Genius People Who Beat The System - Part 3

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[@bonnierussell7824]

That interstate guy is awesome. Going out and just doing useful things to help society. Imagine how different the world would be if more people were like that.

[@Osiwan960]

i'm a painter and i would totally do that. maybe one day i find something similar useful to do =)

[@liamedgar1125]

Ya that would be awesome and we would have a better world

[@MartinKelly-bx6ft]

@@margartroger513 Did they call their shine White Lightning?

[@donniegoodman8679]

I bet that he felt good for doing such a lasting good deed. Imagine what someone like that does for the more important issues in life. That's the type of person this world is NOT! filled with. Unless he's a murderer and that's his source of redemption

[@AndreiYoLo]

cuz he is.

[@christinebarrett9217]

15 years ago, my sister asked me if I would take her 3 teenage girls and their friend to a big concert in Sydney as she had to work that day. We lived 3 hours up the coast in Port Stephens so decided to stay overnight in a budget hotel (Formula 1). The staff were rude and seemed to be totally disinterested to be there. I guess they either didn't like me or thought a woman staying with 4 teenaged girls was going to be trouble so they gave us 2 rooms on a floor by ourselves (no one else seemed to be staying on that floor)............... with the only 2 vending machines in the whole hotel right outside the door to the rooms. After the concert, with us all in bed, the noise of people coming to use the vending machines and the cans dropping down after they were paid for was so loud, I couldn't sleep. I wasn't feeling well either as I was 6 weeks pregnant and had bad morning sickness. I had a note book and some chewing gum in my bag so I wrote 2 notes saying "vending machine broken" and stuck it to the 2 machines with the chewing gum (like blue tack). There was no more noise that night from those machines, I slept very well that night and in the morning, I removed the notes from the vending machines. When I checked out, the man on the desk asked with a smirk "how did you sleep". I said "best sleep I've had for ages".

[@bradcox8630]

Good one Christine! Stick it to 'em. Made me laff

[@carolyn9andthecats653]

That is awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@aries_fr5219]

Brad Cox when?

[@jf6829]

You're a genius!

[@simontay4851]

If i see an out of order sign on a vending machine, i plug it back in and try to buy the cheapest item to check if it is really out of order. Your "vending machine broken" sign wouldn't fool me.

[@babachloe7140]

Here's how I beat the system. Local police had a habit of picking up students late in the evenings, allegedly for being drunk and disorderly. They'd round up everyone and put them in a lorry hoping for bribes to be let go. Since there were usually a lot of people there would be no handcuffs. One Friday I got pick up, and since I and a lot of others had no money we ended up at the police station. In most stations the first thing you encounter is the Occurrence Book desk which is also the Enquiries desk. Now the cops guarding us had positioned themselves to stop people from running away between the lorry and the front door but not one of the arresting officers was inside (plus we were many). I was the first off the lorry and I walked quickly past the guards and marched up to the Enquiries officer. I politely told him I had an enquiry as to the procedure to follow after losing my ID. At that moment everyone else stumbled in. He told me to stand aside so as to not be mixed up with the arrested folk. Two minutes later I walked out.

[@beanmasterz]

Amazing, you really gave those cops the finger

[@lindac6919]

I love that kind of move. And no one blew your cover, they were all too drunk!

[@lindac6919]

@@beanmasterz ...and the other drunks!

[@----.__]

I used to get in to trouble at school a lot in the 90's. I failed all my classes except for maths and the computer scholarship I was on, so at the end of year I "got in trouble" and was sent to the front office. While in the meeting I asked to have the teacher present who had complained about me giving me time to update my records on an unlocked terminal. Now I work as a weapon systems engineer in Europe :)

[@joha6795]

Bueller!!!!!!!

[@mokenshifted8843]

@@joha6795 that's my favorite movie LOL

[@veganvocalist4782]

The massive hip flask made me seriously laugh out loud 😂the drink in a baguette too was clever

[@alexdotson3406]

I need one of those flasks lol

[@onehellofaboredguitarist4287]

Lmao

[@notconvincedgranny6573]

There are bracelets that hold about three shots. Two on one arm, two on the other.

[@alexdotson3406]

@@notconvincedgranny6573 I will definitely invest in them lol. Just need about 6 shots each arm haha.

[@plasmaticmc438]

@@notconvincedgranny6573 thats four shots 2+2=5 dude do your maths correct Lol

[@coupleofdrinksrandy9749]

Gary's dad is an awesome father, he must have had one hell of a fun childhood.

[@scottrocks1993]

And what has that kid learnt from his dad 😂🤣😂. Lying to people is a good thing 🤣 Cunning people to get what you want is a good thing 🤣🤣. And trust passing where you not allowed is a good thing Obviously you are supposed to teach your kids to do things right NOT the opposite

[@LoneWolf-gz9mr]

The dog "delivery carrier" idea is actually very good... I'm gonna have to remember that one. LOL

[@tetrahydro849]

“With the authority automatically granted by a hard hat and a high visibility jacket” got me crack 😂😂😂 love your commentaries!!

[@rykinhobart9651]

Why do I have a feeling this guy is bright side and Be amazed🤔

[@K_ingh16]

he is, maybe

[@joshuapieterse1145]

Have same feeling be amazed, bright sight, mind warehouse

[@totallynate1408]

🤔🤔🤔

[@MainPach]

Its not uncommon for ppl to have multiple channels.

[@kaykayabuel230]

Maybe because he has a bright side HA see what i did there

[@yt650]

Between my friend and I we had $2.50 and wanted to go to the stock car races at the county fair. So we found some admit one tickets for something else and went and got in line where the race cars came into the track area. The line of race cars was about a quarter of a mile long double file and no way to turn around. When we got to the sign-up area we said the man out at the front collecting tickets to get into the fair and race track said to give you these tickets. The sign-up guy did not know what to do so he said give them to the man at the gate and naturally we told the man at the gate the sign-up guy told us to give these to you and in we went ink stamp on the back of the hand and all. Got into the fairgrounds to see the fair and all the races.

