Mildly Infuriating

[@vahlen5281]

Restaurant owners continuously trying to pass the responsibility to pay employees a living wage to the customer has to be one of the most grotesque things in the USA.

[@drunkenleaderNOR]

@vahlen5281 the restaurant was in Canada though

[@vahlen5281]

@@drunkenleaderNOR Honestly don't know if that makes it better or worse.

[@GummitMan]

Real

[@AdamOBrien29]

America is a dystopian nightmare

[@yeetjones927]

​@@drunkenleaderNOR Canada is the same thing as the US

[@drunkenleaderNOR]

fun fact, that restaurant that covered up the top option is now permanent closed

[@mathidasfnafthecandy2468]

God is Great

[@mats7492]

pretty sure that was illegal anyway

[@mathidasfnafthecandy2468]

@@mats7492 yeah

[@chip.chippa6416]

Probably a last ditch attempt to boost income. Poor sods went about it the wrong way. Honesty is always the best policy...unless your selling vaccines.

[@frds_skce]

Great to know

[@Jukantos]

Fun fact about that LG Washing machine using 3.6GB of Data, LG recently put a clause in their contracts that says they can mine and extract ALL your personal information to sell to advertisers. Not just how often the machine runs or anything like that, nah, they straightup spy on you through your entire network, check what internet traffic is happening etcetera, profile your time spent at home based on what devices are logged into your Wifi and then uploads THAT too. All for the privilege of overpaying for a washing machine that could've run on simple electrical engineering, but no, it had to be a trojan horse mining sweet sweet personal information for the company on top of things. Louis Rossmann actually recently did a video on this exact washing machine, if you wanna go from mildly infuriated to absolutely fuming i strongly recommend checking it out.

[@infin8ee]

That's concerning. I bet most people don't know about that. Like you say, paying for the privilege!

[@Evildeathpie2]

Why would you even give your wahing machine your wifi password

[@Jukantos]

@@Evildeathpie2 "Can't process this washing load without pinging the DRM server" LMFAO

[@Nukestarmaster]

I do not know why people think that a device being """smart""" is a selling point.

[@Daniel-gb9ex]

Must be a first world thing, I tried and couldn't find any washing machines that need to connect to the internet in my country.

[@wesleyward5901]

Forcing people to tip? That's not mildly infuriating, that's straight up illegal.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

I would do a custom tip of $0.01c

[@mzungu_man6363]

Fr because if you “need” tips then get a different job

[@forresthunt9573]

​@@mzungu_man6363You missed the point.

[@jmm1233]

@@mzungu_man6363 the cashless tips never go to the server , alway lands striaght in the pocket of scumbag employer

[@mrp1zz492]

@@mzungu_man6363 Yeah it's not the employees doing it smart guy.

[@DeadlyNightshadeZ]

The "no tip" option is covered? Alright, Ill choose %, enter custom amount, 0%

[@takix2007]

Nah, I'll choose $, I'll tip -1$.

[@kisstune]

Nah I'll just hit the cancel button instead.

[@nomorescammers...]

Why not make it -200 so they owe you money?

[@Syunnnnnnn]

the cookie one is fake, when the person ordered it they pressed no cookie so they give you a voucher to claim a free cookie the next time you order and it is printed on the back of the paper cookie too show what you are missing out on

[@mister-canada367]

Well now that even more infuriating, how dare they try to trick us!

[@CartoDarko]

what is the point in lying about that 😂 karma doesn't give you anything that's so dumb lol, thanks for the insight!

[@Unethical.FandubsGames]

@@CartoDarko The point? People are idiots. Everyone loves to have a story and to be the one who has "something to say". It's why we all know that one kid whose dad works for microsoft/nasa etc. Liars are crazy like that. They just want to be able to brag about something or share a story.

[@skipfred]

​​@@CartoDarko First time hearing about Reddit?

[@smaakjeks]

Thanks for the fact check!

[@Idk_Yara98]

I remember the classic: square pillow with the Dutch flag on it, for like $10 or so. And then a square pillow with the French flag on it, looking like they just turned the Dutch pillow 90 degrees, for like double the price 💀

[@Zack_F1]

And the polish/indinisa (absolutely spelt correctly) and monaco too I think

[@em.59053]

@@Zack_F1indonesia!

[@lordodin5755]

​@@em.59053 Dutch east indies

[@lordodin5755]

I'm more surprised the Dutch one isn't the more expensive one we're notiriously greedy.

