Every Mistake We’ve Ever Made VI: Return of the Jed-lie

[@BrianJRichards]

I look forward to next year when you admit that amygdalas are delicious in a chocolate bar.

[@BaileyWhite]

Either way, technically he’s wrong because there’s no way to prove that he’s right without eating one.

[@Killertator]

​@@BaileyWhitedoesn't gotta be a humans

[@stephenwodz7593]

It is! (according to Hannibal Lecter).

[@TakeWalker]

"Amygdalas cannot be delicious in a chocolate bar." Not with *that* attitude!

[@nes999]

I came here to say this. You are my hero.

[@justinblin]

The Everglades aren’t actually “full” of both, since there are only about 3,000 crocodiles whereas there are over 200,000 alligators, so I guess he’s gotta make another correction next year

[@agalerex]

A correction of a correction? Oh, the irony.

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

Alright, that settles it. On to next year's video, to see what he can get wrong about the Everglades that time!

[@squeaksquawk4255]

PLEASE, Sam, Include this in next year's one

[@adog3129]

AWESOME LMAO

[@mikkellh95]

I’d say 3000 crocodiles is a damn lot. But then again I live in a country with neither crocodiles nor alligators

[@Laittth]

the whole point of toki pona is that it's meant to be easy for anyone to speak so the phonology is so simple that it's almost impossible to mispronounce

[@trimeta]

Sam is truly an impressively-talented individual

[@thecrazyinsanity]

its pretty counterintuitive for native english speakers who only speak english though

[@tjenadonn6158]

The five vowel [a, e, i, o, u,] vowel scheme is so basic and easy to understand that even Esperanto, everyone's favorite conlang to hate and which as an Esperantist I will fully admit is far from perfect, got it right.

[@flightlesswizard]

pretty much the only thing he got really wrong was the j

[@DoctorX17]

And then there’s Sam

[@rachelellebye5203]

I feel like Sam makes these mistakes on purpose to keep us entertained with these compilation videos

[@Q2Cockatiel]

I'm sure about the Porshe one

[@CinemaDemocratica]

I shouldn't find this comment so silly that it grates on me, but... For future reference, when a nine-year-old hits himself in the face when a pie, it's on purpose; when a nine-year-old says that Oppenheimer is pronounced "Opper-heimer," and 13.4% is "a third," it's not on purpose -- he's just being a nine-year-old.

[@fozzzyyy]

In the recent train video there was a mistake calling a pascal a unit of force when it is actually a unit of pressure.

[@Kelly_C]

nerrrrrd

[@Iris-jw3ci]

we're all nerds ;3@@Kelly_C

[@emfournet]

As a Baton Rouge engineer, I forgot how mad I got about that aquifer! Thank you for fixing it!

[@superJ5858]

It’s kinda fun sharing my birthday with my favourite semi-satirical semi-educational KZbin channel

[@scientificnameofpigs]

OMG ME TOO

[@justus6233]

Happy birthday

[@timowagner1329]

Happy birthday!

[@whiteasian4990]

Happy birthday!

[@samofacritic]

Me three

[@rmdodsonbills]

The funny thing to me about your correction around Truman, Eisenhower, the Atomic Energy Act, and 1954 is that when I looked it up, the Atomic Energy Act was actually signed by Truman, it just wasn't in 1954. BUT, there is an Atomic Energy Act of 1954, so the next question is which act did the things mentioned in the video and that's more research than I'm willing to do right now, especially including going back and watching that video again.

[@petergerdes1094]

Also, there is the fact that neither Eisenhower or Truman passed it. Congress did. As you wrote but weren't enough of a pedant to note, they would have signed it. Been watching too much umm, actually ;-)

[@User31129]

People are always getting things wrong around the change of an administration. Like how Operation Fast And Furious actually began late in the Bush Administration. Obama kept it going and it only then was perceived as problematic. Weird huh?

[@User31129]

​@@petergerdes1094many "passed" laws never become laws because the President vetoes them. So it's perhaps not technically true, but it is effectively true to say Presidents pass laws because they're the last stop. Like how you say Ford makes vehicles. When in fact all they do is put the many pieces of a vehicle together on whole. Other people actually technically make vehicles. But no one says that. Thus, Presidents pass laws.

[@b4ttlemast0r]

Many people pointed out that the Caesar cypher doesn't always have to shift by three letters; however, Caesar himself did use it with a shift of three, so this is **not** a mistake.