[@IGIVEINPS3]

Nicely done

[@the_kombinator]

For me, it was removing a bag from the bottom of a skeet ball machine, and pulling a latch open. I grabbed the entire roll of tickets, went into the maze under the stage, (*edit - this was a Chuck-e-Cheese) and unrolled it all, tearing random strips here and there and shoving them all in my pocket. If a random kid saw me do this, I'd give him some, making them promise they'd not tell anyone. it mostly worked, (I really had to bribe one younger kid - noisy little snot) I kept the majority of the roll and no one questioned the not-shitty prize I claimed at the exchange counter. Another way to gain access into certain areas in buildings in Warsaw in the early 90s was to walk around with a door handle, the one with the square shaft sticking out, so that you can slot it into "handle-less" doors. A friend and I got into all sorts of places we weren't supposed to over a summer vacation as kids using this method on random doors in the city. My grandma wondered why she couldn't get into the WC... and why I came home with half a pack of cigarettes, some money, and Fiat switches, complete with bits of the harness. 30 years later I still have one of those switches lol.

[@Halfalp2011]

Coolooooolll

[@jackwebb437]

When I was at an inner-city university several years ago parking was very competitive and horrific at times. Being a “poor“ college student I found an innovative way to park for free. There was a golf course nearby but the police were notorious for ticketing us students for parking at the municipal golf course and not being there to play golf. So I took a dozen golf balls and a putter and put it on my dashboard. I never once got ticketed while everyone else did.

[@yysss7124]

Nice!

[@greenapple5255]

Legend

[@Gaga682]

Excellent.

[@wedochickenright9530]

Genius.

[@luckyduckys5782]

Pamela Anderson

[@punns643]

I’ve been in a wheelchair for the past 25 years of my life without any hopes of regaining my walking ability. I saw my friend watching this yesterday and I stood up for the first time to turn it off. Thank you so much you’ve made my dreams come true

[@BuddhaFang]

My favorites are the people who break stupid/unfair/bs rules, and those who do things for the greater good.

[@aokaygamer8192]

Ikr

[@brandib264]

Wait so they are both your favorite?

[@kitty-danger]

It is kinda a constant in life when their Is stupid rules or systems their is people who abuses a rule or system to ether own personal gain or for the good of others and the second I like more.

[@Vega_moron]

The best outfit is an animal

[@Vega_moron]

I am 8 not a grown up

[@ydenneki]

That wedding idea at ~7:30 was similar to what my brother did for his wedding ... not the deception, but the costumes. His wedding was a MEDIEVAL wedding, with guests asked to dress in middle-age costumes, so we has everything from the happy couple as king and queen, 2 executioners, several vikings, myself as a wizard (nobody recognized me until I took off the fake heavy beard and mustache), several jesters, some knights, some peasants, and lots of ladies of court. It made for some VERY interesting wedding photos.

[@GreboGent]

Back in high school I was in a band with friends, we had our gear set up early on the stage for a school show that night, during the lunch break that day we snuck up on stage, opened the curtains and started playing in front of people having lunch in the hall, everyone was enjoying it but different teachers kept coming over to tell us to stop, we’d tell them we got permission from other teachers all over the school, we ended up playing for the whole lunch break and never got called out for it

[@Tryst46]

The "no soda in the house" rule was imposed by my friend on his son who got hyperactive after drinking it. He caught his son with a bottle of soda outside his bedroom window and a long straw coming in through the window. Not much he could really do because his son didn't have the soda inside the house so, technically, he hadn't really broken the rule.

[@MrGofo]

It was in his body

[@Sleepy_Parakeet]

dolfovw lol trueee

[@Numenorean1]

When it crossed the window sill in the straw it was

[@Ravenirity]

That literally reminds me of that "No food in living room" and "No ipad in kitchen" meme, where the kid puts the bowl of food on the kitchen floor, but puts the ipad on the living room floor

[@Mainswitch55]

Best story i can confirm took place in Vienna / Austria in about 1980-1985. A very good friend of mine was late on work, allready was in trouble because he overslept like 2-3 times a week. You know there is lots of traffic and traffic jam in the morning, so he decided to park his vehicle right on the sidewalk and ran to the subway to get to work on time. After finishing working he was going back to his vehicle, realising a big fine on the windshield. So because of THAT he decided to report his vehicle as stolen... After my question how this worked out for him he was just smiling and saying like: "You know, this was back in the 80´s, the cops were even proud of finding the vehicle!" I also asked if they would not be suspicious because there was of course no damaged lock at the car. He told me that wasnt an issue at all. Ok, beeing a locksmith myself i can understand that those locks were not very secure but anyway, nice risk taking for beeing late i guess.

[@oddballdynamics.9658]

Working in construction, nobody questions a guy with a ladder and tool belt. I also found that if you keep a traffic cone, you can park a truck with ladder rack anywhere by placing the cone next to the truck.

[@annasolovyeva1013]

Yeah. Nobody questions people that are busy doing something normal and useful.

[@Sohave]

Here is a trick to motorists in clamping areas, figure out how the local type of clamp looks, buy one and slap that on your car when you park, the parking guard will think the car has already been clamped by a coworker or in another shift.

[@yysss7124]

Nice but check the shifts if there are any earlier. To be on the safe side.

[@danielnelson4881]

@@yysss7124 how does one "check the shifts" first of all... And secondly wouldn't this be done by some type of law enforcement and wouldn't there always be someone making sure people aren't illegally parked? I really doubt anyone would question it.. If you can buy the same type of boot and put it on/take it off then you can surely take the one they put on off can't you?

[@huh968]

@@danielnelson4881 yeah but as said in the video when they put a clamp on your car they always note down your licence plate, so taking the clamp off wouldn't solve the entire problem

[@1127snowbunny1127]

Until your car gets towed...