[@pncka]

@@Zack_F1 that pillow was different, its colors were changed to match the flag

[@djpup5384]

Yes George, yes I have been mildly infuriated before.

[@milesmansfield]

Hey me too!

[@ghuugctujggujvdr]

Your face is mildly infuriating

[@tjaaan_]

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[@zofieplintova]

2:17 "I hope he gets the rope" IS FOUL LMAO

[@RamGilamar]

nah, deserved

[@zaherbaveaur]

no its not

[@Vollification]

Totally deserved

[@emilylenton6146]

lmao he’s a twat i went to school with the kid

[@SomeOrdinaryJanitor]

@@RamGilamaryeah I was gunna say wasn’t it a landmark and several hundred years old? (I’m American and not super familiar, but know it was a big deal)

[@giddycadet]

10:19 what you're missing is that the landlord took EVERYTHING out of the fridge, put it on the counter, and didn't put it back when the new fridge was installed.

[@giddycadet]

me when i don't wait five second to see if he got it

[@Ray_Vun]

hopefully it wasn't too hot of a day so none of it spoiled, otherwise it's a ton of money into the trash and then replacing the stuff

[@theprinceofawesomeness]

I'm guessing it's a USA Land Lord thing, most "Evil" Land Lord behaviur comes from thair, in my country it's straight up illigal to do this as a Land Lord, my source is that i am a former land lord

[@Ray_Vun]

@@theprinceofawesomeness it's definitely an american thing. for whatever reason american landlords not only have the key to the apartment they also just go in there as they please. i've never had a landloard that kept a copy of the keys while i lived there. my current landlady, i even asked if she wanted to keep one of the keys in case i lost mine and she said no

[@giddycadet]

@@theprinceofawesomeness personally i think it's unethical to be a landlord at all, especially in the current housing crisis (pretty much global, as far as I'm aware). In a time where most cannot have a good life with the money they earn, to build your own salary directly from large parts of others', to hold hostage such a bare necessity of life as shelter in exchange for a constant, even ever-increasing, fee - you may have been better than this, but don't hold yourself up as a pinnacle of morality.

[@mollyhatesmayo]

“yes mr memeulous” we all say in unison

[@redactedusernameconfirmed]

👍

[@callumnorris3738]

Memeuloid

[@EngineeringAndVehiclesArchive]

Unc memeulous

[@PainthomasYT]

Ok

[@esmeecampbell7396]

0:30 As someone who knows nothing about trainers if I saw someone wearing different coloured Nike shoes I'd probably assume it was fashionable expensive limited edition version and that it was entirely intentional. In fact back in school we had to do sculptures for art one time and it was supposed to be blending things you like as a theme if I remember correctly, I got some old Rugby boots and sprayed one blue and another green, put a cardboard cutout of a wing on the blue one and some green pipe cleaners on the green boot because it was supposed to be the winged sandals of Hermes and Medusa combined with Rugby 🤷🤣

[@glebglub]

but did it show themes of magnetism and have an ad?

[@Zack_F1]

As someone who knows very little about shoes I'd say they'd look pretty cool 🤣

[@kiwiguy72]

American chocolate tastes like vomit because it contains butyric acid, which is actually found in vomit (and also parmesan cheese and rancid butter), used to give it a longer shelf life. It also tends to have a waxier texture due to cheap oils being used (palm or soy) rather than cocoa butter.

[@tomblacker8457]

To make it less desirable for military rations but Americans got used to it ... according to QI

[@TheTacticalHaggis]

You're a nation of S O Y

[@catsareexcellent]

I can’t believe there’s still idiots who don’t know this!

[@Aqyrona]

@@tomblacker8457 i must say that i dont taste anything

[@N_Si_W]

I do have to say that I got used to it and I don't taste anything as well... Looking forward to tasting chocolate next time I vomit though :)

[@johnlaurens5860]

George lookin really George today

[@slinkywhippet]

I developed a beef allergy in my 30s and the first thing my doc asked was if there was any chance I'd been bitten by a tick 🤔 I fucking hate ticks with the passion of a thousand burning suns and assured him there was no way that happened. Apparently it can just happen spontaneously too 😢 Weirdly since I had a major operation and half my stomach removed it has resolved itself and all is well again 🎉✨️

[@cynister7384]

Human bodies sure are something

[@zerotodona1495]

I got a gluten allergy around the same age. Let real allergy, not trend. So it’s not too odd.

[@nothernoah8512]

No offence but this comment looks like something my mum would send to the family group chat 😂

[@slinkywhippet]

@@nothernoah8512 No offence taken as I'm probably old enough to be your mother 😅

[@greenknight9000]

Looks like you can finally stomach it again!

