I Just Found the Dumbest Fails in All 50 States!

[@micheleflanagan5052]

Yes!! please do more reactions to videos like this. I love them.

[@ajsquaredproductions7860]

#50 Yes, please!!

[@waskelweewabbit1453]

Agreed! After the first one, I thought, "oh this is gonna be fun"

[@RonQuixote707]

"What the hell is going on in Ohio?" Trust me, the entire country asks that on the regular.

[@Beth_OMette]

Ohio is Florida's weird cousin. Oddly enough, Florida is Australia's son that they left to go by smokos and never came home... Not sure who Ohio's dad is...

[@isaiahmayle4706]

I live in Ohio and idk what the hell is happening.

[@DarthVader-rd5qh]

@@isaiahmayle4706 As a Ohioan too Idk what is happen but I stopped caring for many years lol

[@isaiahmayle4706]

@@Beth_OMette Ohio's dad went to get milk

[@wordforger]

Do we? -A Texan

[@brianhums5056]

The Iowa "corndog" was a seed pod for a cattail.

[@thomasnelson6161]

I have them by my pond. Never thought of taking a bite of one.

[@valkyrie1066]

That killed me. she must have been wasted. LOL Yes, Andre...they EXPLODE in fluff if you disturb them.

[@Notadeadrat]

It's a running joke to tell to tell your non out-doorsey friends to take a bite cuz they are tasty only to have a mouth full of fluff 🎉😂

[@injunsun]

They actually do have edible parts. That was funny, tho. Looked like smoking a huge blunt by biting it in the side.

[@ShadowDeus]

cattail... we call em pussywillows here

[@JeanneLiberato]

The girl with the big catfish on her arm was intentional fishing. it's called "noodling". Fishing with your hands.

[@valkyrie1066]

Okay, SHE got an impressive catch! That's a "family sized meal!"

[@TexasRiverGirl]

No way, would I ever put my arm down in one of those holes. You’re just as likely to come back with a water moccasin as you are a catfish.

[@triciad4100]

@@TexasRiverGirl that's when it becomes danger noodling

[@vladyvhv9579]

@@TexasRiverGirl Or an alligator snapping turtle.

[@Wingnut353]

@@TexasRiverGirl there was a guy that ask my grandpaw if he could get some snapping turtles from our pond some 30+ years ago and he had been bitten so many times, he DID get bitten that day by a water moccasin and jerked his hand back so fast he yanked out the snakes fang.. I mean imagine a turtle biting you as well crazy what people can do.

[@jiminauburn5073]

8:59, that is a cattail. It is part of a plant that kind of grows in marshy areas. It is basically the seeds from the plant.

[@JustMe-dc6ks]

Like a big semi aquatic dandelion.

[@hovis62]

​@@JustMe-dc6ks But with thousands of times more seeds than dandelions.

[@zetsumeinaito]

Also known as "the forbidden corndog" on he internet.

[@kyleaubreydelmundo7021]

@@zetsumeinaito Or "Wild Glizzies" as I heard from that guy somewhere on the internet.

[@roscoepatternworks3471]

These aren't fails, they are learning experiences. Next time they'll get it right.

[@european-reacts]

true!

[@frankenz66]

😂 At a Walmart in Arkansas, there was a wild Roadrunner Bird that would occasionally walk straight up the main entrance, and stand there as if it were a door greeter. Beat all I ever saw.

[@julienielsen3746]

What was he doing in Arkansas ?

[@LionMacTavish]

@@julienielsen3746 We got them here in southern Missouri too,as for what they re doing I didnt ask the Roadrunner.

[@frankenz66]

@@julienielsen3746 It walked right along beside me and then ahead of me, because I paused to watch it, he just stood there looking around at everyone and viceversa. 😆 In about 5 minutes I walked on in and when I came back it was like it was never there.

[@frankenz66]

I had seen it in the parking lot next to the door several other times before and after that, it's most brazen time, but not in several years now. You can see roadrunners roaming the edges of back roads frequently enough. They eat snakes, lizards, and you can see them chasing after grasshoppers in field edges if you slow down to watch them.