[@meruliouslacrimens5154]

During the 1950s a neighbour of my uncle shared a lane that led to duel entrances to both properties. My uncle was a farmer, but the neighbour insisted that their gate should remain shut at all times. My uncle waited until they had parked their truck in their half of the lane when my uncle and his brother, sneeked out at 02:30 and welded their gates shut.

[@theawesometurtle]

When I was in middle school, I opted for the "office assistant" elective. I was, at first, a little disappointed they put me in the attendance office, hoping to be placed in the front office. That changed later and I learned a lot about the rules and attendance policies. Fast forward to senior year of high school, I managed to use this to my advantage. Turns out there was no policy in place for being consistently tardy and the records only showed that you signed in during a particular class time. I would skip my first period English class and go get a burger and eat it at the park. I'd then sign in with 5 minutes left of class, which is not long enough to make it to the classroom. My friends would warn me about upcoming tests and quizzes so I could actually show up and gave me the assignments too. I passed the class but my favorite part was late in the year when I had shown up for class for a test. The teacher was passing out progress reports and I saw this smirk on her face when she got to mine. She had the look like she was about to totally ruin my year. She waddled over to my desk to hand me the progress report. She moved her hand down to the attendance portion, looked up at me with a grin of vindication, then looked down to get the exact number of absences from her class. She saw a 0. That evil smile quickly turned to suppressed outrage and she angrily pinned my progress report on my desk and said "I know what you are doing and you're not going to get away with it. As it turns out, they cant change my attendance record without MY express consent and I'm clearly not going to say "oh, please, make me truant!" I looked up at her from my desk and replied "Attendance record has already been entered. I already got away with it". The bell rang and she was the first one out the door. I know she went straight to the assistant principal to see what recourse she had and I am certain she was told the same thing I had told her. Anyway, the next year they changed the attendance policy. All my friends in the younger classes got totally screwed over, but I sure had some major fun!

[@danielnelson4881]

I've gotta ask though... Skipped your first period... Went and got a burger... Who's eating a Big Mac that early? Hahah I know it's nit-picking but my high-school started at 7:50 every morning... I can't remember how long classes were but that can't have been the best choice for morning food young man/lady/lady-man? Why not just sleep in instead? Haha. My high-school had a rule where if you missed more than 10 days of school per semester without your parents confirming it, they had to like get the school board and your parents involved, all that BS... Best we could do is skip the first three classes for 10 days and then skip the last three classes another 10 days for a total of 20 half days haha. You had to keep really good track though lest you end up like my buddy who had too many and almost didn't graduate on time. I took Horticulture every year of high school I went.. After the first year you were in "advanced" and part of your grade was taking care of a bunch of plants in a greenhouse... Lol. The teacher would walk us to the greenhouse and then dip out. Closely followed by myself or myself and a friend depending on their mood. Something about smelling like cigarettes in class, no one can just brush it off and EVERYONE stares at you. Sometimes it was handy though when the kid across the room clues you in to the fact that you reek like cigarettes when you thought you'd aired out well enough. Oh high-school. There nng163, now THIS is the longest comment ever.

[@Mrjudsonjames]

I did the same in my senior years at high school. As was my nature, I studied the school policies so I could see how to use them to my advantage. To teach responsibility, senior students were allowed to write their own late pass and uniform pass, on the condition they turned up to the office before first period/class and wrote them from the corresponding books and carried them with them for the day. The two times I actually turned up to home room, not only were my classmates confused, not realising I was in the class, but the teacher didn’t even read my name from the attendance roll call, assuming I was no longer in her home room! Also, after the first month of me not wearing uniform, teachers stopped asking me for a uniform pass, as I ALWAYS had it on me. As much as I like to think I was being clever, at the end of the day, in a way, they were still teaching me a valuable life lesson of how to work the system, so in a way, they were still having the last laugh. Lol AND NOW ITS THE LONGEST COMMENT SECTION!

[@theawesometurtle]

@@danielnelson4881 I don’t like breakfast food and it couldn’t be a Big Mac. McDonald’s doesn’t have a 24 hour menu. I went to sonic. I still eat burgers for breakfast to this day

[@danielnelson4881]

@@theawesometurtle That's fair my friend, you do you! I do have to feel a little sorry for a man who doesn't like breakfast food, that your taste buds have so thoroughly shafted you... But burgers are awesome too and you like what you like!

[@Colhogan06]

My ex-in-laws found a way to get fed at a time back in the 40's or 50's when times were tough for them. This was in Germany, by the way. They both went into a restaurant separately but maybe 5 minutes apart so there would be no connection they were related. They both ordered the same meal and when they got close to being finished they both claimed that they were sick and because they had ordered the same thing the restaurant assumed there was something wrong with the food and allowed them to leave without having to pay.

[@ioannisapostologlou1459]

Aight time to steal a tesla and tell the people who ask that elon musk is my father

[@huegvong1231]

😂😂

[@MartinKelly-bx6ft]

I would steal Rolls-Royce that tests are mostly cuz a Tesla is a coal powered car you know that right

[@MrDeedsly]

@@MartinKelly-bx6ft What?

[@maresseacollins6205]

My school sometimes has PBIS parties and they had those wrist bands. my name wasn't on the list to get one so I got some construction paper and tape and put it around my wrist, I even made some for the entire class and it worked like a charm.

[@DAILYJOYTIME]

Stay healthy during quarantine BE AMAZED and all your fans ❤️ We are on the way to reach our goal!

[@gorgiegoes989]

Yo bro so close to 1000

[@alexp4844]

Tahnk youu!