[@StinkySeaGoat]

Getting bitten by a tick and getting an Intolerance to red meat is pretty common within the Appalachia Area of America. It’s called Rocky Mountain fever

[@moltengears7483]

Okay i will not be going america then ig

[@roboguard96]

Is it permanent or does it go away after a while?

[@IWantAChocolate]

​@roboguard96 From what I've heard, it will go away, bit only after months or maybe even years.

[@zerotodona1495]

@@moltengears7483just wear long pants and boots when walking. Bug repellent helps. Don’t be a baby.

[@kennethanon4869]

Someone from Appalachia with public health education here Tick bites are always dangerous no matter where you are, though complications aren't too common based on my experience and what I see from the CDC. For folks that are immunocompromised or part of a higher risk group the risk of serious infection is greater. All ya have to do to stay safe is be vigilant in areas ticks like to be. Avoid surrounding yourself in tall grass and really thick woods. If you can't see through the thicket, it's best to find another path! After enjoying nature *really* check yourself over for the little buggers. Again, ticks are dangerous, but don't let them stop you from enjoying a nice mountain breeze :)

[@elizabethdarroch3000]

American chocolate has butyric acid in which is also found in vomit so there's a reason it tastes like that I tried hersheys once and spat it out it's disgusting I'm happy sticking to british cadburys 😂

[@mbos14]

The only reason they even eat that chocolate over there is because of WW2 and no im not kidding.

[@elizabethdarroch3000]

@@mbos14 what do you mean?

[@NonoTRC1]

@@mbos14 explain?

[@mbos14]

Dont know the precise things but it had to do with hersy getting a deal with the us military duting WW2 they used the acid to make cholcalade last longer. The soldier got used to it during their deployment and wanted more when they came back.

[@scragar]

The acid doesn't make the chocolate last longer, it's used to sterilise sour milk so you can safely use the milk fat in chocolate. Hershys does that because it's way cheaper to buy sour milk(which no one wants and would go to waste otherwise) than fresh milk. Other companies have done similar before and after Hershey's started, but they used more expensive refinement processes and different acids to ensure the acid is completely removed after killing any bacteria.

[@Gwenpoolthegoat]

My parents are midly infuriatied, when i explaing the whole ninjago lore once a week

[@herpdyderpp]

Giving your child chocolate for breakfast is proof that not all people deserve to be parents.

[@lizanna6390]

Only acceptable on Xmas morning.

[@SR-zp4je]

That child’s gonna have no teeth left :(

[@KazumiKiguma]

It very much is illegal to upcharge an item's normal price to put it on "sale" for the price it was originally, in the US too.

[@stitchgor3]

8:03 what’s the problem? These are very common especially in disabled bathrooms, and they’re waterproof and comfy

[@zerotodona1495]

XD you want a bad one. Someone broke a toilet seat at our winco (supermarket warehouse) and winco replaced with a toilet seat with a lid for a house… from the Walmart across the street. The original toilet seats are the basic open ones that are big.

[@perpetualsick]

why would I want this type of toilet seat if I did not have the toilet seat before and I did not request it??

[@NEILAMALONE]

told this before but years ago in Ibiza at the Hotel we were staying at, a group of German tourists put towels over pretty much ALL the chairs. Funny/infuriating thing was that they had breakfast then went on an arranged excursion. My brother asked the holiday rep about the trip, turned out it was a most of the day one. So he took off all the towels and put them in a corner. Seemingly when they came back around tea time, they were really unhappy the towels were moved. Tough luck I'd say, that was really trying to take the P.....!

[@menablubb442]

I always move towels away. I will not bother a single second with those clowns. If they complain, I just say there where no towels there when I came.

[@toohuman24]

​@@menablubb442 brings back memories of family holidays , me and my sister woke a few British families up while removing towels, they laughed at what we doing and sent us some reinforcements out,

[@lydiagalantmotherf]

Yeah, sadly that's a German thing, kind of to "reserve" the seats, as a German I sincerely apologise, it's so stupid

[@TheCallduck]

My father-in-law would go to the pool late at night and throw all those “reserving” towels into the pool!

[@MechanicaMenace]

​@@lydiagalantmotherfin the 80s/90s my not British father always took Union Flag beech towels on our holidays to Spain to claim sun loungers before the Germans. Funnily enough he really only felt the need in Spain... I think it was half in jest because we tended to get on well with your countrymen. We'd almost always end up with a German family as our "holiday friends" for example. But that habit did really get on his nerves.