[@12000gp]

Pretty sure he shifted it by 3 letters though, not 3 numbers as the video says

[@NikoThePancake]

How do you get bold text in a comment?

[@Writer_Productions_Map]

* bolded bit game *

[@theredacted3805]

It is because he literally just got done saying a cipher is an algorithm assigning letters and numbers right? shifting everything to the right 3 is the same thing as the us military one before it/

[@polygontower]

​@@12000gp That is not a possible interpretation. "shift each letter three numbers forward" vs "shift each number by three numbers forward" In the first example, the one the video actually said, there is no ambiguity, even in the loosest sense, probably because 'three numbers' is in adjunct function, not as complement of the preposition. The second one, if you completely ignore its pragmatic infelicity, however, can result in a misinterpretation, where each letter somehow contains numbers, which are then shifted by three, or 'letter' can be seen as referring to the entire alphabet, construed mistakenly in this case as containing numbers(if you're not following, the alphabet, as commonly accepted, does not contain numerics), these numbers shifted by three. So, no, it was right in the first place; that, folks, is hypercorrection!

[@fry_fr]

i was just prepared for this whole 6 minute video to be all the mistakes in the toki pona video

[@thecrapadventuresofchesimo420]

The fact you issue a correction at all makes you far more responsible than most modern media corporations

[@AtharvaVaidya]

LTT? XD

[@tzarg]

@@AtharvaVaidya what did linus tech tips do (or moreso what did they not do)

[@wfb.subtraktor311]

​@@tzargOh sweet summer child. They tested a prototype water cooler on an explicitly incompatible gpu, then called it bad, then sold the prototype (which was the only one in existence) at an auction, then didn't reimburse the makers until it was made public. Also rather credible sexual and psychological workplace abuse allegations came to light.

[@BR-lx7py]

For next year's video: the Everglades is about 100 miles South of where the arrow is pointing to @0:41 :)

[@danielp415]

I thought that was gonna be the mistake when it came up. Ironic that theyll source this vid for the next lol

[@HenryLoenwind]

That was already corrected in the last one, the clip just cut short of the dot moving.

[@tjenadonn6158]

At this point I think a full on retraction of the Toki Pona video might be in order.

[@Blue-Maned_Hawk]

The Ithkuil one isn't much better either, so i'd also like to nominate that one.

[@jojbenedoot7459]

He didn't even show the bibliography

[@MachineWashableKatie]

​@@jojbenedoot7459does he even know about the Esperanto radio shows?

[@wilh3lmmusic]

@@Blue-Maned_Hawka lot of that one was just directly copying info from the website, but he still consistently mispronounced š and PHENOMES

[@mamusipipalisajelo5419]

It would be sad to see it go since it's a big joke in the toki pona community now, but maybe have the thumbnail with a warning sign? a a a

[@adamwatson.1848]

Hooray. My yearly birthday present, the time to laugh at HAI’s mistakes.

[@insertnamehere9950]

happy birthday🎉

[@benjaminmajeski140]

I DIDNT REALIZE THESE CAME OUT ON MY BIRTHDAY! HAPPY BIRTHDAY FELLOW AUGUST 31st BIRTHDAY!

[@vedesh6907]

Happy birthday!

[@adamwatson.1848]

@@benjaminmajeski140 No. Mine is August 30th. So I’m actually a day before HAI’s birthday.

[@ninjadragongamer6861]

​@@adamwatson.1848Close enough. Happy (belated) birthday!

[@mrmimeisfunny]

Also in "Why We're Reaching the Theoretical Limit of Computer Power" you said the NES can do 7 Million floating point operations per second. That's not even close. The NES was never designed for floating point operations so it could do like a few thousand at best with its 1.7MHz processor.

[@petergerdes1094]

Yup, looks like some idiot posted and infographic saying that on experts-exchange and it can't possibly be correct.

[@eladevron24]

The western wall usually has an ambulance on site when its open

[@thattechwizard6610]

Actually the word "Toki" does come from the English word talk, as Tok Pisin came from the English words "Talk Business", or "Business talk"

[@columbus8myhw]

I thought it came from "Talk pidgin"

[@henereye]

It came from "Talk Pidgin," because Tok Pisin started out as a pidgin language. (It's now a creole)

[@justsomeguy5470]

​@henereye, I read this as pigeon.