[@ludapedan8632]

Very nic channel i subed

[@njuckssompo9918]

Hi

[@DAILYJOYTIME]

njucks sompo hey buddy

[@christophercollins3632]

Woooow, thanks, I was changing my baby’s diaper, dropped my keys and money into it to go to the store, when I remembered the narrator said I shouldn’t use a dirty one. Next time I need to go to the store, I’ll hopefully remember this invaluable advice!

[@roguerebel2947]

Hey Richard thanks for the I-5 sign back in the day. I know I wasn’t the only one fighting to get over to the otherside once you realized you were on the wrong side of the freeway to merge onto the 5 🤙🏼

[@gic8849]

Omggg that’s been my motto for years “just don’t act like you’re doing anything wrong. If you believe, others will, too” lol

[@erinmelton9478]

Y’all That’s the best way to hide your stuff is in a diaper then thieves can’t find it 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 by the way I see you on KZbin

[@SD-or2tk]

But what is someone throws it in dustbin thinking it as a used diaper

[@amzarnacht6710]

Litterbox, too. When you don't have cats.

[@UnholyBe4st]

I will for sure use a diaper to hide the money and mobile next time im at the beach with my kids and wife. I think its really genius idea!

[@mchenrynick]

I remember one of those mailorder places selling a product to hide your money: brand new underwear with a hidden pocket and a slight brown stain in the middle. House burglars aren't going to touch that!

[@sandrasandymanning4354]

In a nursing home, hide your valuables in the bedpan....they never look in there!😂

[@loralee4848]

Friends used to go to Jazz Fest in New Orleans and the rule was no outside alcohol. They beat the system by carefully removing cap from large spring water bottles so the seal didn’t break and fill them with vodka and gin. Security would see the bottles were sealed and wave them through. Worked every time.

[@bobettethemighty1548]

my mom told one of her favorite actors she was like six through letter and asked him to sent him her a signed pic, he did cause he thought it was a six year old. she later sent him an other letter thanking him and telling him the truth, the actor thought it was hysterical. mom was 20 at that time and still has the pic (later they also met in person)

[@alterego1101]

I once read a story about a Michigan school district that wanted new computers, but the community would not approve the tax increase. The school responded by selling all of the buses and using the money to buy the computers. After a year the community approved a tax increase for new buses. I thought it was genius.

[@Mrjudsonjames]

That is genius, and I’d want my kid learning from that school about how life works! Lol

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

Government stealing from people is just normal procedure.

[@TheFlyingBusman]

In the past I’ve bluffed my way into the bar with the English cricket team back in the Ian Botham, Mike Gatting days. They were great sports about it. I’ve also done the whole wheelclamp thing when clamped in error on one occasion. The look on the guys face when he came to take the clamp off and I handed it to him was priceless!

[@gobrrrbrrr1150]

As for the last one, my father once did something similar. We live in Thailand, and the clamps are held by cheap padlocks. A taxi to the police station would cost 300 Baht ($10) one trip. So he took a bolt cutter he keeps for emergencies, just cut the padlock and drove to the police station, paid the fine +100 Baht for the padlock and was done. The funny part was that some tourists in a café nearby saw the policeman put on the clamps on. They were laughing at him and as when they saw him as the owner of the car. He said their stunned faces were priceless.

[@scottrocks1993]

When the car has a clamp on The car doesn't belong to him anymore. So by cutting the clamp off it is stealing the car. No different is classed as stolen. He would been better off stealing a different car. He wouldn't have to cut the clamp off & pay for lock. And next time with a new car if he's name flags up will be classed as high risk. He won't get a clamp. will just get toward away impounded and pay 4 times as much to get back.

[@sheriffcharliepanda8613]

"act like your in charge people will assume you are" also live like a pirate! 😉

[@HighestRank]

Sheriff Charlie Panda how does anyone communicate with the same person who both mixes up using possessive 'your' and "you are" at once? Truly it must be like talking to black holes: everything goes in yet nothing but infrared radiation escapes.

[@sheriffcharliepanda8613]

@@HighestRank man you are so right my dude. Because I don't treat a KZbin comment with the same importance as a college level essay. Well I must just be a fucking moron barely capable of not wetting myself as I talk lol.

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

My buddy was a music photographer. I’d just carry one of his cameras and went to years of awesome shows and concerts.

[@opetteleITE]

That camera was good for you, damn!

[@oscarwong7216]

Gary's dad is an awesome father, he must have had one hell of a fun childhood.

[@HighestRank]

Fijii Gamer You're not Wong, either.

[@XoxJasonReynoldsxoX]

I dated a girl that was a legit rock photographer. If what you were saying was legit you wouldn't have to "act". He could just give you and whomever is with you free VIP passes. I saw Lamb of god, Shadows fall, Megadeth, + a few more and EVERY one of these we just showed up with the passes she was issued OFFICIALLY and hung out with the band while the venue was being setup for hours. Who.... exactly were you acting for... the ROADIES???? THE TICKET HOLDERS??? BUT WHY???!!

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

@@XoxJasonReynoldsxoX legit… lol. It’s not Like it was some act. I didn’t say he was some famous guy. He was in the navy reserves. Took photos of subs from planes. So he had, at the time back then, very expensive equipment and liked to do it for his own interests and building his business up. What you think I’m trying to “be cool” over a story like this? Lmfao. You’re kind of a dick by the way. By kind of, I mean a real keyboard cowboy. I only saw this since up late. Cracks me up how serious your type takes silly things like getting into shows when I was 21-23 or so. Wtf is with you. Legit laughing at you.

[@IGIVEINPS3]

Oh gd memories. We did the wearing skirts at school, back late 90's for the exact same reason as the lads in the video. Keep it up, one rule for all! ;)

[@HighestRank]

Marc a yep and not a stitch of proactive support from the entitled fembots!