[@EatLeadClankers]

In London while I’m watching this, George. You’ve taught me all I know about England, so I’m off to my crusade against Birmingham.

[@MatisanAnimated]

7:01 Cursive writting is just awful to read in general, I don't blame the baker

[@HitTheFloor16]

Maybe if you were in the special ed class in school

[@ireneding]

@@HitTheFloor16its not that deep mate, you definitely can’t read cursive as fast as normal writing

[@Mid-97]

What does it even say??

[@irehthinker]

1:23 that happened to my dad like 2 years ago and now he’s allergic to red meat… he didn’t know for probably around a year and would just pass out randomly since he was still eating it

[@DitzyNizzy2009]

12:39 - I remember a couple of months or so ago there was a school whose headmaster had written to the parents to apologise for the quality of the school meals. The BBC went there and did a report on it and spoke to some of the students there. One said that if they put salt and pepper on the cardboard cutlery and ate that instead, it would probably be more nutritious.

[@Nexusspeeth]

I’m mildly infuriated that George didn’t wait for us to answer at the start

[@billyhills9933]

In the UK an item must be at a higher price for a certain time before a sale reduces it. What happens is that a month before the sale the price of the item goes up, drops for the sale, and then carries on at the sale price, which was its original price, but without the On Sale sticker. Remember, even if it's the same price as it was previously, it's a bargain if it has an On Sale sticker on it.

[@mbos14]

I dont know the time but its pretty much the same in the EU. Bethesda got in trouble for this with fallout76 when they released a holiday skin for 50% of they got told they cant do that since it never released for the original price the claim it had.

[@chadmrrsn]

If I recall, it's about 12 days in the uk. People don't tend to raise the price of items before discounting it unless they have a captive audience

[@Clone54_]

New fear unlocked: lone star tick

[@jokerofspades-xt3bs]

My uncle got bit by one of those little shits. Couldn't eat red meat for 3 years. Luckily the allergy eventually went away and now he is able to eat steak at thanksgiving.

[@CZpersi]

Yes, ticks can actually make you severely allergic to red meat. It is rare, but it does happen. It has something to do with how your immune system learns to respond to sugars contained in the saliva of the tick, which happen to be similar to the sugars contained in the red meat.

[@edgy_dadster]

As an American our chocolate is so trash. My dad used to go on work trips to France and he'd bring us back little chocolate boxes from the airport and I swear that was some of the best chocolate I've ever had. I hate this godforsaken country. We can't even make chocolate right

[@thatrandomguyontheinternet2477]

Was it Leonidas or Coté d'or ?

[@motelblues_]

Please try other American chocolate that isn't produced by Hershey's.

[@jeremygreen2883]

Go to Aldi's. I live in Pennsylvania, not far from the town of Hershey... And I still prefer my Aldi's European chocolate.

[@peterpan4038]

@@jeremygreen2883 And that's the funny/ tragic thing: Aldis brand of chocolate is cheap, but still beats Hershey's by a mile and then some.

[@BronzedBeast]

Edgy you can leave then lol. We have good chocolate. Stop buying stuff from dollar general thinking that's our top stuff. You're complaining about low quality when some of our home made stuff is delicious. The only issue is since it's a German style or what ever it usually gets called German chocolate or Swiss chocolate despite it being made domestically

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

I love how people like Marjorie Taylor Greene were ranting that “Joe Biden wants to ban red meat!” when the reality is nope, but the ticks do.

[@robespierreshead]

As an American, I can agree that our milk chocolate is terrible. The only times it’s bearable is when it’s covering something else, think Kit Kats or Almond Joys. A straight Hershey’s bar though, I’d rather swallow nails than eat one of those.

[@zerotodona1495]

It’s cause mars went cheap and don’t make real chocolate anymore. I vomit if I eat Reese’s now

[@Drag0nmaster]

4:52 I'm American and am now afraid to eat chocolate from across the pond, because then i won't be able to go back to the "bad" american ones :(

[@t900HAWK]

Hershey’s has always tasted bad to me. Like you can’t tell me that you can’t taste the vomit aftertaste in that chocolate. It literally has the same acid that’s in your stomach in it. Probably also explains the sudden heart burn a lot of people get from it.

