small piece outside, far away from other flammable things.

[@mismismism]

That moment of stupidity that immediately turned into the realization he just burned his whole life down with all that foam. I get being curious but I will never understand adults that do stuff like this without the obvious thought "Maybe I should cut a small piece and test it outside?"

[@dylansp4049]

Or, you know, you could probably look it up.

[@rmxrider20032000]

​@@dylansp4049only if it can be looked for on their internet. It seems very limited for Chinese citizens.

[@kanewilson8624]

@@dylansp4049that sort of search would lead to losing social credit and a police visit

[@justsomeguy4260]

​@@dylansp4049do you really think he has a smartphone let alone a internet connection

[@thecursed01]

@@justsomeguy4260 why shouldn't he?

[@KarasCyborg]

Caller: "Is your foam resistant to fire?" Worker: "I don't know?" Caller: "Can you test it please?" That was the last sales-related call of the year.

[@kinalucy2887]

😂😂😂👍

[@bellford7067]

🤣

[@thecynicalafro160]

Curious wlto know what his reply was to the caller afterwards

[@lydiat5819]

@@thecynicalafro160 already too dead to reply 😂

[@KarasCyborg]

@@thecynicalafro160 "The Fire Department can answer that one, we are out of stock at the moment."

[@lVideoWatcherl]

No protections? No tarps over the material? No warning labels? The foam isn't packaged in any way, shape or form? No matter how the fire was lit, just one random spark could have yielded the same result here as it seems. It doesn't actually matter that it was the curiosity of a worker - if your product is this flammable and you do not have any precatuions against desaster, it's on you. Here, the warehouse company is clearly largely responsible for this.

[@Kratos-eg7ez]

This was in china, so no, it's not the companies fault and saying that it is makes you a dissident to the CCP and you will be sent to prison. Which btw, these things release flammable gas, that's why they caught so fast. Now, what happens when you lay a tarp over a bunch of foam that releases dust and flammable gas? An explosion, not a fire. This was either a lack of training, lack of warnings around the building, or just a curious worker who made a huge mistake that will literally ruin his life forever.

[@Kratos-eg7ez]

This was in china, so no, it's not the companies fault and saying that it is makes you a dissident to the CCP and you will be sent to prison. Which btw, these things release flammable gas, that's why they caught so fast. Now, what happens when you lay a tarp over a bunch of foam that releases dust and flammable gas? An explosion, not a fire. This was either a lack of training, lack of warnings around the building, or just a curious worker who made a huge mistake that will literally ruin his life forever.

[@lVideoWatcherl]

@@Kratos-eg7ez These things release flammable gas... and are stored inside of a warehouse? That sounds like total bs. Which kind of material just regularly exudes flammable gas, and is then also stored like _that?_ Also, I don't care whether the CCP thinks I shouldn't say that about their terrible lack of hazard management - if they are the ones to blame here, which might very well be true. At fault is most _definitely_ the company, no matter what it was (you even described lack of training or warning labels as potential factors yourself, which are the fault of the company).

[@Conserpov]

@@Kratos-eg7ez You watch too much CNNs

[@admar1208]

they did say it was because it's brand new i believe they use butane gaz during the manufacturing process however that gets vaporized out before it gets shipped so all workers should be aware of that not to mention just imagine how strong the smell of butane would be in there anyone with half a brain would know not to even light a cigarette.

[@Hpbb526]

After the test, he made sure it was successful by turning back.

[@Salahuddin-jc4fy]

Now I understand why every factory job requires 5/10 years of experience

[@EWOODJ]

Right. Nobody should work there. At all.

[@bdsmgaming3627]

Experience in what? House chores? You need to get a factory job to even have that 5 year experience

[@katiemartin6991]

Best I can guess is he thought it was the type of foam that burns without catching flame, or he thought the flame wouldn't spread for some reason.

[@MrBloodshot]

For more advanced jobs yeah. But there are many factory jobs that require little to no experience.

[@AndyNYouTube]

This guy should face discipline. Some kind of report in his employment file or something. And no raise for at least a year.

[@gesammtkunstwerk]

Surprised how he survived this, seeing how fast the fire spreads

[@SIXTHY-NINE69]

Luckily the room is open and ventilated. If not it will blast the f*ck out of him 🤣

[@NotUwU-_-]

Ofc, he is the first person that knew

[@AdobadoFantastico]

Not as surprised as him.

[@Offthbadan]

I agree. I’ve never seen anything that ignited that fast ever.

[@mcmerry2846]

He has no clothes.

[@nettaatzili1936]

"I am foam." "But you could be fire."