[@nunyabiznez6381]

There was a concert venue that would stamp people's hand during festivals so you could leave, go get food and come back any time you wanted to. The concert was $60 a head to get in. A lot in 1986. They had about 8 of these festivals between march and October and they usually ran three or four days at a time. I discovered that they always used the exact same hand stamp design with just different colored ink. So I went down to a local craft and art supply store and bought a rubber stamp with a very similar design and every color available along with an exacto knife. Then I went to the next festival and bought the first day $60 ticket. But instead of going right in I went to the restroom and locked myself in a stall for some privacy. I took out the rubber stamp I had bought and spent the nest hour carefully adjusting the design with the exacto knife to match more closely the stamp on the back of my hand. then I went to the first part of the concert an hour late. it was worth missing an hour of concert because the next day I went all I had to do is get out my stamp and look to see what color they used that day. Then took out that color of ink and inked up my stamp and stamped my hand. From then on I got in every festival concert every day for free and did that for years. I never found out why they never changed stamps.

[@wokevikings1817]

Coz they think all hippies are dumb.

[@cinderellawilder]

That’s stinking awesome!

[@mariuspetre1613]

You could've make some good money to.. ;) but you didn't obviously...

[@Agent-cy5yb]

I live in Upstate NY. When I was a kid my uncle moved to LA, my Mom, sister, and myself went to visit for the summer. The woman he lived with worked for a newspaper, she called a bunch of places and told them a story about an underprivileged family she was hosting. We got into a lot of places that way for free. She scammed a day trip for five people including food, and side things to Catalina Island.

[@grbgeslnger24]

I’m from western ny. Upstate is beautiful

[@Agent-cy5yb]

@@grbgeslnger24 a lot of areas are. Unfortunately where I live is not, I live in Syracuse.

[@chucksolutions4579]

@@Agent-cy5yb Well I mean do you feel like you are taking advantage or were you in fact poor? What I mean is, sounds like you are proud of taking kindness from other people who were happy to be nice to you. I don’t get it? It’s amazing how willing people are to help you do what you want to do if you are just honest, don’t then be an ass and think you are putting one over on them. And if you ARE NOT poor (or were not at the time), your aunt and family were terrible to accept charity intended for those less fortunate.

[@Agent-cy5yb]

@@chucksolutions4579 we were definitely poor. I was not telling the story as being proud of it, I was telling it because of how much the woman was able to get us into because of her job, because that is what the video was about. We went to visit my Uncle, everything else was unexpected, also there were bad experiences that happened while there that I obviously didn't talk about. It was just an experience based on the video. As a kid I didn't know the whole story, it was just fun trips, when I was a little older and found out I felt a little used.

[@chucksolutions4579]

@@Agent-cy5yb Thanks for telling me, and sorry if I was a bit too much. The video itself seemed to be advocating ripping off other well meaning people. We create “systems,” for lots of reasons. Personally I like individuals but we think an algorithm (or system, or computer, or whatever faceless bureaucratic protocol or policy that allows individuals to abdicate responsibility) will be more fair in distribution of real justice, and when it fails, no one has to accept responsibility. Rant over thanks for responding in such a civilized manner. Have a great day!

[@storiesbyemily4170]

“If government were a product, selling it would be illegal.” ~P. J. O'Rourke

[@neelamchoudhary5940]

It is

[@crazycattheboss]

Lolol

[@HighestRank]

Crazycat the boss yep, 'service as a product'. Which is why requiring registration of products before allowing their activation is also grounds for their return as defective.

[@weirdsciencepfm3583]

Note to self: Check KZbin before paying for anything in life 💸👀

[@danielclasen809]

I will help you remember this note by giving you a notification from liking the comment

[@warninis3307]

Lol

[@danielclasen809]

@@warninis3307 lol indeed

[@jasontull1324]

@@danielclasen809 a1

[@Namelezz_Guy]

@@danielclasen809 likewise 😁

[@LuchoVegax]

🤣 So here is my story of how I beat the system (I guess) I was about 18 years old at the time and my friends always thought I carried myself well. I also knew how to tie a tie, had a briefcase and an electric typewriter. Lol I was watching a movie at home when my buddies started frantically knocking at my door and saying they needed my help. Turns out they had gotten into a car accident and the two drivers were disputing the accident at the police department as neither had Inssurance. I dressed up and left. When I walked into the PD I spoke to the officer in charge and identifying myself as the legal representative rep to Benjamin (Mu friend). The officer walked me to where the two drivers were and I addressed the other driver in representation of “my client”. I informed him that my client would not be paying for the damages resulted since no evidence was collected, that I would be instead perusing legally against him for threatening my client. In the end I determined he had been at fault and offered him to settle with my client or face legal consequences warning him it would turn out more expansive in the end for him, I did all of this in front of the officer. Upon him agreeing, I pulled out my electric typewriter and wrote a “legal agreement” between the two in which stated my client would receive full compensation for the damages and $300 more towards my legal fees. The two signed the agreement and the officer was asked to sign as a whiteness which he did. Lol In the end the money paid by the individual was used to fix my friends car when my friend would have been at fault. This happened 20 years ago and I’m still a legend to this day for that among my pals. 😂 After that I created a reputation for myself and represented my cousin’s girlfriend on other civil disputes, to this day I have never lost a case. 😁

[@seriouslynope280]

Lol

[@unknownpt]

Sure hope you're still "beating the system" with less spelling mistakes than the ones on this story, otherwise you're bound to get caught sooner than later.