[@leila_saturn_moon]

on a bus in the middle of nowhere but can't stop the George memeulous grind 💪💪

[@Zszszszzz]

Where u going

[@Arran05]

​@@ZszszszzzOut of the middle of nowhere

[@shirotako6249]

@@Arran05 to the front of somewhere

[@Tatkitten]

When we went on a vacation to Crete, the hotel we stayed at had signs up that straight up said you couldn't reserve the lounge chairs before the pools opened. The staff would actively remove towels if you did. We had one family that demanded that I move my chair away from them and in front of the stairs because 'we need our space and shade'. Literally told them unless they wanted me to mark their vacation by freaking out everyone from passing out from heat stroke, I wasn't moving. I had already had it happen at a supermarket the day before. They were taking up seven chairs with their stuff but she was the only one there. I had our towels, three drinks and keycard all on one seat. The mom glared at me as I willfully ignored her and would call my kid up every 30 minutes to drink a full glass and new sunscreen on before she went back in the pool. Guess who's kid didn't get sick at night or lobster red?

[@purplevamp666]

11:16 That's my local hospital. It's really hard to work out where to go. Even walking up the stairs is confusing as there are so many corridors you can get lost in. 🤪

[@DrEpicPhD]

Was it ever a mental hospital?

[@purplevamp666]

@@DrEpicPhD 😄 No, but the other hospital in Brighton used to be an old workhouse. We do have a mental health facility here though.

[@silverbrumbyfan]

That christmas toy project would cause so many meltdowns I wonder if the teacher survived

[@myopinion69420]

I'm wondering if the toy project was to get ideas to sell.

[@InevitableMayo]

The Hinty cake is what people who write in cursive deserve.

[@MantledMimi]

I think I’ve seen this already and just forgot: 5:12 Paper cups can’t be recycled because of the wax. Plastic cups can. Plastic straws aren’t recyclable. Paper straws are.

[@treypenton8490]

I was in the middle of pooping, but I pushed it back in with my finger so I could watch this.

[@ronandvorak4860]

the snake was out of the cave

[@Zack_F1]

Why didn't bro just watch it on the toilet 😭

[@treypenton8490]

@@Zack_F1 i ain't got time for all that I gotta get comfy

[@shirotako6249]

@@treypenton8490 I just pop it out, put it back in and repeat the process until the video is over

[@treypenton8490]

@shirotako6249 I let it poke out a lil. Almost like I'm edging a Diglet and then I just.... *violently jams finger in ass* "Pop that bad boy back in there"

[@Valentin_126]

Upping the price and then putting it on discount as the regular price is indeed illegal in many countries, the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and the EU are the places I know of where it's illegal, but no one ever bothers to enforce that law.

[@salty_scvmbxg]

4:58 American chocolate tastes like vomit because they use Butyric acid as an ingredient. Butyric acid is found in stomach acid

[@Valcuda]

Its also found in spoiled milk, which is where it originally came from! The first American chocolate makers made it in a way that spoiled the milk. Now, most Americans are so used to it, European chocolate makers have to add it to the chocolate they sell in America or else they get considerably less sales.

[@mdt105]

It's not an ingredient, it's a product of the way they process the milk. Milk used in milk chocolate can still go sour even when it's inside the chocolate, which is why historically milk chocolate was an incredibly expensive luxury item with a very short shelf life; you had to eat it before the milk went off. However, you can process the chocolate to stop this from happening. Generally speaking, whoever worked out a way to do so ended up being the biggest mass market chocolate manufacturer in their country; Cadbury was the guy who worked it out in the UK, for example, and Hershy in the US. It just so happens that the process Hershy came up with produced butyric acid as a byproduct. People still bought it because back in the day it was still fantastic and very cheap chocolate compared to the available alternatives, and by the time alternative processes that didn't create butyric acid were available, the distinctive taste was what chocolate in the US was expected to taste like. To everybody else it tastes like vomit because butyric acid has a very strong taste, and generally it's one you only experience after being sick.

[@BasicallyBaconSandvichIV]

10:05 That's a fair sized bite now, I regularly make even smaller bites and I'm nearly 190. Though I am very underweight and most likely have an eating disorder so I may not be very representative.

[@HitTheFloor16]

Damn you're the oldest person on earth and you're chilling on KZbin with a funny username respect+

[@BasicallyBaconSandvichIV]

@@HitTheFloor16 Thank you, that means a lot in my old age. ;). On an unrelated note, I am also quite tall: nearly 190 cm's infact.

[@alecstronach]

12:28 my god, it's the none pizza with left pepperoni

[@ultra9349]

I once accidentally ordered a pizza sub with no roll, they caught it and asked me wht i wanted

[@Lennyposting]

that gen alpha hersheys chocolate with the brainrot really made me feel awful about the future of humanity.