[@Kelly_C]

why is this getting so many likes this is straight up incorrect

[@jetison333]

It ultimately came from english, but it went to tok pisin first, which is important.

[@Spenchjo-janPensa]

Fun fact: the misspelling "pakola" from HAI's Toki Pona video became common enough in the Toki Pona community that Linku, the leading Toki Pona dictionary, now lists it as a Toki Pona word. It's a misspelling of "pakala", the word for broken, bodged, messed up, etc., so using a broken spelling for that is actually kinda fun.

[@kekevids134]

oh hey it's jan Pensa the guy on musixmatch and teepublic(?)

[@wilh3lmmusic]

Not word, just humorous misspelling

[@kekevids134]

@@wilh3lmmusic it's a word. you can invent your own words in toki pona and not be ridiculed for it

[@jan_Eten]

@@kekevids134 about as much of a word as suke and toma

[@kekevids134]

@@jan_Eten they can be words :) very useless and bad ones but they're still words if people use them

[@withoutborders2023]

Jesus HAI is 6 years old already? I remember watching their first videos I feel old now

[@ClementinesmWTF]

Oh no…I can’t wait for next years video when Sam has to explain that Caesar didn’t actually use the letter “J” because it wasn’t invented yet…as well as the other couple dozen mistakes they made in this years video just to get more engagement on people calling out more errors

[@claire2088]

Hey Sam, good job on this!! Even if a few details were a bit off, you clearly put in a lot of effort to understand a complicated topic, and I appreciate you.

[@61rampy65]

Sheesh, you have a good memory! Unless you post this exact message on every upload of HAI.

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

I like how, in this context, the line implies that HAI's mistakes are a topic so complicated that Sam's going to make mistakes about it.

[@soundscape26]

This comment makes no sense. Bot?

[@61rampy65]

@@soundscape26It is from ages ago, when Sam suggested that commenters use that paragraph when commenting. I haven't even thought about it for quite a while now.

[@soundscape26]

@@61rampy65 Ahh... I have a vague memory of that yes. Thanks. 😄

[@casualguy634]

I noticed one mistake recently, in the video about Pentagon being the most secure building, the image for the Surface Launched Advanced Air-to-Air Missile (SLAMRAAM) is actually the Buk missile system, a Russian air defence system.

[@JacobAWynn]

Poor Sam, he is single-handedly created toki pona word 'pakola'.

[@FinneasJedidiah]

The real ones will know this was originally posted on Nebula with the misspelled title "Ever mistake we've ever made [...]"

[@Nickdpoul]

Next year's video: In the last year's video I said amygdalas cannot be delicious in a chocolate bar

[@falpsdsqglthnsac]

"amygdalas cannot be delicious in a chocolate bar" yeah, says you

[@crabser2253]

You're wrong about the caeser cipher. It isn't always shifted forward by three, the shift just has to be a fixed rate that applies to all numbers.

[@jbird4478]

Actually, _The_ caesar cipher, as in what Julius Caesar used, did always shift by three.

[@crabser2253]

@jbird4478 if you want to get semantic. The caeser cipher can be any number, caeser himself just used three. So it really depends if you mean the ceaser ciphers itself or caesers caeser cipher.

[@Edgemaster72]

I'm gonna need a citation about the supposed lack of deliciousness of chocolate covered amygdalas

[@b4ttlemast0r]

Saying that "toki" is from "talk" isn't really false, it does come from the English word indirectly, through Tok Pisin as an intermediary. Also, your toki pona pronunciation in this video was generally good, except that you pronounced the "j" in "loje" as an h sound (as in loanwords from Spanish), when it is actually pronounced like the "y" in "yes", as in most Germanic and Slavic languages.

[@jownadel1526]

"sinuh sonuh aluh sonuh" definitely no pronunciation errors there.

[@anluisa9960]

@@jownadel1526 I feel called out lol

[@wonderland4267]

surely [j] and [h] are allophones for ⟨j⟩ in toki pona, just as [l] and [ɾ] (or even [ɹ] if you want to get controversial) are both allophones for ⟨l⟩? the advantage of an incredibly simple phonology is that it allows for expansive allophony.

[@Spenchjo-janPensa]

@@wonderland4267 No, [h] is rather an allophone of a lack of a consonant, just like [ʔ]. So, like, /akesi/ can be pronounced [akesi], [ʔakesi], [hakesi], or even [hakeʔsih] if you want to. The latter two are rare, but would usually be understood. Also, [ha ha ha] is a valid pronunciation of ⟨a a a⟩, which is the way laughter is written.

