r/Coolguides | banana for scale

[@barkinboyy]

Please tell me I wasn't the only one thinking that was Jack trying to do a Robin impression?

[@punk-pangolins]

ikr

[@osheridan]

10/10 pfp

[@THE_MoshiFever]

Literally I thought it was anyone but Robin

[@theicecreamninja101]

Nice pfp

[@SaneAcorn2389]

It takes me a minute to figure out which narrator it is anyway

[@haruneko9435]

for the "how to survive a waterfall" 6th panel, i wish they emphasised the importance of swimming away from the waterfall even before you break the surface. it's important because of a deadly phenomenon called "drowning machine's". basically it's an underwater vortex that if caught in is nearly impossible to escape without outside assistance and causes anything or anyone caught in it to spin around underwater endlessly like a washing machine killing it's victim, hence the nickname "drowning machines"

[@datengineer2174]

Another specific thing about that is not to swim straight down either, as depending on either the height or intensity it can erode a pool at the base that's full of these cyclic currents, your best aim is downstream.

[@Atlasworld2005]

this comment deserves way more than 7 goddamn likes

[@Jackie_XIII]

Slight correction to the cryptid map. In Florida it's not called the "swamp ape" it's actually the "skunk ape". Swamp apes are just Florida men and FishingGarrett.

[@Craxin01]

I've lived in Oklahoma almost all my life and just found out there's supposed to be an Oklahoma Octopus.

[@TheJasonParser]

I’m in the Florida evergreens and I got a homo sapien here *boop*.

[@audiocoffee]

the thing about ginger is true. as someone with stupidly complex stomach issues, I either eat some candied ginger, eat a pile of home-made ginger biscuits, drink ginger beer (the non-alchohol type), or ginger and lemon tea to settle it. it's what they recommend for pregnant women when going through morning sickness. also, I freakin' love ginger.

[@DemoniaWhisper]

it is also good when you have NERD ( non errosive reflux diseas) and it is starting after a meal or whenever you feel bad about it. It helps the stomach. Also peppermint for bloating, I use it every time and it works pretty well. Green tea is meh, it is more likely makes you pee a lot, which I know is also the part of your metabolism, but it is not that big of a deal. Elderflower... never tried, but as all warm drinks are said to help to feel better when you have the flu or the common cold it might do something, worth trying.

[@SarahAbramova]

Also make sure whatever you consume, it has actual ginger as an ingredient. A lot of ginger ale brands don't. My mom just pours boiling water over smashed ginger, maybe adds lemon and honey, and gives it to me when I'm sick.

[@archer4424]

Was going to say lol, I'm nauseous basically 24/7 because of hashtag health issues, and I LOVE candied ginger. It helps a lot

[@SarahAbramova]

​@@DemoniaWhisperI am avid tea drinker, peppermint is one of my favorites. Never had Elderflower though either.

[@audiocoffee]

elderflower is awesome. I'll add that it does get addictive. chammomile is ok, but, I make it in a stupidly huge plastic coffee beaker at bedtime and I'm still awake at 5am because I appear to be immune to its effects. @@DemoniaWhisper

[@osheridan]

8:44 Fun Fact: There is a prison in Peru exclusively for former presidents (It's full and can't take in any more people)

[@theblinkingbrownie4654]

Sounds like a place

[@tzisorey]

I know that emotion one seems a bit weird, but I remember seeing it in the original source - it's to help budding artists know how to draw the more complicated emotional expressions.

[@OxPolya]

Your joy around “FROGMAN!!” and the cryptid map in general gives me life. -a cryptid fan

[@marchcross9851]

If Robin actually made that video on the cryptid map, I would absolutely watch the shit out of it

[@jayglenn837]

You know what's sad? A lot of the Google search symbols & boolean operators don't even work anymore.

[@sylverscale]

Tilt and turn is the most common window type in European houses I guess? Definitely in German houses. That's almost every window, and doors to balconies or porches are mostly like that as well. On the con side, they're also not easy for AC installs. There are ways around it but they're not always convenient.