[@frankenz66]

@@LionMacTavish This was the Harrison Walmart I am speaking of the first Arkansas town south of Branson, MO

[@chateaumojo]

Deer are EVERYWHERE.

[@Jsiano91]

Here is a story you'll like. Was a former Autozone salesperson. One night, 1 hour before closing. Had a guy come in with blood stains. While looking for the part, I asked what had happened and why he was covered in blood. He told me when he was driving on the back roads, "A Deer suddenly jumps right in front of him and got road killed. He had to move the dead deer to the side. I can say when he showed me the picture of his front end of his car. It was bent all the way in. The car he was driving was a Subaru STI.

[@Rioshaythord]

Even on Uranus! 😂

[@Random_Chiroptera]

Just watch out for the Not Deer

[@tommygilbreath]

LMAO I'm guessing you all come from somewhere VERY backwoods. Having lived in this country for going on 47 years now I've literally never seen a Deer in my entire life.

[@Rioshaythord]

@@tommygilbreath Wow I'm also 47 from Pennsylvania. Where the hell you live New York City!?

[@BlackCatsAndCorgis]

"*Babbles in Floridian*" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jessewhittemore784]

Hey now, some us can speak proper English whilst throwing gators at snowbirds

[@phycomel]

That was one of my favorites and then it was fallowed up by Gorge of the jungle

[@sherryjoiner396]

The corndog one was a Cattail. I went whale watching in Massachusetts and they do come right up to the boat. Our boat was bigger than that one.

[@melissa5907]

Deer are definitely everywhere, in all states, even in the cities. Hubby went hunting in northern Michigan on opening weekend, 100 acres of wilderness, didn’t see a single buck. Came home to a buck in our front yard, in DETROIT 😂

[@Ironhead251]

That’s the coolest thing about America. We’ll still laugh our ass’s off when we fail! 😅😅😅😅

[@Jerry-g1i8r]

19:30 / that's what we call the tractor pulls

[@kathyolney4083]

Yes..this was funny!! We don't see everything on our feeds but this was good!! Thanks for the laughs!!💫

[@JeanneLiberato]

Tractor pulls. Common activity.

[@vladyvhv9579]

To expand further, a "tractor pull" is the redneck version of a drag race. Instead of a drag car, you've got a tractor with insane amounts of horsepower and often either multiple engines or something like a turbine engine hooked up to a sled with a blade on the front and a weight on top that moves forward, causing the blade to dig more and more into the ground. They're often a feature of a monster truck show. As with drag cars, it's not uncommon to see engines explode and other spectacular mechanical failures. That's the main reason people go to see them.

[@AuntieShanti510]

I think both those flying animals were squirrels, they are known to defy gravity.

[@Wingnut353]

My great aunt had a flying squirrel jump on her once out of a tree lol... they have skin between their legs and arms so they can glide. People keep sugar gliders as pets too.

[@TheEmpireofTheSSXT]

9:01 “oh wait that’s in Texas” had my phone against the wall 😂

[@annemiller8227]

Florida man (woman) developed specifically from police reports bc Florida is the only state that makes this information ok to publish in newspapers. So Florida has weird optics bc the newspaper would pick the weird and strange.

[@OkiePeg411]

A full grown deer jumped my retaining wall... my 11 year old son was standing right behind it... the deer jumped right over him!!! It was like Santa's flying reindeer!!! 🦌 🦌 🦌 🎅

[@sarahb.6475]

Hello from Wisconsin! Did you know we have deer here inside Milwaukee, the state's largest city? Yep. Wild deer INSIDE the city! Wild turkeys too! 😂 one day I saw a herd of 5 or 6 deer running down the city sidewalks heading towards Lake Park.. Watching these blooper reels was fun.

[@cp368productions2]

There are deer in every city.

[@wisconsinationalist]

Did you know we also get Lynx pretty often in WI? It's surreal to see them, they're like big cats. IIRC there are also cougars, they come in from Canada from time to time

[@KaulitzWolf]

My mum used to run along the lakefront there in the early morning and had a coyote follow her on more than one occasion. Those turkeys were fearless and didn't care about cars at all.

