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[@dylanwade9825]

I love your reactions! More Daniel Tosh reactions are always welcome!

[@jubei20111]

The bitcoins on that guys' hard drive is worth close to $500m today.

[@Ah_Yote]

Damn the older the story gets, the bigger the mistake gets

[@scionixx9568]

@@Ah_Yote omg I’d die

[@PopKnows]

Don't know how old this video was - but at today's rate a single Bitcoin is valued at 63K-64K or approx. $480,000,000.00

[@howardwillow]

It reached 69k a few days ago😂

[@miamidolphinsfan]

I have an older cousin who was an only child...her dad owned about 40 acres in the Miami neighborhood called the Coconut Grove, her father sold them in 1932 because he needed money because of the depression...sold them for $20,000 - but today they are worth $47 million

[@imajhawk6146]

I once threw away about $18k worth of hydrocodone when working at a pharmaceutical company. Luckily, it was found before it went into the dumpster. They accused me of trying to sneak it out of the building but it was a legit mistake.

[@Thhrhshrgsh]

One of my most expensive mistake was throwing away a gold bullion that my friend stole from his parents and gave to me in elementary school. We were in class watching a movie eating lunch and I had placed it on my tray and covered it with a napkin. When I threw my tray. I had forgotten about it on accident

[@briankgarland]

Narrator: I don't condone colonization. Also Narrator: I'm doing pretty good in this former colony, thanks.

[@mfree80286]

Ford apparently was good at learning lessons, it was a whopping 6 years from the Edsel intro to the Ford Mustang being unleashed on the public... EDIT: There are Edsels on ebay for well under 20 grand.

[@tweeotch]

When I went to university I needed money really bad so I sold a bunch of my old baseball cards from the '70s and '80s to a card dealer who turned out to be a shyster. For $40 I sold him probably over a thousand dollars of cards. Even for the time, they were worth around $600. I'll never forget the TWO Rickie Henderson rookie cards alone in that deal.

[@mbulelobam7529]

Yeah in South Africa we had a similar problem, shiny new trains, too tall for the railway tunnels and bridges. The problem is you can't suddenly raise the heights of bridges and tunnels.

[@vaahtobileet]

The first "mistake" seems like a thing they would've had to face at some point anyway: standardizing the railways. Buying the trains wasn't a mistake, unless they could've bought some type of train that can go on tracks of two different widths. I'm sure most countries have had a standardized track gauge for a long time.

[@wormhole331]

I bought two computers last year and had them mining the whole year and I made about 6K. Easy peasy, just let them do their thing. You don’t need to babysit them.

[@hifijohn]

RCA lost over $600M with its analog video disc player.But the biggest has to be the entire space shuttle program it was suppose to be a cheap way of getting stuff up to low earth orbit but every launch cost over $1.5B and two out of the five spacecraft were destroyed in accidents, killing 14 astronauts

[@twylitejones]

thoroughly enjoy your channel guys. it's a regular daily treat. keep up the good content. it's gotten to the point now that when you make the daily upload, I wonder what color Fred Perry Daz is going to be wearing this time. 😆 all the best to you blokes🍻

[@jacket6139]

This makes me feel betters about the few thousands i lost 😂

[@garyi.1360]

I dispute the overall loss by Tiger. Not too long after Tiger's popularity began to grow more in other circles.

[@jeffburdick869]

10:40 a few years ago while dealing with big money real estate transactions(I'm a real estate broker), I was told on a phone call to "rescind the offer" but I had heard "resend the offer." Fortunately it left me perplexed enough that I double checked and didn't make a massively costly mistake.

[@tee4222]

I did the exact same thing with bitcoins. I used to play this Diablo 2 game back when bitcoin first started up. We used to farm them and use them to trade for items in the game. To me it was just a useless game currency. I accumulated about 120 and then quit playing the game. Eventually I upgraded my computer and threw the one with the bitcoins away. It wasn’t until years later when I realized bitcoins were actually worth something. Still makes me sick to think about. But yeah, back then there was no wallet. They were stored as code on your hard drive and that’s it..