[@audiocoffee]

UK here. what's aircon?🤣 all the windows in my neighbourhood are tilt and turn - high-rise, low-rise, house, bungalow - they all have the same type. however, my kitchen window likes to be a total t**t and attempt both maneouvres at once, meaning I have to get the step ladders out and fix the damned thing. the only cure was to not put it in tilt mode at any time. got them because they're (apparently) easier to maintain/change/upgrade.

[@silent__boss]

In Lithuania tilt and turn is also the norm. We dont don't really use aircons because there is no need.

[@The_Fire8]

Here in Poland also tilt and turn windows everywhere

[@tatsuk0-chan72]

Man i want my tilt and turn windows again :( had them im the flat i grew up in, but ever since i live in berlin all my windows are these old, badly insulated double windows :') oh what i would give to get these actual good windows back...

[@floot727]

the only window type in russia, other types either do not exist at all or appear in some exotic buildings after being imported or built manually with the purpose of just having it as different from everything else in the country as possible

[@takeru6549]

Essential oils are literally just oils that come from a certain thing. Pepermint oil, lavender oil, etc. These things aren't gonna fix you by any means but they smell nice and can help you feel nice by extension. Tired of the hate they get just because nobody knows how to use them properly.

[@minishuu-vl4zd]

just because people sold them as the cure to cancer doesn't mean that they're completely useless. they can be useful for a lot of things, even if it's just a placebo effect

[@takeru6549]

@@minishuu-vl4zd Exactly

[@10Neon]

People mistake and marketers take advantage of the fact that 'essential' can mean "required to live" or "element that characterizes a thing". Naturally every single essential oil is the second kind.

[@basilbat273]

They can't cure cancer or anything that multi level marketing company's try to convince you, but most essential oils have a mild effect on cold symptoms

[@THE_GREMLINZ_OFFICIAL]

@@10Neonyou can call them [source] essence oils

[@SoratheWonderful]

21:02 I am gonna break this to you. all fruit and vegetables have flowers, from carrots to potatoes to apples to bananas. in order to have that fruit or product the flower has to have been pollinated. it’s how companies who produce seeds for people at home or commercial get said seeds from the flowers if it’s like carrots or even rhubarb. And guess what? those flowers are gorgeous take time to looks flowers of your favorite fruit or veggies or greens and please appreciate them seriously look up potato flowers

[@adrianblake8876]

Wild carrot is known as "Queen Anne's Lace" due to how the flower looks. Wild carrot barely has edible carrot, though, so it's a weed....

[@MinTea14]

As someone who had a garden (including peas, peppers, pumpkins once, tomatoes and strawberries) I forgot it wasn't common knowledge that fruits and veggies flower

[@MinTea14]

Just googled potatoe flower and OH MY WORD. BEAUTIFUL

[@GenerationalSavant]

Yep, (very) lightly exasperatedly said "they all do" at the screen. And then said 'well not all' not meaning no flower, just not quite the same direct relationship as the strawberry. But many do!

[@mettaton-x]

I feel like I’m in a room with a bunch of plant nerds and apparently you guys are just as chill and cool as us theater people (not theater kids, we don’t even know what they are)

[@RC-8107]

I can confirm that ginger tea will help nausea, especially paired with lemon. The lemon helps immediately because it turns alkali when metabolized, the ginger helps over a longer period because gingerol (the primary compound in ginger) breaks down into shogaol and zingerone when heated. All three of these compounds stimulate the digestive tract to help things move down and out of the stomach. Conversely, if you need to make yourself vomit, you can mix some mustard powder in a cup of water.

[@bronzebeez9963]

Should I ask how you know about the mustard powder?

[@RC-8107]

@@bronzebeez9963 Used too much in deviled eggs this Thanksgiving, learned the hard way. I was off on the measurements in my original comment though. It's a US tablespoon mixed in a half pint of cold water

[@jacobc9221]

​@@RC-8107I wonder if mustard in a bottle works as a substitute at all

[@falcie7743]

The whole rug pull switching to subscriptions for software is really out of hand. They're doing it a lot for "smart" devices and other cloud connected stuff. They decide that after you pay $500 for a camera, you suddenly 6 months later either need to pay $20 a month or your camera is literally useless.