[@soundscape26]

Yeah, the Toki Pona video was a trainwreck. 😄

[@milkshoes433]

For next year that's clearly oatmeal or some sort of porridge being eaten, not cake.

[@teh-maxh]

Bacon in chocolate is pretty popular, and brain tissue has a pretty similar composition to bacon. Amygdalae probably *would* be delicious in a chocolate bar. (Probably not worth the risk of prion diseases, of course.)

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

In six years, it's clear to see how even the mistake videos have increased in quality. The number of mistakes may be the same, sure, but it's all worth it for the increasingly entertaining scrutiny that comes out of it.

[@CinemaDemocratica]

You also said that Oppenheimer was pronounced "Opper-heimer" at literally the exact moment that everyone on the planet is walking around knowing how to say it, and that 13.4% is "a third."

[@prettypic444]

The ceaser cypher only worked because his enemies were illiterate

[@erin_drolet]

To be fair with the Lancaster, PA thing, pretty much every other Lancaster pronounces it LAN-cast-er, while we are the weird ones that say lane-KEH-ster. I honestly don't blame anyone for saying it the wrong way. If this made it on the list for mistakes this year, it was a pretty good year lol

[@Miss_Trillium]

There is also Lancaster pronounced as Lank-ster

[@wilh3lmmusic]

HE STILL MISPRONOUNCED LOJE

[@austinfisher1015]

There is one thing you got wrong that you should really do a video on. The jurisdiction of the Statue of Liberty is very interesting, and it goes into the conflicts between states.

[@greensalad_1205]

2:27 Nothing except *_loanwords_* are capitalized??? It should be *_names_* that are capitalized, isn't it?

[@usmankahloon2825]

time stamp: 2:59, i wouldnt say amygdala is known for processing memories. Its a primarily a processing center for emotions.

[@Crossark1]

Definitely thought the 2002-2004 one was just a joke when it came out

[@dolorsitametconsectur]

was anyone else just waiting for this to come out just for the toki pona section

[@felixroux]

My friend just messaged me to tell me that this video just released and I was so excited for exactly this reason.

[@austinpeterson4898]

There was a few more mistakes in the Porsche/VAG that were missed as well.

[@Templar_]

I believe that 2002-2004 is three years, so next year Sam will have to admit, that he never learnt how to count.

[@o_s-24]

Next year: Episode VII: The Interest Awakens

[@TheHylianBatman]

I do love this channel. I just miss the old style of mistakes video where it was EVERY mistake. I liked that. Happy birthday, HAI!

[@Nooticus]

These are definitely my favourite episodes of HAI! Cannot believe its 6 years old already... damn I feel ancient... oh and btw Sam (or his team), I'm pretty certain that I was the one who suggested for you guys to make the 15th February 2018 video about the longest train in the world from Moscow to Pyongyang but I never redeemed my free HAI t-shirt because I got permanently locked out of the email account I used on the form...!! Nowadays the suggest a video form doesnt even exist anymore, so I feel very old lol

[@tvdan1043]

Eisenhower didn't "pass" anything. Congress passed the Atomic Energy Act. Eisenhower signed it into law. #pedantry

[@petergerdes1094]

Also, in the pentagon video you claimed pentagons were the most important shape but thanks to CGP Grey we all know hexagons are the bestagons ;-).

[@DanielSimu]

The red boxes on the wall are MOVING boxes, not moving BOXES. Hope we'll see a correction on the corrections some day? Haha

[@unw2000]

Personally, I think Sault Ste. Marie, Lancaster and Porsche were pronounced just fine and my stubborn British mind will never think otherwise. Yes try me

[@docsigma]

As of this morning, HAI is old enough to work in the mines

[@DanMan5000]

wow 3 daily uploads this week can't get any better! happy birthday half as interesting!

[@BL-hw4mn]

Correction: My social security number isn’t currently being stolen because I’m not American and therefore don’t have one

[@rambo8wradio]

4:42 I think he's a mister, not a miss..

[@JoshWebster327]

Actually, a Caesar cipher doesn’t have to be shifted three it can be shifted up to 25 times. (On the 26th the alphabet resets). And each letter would shift so to crack a Caesar cipher all you need is at most 20 minutes

[@ThomasLiljeruhm]

Cred to you for doing these kind of videos too.