[@mels607]

@@cp368productions2 have you ever seen a family of whitetails casually trotting across Central Park Square in NYC? nonsensical exaggeration, "many cities" makes more sense than "every city".

[@NerdyNanaSimulations]

I remember when I lived there passing cornfields full of 100s of deer so not surprising.

[@1stTrickiwoo]

Yes! Please do more of these video reactions. Americans aren't always graceful, but we'll always try. No Guts, No Glory!

[@KevinDerosa-if3xw]

7:46 sink hole typically due to erosion of. Material under the road and well. The. Road drops can happen to anything even houses

[@luxleather2616]

I'm from Southwest Arizona....that car crash was in a city a couple hours from mine....yes quick sand can be dangerous if you don't know how to deal with it....André there's even deer down here in Arizona as well

[@CrochetCrochetJoyJoy]

That Florida Man is Lane Pittman. He’s great guy, very patriotic, a faithful Christian, and just all around cool.

[@peepla7]

We have deer in all 50 states ... including Hawaii. They are everywhere some states have more some states have less but every state has deer.

[@valkyrie1066]

Central virginia. Yep. I csn see them out the kitchen window within 20 feet of the house, checking out the compost pile (fresh vegetable debris) and eating the pumpkins we grew for them.

[@katiebeckstead8945]

We have a herd of about 15 that wonder through my backyard everyday. We also have about 50 turkeys that come through every now and then. Utah!!

[@tommygilbreath]

Sure, but nah you'll never see them if you live in a Metropolis like 90% of the US population.

[@peepla7]

I live in Cincinnati...it's not farmland.... Deer are still everywhere. They come to the store, your porch, the middle of the expressway...ya they are everywhere.

[@katiebeckstead8945]

@tommygilbreath salt lake city is a "metropolis" and you see deer there all the time.

[@sarahb.6475]

50! I watched all the way until the end. Please make more of these funny ones!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

this was awesome Andre 50 !! 50 !!!, LET'S SEE MORE

[@why9847]

Hi Alaska here! New to your streams! Love your content! Keep up the awesome content! I hope you have a great rest of your year and happy new year!

[@korbetthein3072]

AK ALL THE WAY! AK ALL THE WAY! Best state in the union!

[@ZachParks21]

Deer are all over. The largest population in a state is here in Texas where we have over 5 mil.

[@tommygilbreath]

LMAO I'm guessing you all come from somewhere VERY backwoods. Having lived in this country for going on 47 years now I've literally never seen a Deer in my entire life.

[@ZachParks21]

@tommygilbreath I guess if you consider most of America being backwoods. Unless your living in a desert, or a crowded urban city and never went out into nature. Maybe go touch grass?

[@tommygilbreath]

@@ZachParks21 Nah man, the majority of America lives in Urban Cities (80%)+. Google is your friend.

[@ZachParks21]

@@tommygilbreath I said most of America, not most Americans. Maybe you should learn to read better?

[@tommygilbreath]

@@ZachParks21 83% of Americans live in Cities. Deer are definitely not everywhere.

[@JJVPYOU]

There are an estimated 1 million deer in Arkansas. The highest number of deer in any state is 5.3 million in Texas. The next state after Texas is Michigan with 2 million deer.

[@frankenz66]

Chronic Wasting Disease is spreading slowly though.

[@appaloosa42]

The National Parks are essentially 7:04 deer refuges- 10 times the number pre-1700 by 2008! Eating down the vegetation and spreading disease required drastic measures

[@Bardes82]

I live on the Lakeshore of lake Michigan and I probably see at least one deer each day. It's crazy.

[@frankenz66]

@@appaloosa42 In the 1950-early 1980's deer were a rare sight in my part of Arkansas. They only could be seen in any big numbers in the crop growing areas of Arkansas. Then in the later 1980's numbers were jumping fast. Chronic wasting is starting thin them back some because they are too thick and fewer people hunt them.