[@BillColeExperience]

Lottery. I had five of six in the lottery once. Like Daz, it was at a time when there were over 800 winners. Got $29. Today, you get $1 million

[@the_eaglefan]

I think there is an Office Blokes Try episode coming up in Leeds in the near future...

[@j.b.taylor2452]

Just signed back up to Patreon, glad to show my support..

[@jasongalley604]

Loss is relevant though. I don't "feel better" about any of my losses after seeing this because I haven't been in a position to lose that kind of money. Yeah it makes me go "ouch..that would suck" but beyond that it means nothing to me. The only ones I may slightly care about are the ones like the bitcoin dude and the lost lottery tickets. Because those people COULD have been me.

[@Nekotaku_TV]

Yeah, it doesn't make sense. Few have that much to begin with... It's all relative.

[@420johonig]

That Japanese almost definitely committed Seppuku after that loss.

[@karenlynn6860]

You guys are great!! Love from southern USA.

[@Pandemiclui]

once read the yen to usd exchange wrong at the bank. it was a filling in the paper and it read: USD/Yen amount _____. and i thought it was asking how much yen i wanted, so i was hoping to just get 10k yen~ $90, so i wrote 10.000, and when i gave them my card and the paper, the manager had to come up to me to ask if i meant yen not usd. they ended up taking back all their forms as the writing was slightly vague and confusing. thanks to the manager, or else id get handed over a million yen.

[@lori241]

My Dad has an Edsel. He found it it the 70's and fixed it up.

[@unklscrufy]

Ron Wayne's 10% share of Apple would be worth $230 billion today. But hey, $800 is $800, right? 😬💲💲💲

[@Kjetilstorm]

Skip to 19:30 to see Dave on the left.

[@johnbrown8570]

What about him? He isn’t doing anything.

[@timothycook2917]

I've never won a lottery, but I did have a ticket one time where the numbers where off by one each, so instead of winning numbers were like 36, 12, 18, 23...etc, mine where like 35,11,17,22 ...

[@trinidadjames203]

That's sick!

[@briankgarland]

Yep, I'm still pissed about selling 25 bitcoins when they hit $1,000. It was a huge profit over what I bought them for, but if I had only waited just a little longer.

[@Cnith]

My first thought when I saw the title was that Mars story. Nice video.

[@KilyanAustin]

Here I am wondering which supermarket I have to go to. To get cheaper groceries.

[@jeffburdick869]

So the Apple guy sold 10% of the company for $800, that was worth 35 billion in 2013(I assume even more today). Even if he really needed the money, he could've sold 9.9% of Apple stock for $792 dollars which would've been worth 35 million in 2013. I mean, obviously a billion is way more than a million. But you're living a pretty damn comfortable life with a net worth of 35 million. Its kinda like...a few years ago, the powerball lottery or whatever got up to like $300 million or something like that and all of my co-workers were going to chip in and buy a bunch of tickets and the share would be doled out proportionally to what you put in. I knew we weren't going to win, but the FOMO of "what if I don't do it, and they win? Could you imagine how depressing it would be seeing all of your former co-workers taking their private jets from their mansion to their yacht while I'm still waking up to my alarm to go work all day?" It was like "its worth $2 to me to not have that fear."

[@Marthyboy88]

"Bitcoin hit its peak, and he would've had 127M" Actually, if he had held until today, he'd have 472M... insane

[@jacobpowell7697]

These guys need to react to wheel walker

[@Rob-ji8gm]

It used to be that you could only have a physical wallet (hard drive). Now you have alot more options to keep them safe.

[@leetsausage]

I have a broken hard drive with 400-ish BTC on it. A multi-million dollar paperweight. It didn't bother me much when the hard drive failed, I had won all of it playing poker and it was only worth a few hundred dollars at the time, easy come easy go. Then bitcoin exploded...oof. Always back up your wallets.

[@renville_]

Please do more tosh stand up

[@Poopsticle_256]

14:02 Actually Edsels aren’t worth that much money. They’re fairly undesirable compared to some other cars from the era, and at the end of the day, they still manufactured a lot of them, they just couldn’t get them off of dealer lots when they were new.