[@sioboy]

Whenever your find yourself feeling dumb, just go back to this video and you'll feel relieved.

[@sinoperture]

The education and common sense of that man is off the charts.

[@packwarden]

Quite literally

[@stronzetti3750]

Because probably he isn’t educated. Poverty strikes ;

[@khuziwesithole6719]

It wasn't on the charts to begin with

[@firedup692]

Staying curious and keeping the mind open new ideas is the best way to achieve a well rounded education.

[@iliketurtles4463]

One of the first things I learned as a child was that "science" was to be conducted in an at least somewhat controlled environment!

[@mamiller1980]

At least he answered his question.

[@galomuk]

he succedded. but at what cost?

[@MikeKollin]

@@galomuk At all Costs!!

[@farteater6969]

An answer he was not expecting

[@gendoruwo6322]

He should be proud of himself. His ancestors are all smiling down on him.

[@PerryScanlon]

Maybe it was a company question and then they blamed him. They shouldn't make that foam.

[@SurajitMajumdar_piku]

"DELETE FROM warehouse" This is what happens when you run this query in production! 😂

[@TheWittyCommentGuy]

Company: You're fired. This guy: That makes the two of us.

[@mrsTraveller64]

He is like that one child in every pre-schoolclass who just HAS to do exactly the opposite to what the teachers has said. I always wonder what becomes of these children, now I got my answer.

[@DragonlordXV]

The most of them are criminals now.

[@theafrocentricchef]

Oooh..i cant with you.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣ive always wondered too🤭🤭🤭

[@duovigintillongaming3779]

As that child I can approve of this. Now as a teenager I'm a pyromaniac who loves trying which no one else does. Sometimes I even go out of my way and get something worse than normal because no one uses that. Whenever I download a software it is some obscure beta version with next to no downloads.

[@MAL1GNANT]

@@duovigintillongaming3779 uh huh

[@KingSlimeProductions]

@Eduardo Tenorio”died as an infant” that… isn’t how natural selection works in humans at all.

[@riceandcheese1463]

Dude didn’t even have the intelligence to just rip a piece off, then light it💀 Some people genuinely make goldfish look like intelligent life forms.

[@TheMovieCriticVoice]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3-1hmmca5ebrJo

[@unique9974]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheMostObliviousGirl]

Exactly, I was like why....

[@joehernandez9563]

After watching I think I know what happened. You can see some material has already been pulled away. The workers were probably taking pieces and lighting it on fire, because that sounds fun. Maybe he walked over there with an open flame and it caught while he was trying to pull some away.

[@BrawndoCorporation]

His intelligence is equivalent to the average American voter.

[@OkalaborationO]

I bet a warning sign is partially responsible for this. "Warning polystyrene foam is EXTREMELY flammable." Oooh really? This sounds interesting. . .

[@Wtfsazerk]

Sheesh that went up incredibly fast

[@benofalltrades79]

i'm impressed with how quick the fire spread, just like a sec

[@Dimarr]

Obvious he was also impressed. His reaction shows that he never expected this.

[@railx2005]

Yeah it's typically what happens when you put fire near high amount of butane gas

[@aoyuki1409]

Butane gas is basically stove gas so yeah its about as fast as a stove lighting up

[@khairirais]

The correct word is amazed. There's nothing to be impressed of from a mistake.

[@Trueblue-jx2tk]

@@khairirais for you its "amazed" for him its impressed .

[@ddmck1972]

Was this guy an actual employee? If so, I love the dress code they've implemented. Very relaxed.

[@Muhammed01FI]

🤣😂

[@Vivyf]

Might not be cause if he is, he should know that new freshly made foam is highly flammable

[@MOBAgaming200]

Well unlike America he dont have to wear bullet proof vest everytime, just relax🤣🤣

[@El_Scorcho_]

@@MOBAgaming200 😑 youre clearly not from the US huh?

[@ProxyWasTaken]

​@@El_Scorcho_ He's not, that's why he doesn't need to wear bulletproof vest.

[@spiritumsantorini]

at least his curiosity satisfied

[@mana3735]

Such volatile substances shouldn't be kept in a careless way like that in the first place.

[@homeperson11244]

"Courage is when we take a stand on something that we know would hurt us" "Stupidity is the same" "That's why life is dangerous"

[@chuchuokeke]

Headphone jack must have been way up apple's nose

[@mayanlogos92]

The difference between courage and stupidity is the same as the one between might and would I believe

[@kamikeserpentail3778]

I like to say: The difference between courage and stupidity? The results.