[@nickcarnevalino7462]

24:30 "glad it's not my house" - well it's his tree and the insurance company WILL blame him for not taking care of it.

[@appaloosa42]

Except it’s ‘an act of god’ due to weather. Which is mot covered by most homeowners insurances.

[@Telrathian]

30:54 One of the three US Navy Pacific Fleet Submarine bases is in Washington State, Naval Base Kitsap at Kitsap Peninsula.

[@cp368productions2]

10:39 that is in fact Black Friday 13:14 the siren was the fire siren sounding for the fire department to respond to the rescue. 18:02 sand, White Sands National Park 18:27 that is Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, NY home of the Buffalo Bills. That was the November 17, 2013 game where they played the New York Jets. The NY National Guard was unfurling the flag and the high winds tore it in half.

[@PatrickOneal-nl7xk]

cowboy country = Montana , Wyoming ,Texas , Well texas is big oil too.And parts of other states as well.

[@janicev4862]

Oklahoma too🙂

[@sarahb.6475]

That big truck with the super tall flag should try to go under one of those really old bridges!! I see lots of vehicles get stuck under those old low bridges! The bridge would knock that flag right off! My city is full of those old low bridges. They have hight warnings before the bridge but many drivers dont read the sign so they hit the bridge and get stuck under it! Then the cops have to come. Often the top of the truck may be peeled back too. 😮

[@sarahb.6475]

Wow! They actually showed that exact thing later in the video!! 😮

[@crissiangel]

I was more worried about going under a tree or power line lol

[@gotham61]

Look again at the tractor pull at 19.30. The trailer that the tractor is pulling, has a very heavy weight that moves forward as the tractor pulls it down the track. Towards the front of the trailer there is a blade on the bottom, that digs into the dirt, and as the weight moves over the blade, pushing it down, that trailer gets harder and harder to pull. Sometimes the engine explodes from the stress of pulling against the massive drag.

[@jennifergreen1567]

50. That was craaaazy! I’d have to slow it down and watch it again.

[@maryjoevans6103]

Hello from Catonsville, Maryland!! Love your channel, glad I was watching this, you made it sooo funny!! ❤️

[@JeanneLiberato]

LOL. Sadly, you can find ALL these in almost EVERY state.

[@randythompson4728]

50. Yes please do more videos of this type. We as Americans do some really stupid things but we also have a good laugh at others who do the same thing!

[@zacharypickvet1857]

50, I'm from South Carolina and those windy clips was during a hurricane so its normally not that windy here.

[@sarahb.6475]

And yes Montana is cowboys! 🐎

[@angeusn5240]

I was very impressed on how well you said squirrel. Many non native English speakers have a hard time with the "rl" sound. Great video.

[@appaloosa42]

Rolling Rs in a native language helps.

[@jaiymeflores6976]

50 these are fun its good to laugh along with you. 😆

[@KevinDerosa-if3xw]

23:48 I’m my eyes don’t deceive me that my friend is a squirrel

[@xXxperonaxXx]

Moderately sized grey squirrel. The ones at our local college know what french fries boxes look like and will jump you for them. Do not trust squirrels

[@KevinDerosa-if3xw]

@@xXxperonaxXx yep unless you raised a baby one or One that was injured but recovered and now. Trusts and. That with you and there’s that but if it’s a normal. Just regular one in the wild don’t trust it

[@snarklefritz]

That corndog was a plant called a cattail. That part of it is its flower/seeds, and when you pull them off, they're super fluffy.

[@lindaabbott7120]

The North Dakota one was a tractor pull event

[@carlycrawford2713]

Arkansas is in the South. And we have a LOT of deer.

[@KrazeRednek2534]

Real Engineering just released a detailed video of the F-14 Tomcat. You should totally check it out Andre. Love watching your reactions!

[@Bardes82]

I just found your channel a couple hours ago (it's 730 am). I can't thank you enough for making me laugh. I've been a bit depressed as its my first holiday season since my mother passed away. I haven't belly laughed in weeks. Love this channel!!!!