[@reliablerell7423]

@@unknownpt Savage

[@natalie0385]

Lolis

[@md.baarik6057]

​@@unknownpt bruh... U r ruthless!.. 😂

[@kirablack9436]

Oh damn that reminds me. When I was 16/17 we had those wrist bands in clubs for all the 18+ people who were allowed to buy the strong alcohol. (I live in Germany, strong alcohol is from the age of 18, beer and sparkling wine from 16. Some clubs have special rules which allow minors from the age of 16 to enter as long as a 18+ accompanys them however they still aren't allowed to buy strong alcohol. The 18+ companion has to sign a formula leaving their data and all to the club.) So the wrist bands had like 18+ written on and the clubs logo, the 18+ people got them at the entrance when their ID was controlled. I collected the used ones laying on the floor and with a bit of crafting at home they were as good as new. I put them in my bra to smuggle them in since they checked your purse. In the toilet my friends and me glued them with a bit of lash glue on. 👀 We never got busted

[@biggermannips6039]

When I went to public school I forgot where I put my ID to get on the bus so I used my lanyard and a peice of cardboard I highlighted the cardboard yellow to match the ID so I could get on the bus I never got caught for the one month I had to use it didn’t tell a single person at my house or at school

[@Idontknow-vu9no]

AWESOME

[@pulsefel9210]

the concept of needing an id for a kid to ride the bus scares me

[@theyeetersgang7887]

I would prolly lose that too, and then lose the next one... and the next one... and the next one.

[@jaytnacks]

lol

[@dolly5791]

Pretty cool huh

[@minecraftgamerfortniteplayer]

This man uses every single trick in the book to make us support him

[@-meganeura]

I once entered a music festival right thru the VIP gate as a band with group of friends, just with a wave to the security and a confident walk. :D I went to a lot of Party's for free but it was almost never so easy, many times the adventure of getting in was as fun as being there, other times like an action movie like escaping a prison but trying to get in at night with security all around us with flashlights and never seeing us. Good times! :)

[@Ash_and_Smoke]

I grew up with lots of LEGO’s I am not effectited when stepping on them

[@stewart8767]

What????????

[@randomuser8574]

Translation: I grew up with lots of Legos, I am not affected when stepping on them.

[@HighestRank]

Random User transliteration: I grew up around a lot of Legos, so stepping on them does not *affect me.

[@randomuser8574]

@@HighestRank it means the same thing

[@martinoneal4344]

@@randomuser8574 no it's not look up the definitions

[@andyteckpro6435]

There something so satisfying about his voice

[@Namelezz_Guy]

I KNOW RIGHT..??!! He's one of my favourite narrators.

[@Aaaurel]

To the person who is reading this: Your amazing stay blessed stay safe and have an wonderful rest on your day❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@OriginalBosss]

You're

[@1003JustinLaw]

I used the diaper wallet trick once, and I added my own little touch with some chocolate syrup. I was at a beach somewhere in Hawaii, don't remember where, where they had a theft problem, and despite losing my shirt and sandals all my actual valuables were perfectly fine.

[@Zeynep_016]

My middle school had uniforms and we weren’t allowed to wear any other clothes so I wrote my schools name on a paper and taped it onto my shirt. It’s not a really big thing but pretty genius for an 11 year old and I guess the teacher thought the same as they didn’t say anything and just laughed it off

[@lordkly7825]

Ah good, I needed this, somehow it makes the day more bearable

[@cypher237]

Same 😔

[@LuckyLu602]

That flask clutch purse is absolutely GENIUS!

[@ivanmargosdoesEverything.2923]

There was this time in grade 3 where I snuck out of the classroom every time without the teacher noticing and the teacher was so focused on studying she never realized I was not in the seat without asking I did not even put something to make it look like I was there

[@jeffmccrea9347]

My father worked for 35 years for a giant national company. This company never let their employees take or buy anything even if it was slated to be thrown out. One day, my father saw some 55 gallon drums like ones he had been looking for for storage at home. These drums were originally used by a vendor to securely ship dry products to the company which only put them into the landfill when emptied. No chemicals involved. When my father got off work this day, he drove his personal car through an open security gate, opened the trunk, walked up the shipping dock ramp, picked up a drum and carried it to the trunk like he belonged there. When he went back for the second drum, as he walked to the car, the guard asked where he was going with those. My father said, " I'm stealin' 'em". The guard said, "Ask a stupid question...", and went back to his newspaper. For anyone wondering what kind of car would fit 2 steel 55 gallon drums in the trunk, this was back in the 60's and my father drove a 1960 Chrysler Imperial which was Chrysler's answer to the Cadillac Fleetwood. You could have comfortably housed a family of four in that trunk.

[@molassio1989]

I had a flight that got cancelled due to a mechanical issue. They put me on another flight going to the same destination, and I just told the crew that the crew on the first plane told me I could sit in first class, and they bought it.

[@Barkingspider]

In college if you had tuition fees or any fee outstanding at the end of the semester they would put a boot on your car. So my senior year I got some lock picking tools from my girls father (locksmith) and removed 10 boots from student's cars. Kept all the boots in my garage and held them ransom. The students that had the boots had no idea so they weren’t charged. Turn about is FairPlay when dealing with scumbags.

[@darthrevan4169]

I don't get it, my english is poor. Can you explain this to me the ez way?

[@grbgeslnger24]

That’s crazy. They’ll put a boot on a car if you owe fees.? And it has nothing to do with a parking situation. I’m glad you did that. 👏

[@09Abhinandan]

I watch this guy just to sleep like a baby. I don't know if it's just me I can never complete the video without a nap in between.

[@CosplayDreams16]

The guy on Titanic gave everyone the middle finger when he became a sailor 😂😂😂😂 He was like "Screw this I am getting off this boat!"

[@yysss7124]

Place: kids under 8 eat free. Dad: he is just 7 Me: i am twel... Dad: i Said 7!

[@Tyler-fx9hf]

Relatable,i get misaged as a 6-9 year old but im 11

[@puffysocks8976]

That happened to me at the airport

[@marklester2252]

Just had the same thing happen to me!

[@topazblu6209]

My sister and her friends had to do this to get me in the movie theatre as I couldn't be left home alone. Despite that being ages ago, I still find myself getting asked for age confirmation while shopping; video game stores are the worse.