[@gustavmeyrink_2.0]

10:56 6am is not 'early' enough. The towels go on the chairs last thing at night so you can have a sleep in and still get one.

[@JasmodoYT]

Yeah. I just grab all the towels and dump them into the pool before throwing them in the shade so they don't dry (as fast as in the sun)

[@tyrannicalchocolate]

I bought several PC parts to build a new PC a month before Prime Day, then I was kicking myself because I realised I could have gotten them much cheaper on Prime Day deals - Checked all the items during the sale and some of the items were now listed as up to 40% 'discounted' - but were the same price I'd paid the month before. I'm guessing there's no oversight on the actual sale price amounts.

[@teddieprox2307]

You're never mildly infuriating, george

[@paulperry7091]

That alpha-gal tick induced meat allergy only applies to mammal meat, you can still eat fish and chicken. And insects.

[@OzzyAusborn]

American chocolate is genuinely the worst choc in the world, I agree with you champ.

[@madmark1957]

I was on holiday in Rhodes once and the hotel was full of Germans. On my way back in after a few drinks at 1 AM I saw a German putting towels over all the best sun loungers. So I waited til he left and then threw all the towels in the pool.

[@Nabium]

Haha. The thing is, when surveying Spanish resorts, they found that the people who are the most likely to put towels on loungers were the Brits. You having this stereotype towards Germans is like the Czech saying the French drink too much beer.

[@jeremygreen2883]

Soon afterwards WWIII began...

[@The_Defiance]

1:22 deceptive marketing is illegal and technically you can sue 7:03 that’s cursive💀(thirty?)

[@Ray_Vun]

every time i learn about how american schools operate i'm thankful for having been born in europe. was my school perfect? absolutely not, but at least the food served there was decent food no different than something your parents would cook at home, not whatever atrocities those kids are being served

[@ultra9349]

A majority of kids bring their own food

[@TerreiSingularity]

My mother got bit by the same tick. She couldnt eat red meat for like 3 years. She only recently had been able to eat it again. Fun fact btw, the ticks can be in canada too. So i bet that map you showed isn't all that accurate anymore

[@karere1s]

10:42 rule of thumb: see how many reviews are in German... If you see a lot, you can be certain all poolside chairs will be booked out til the next century

[@Nabium]

The thing is, when surveying Spanish resorts, they found that the people who are the most likely to put towels on loungers were the Brits. You having this stereotype towards Germans is like the Czech saying the French drink too much beer.

[@Fizzy1209]

Went here it’s in Greece. The amount of Germans by this pool were crazy

[@YokomichiSilver]

6:08 so many things wrong here. First I noticed was the artic ocean, it's supposed to be Arctic Ocean. Then there's Korea where China should be. Whoever made that either failed Geography or lives underground.

[@alecstronach]

10:19 limited context but I'm leading towards team landlord here. If you've arranged a replacement fridge with your landlord, it's reasonable for the landlord to expect you to empty the fridge for the arranged time of the replacement. Not the landlords job to organise ur stuff

[@Ray_Vun]

the post doesn't really clarify the situation. to me it made it sound like the landlord went in and put in the new fridge unannounced

[@evanestewart7665]

it’s literally common sense not to leave spoilable food out on a counter tho?

[@Zack_F1]

If I was a landlord I'd put the food back don't be an arse hole

[@siema14123]

@@Ray_Vun And what are the chances of that? It was probably a not so bright person who had expected the landlord to do everything for them

[@Ray_Vun]

@@siema14123 apparently expecting that someone that took something out puts it back in place makes one not very bright. if you take a book from someone's bookshelf, do you then just leave it in the bathroom, or do you put it back where it was?

[@TheGamingInkling]

1:00 Power move: Choose percentage, and put 1%

[@EditsYoutube.]

The pair with the Nike tick😭😭

[@thisaintnothang]

We have good chocolate in the US. We just don't export any of it. Some of the good stuff is regional and some of it is local. Hershey's is just the only chocolate company scaled up big enough to be everywhere. Most of us are aware that it sucks and people who are into real chocolate avoid it.