[@xdizzle0460]

Last month i bought a 5.5k dollar machine and it broke the same day it was set up. In the process of getting it serviced so I probably won't end up losing anything on it in the end but watching 5.5k evaporate in front of your eyes still feels pretty awful

[@kinjiru731]

Even if the bitcoin guy found the hard drive, it's probably way too damaged by now to ever recover the data from it.

[@jerryactrik1901]

that's only slightly worse than the Giants signing Kenny Golladay

[@betsyduane3461]

A mint Edsel today is only worth about $30k

[@Vendrix86]

BTC is one of those set it and forget it type of assets. I just put in $20 a week.

[@rachaelwhite5961]

I know nothing about Bitcoin..do you recommend anything that would explain it well?

[@blakerh]

@@rachaelwhite5961 if you don't know anything about Bitcoin, please never buy any. There are a lot of scammers that will steal your money.

[@rachaelwhite5961]

Oh I have no interest in buying it, it’s just anything I’ve seen about it seems skewed for it or against and I’m curious, but I hate learning about something based on propaganda.

[@majindomttv3903]

They say he cant search while everyone that works there is. But people have said that if the creator of Bitcoin ever became public it would crash because people would sell.

[@likespinningpats]

The Ford Edsel is not as expensive as you might think. Would be to get one over there but in the US they're not that expensive

[@joshuabolton3866]

Office Blokes play Geoguessr

[@Kennymac8251]

I think this guy with the bitcoin is british, southampton maybe. I believe he offered the local council half the value if they would dig through the dump. They said no because of the harm to the environment and he may not find it and if he did find it it may not be recoverable.

[@alexwarner6111]

What about Johnny Hutchison who turned down the drummers role in The Beatles?

[@polynesian77]

Y’all need to see Drew Lynch.

[@ORagnar]

Bit coin has an encryption code that is unbreakable by even the fastest super computer. I guess he lost the key.

[@mfree80286]

Just to rub it in some more, 7500 bitcoin nowadays is frighteningly close to half a billion dollars.

[@aledtx9168]

Key and peele consequences

[@raulcastro3277]

Somebody place Mike's mic a bit closer please.

[@momentary_]

Dave, bitcoins do not exist on your hard drive. They exist in the bitcoin network, specifically in the ledger of all transactions. What he has on his hard drive was a bitcoin address to the $127 million worth of bitcoin. Anyone who knows that address and the password can access those bitcoin. I'm assuming he still knows the password, so all he needs is the address.

[@eddierancid4884]

american cars from the 50s and 60s are great to look at but awful to drive. technology advances for a reason right? haha here we see a lot resto-mods. update old car with modern brakes, suspension, AC etc. and some are so good, they can look like the day it rolled off the line. great video as always gentlemen!

[@jlondon1441]

Had a three on the tree, no power steering and manual brakes. Talk about having things to do while driving, bright lights button was on floor also. I halfway wish it was the norm still, maybe people wouldn’t use phone or do other stuff while driving.

[@eddierancid4884]

@@jlondon1441 that's fine and dandy, but take a corner or try to stop at speed. potentially 2 of the scariest things to do in old cars haha

[@TheJstroud24]

I feel like dogshit when I lose a few bucks. Can’t imagine throwing away $127 million in Bitcoin.

[@jappperon7012]

was gonna buy bitcoin but got fired the day before, planned 20 bucks when it was 17cents a coin.

[@LancerX916]

Something happened like two weeks ago to this dipshit racist artist in my industry. He spent like 2 months drawing all these drawings to sell as NFTs. When he listed them he put the decimal point in the wrong spot and they all sold for a grand total of $100. The rest of us in the industry couldn't stop laughing and karma got him.

[@TheGoldenChildJai]

If time warner and AOL knew that streaming would be a thing, they could have hopped on it long before Netflix

[@punkwarlord]

Buy Bitcoin.

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

This was so MOIST

[@sc1338]

So he’s going through a divorce eh? Lol

[@weed420usa8]

Who

[@weed420usa8]

Dave

[@Andres64B]

How is that funny?

[@blakerh]

I am glad the guy lost his Bitcoin. Investing in fake currency is so stupid.