[@gotham61]

Yes, that is white sand in New Mexico, but New Mexico also has some of the best ski resorts in the country.

[@PatrickOneal-nl7xk]

That is not a brown bear , this is a grissly , they are even bigger than brown bears and much more dangerous due to theirsize and temperment.

[@Fun.Guy.Forager]

In the northern states specifically Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan they drive trucks on the frozen ice. It gets so cold there that the ice is thick enough to support semi trucks loaded down with weight.

[@rtyria]

They make roads across some lakes, but not Lake Michigan as it rarely freezes solid enough.

[@Bardes82]

Where I live, 5 minutes from lake Michigan, Muskegon Lake freezes completely over. Sometimes so frozen the ice fisherman have their trucks in the middle of it. I could never ice fish lol

[@rtyria]

@@Bardes82 I've lived here in MI most of my life and still get the heebie-jeebies when I see trucks on the ice.

[@Bardes82]

@rtyria Yessss it's one of my biggest fears. Just thinking about being trapped under ice.... Omg lol

[@4freebird69]

24:05 It didn't fall on his house. But his insurance will have to pay the neighbor for the damages caused by it.

[@CharleneMoore-u5p]

The first 2 clips in South Carolina are taken during hurricanes.

[@Jewlietoo]

13:13 in Michigan, on the Great Lakes, when the ice is thick enough people will drive all sorts of vehicles out on it. I’ve seen snow mobiles go down!

[@timfeeley714-25]

50-Check out the 11 ft 8 can opener bridge if you like videos of trucks getting their tops ripped completely off.

[@brent8133]

Before I watch this video, can I say I laughed at got so much joy from you in the beginning clip. Love you friend! From USA. Go Portugal!

[@kaciegresch8010]

Its great how even when you have questions, you are able to piece stuff together pretty accurately because you have so much knowledge of America already. Well done!

[@Shalaina_Exit13]

50 - Wisconsin woman here! Hi👋 Love all of your videos.

[@Memphis.Strangler]

Plenty of deer in Arkansas, I see them all the time

[@sherryjoiner396]

Yeah, the south is loaded with deer. (You may not consider yourself in the south, idk, I'm in Texas) Hey neighbor!

[@ambash2]

So I just shared this on my Facebook page with the caption of “I’m finding it very therapeutic to watch embarrassingly cringey reaction videos of people from other parts of the world reacting to our mess of a country 😅🤣” I just came across your videos today and they have really cheered me up and have me laughing so hard. I’m from Connecticut which is in southern New England

[@GreatWhiteNinja21]

@19:34 That is a Tractor Pull competition where they compete to see whose custom rig can pull the most weight the farthest distance, like a strong man contest for trucks. They are loud as hell like a dragster, they usually have these events at fairs or festivals along with rodeos demolition derbies and other staples of country living.

[@Fun.Guy.Forager]

There are deer all the way down in Texas. Just the more that you go up north the bigger the deer get. Once you get into the northern states deer are everywhere. Deer in the work place, cities, backyards. Every day you drive to work you have to slam on the breaks 8 or 9 times a trip to avoid hitting deer.

[@theboogeyman9813]

8:50 cat tail

[@iamme6773]

The corn dog, looking thing was a cattail. It's a kind of reed. In the fall, and winter the corn dog part dries out, and is full of cottony fuzz. Kind of like dandelions,or milkweeds, but much more. We used to have sword fights with them as kids, and make it look like it was snowing.

[@101harrycox]

The one in North Dakota @19:17 is called 'Tractor Pulls'. It takes place in many states, mostly the middle states. You build up your farm tractor to massive amounts of power and see how much weight you can pull and how far you can pull it. You will notice on the trailer thing behind it (called the sled, since there are no wheels) there you will see a heavy weight sliding towards the tractor as the tractor moves making it heavier and heavier. The winner takes the Gold. Sometimes they explode with a mighty furry. Fun to go see. The wheels you see are not touching the ground, they only touch when they are pulling it back to the starting point.