[@chloemcnuggetz]

8:40 real why should I pay to watch pewdiepie play minecraft tf bro

[@SneccTheSnake]

Fun fact, the reason why American chocolate tastes like vomit is due to the way we developed our chocolate manufacturing. The process causes the milk to curdle mildly

[@Firefly-1-1-2]

8:49 this is basically what i'm doing in my DT product design GCSE-

[@LilacMorelli]

Educational toys and games? I’m screwed lmao

[@Firefly-1-1-2]

@@LilacMorelli yeah LOL i'm so dead

[@kyx5631]

Something not funny for a moment: My colleague got bitten by a tick (though not sure if it was the lone star one) and now she cannot eat anything from mammals anymore. Fish and chicken is fine, but red meat, milk etc are off the table. Wild.

[@drbrownie444]

The reason Hershey's chocolate tastes like vomit to some people is because of the milk they use

[@conkerman01]

Butyric Acid.

[@mehallica666]

Nah, it's the vomit they use.

[@siema14123]

@@conkerman01 yeah, from the sour milk they use

[@PaulKrawitz94]

Do you know what's even more infuriating? Me pulling off that sticker and pressing "No Tip", plus a "I will never dine here again.".

[@reegsog]

Milk is a common staple for American lunch where you can get plain, chocolate, or strawberry. And it’s thanks to the “Got Milk?” situation where it was STRONGLY believed to be amazingly healthy for you. I liked it back in the day, but in high school I had to make sure they weren’t expired 😐

[@sinny5404]

As someone who has always hated milk and had friends who straight up couldn't drink it without exploding a toilet, I hated it. Forced to get up and drink from the nasty water fountain because the options were ALL milk

[@MatecaCorp]

It wasn’t strongly believed. It was literally just a huge scam to sell more milk because big dairy companies bribed the government to subsidize them while dairy consumption was declining

[@jokerofspades-xt3bs]

I guess I got lucky because my school had water bottles and actually decent food. Sure the food was probably still cheap but I would rather eat mac n cheese over some "health" slop on a bun

[@Avriel_Mimiga]

the trumoo chocolate milk is WAY too sweet, it's revoltingly sweet, i always got the plain milk

[@reegsog]

@@sinny5404 we had the options of juices as well but they were significantly smaller :(. The apple juice was fire

[@JellyBeanBun]

The lone star tick making you allergic to meat is a REAL thing.

[@TheHammerGuy94]

Let's hope vegans don't learn about this tick. Some evil vegan activist could think about breeding an army of these then releasing them. Or findng ways to add LSTicks to a list of common house pests. However, considering many vegan activists don't know how ecology works, or willfully ignore it (like how invasive species work), I don't know if they'll catch on. but sometimes, evil knows no bounds.

[@Red_Storm1]

i was eatimng kimchen wings when youn uploads this memeulois

[@eikkuuuu]

12:04 the idea of ​​that glass is that it shows an ad but you can still see through the glass that you can see the products. it just hasn't been set up yet and that's why you can't see through it. I've seen these before.

[@sammathis6634]

Ok but like 99 billion dollars of debt isn't even that much, just ask my dad

[@Pugzie2000]

4:47 Fun fact: this is done intentionally in America because when they first started making chocolate in America it took so long to transport ingredients that the milk started to go off and produce lactic acid which makes it taste sour, but Americans got used to the taste so they now add lactic acid to chocolate

[@marklawrence3642]

i think it's mildly iunfuriating when my streamer mate has a breakdown and threatens to brick his gf

[@mister-canada367]

What is brick slang for?

[@marklawrence3642]

@@mister-canada367 what do you reckon it means to brick someone?

[@skullsworld3723]

The GP experience is a canon event everybody needs to experience to learn the word patience. But right when I turned 18 I had to phone up for an appointment due to severe back pain and they gave me an appointment from an hour after the call because they were worried (I was shocked ngl that a GP was worried about me 😂). I sat in the waiting room, expecting to wait for and hour or 2 in agony just to then hear my GP call me 5 minutes after I sat down. I was very surprised and my family said for now on I'm gonna be booking the appointments cause I'm the 'lucky one'. If you're wondering it turns out I had sacroiliatis and they were worried I was becoming paralysed and if I required emergency surgery. I was just on the verge of that scenario but I got my medicine for it

[@DJVideso]

Do NOT insult school Mac & Cheese

[@user-xd7dt6gr8l]

thank you george for telling us americans to look out for lone star ticks (in the country when i was younger playing in a field and removing these afterwards was all part of a typical day. the meat allergy is a relatively uncommon tickborne illness, one of many. i am now an entomologist and the only bugs i truly fear are ticks and bedbugs. my mentor relocates venomous reptiles, pest mammals, wasp nests etc. and the only animal that has ever landed him in the hospital was a tick. dont move here!)