[@scottabc72]

The American military planes shown are TBD Devastators which were torpedo bombers. Torpedos can only be used against ships not London or any other city.

[@leisti]

Are you sure? If you drop a torpedo over London, it might well hit somebody on the head and kill them.

[@scottabc72]

@@leisti If you crash your plane into a city it might kill someone but thats not what the plane is for. Similarly a torpedo bomber will not be dropping torpedos onto a city except in a bizarre exception

[@pembrokeshiredan]

The Caesar cipher doesn't always shift by 3 letters. It shifts between 1 and 12, depending on the month.

[@EebstertheGreat]

According to Suetonius, Julius Caesar always shifted by 3, while Augustus Caesar always shifted by 1. So it was basically a cipher with no key, like ROT13. In general, the term "Caesar Cipher" refers to any rotation cipher, meaning you have to guess a number between 1 and 25 in order to decrypt it (still extremely easy).

[@bmanning4999]

@@EebstertheGreatI prefer to use 26.

[@killerbee.13]

@@bmanning4999 I keep 'em guessing by shifting the alphabet by 2i - 3

[@samuelperkins6955]

Machias Seal Island pronunciation was also butchered😆

[@EnderofGames]

Julius always shifts by three, because the month of July, Julius's favourite, corresponds with three.

[@adambarstow2973]

Love that you don’t mind admitting mistakes you makes in vids and you laugh about it :)

[@jeffkadlec8264]

ANOTHER MISTAKE: How do you KNOW that certain parts of the brain are not delicious in chocolate bars? HOW DO YOU KNOW??????😅😅

[@kicking222]

3 HAI videos and a Jet Lag trailer in the span of 3 days. Bless you, Sam.

[@xxFxDx]

In the Porsche video, there was a mistake in what the Volkswagen act said. Which you totally did not cover here, making this video a mistake as well!

[@baahcusegamer4530]

Congratulations on 6 years!!!!

[@pizzagroom6221]

6-7 years is also how long a life long friendship takes to develop, meaning if you don't feel it by then...

[@derhochwohlgeborene8548]

really like these, feel like they make the whole channel more credible

[@phlyphlo]

Accidental putting out incorrect information is only good if your a vampire, because..... Miss steak :>

[@litterpicker1431]

you're*

[@Merennulli]

@@litterpicker1431Clearly phlyphlo is a vampire.

[@giantenemycrab5596]

In this video you say that amygdala can’t be delicious in chocolate bars, from experience I can say that this is factual untrue

[@klopferator]

Interesting, thanks for the information! In other news: you scare me.

[@alhypo]

I think you get a pass on the New Salem error. They should have known better than to allow two towns with the same name to exist in the same state. Any downstream errors from that fall back on the original idiots who allowed such a thing.

[@ukraineme96]

As someone from Lancaster, PA I am thrilled that we made the list.

[@AllieTellsJokes]

Wait what's the correct American pronunciation for Lancaster? Because the way Sam pronounced Lancaster is the correct way of referring to the town of Lancaster in England.

[@AndrewLJobe]

In both videos you call it MLB's "playbook" when the word you're looking for is "rulebook".

[@alphaofficial6466]

thank you for atoning for your toki pona - related sins. the kijetesantakalu council shall spare you, for now...

[@Pr0digyZRX]

3:01 so yeah for those wondering how the math is wrong... 1 lb is 0.454% of 1 kg. So it would be $4,000 / kg 1,800 / lb Or $8,800 / kg $4,000 / lb Or $1,800 / kg $800 / lb Which would probably make a lot more sense

[@ryanair4713]

Sams biggest mistake was hiring Ben Doyle? (Ben hires Sam for videos)

[@tylerbarley5860]

I live in Lancaster and was outraged

[@CommandProMC]

3:43 I actually noticed this one while watching the original video!

[@FewVidsJustComments]

The almond thing here made me laugh 😂

[@emiltoteb]

Okay, but the irony of having part of your screen blurred [0:12 - 0:33] (i.e. a mistake) in your early mistake video

[@SeattleSummers122]

4:13 new orleans looking kinda funky in that bay

[@hzpjefkrdiywf]

According to The Code Book, a cipher is “a technique that acts at a more fundamental level [than a code] by replacing letters rather than whole words. Unless there are multiple definitions, the “military’s worst cipher” is a code, like you said, but because whole words are represented by numbers, not because the numbers were assigned manually.