[@maximuslehnhardt-santiago106]

Place:kids under 8 eat free Dad:he is 7 Me: I am sixty on- Dad:I said 7

[@rob20bc]

When I broke my leg and was taking my flights while with crutches I learned they will always upgrade you to first class for free. Bring crutches they will upgrade you to the class that can accommodate them.

[@CRTeeny]

bro for real? ive got a natural limp anyway, i wonder if i can pull this off in the EU

[@Ifonlyyouknew1976]

Your voice is so calming. Thanks

[@racesmith3075]

Superb writing and dead perfect delivery 👌

[@orcaman8794]

When I was in middle school I went to a private school that required you to wear a belt if your pants had belt loops, so to get around that my mom just cut off the belt loops on my pants, even though the teachers were made aware of that I still was able to get away with it.

[@catjudo1]

I tell people that I explored the Arctic when I went to Alaska. And it's actually true. My aunt and I drove up the Dalton Highway out of Fairbanks and stopped at the Arctic Circle for a picnic lunch (I enjoyed lunch at the Circle!). Afterword, I turned north instead of returning south and went a few miles. My aunt asked me what I was doing and I told her that as we were north of the Arctic Circle, we were driving in the Arctic. And as I had never seen the landscape I was driving through, I was exploring new lands. So... I was north of the Arctic Circle and exploring places I had never seen before. I was exploring the Arctic! It's all in the wording, folks.

[@savagesock3598]

Sounds badass

[@Zakthextremest]

Eh... This Arctic Circle must be an okay diner in Alaska. "Thanks for stopping by at the Arctic Circle! Come again soon!"

[@catjudo1]

@@Zakthextremest No diner, sadly, but just outside Fairbanks is the little town called North Pole. If you stop in at the Santa Claus House, the Bearded One will be there for pictures and conversation, as he always does on every other day of the year. There are some strange things in that, America's largest state, and they are worth seeing.

[@Zakthextremest]

@@catjudo1 I fkn knew it!

[@thattannerguy856]

In college my roommate and I would hide vodka in plan site by just putting them in water bottles, and putting it back in the case of water. We marked a blue dot on the bottom to know which ones were vodka. Then the couple times we had an RA check our room for vodka, they had no idea it was right in front of their face

[@mrcreature360]

Be Amazed last time I saw did not even have 500 k subs now he is blowing up congrats

[@wesleymcgee]

"We didn't realize we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun." Winnie the pooh.

[@farrdawgjoker7087]

I worked security for the warped tour and when we worked the gate we could keep everything we confiscated and people got super creative hiding drugs, weapons and alcohol. Weed and alcohol hidden in a prosthetic leg, lots of people thought replacing cigarettes with joints was a good idea but was the easiest to spot. A girl with an afro nearly got by us until we spotted a little plastic bag in her hair and she had cocaine,weed,ecstasy, and oxycodone pills. We told her to give it up and do so nicely and we won't wave the police over and she wasn't coming in but she could go home without being arrested and she did. People willing to stick things were we dont pat people down at could get stuff in and girls always stuff things in their bra not thinking that we would have female security to pat them down and a whole lot of weed came out of bras. The funny thing was at the end of the day in one city I'm not naming because I don't wat to be in trouble at the end of the day a couple police officers came to see what we got. They wanted all guns that were taken, all the oxycodone and hydrocodone and some of the good weed letting us keep everything else. I was terrified they were going to arrest me when I left but one of them came and said that they were destroying all the illegal substances taken "wink wink" and i was to remind my coworkers of that. And that was that and we kept alot of stuff as always an assortment of butterfly knives and some cool weapons on top of the drugs that we destroyed of course!

[@edfundo7271]

This is scary.

[@billysmith5409]

Showing training videos to the puppy is the cutest thing ever!

[@chibui5838]

THIS IS BLOWING MY MIND

[@poormanat-work5401]

My friend went to Walmart dressed in a suit with the logo and blending in everyone thought he was from corporate lol.

[@BB-iw3ln]

The perfect costume duo for the wedding is a bride and a groom that looks identical to the real ones :)

[@israelcappelletti5323]

I love be amazed I watch it every day💕

[@anastasiaromanot6626]

That laser-razor reminds me of my contraption for shaving my legs. I’m disabled, so bending down/lifting my legs to shave just isn’t an option, (and all the commercial mobility aids are designed with older people in mind) so my solution was to strap a razor onto an old selfie stick, and voilá - extendable razor. My friends laughed, but it ain’t stupid if it works!

[@777MIKIE]

I absolutely love Be Amazed channel. I also like the narrator’s sense of humor as well. It is nice to know that there are smart people in this world trying to help the rest of the folks out when the services we pay taxes for have let us down like the transportation department. I am talking about the gentleman who made the highway 5 sign. My mother is dying, I needed a good laugh, and this video aloud me for a moment to take a mental break to enjoy myself. The buttered popcorn with white cheddar sprinkle was none too shabby either 😊

[@clevo4040]

I actually beat the system taking the tire locking one step further. After removing the wheel from my car, I completely deflated the tire making it east to remove the locking mechanism.

[@Mrjudsonjames]

Brilliant, then just drive to a gas station and Re inflate and pop it back in the spare tyre position. Lol

[@Geoff_G]

I used to work at BC Place Stadium when Pink Floyd played a concert there. Two friends of mine got tickets up in the nosebleed seats and I went in through the employee entrance. I went up the service elevator and found my friends. We went back to go down the service elevator again but I saw a security guard standing nearby. I thought quick and had my friends go through the barrier divider first. When the guard called out to stop us, I went over to him and flashed my employee pass and he let us go. We went down to one of the floor entrances and when the security guard there was distracted by somebody trying to gain improper access to the floor seats we blitzed past and got lost in the crowd. TLDR ; Three of us got in to Pink Floyd concert at floor level for price of two cheapest seats.

[@reikotakeuchi6489]

My great grandmother survived the great depression when she was little. Her parents made moonshine.

[@ronaldwilliams9600]

My parents survived the recession in the early 70's selling weed. Now it's legal.