[@octopus8978]

0:03 YES WE ALL SAY IN UNISON

[@t900HAWK]

7:00 As a person who has worked in a bakery we literally tell our customers to very clearly write the letters in print then select the font you wanna use.

[@johnlochness]

I knew someone who loved Hersheys chocolate bar, I was so excited when I went to the US and bought one. It’s like brown lard 🤢🤢🤮🤮

[@JunjiDorito]

same i remember my mum bringing hersheys kisses home from the USA once and we were excited to try them. We all spat them out 🤮😂

[@siema14123]

@@JunjiDorito they use an acid that's found in vomit, so it's only natural that your instinct would be to spit it out

[@kevin1153]

1:18 maybe that’s illegal in the UK but here in the US we have a holiday dedicated to having businesses do that to people.

[@TheGhostAvatar]

1:10 Nope, not illegal, even in the UK. Its not a was price, its typical price. Which is like RRP in the UK. So what they are advertising is X% off the RRP, not a saving of X% on a previous price. Its misleading, especially for someone who just briefly looks at the pricing. But not illegal in itself. Where they could get in trouble is establishing the RRP. For example "The fact that an RRP was recommended by the manufacturer is not in itself sufficient to demonstrate that this is the price that consumers will generally have to pay"

[@mattd1380]

The meet allergy from tick bites in the Appalachia mountains is actually very real and has been coming into light strongly the past 3 years

[@sergeantsainsburys9181]

Fun fact mr memeulous American choclate tastes like that cause they put chemicals from vomit into the choclate to stop it melting

[@TotalWeapon26]

🧢

[@TotalWeapon26]

Just googled it, what the actual fuck

[@abzinhoo]

Oh

[@jkr9594]

10:32 I do not get why people complain about this. If you really want a chair, just claim it before breakfast. If you are already on holiday, you're probably getting up early anyway, so there literally isn't any issue here. The only people that would complain here are those that are sleeping in anyways, so therefore do not need chairs.

[@SB-cz9vo]

7:27 This is called a bot. Someone has most likely taken over that crappy operating system, and while you don't see any obvious malfunctions, they can use it for nefarious actions, such as in a botnet.

[@sakaraist]

9:35 I had a similar project in highschool in a challenge class, as well as uni for engineering. No shot an 8 year old can do that lmao. At this point you're just praying one of the parents is an engineer.

[@bugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugs]

yeah the lone star and deer tick go hard over here, but theyre more dense in certain areas, plus if you just dont outside then you never get a tick

[@nandin1997]

People really be like 24 dollar meal, don't tip, business owner pockets all profits: 👍 20 dollar meal, tip 4 dollars employee who did the work gets decent cut of profit: THIS IS A HORRIBLE SYSTEM WHY WOULD I PAY THEM FOR THE SERVICE THEY PROVIDED ME

[@dripwagon6]

first

[@mythical2134]

shut up

[@InvalidSoup]

Shut up

[@StarTheGunslinger]

🤓

[@Cgg222]

Gg

[@justmoony243]

no

[@gordug]

That homework was clearly made with ChatGPT in mind

[@Gayditor]

george is a valid homestuck troll name

[@nickkozak4763]

the kid spending his 50 really infuriated me. i straight up would ban him from devices and make him do everything.

[@livwake]

On the other hand it’s better he realises that’s stupid af as a teenager with a relatively small amount of money rather than as an adult

[@nickkozak4763]

@@livwake (they don’t learn unless you teach them)

[@lordstrategy4240]

0:08 the Government tried to get rid of their debts by forcibly pushing them onto this dude 😂😂😂

[@OwenW21]

Watching this in a spoons. Just feel like George would be proud of me for that

[@Arran05]

Proper Brexit watching

[@gubbesnubbe4900]

as a student i wold personaly think the last picture looks like a pretty good lunch compared to what we get sometimes in the cafeteria.(so long there is nothing objectivly wrong with it like when we got rock hard chicken nuggets that barely fits in youre mouth so you need to sit in silence and just try to swallow the food)

[@witchywoman2008]

This is one of my favourite subreddits. Every post makes my teeth itch.

[@gazwilliams-nc7jp]

A good way to take a sunlounger that some main character decalred was theirs with their sacred towel Is to pick the chair up, move it away from where it was, sit down and watch as they angrily pick their towel off the floor from the other side of the pool 😅

[@violet_skiess]

george discovering american public school lunches is so funny to me

[@ishaghost]

2:17 Words of wisdom