[@micayahritchie7158]

2:19 I don't really know about that one because, thats like saying the English word "admiral" isnt dericed from Arabic because it comes from French. Sure it came from French but Arabic is as far back as we can trace it. Tok in Tok Pisin is from English talk so I don't see the point

[@EchoingRuby]

I look forward to next year when Sam talks about how the Caeser Cipher graphic is wrong because G and J were not letters at the time.

[@joe_z]

3:00 Ah yes, dividing when you meant to multiply.

[@iquemedia]

ok but how do u know an amygdala doesn't taste good?

[@Mitch_Rogoff]

0:40 the Everglades is south of Lake Okeechobee not north

[@Cpr1234]

Happy 6th birthday HAI!

[@schwamforfreedom]

1:35 2002 to 2004 is two years?

[@TheAmyrlinSeat]

giraffe as interesting plush when?

[@JB-od1pi]

Something sharing a quality is enough to say "a is like b". For a common example, many people know the "ogres are like onions" despite many differences. The point is that ogres and onions share a quality, layers. Since almonds and amygdalas share qualities (size and shape) it is not incorrect to say they are like.

[@yomolwaspran1527]

My Argentinian friend was disappointed in the Argentina inflation video when you guys said that the market value exchange rate of pesos to dollars was something you'd get from a shady guy in a back alley, when it's just, what you can get anywhere at any exchange that isn't government owned, like brick and mortar exchange shops down the street.

[@chsovi7164]

the whole point of toki pona's phonology is to make it easily pronounceable and understandable regardless of language background. so it's wild that people got mad about that lol????

[@syro33]

yeah, but like... he got it weirdly wrong, at least with the loje pronunciation. that was the main thing, and like... j is pronounced like english y, where he pronounced it as an h? which is nowhere near the right sound?

[@syro33]

plus people were really more upset at the sheer number of mistakes that were made from across the video, and how it was a bit misleading. (you can't fully learn the language in a week, it does actually take some time to learn the grammar and everything still) Also it just seemed like he didnt take the time to actually talk to people that spoke the language that would have been happy to explain things and clear things up.

[@chsovi7164]

@@syro33 I'm generally of the opinion that so long as you know what someone's saying it doesn't really matter how you pronounce it. I think a video that lets more people know about such a cool language is a good thing even if there's a couple mistakes

[@jownadel1526]

​@@chsovi7164the problem is he clearly did not run it by anyone who knows anything about toki pona. Anyways, yeah it is hard to mispronounce words that badly in toki pona! That's why we had the reaction that we did.

[@syro33]

@@chsovi7164 generally yes, but also.... idk, it definitely felt off, and like he didnt actually look into the language he was researching. He also misspelled some words (including the word that can mean mistake, which is kinda funny), made that nonsense sentence about moving boxes, got the way names work in toki pona completely wrong, and called arabic a logography i think? Overall just a lot of mistakes, and im probably missing some of them

[@sirpikapika1129]

3:32 "shift each letter 3 numbers forward" See you next year!

[@GojiMet86]

Oh God, No......If this is Episode VI, then we'll start with the Sequel Trilogy next year.

[@o_s-24]

But does this mean that he'll make more or less mistakes?

[@jasonkoch3182]

We distinguish the two New Salem’s by calling Lincoln’s New Salem “Lincoln’s New Salem.” And nobody really goes to the other New Salem.

[@timotheatae]

Aaand I've noticed a mistaken in THIS video. Because the "toki" from Tok Pisin, does indeed come from English. Especially since it's a creole OF English. 😅

[@kakahass8845]

This is like saying the word "Computador" in Portuguese comes from Proto-Indo-European because English came from PIE a creole of English doesn't mean it came from English since a creole is a different language.

[@timotheatae]

@@kakahass8845 False equivalency.

[@freesk8]

Impressive! Most people don't admit to their mistakes. But no one is perfect. Thanks for posting this, and congrats on your 6th Birthday! :)

[@AnonymousYouTubeconsumer]

I remember being there for the birth of Half as Interesting. Man, guess that was a while ago. I feel old now.

[@raptorrampage2109]

I found a mistake at 2:58

[@litterpicker1431]

I can confirm.

[@Herfinnur]

2:56 Hold my -beer- Chianti...