[@HyBrithe]

13:05 Yeah... and he has to pay for it to be hauled out in the spring and depending, may have to pay a fine too. You can take your vehicle onto the ice once the ice gets to be more than 4 inches thick. However, that doesn't mean there isn't a warm spot under the ice that makes it thin. Also, some people are too hung ho here and will be crazy and drive their car on 2 inches of ice. Happens quite frequently here in Wisconsin.

[@WilliamMoses355]

Montana has about 3 cattle for every person. Odds are decent that I've been to that pier in Michigan. Never in winter, so it's hard to be sure.

[@trannigan3349]

That speeding and wrecking itself ia a PRIME example of "F Around & Find Out" Lmao the old lady driving while FaceTiming too.😂

[@karladoesstuff]

Yes, we have deer in Arkansas, a lot of them! They're white-tailed deer. I think that video came from my town. In our area, people have moved out into the county, building subdivisions in the deer's habitat, so the deer have moved into the Hot Springs National Park woods at the north end of town. I often see deer on my street.

[@AnnacolleenEtters]

That is a perfect defitition of Florida man. Not all, of course, but of way too many! The "at least it was not on my house" guy, will learn that the tree was on his property, and is responsible for any damages.

[@janicev4862]

I like to laugh too, for sure but I think I'm more embarrassed!😳 This should be titled "Idiots of America." Hopefully, this is an example of only less than 1% of the U.S. population!😂 So funny! Thanks for the laugh❤

[@lisal6121]

One way to say it. More money than brains.

[@ShadowDeus]

the craziness in louisana is a typical black friday sale and its country wide. sale is the friday after thanksgiving. used to get great deals, but now companies mark stuff up about 2 weeks before the sale so when you do go to a black friday you dont get much of a deal...

[@Kinoko314]

Companies started spreading out their deals, and offering them both in stores and online. Now it's basically Black Friday through Cyber Monday that gets deals, and there isn't the same crazy rush in the stores. The deals were pretty meager this year though.

[@ChaosBlitzBeta]

19:39 Yep, that's a tractor pull, it's a sport that has a goal of the drivers of those things trying to get as far down the track as possible before the sled's weight stops it.

[@earth-chan-recycling]

18:18 White Sands National Park. Is a pretty famous national park in the state.

[@JeanneLiberato]

Rhode Island, it looks like a flying squirrel. They have them there.

[@jtbrown51]

Deer are out of control here in South Carolina. Rats with hooves. Eat everything. Annoying.

[@alecholmes4500]

For New Mexico, the yellow thing on the tire is called a boot and yes, it's meant to keep you from driving anywhere because the police or some other parking authority have a problem with you. Also, kudos on being one of the only outsiders to say "Nevada" correctly! Fun fact, most Americans who haven't lived in or near Nevada mispronounce it. It's not a big thing, per se, but the locals get a little annoyed (just a little) with people who pronounce it with a long 'aah' sound in the middle instead of a short 'a' like 'cat' like you do. That Texas truck with the giant flag is great, but I don't think it's necessarily street legal? And no, you're not stupid for thinking a whale could flip a boat. If there's one thing to learn from these videos, though, it's that homemade ramps never work. 50 50 50!

[@Kinoko314]

I think the boot popped off when he popped his tire. He'll have to put on a spare, but in the end I'd call it a success. Also, police would just arrest you, while parking authorities boot your car.

[@lickwidgoat3480]

The corndog lookin thing was a swamp plant, we call them cat tails, highly compacted cotton like seeds.

[@MstresVampy]

One the best can openers I've seen for a trailer roof coming off like tht 😂😂😂

[@CLKagmi23]

15. Seen here: live evidence as to why deer are the most dangerous animal in America. Alligators will eat your picnic if you leave it near water unattended, but they won't jump through your window or stampede onto your soccer field. That whale was a humpback whale, which are actually much larger than orcas and much more unusual to run into since they prefer the deep oceans.

[@Mainelobsterman207]

Hard not to love this guy honestly. Goodstuff cheers from Maine, USA

[@jkmcollins93]

9:00 That is a plant that grows beside ponds called a cattail, also known as bulrush.