[@Craxin01]

Yeah, they want to take money, not earn money. Rental should be something very specific and rare, not for a product you need to do your freaking job. I think the videogame industry is perverting all other industries since they found clever ways to bilk money out of "whales."

[@mrpekoni]

Can confirm, as an European, I do indeed go feral at the sight of a house without the specific kind of window

[@MarzieMalfoy]

Well, now I need this 30+ minute video of Robin going over cryptids!

[@nikitatavernitilitvynova]

My dad one day was driving home from work. And he felt this sharp pain in his left arm and became incredibly dizzy. He was hauled to the nearest hospital in code red because they thought he was having a heart attack based on the symptoms. For the people who don't know in Italy there's a system called triage. Where they assign a code to each patient in order to figure out who is seen by the doctor first and last. They go if I'm not wrong from white/green white being not urgent at all (if it exists) and green being sick but okay doing. To black which is rarely given as it indicates a dead patient. During that time my mom made an absolute fool of herself on the highway on dad's car trying to get to him. She had activated the windshield wipers and had no idea how to turn them off. She asked a motorcyclist how to do that and he frankly responded he drives a motorbike not a car. He didn't know either. And it doesn't help it was sunny and bright outside. I better remind her to study how to turn them on and off if she truly plans on getting a car. Anyways my dad didn't not in fact have a heart attack and the doctors couldn't figure out what happened. And he only felt that that one time. The only time he came near feeling the same was this year when he was working in the blazing sun with 40 degrees (104F°) on a building's facade. He was about to pass out before complaing to his boss to be sent home because of the impossible life threatening conditions.

[@palmossi]

Oh my god that’s a lot of text!

[@electricheartpony]

So, yes, we also have triage. I believe that's a thing world wide to some degree. I'm glad they took that extremely seriously though!

[@QuikVidGuy]

In the US triage is usually done by numbers because most hospitals use color systems for threats (red for fire, black for terrorist action, yellow for toxic substance exposure, blue for cardiac arrest, etc)

[@alchemysaga3745]

​@@palmossiHaving a short attention span isn't the same as something being a lot of text. Does it somehow make you feel superior to tell someone they've "typed too much" for your attention span? Because that's the only reason to waste everyone's time, including yours, to do it.

[@allydoseart7076]

It sounds like a mini stroke I'm no doctor and of course I don't have a lot of information but this is my best guess

[@Beregorn88]

"panini" is an italian publisher specialized in collectable stickers, "panino" is the italian word for "small sized bread"; since most of the stuffed bread is made with small sized bread, they got the same name. Same for piadina: "piadina" is just the flat bread part, but it is also used to indicate a piadina with an unspecified filling, like "sandwich" indicates any dish made with some filling between two slices of bread.

[@SolaireHighwind]

Google search tricks are actually pretty useful for avoiding AI in image results, I always pop in before:2022 (before ai art got big, I do before:2021 or 2020 sometimes to be extra sure)

[@gone_mad-tryagainlater]

8:11 I just did the math, this number assumes that each car carries 1.6 people, which does not check out. For standard 5 seat cars, it would only take 200 to move 1000 people

[@adrianblake8876]

This is normal car capacity, not maximum capacity... It also assumes normal bus capacity is 55 per bus, and 250 per train wagon, can't fact-check the accuracy of these numbers...

[@GenerationalSavant]

Yeah it's talking about practical use. And 1.6 is the 'common' number (not sure which exact math model, weighted average maybe???). It's why HOV is only 2 in so many areas. The vast majority of cars, regardless of their capacity, have 1 person in them at any given time.

[@kazzjazz5537]

I love how much robin cares about the people watching and being exposed to the content, like digging deeper and not taking every thing at face value as to not mislead people. Also, i loved watching this sub be looked at!!

[@Craxin01]

23:59 Ginger has been used for millennia to treat nausea. I put a quarter teaspoon of ginger powder in something strong tasting (to mask the flavor and lessen the burn) when I'm nauseas. Hasn't failed me yet. Wouldn't mind trying ginger tea.