[@WoodLard]

I don't think he knew it would do that..

[@saifsid9512]

What a comment man

[@vivalaresistance8315]

If he was so “curious” he could have ripped off a piece and then test it OUTSIDE. But seeing as how he was “smart” enough to light it INSIDE, he might finally have earned a brain cell that actually works.

[@Stratus41298]

Yeah that was my thought too. Just rip a piece off...

[@Deathkorpsrider-]

Pretty funny though

[@Iakivel5232]

That's a lesson stuck on his brain now. Lol

[@cadli_2298]

Imagine he ripped it off, but because of the wind it flies back to the foam😂... great success 🙂!!!

[@kevinc8955]

@Get Zappéd 1974 Probably dips his face in it first before eating.

[@9_a-]

Curious George be a little too curious

[@eurooceania5562]

I always asked myself why there is a "mind next step" warning on the bus entrance until KZbin recommends this video to me today😂

[@ashwinkumar2744]

It's not about the money, it's about sending a message

[@frostbridge3313]

Joke Reference lol 😂

[@thatguy597]

Everything burns

[@boredasfuuck]

Yeah but joker isnt this dumb 🗿

[@zulucruz664]

To who? CCP?

[@mysticdragonex815]

"It's not always about the money Spiderman..."

[@sunset4453]

"It's okay to make mistakes" The mistake:

[@N.Legend0]

50 likes and no comment? Let me fix that

[@captainlockes2344]

Fail fast fail early

[@sasajelisavac]

This guy is so FIRED!

[@gseric4721]

He knew exactly what he was doing.

[@feminico2613]

"These foam is filled with highly flammable butane." This guy: Is that actually true? Welcome back to Fact or Cap

[@yeasinahmedchowdhury2601]

Fact it is

[@monty510]

fact or cap 😂😂😂

[@XDeathwingSilenceX]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sh1taki_946]

Lol

[@issacwento1600]

😭😂😂😂

[@Chancelaforme]

I like how he made the effort to hide the lighter with his body from the camera. Like there’s any possibility the security guys watching this were gonna assume he could make flame from his hands.

[@sarahstudies8149]

😂

[@MyAmigoGarfield]

Hahaha xD

[@senecathefuka441]

When is he doing that?

[@Livingtree32]

😂

[@Yakumoki]

Lol yeah I think he thought it would catch fire like toilet paper, a small amount

[@ChaklitTea]

He should be awarded risking his life to see how flammable it was

[@ToFester]

"The man wanted to test the form out of curiosity" Bro, were you dropped on the head as a baby multiple times.

[@aired-downdisconnected4125]

I work with foams. Even the so called "fire resistant" foams are highly flammable. 😳

[@sunshine8338]

Wow... that's fascinating! Would love to know more.

[@skidhvh]

arent they called Heat resistant and they melt instead of igniting like that?

[@Kovaelin]

Probably just means it can tolerate warmer environments before igniting. Putting a flame to it is not a normal storage situation.

[@jakeman025]

Foam worker

[@StrawberryNinjaNibbles]

Is it bad for your lungs? Working around so much foam for long hours

[@darthjump]

I never trust a factory where people wear shorts and flipflops and no t shirt.

[@idkwuisp7626]

seems like a safety hazard having tons of that stuff lying around ready to ignite from a single spark

[@hawkeye4324]

There’s a point where curiosity stops being curiosity and turns into stupidity.

[@PerAllwin1963]

As my grandfather used to say, “A few seconds of dumb behavior can result in a lifetime of woe.”

[@justsomeguy4260]

No wonder he ded 💀🤣

[@stefanroberts9658]

Woe..bet he doesnt care..unless he has to pay money for it..

[@user-nc5xf4uo9k]

He's probably not smart enough to understand sorry.

[@PlagueWieldr]

Woe- Pronounced "Wooh" / "Whoa" /"Woo" "Wooh-EE"? Please explain..

[@stefanroberts9658]

@@PlagueWieldr like toe with a w..means lk sadness

[@ibuprofenPill]

Don’t ever feel like you’re dumb until you watch this video.

[@starksuman]

That's actually quality testing, he tested the foam before putting a highly flammable sticker so that he can confirm that it's actually highly flammable.