[@tlgeorge59]

It does snow in New Mexico and Arizona. it gets quite cold in the winter.

[@tlgeorge59]

That was a hurricane in South Carolina. Winds get blustery in Hurricanes!

[@angie33336]

I love these kind of Videos as well 🤩. Super fun 🎉

[@MGmirkin]

8:55: That's a "cattail." T's the top of a particular kind of like swamp grass with a long medium stalk and a giant hotdog looking puff ball on top full of fluff. Trying to eat that is extraordinarily stupid and potentially life-threateningly dangerous if you inhale it and can't cough it all up really quickly. But it's like super fine fibers that kind of expand when the outer husk is broken and can potentially choke you fairly quickly if you inhale it, etc.

[@MGmirkin]

19:30: that's a tractor-pull...Followed by a tractor disassembly, apparently...

[@MGmirkin]

21:20: Uhh, you got me... No idea WTF that is???????????

[@DLF-36189]

At 8:40 (Iowa) that's a cattail, the plant grows at the edge of lakes, ponds, and marshy areas, the "cattail" fluff is what is seen in the video. 17:30 ( New Mexico) Yes, the car has a "boot" or "clamp" on the tire in order to keep the car from being moved after parking illegally. 23:15 (Rhode Island) Yes, it is a beaver. 23:52 Yes, looks like a squirrel.

[@wandapease-gi8yo]

Only two for Oregon! Darn, we have to get the cameras to the right places!

[@mairamanwaring9419]

Yes! Oregon schools = fail. Oregon drug laws = fail. Oregon homelessness = fail. Oregon has failed in so many ways. Breaks this willamette valley girl's heart.

[@MarkPiekacz-j4u]

Ok when it gets cold out in the Midwest the lakes will freeze and people drive out on the ice to go ice fishing. So you get cars,trucks, snowmobiles,4 wheelers go down every year. And if you own whatever goes in the water you have to get it out of the water and you get a fine from the EPA and it's not cheep so don't do it unless you have a lot of ice.

[@PatrickOneal-nl7xk]

when i was young i did a few knit-witted things myself . but i outgrew thew them quick / fast and in a hurry.

[@jamesblack9746]

The Kentucky truck going under the bridge was reported stolen a few minutes later.

[@klycan33]

From WA here. 50! We have whale watching tours but sometimes you get freebies.

[@deviousmousey]

8:38 cat tails, the forbidden corndog lol. other parts of the plant actually are edible, that part has its uses, just not what she did lol the truck falling through the ice in Michigan is crazy, but happens to several every year, and all of them get recovered. most are not worth fixing and just get junked, but the ice gets so thick driving on it is normal most winters, which means some people try it too early/late in the season and we cant just leave the cars in the lake leaking oil, coolant, fuel, and whatever other pollutants into the water. 21:00 what are we feeding pigs? everything, if any animal will eat it, pigs will too. egg shells, anything you remover from your own food like fat, bones, the parts of fruits and veggies we dont eat like stems, seeds, bark, any old or spoiled/rotten food, just about anything thats not metal, glass, or plastic. there's an old saying about "if you ever need to make someone disappear, befriend a pig farmer" because pigs will literally eat everything but shoes and jewelry.... NOTE: this is NOT advice, just an old saying...

[@ssjabelincoln420]

12:40 the safest way possible is to continue driving down the road you started driving down, not backing up *onto a highway*. A good driver sometimes misses his exit but a bad driver never does.

[@LWolf12]

Ya Michigan gets crazy cold, I think it's one of the few place moving water freezes like that. That truck is gone until the lakes unfreeze.

[@thevoid7332]

19:35 That's a tractor pull. You should check them out. Murica!

[@LisjeVal]

I have already seen a few of people going under bridges without checking the clearance - that is either carelessness or stupidity. However, it does remind me of something I only lived with while living in San Antonio TX - a post next to the bridge underpass to tell you where the flood waters were. Most often this was 3 feet, (bad idea in a car that cannot truly hot-rod thru it) but I did sometimes see it at 4 - which means "go around if you are in a car, idiot!"