[@doyletraci3372]

Note to self: Check KZbin before paying for anything in life 💸👀

[@MartinKelly-bx6ft]

Did they call their shine White Lightning

[@MartinKelly-bx6ft]

@@ronaldwilliams9600 You think they'd be willing to sell to me some Wildwood flowers nudge-nudge wink-wink

[@alimowlaei1976]

When I was young and poor and living overseas. When I wanted to call my family back home, l made some fake coins out of ice and used them in public phones. I simply had created a template with 8 coin lookalike in the freezer, creating more and more for friends too.

[@huh968]

that's what val kilmer does in the film real genius

[@nunyabiznez6381]

Years ago I used to watch AAA baseball games in Pawtucket Rhode Island for free. There was a spot in the fence you could go to watch the games through some cracks. They were right at the side walk and lots of people did it but then they started having attendance problems so they covered all the holes. It was fun while it lasted.

[@itsyaboi3973]

Idk why but I love the way your voice sounds

[@Mr.ThinkTwice]

17:39 beating the clickbait system lol

[@HighestRank]

Arhtoin Meloes great till the owner hits the autofetch button on a Tesla remote, and it tried to move itself.

[@nickneuhart5156]

Love these videos!

[@aname4822]

Yay, Be Amazed has finally hit 10 million subs!

[@RedVynil]

I used to work in a office building for a local bank and we were up on the 28th floor of a 30 floor building and, because we were dealing with tax checks 24/7, we weren't allowed to have any open windows so, they were sealed shut. My job was to run around the entire floor moving the work from one section to the next to be processed. The ceiling up there was only about 7' high so, with the hundred or so people working up there, the body heat kept the place VERY toasty warm!! We men were not allowed to wear shorts for fear that we'd stick a check under the legs and try to steal it! Women, however, were allowed to wear skirts!! One day, it was getting REALLY hot up there and I asked one of my bosses if I could wear a skirt the next day because there's nothing in the dress code that says a guy can't wear a skirt and, having worn one on stage for the previous 18 years, I was no stranger to them, and had quite a few! The boss said she was okay with me wearing a skirt so, the next day, I wore one and went ahead and started doing my work! Quite a few people were astonished but, they mostly approved!! The place had mostly female employees, too! MAYBE 2 dozen guys and the rest were women. Another of my bosses saw me in the skirt and went to her boss and said something about it and he told me I had to change! I did but, when everyone else found out about it, they were all pretty pissed about it and said I should file a discrimination claim and even take it to the local news guy that talked about unfair stuff on his show! I never did any of that but it was nice to know that so many people were backing me up on that!! Later, I found that they DID add the no skirt rule for me into the dress code!! The whole thing was kinda bogus, anyway because, about 3 years later, it was a bunch of the bosses were arrested for attempting to steal millions of dollars worth of tax checks!! I think that MIGHT be why they didn't want me in a skirt! It would've drawn attention to the office and they wouldn't have been able to commit the crime they'd been trying to commit for the previous few years!!

[@wildwest5436]

Lol! I had the same problem in the 80s when I was in high school. We had a strict dress code that boys were not allowed to wear shorts but girls could wear skirts. So I took it upon myself to organize all the guys with skirts. I still remember the look on my principle and superintendents faces.

[@dariuspro314]

Congrats on 10M!

[@bigchuck71metalhead42]

Got nosebleed tix for a metal show🤘 All the action was down on the floor. In between sets, I noticed people were wearing yellow wristbands. I grabbed a couple of straws, removed the paper and ran them through a napkin full of mustard that was provided by concessions. When the lights went down and people rushed back to the show, I followed the pack and quickly flashed my makeshift wristband and enjoyed the rest of the evening being amongst my fellow metalheads🤘😎🤘

[@metaljacket866]

Seriously , weddings would be much more fun if they were costume parties.

[@dahanster5578]

Why the heck would Nikola Lulić's actions seem "a little shady"? Homeboy was trying to save his life when the ship's crew considered his life to be worthless and "third class." Man, f' the shady AF first class! Nikola Lulić was a smart man.

[@Osiwan960]

yep, the concept of some people being superior to others just from an occupation title is disgusting!

[@sayanbhoumik3110]

I was once late for school and just entered the classroom late calmly with the class monitor(which was his routine ofc). No one seemed to notice an "extra" monitor.

[@yancarlorivera2636]

Wow everyday upload hats off

[@wadeguidry6675]

My buddy and I used fake British accents and made up credentials that we were working for a European record company to get backstage at a DOWN show in New Orleans. We drank and hung out with the band backstage until security asked who we were and kicked us out, but we succeeded in free beer and meeting our heros.

[@monikhadka]

Let’s give these people the Noble prize for the genius work

[@SlaniXD]

5:04 I am from Croatia! Today I started watching you videos and I like them so much! They are just intresting and funny sometimes.😁

[@gata0190]

Love ur videos 🎥

[@douglas60040]

But renting a crane isn’t $50, but around $250 per hour.

[@jrr7031]

Depends on size. Boom trucks can go for around that much. Also, foreign country

[@webo4208]

.lljkmj hbu . v

[@cemhoysaloglu1567]

In turkey it is $50

[@the_kombinator]

In Poland it's near that amount.

[@skittles6946]

it's 25€ per hour where I'm from lmao

[@johnopalko5223]

"This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and what I have for you today is a boot the local police put on my car. The boot itself appears to be resistant to a cutting attack, but the core leaves a bit to be desired..."

[@nukablecherries]

This is the last thing I expected to see here. Funniest thing I'm going to see all day.

[@johnopalko5223]

@@nukablecherries I wonder if he'll use "The Pick That Bosnian Bill And I Made"?

[@isabellalanda7245]

4:04 the gif on the top left is Jackson Avery from Grey's Anatomy! I just LOVE that show so much!