[@ewthmatth]

Lol

[@themindeclectic9821]

Science

[@judebascon3680]

@@themindeclectic9821 saiyans

[@claireshi7384]

Yeah and the foam is gone after the "quality testing" 🤣

[@jupiterr9892]

💀

[@jerimoody8207]

I've heard that foam is highly flammable but kudos to this worker for so dramatically demonstrating that property! I am both shocked and impressed by the resulting flames. 🔥👀😲

[@vasttopic_player9971]

😀 shocking

[@sederquest]

Says butane in the story

[@st4r444]

Thanks to him I didn't bother trying this at my work place

[@G0on]

Massive props to this guy. 🙏

[@loulahassan4191]

Well, he provided the answer to all of us " foam roll is extremely flammable"

[@streetbeefshd]

Thanks

[@fabiobianciardi3987]

That was not curiosity, that was ignorance

[@jomontanee]

Amen!

[@MrVideos2617]

What to expect bet he’s chinese

[@FruitPunchSamura1]

Those traits are not mutually exclusive una.

[@DreamVikings]

You need ignorance for curiosity. It is a mandatory condition for it id say.

[@himanshuinca]

That was stupidity..!

[@clusterfox6143]

He was testing the flammability for safety reasons. Now we know. Thank you pyro man.

[@garrylearmonth9313]

And the burning answer to the flammability test is (drum roll), YES it's flammable......... congratulations young man you have just won, jail time................

[@PlanetJeroen]

he might have well been testing his own safety conditions, as being in an environment with that much butane, knowing its denser than regular air, cant be safe.

[@Austyn_Young7]

That escalated quickly

[@darthblob10]

I bet that satisfied his curiosity.

[@TravisSurtr]

A perfect example of a personality type that only lives in the moment.

[@nicolausteslaus]

No personality. He is Chinese

[@rockychabbra2745]

Coz he will be dead soon.

[@penemuelwatcher2378]

Live Love Laugh 😂😂😂

[@juharon]

A true Stoic.

[@BridgeTROLL777]

No... one mistake doesnt define personality. He absolutely didnt expect the flames to spread based on his life experience or lack thereof.

[@kwnohate4853]

This dude really wanna hit the world record speedrun on burning an entire warehouse.

[@yong9613]

However, it's still not an entry in the Guinness book of World records. (YET)

[@Xdalz27]

World record already made in Beirut years ago

[@TheNamesArif]

arson speedrun any %

[@Xdalz27]

@LGWasher1200 2020 ammonium nitrate explosion

[@Xdalz27]

@LGWasher1200 maybe 2 DN

[@johnpark1887]

The fact that it never occurred to him to tear off a small piece mystifies me

[@radioactivejman9015]

He's one whose personality lights up the room.

[@martinturon4799]

The entire neighbourhood.

[@frieden6298]

Literally

[@MomosMong]

Literally

[@quasar1268]

Hes just too hot to handle lol

[@SprakanaKerum]

His jokes are always fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@GierlangBhaktiPutra]

despite the man's curiousity doesn't end well, it tells the world how dangerous it could be to place foam nearby fire. Imagine that those happen only in matter of seconds.

[@brendentran1]

It wasn't placed nearby fire. He lit it on fire

[@dudeinthesea]

@@brendentran1 i think he meant in general. Like leaving on kitchen table etc

[@joelmulder]

This was freshly produced though, which means it was off gassing a bunch of flammable butane gas. Regular foam is/can still be flammable depending on what kind it is, but not nearly this badly.

[@SNI1304]

it tells the world how dangerous foams are

[@marisakirisame8543]

It's a known fact that new foams are highly flamable. Their safety guideline probably has "no fire in the warehouse" in it. The world doesn't need this action. This man is just ignorant and dumb.

[@MrAlwaysRight.]

Imagine the Amount of guilt he would be having when that fire escalated rq 💀

[@marciareagan2718]

Otherwise known as arson by sheer stupidity.

[@horvathszilveszter]

“Its not about foam, it’s about sending a message.”

[@bestfoodchannelever]

😆😆😆 underrated comment

[@lesavdesabonnes]

It's about Mickey Foam! But sure straight in the middle of the angle of the camera!

[@mbogucki1]

So instead of tearing off a small piece and taking it away to a safe location, he decided to try it on an entire roll. Darwin award.

[@aaronscarpa7469]

Except he didn’t die or even get injured

[@Qansai]

@@aaronscarpa7469 he might as well have tbh, what do you think this is gonna do to his life?

[@prasdyandisamramadhan3358]

@@Qansai well at least he got fed in prison

[@onionrovirosa]

What about the owners saying is flammable resisten. Rather be in that warehouse than my house

[@mbogucki1]

@@aaronscarpa7469 Fool's luck.

[@AnimeEmperor0]

When you don't pay attention to the class :

[@siddarth2404]

Such a big loss for owner 😢😢 because of a idiot worker