[@Aaaaaaaalonika]

13:48 I only just started driving and I don’t drive at night because I have an eye mutation that makes me basically 90% night blind. I didn’t realize y’all could see someone if they’re wearing black at night. Can’t even with headlights unless you’re literally right in front of them.

[@KattoTang]

It's damn near impossible to see someone if they're wearing dark clothing at night unless they're either directly in front of/near the headlights or the area is extremely well-lit. Either Robin has superhuman night vision or he lives in an area with a lot of lights.

[@andrewrock977]

We need a video of Robin talking about cryptozoology

[@doctorwhofan6340]

22:00 I wish I had known about this before i tried running from my neighbors dog when it crawled under its fence, and I got bit in the thigh. Then again, i wasn't really paying attention because i was just minding my own business throwing bird seed in my own yard, and he came out of nowhere and didn' known what to do.

[@zainanwar9281]

Ginger tea will def help with nausea but its more so due to it being ginger not the tea itself. If you dont have any other options ginger ale can also help as long as you dont drink too much since it's carbonated and too much could make nausea worse for some

[@random_internetperson]

As a Australian, I can confirm you can mostly only get 3 pounds of bananas for five dollars

[@LightsAnon]

as an australian... wtf is a pound

[@reggiePLEASE]

@@LightsAnon ~0.454 kilos. 3lbs is around 1.36kg

[@jasmineninja1578]

The ginger thing is totally true! Its not gonna cure anything but if you're nauseous it is amazing and i swear by it. (That or smelling something like lemon juice) But it works great with morning sickness, allergy nausea and even chemo radiation nausea, totally recommend. Also personally I really like ginger and much prefer it to Dramamine since it smells good and tastes good too. It works in literally anything as well, smoothies, candies, tea etc. so you can adjust it to your tastes. (Can freeze it as well to preserve it, saved me lots of money as a broke student lol)

[@Windmelodie]

A lot of natural remedies are helpful, but obviously not all-cures. You won't "cure" cancer with herbs and essential oils, but if you suffer from a cold, digestion issues etc. then some things can help soothe you. Like ginger with nausea, you can use onions in cloth wraps to help with pain in the ears due its mild antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, honey helps soothe bad coughs and grated apples can help with diarrhea due to their fluids, fibers and their easiness on the stomach. Obviously, even when using natural remedies, one needs to be aware that they can't help with serious issues and to always consult a medical professional beforehand. Again, they're no *cure* but they can help soothe some symptoms and many have been used for centuries.

[@SilverStaticcc]

1:22 As someone from California, I have 2 things to say. 1, willow creek is considered the Bigfoot capital of the world, and 2, ours is not Tahoe Tessie, it’s either Fresno night crawlers, or dark watchers.

[@contemptforman.]

15:43 oh wow! i never thought that i’d see another hypochondriac lurking about the internet, it’s just been me, myself and i. glad i’m not alone in this lmao

[@p.brooke]

11:27 Some of the notable corgi names: Sherry and Whiskey, siblings; Honey having a pup named Bee; Mask; Fable and Myth, siblings; Brush having a pup named Sweep; Windsor Loyal Subject; Socks; Disco; and Windsor Quiz. Definitely some... interesting names (and some adorable ones)

[@GenerationalSavant]

Windsor is likely her kennel name, those may have been dogs that were actually shown or otherwise competed.

[@Vahlsten]

Robin, about that being dressed in black with no reflectors in the dark... As a part of my driving lessons my dad took me and my brother and my mom to a back forrest road in late September before there was snow, also there was no streetlights on that road, first he dropped me off and told me to wait at the start of the road, then he drove off and dropped my lil bro and my mom at random spots of that road and came back, swapped me to be the driver and said, let's go, stop when you see them. Off we went and after 2 minutes he told me to stop and I did and he said: "You didn't see your brother at the side of the road did you?" and I was like: "Nope" and he was like: "Yup there he was." opened the door a bit and told my brother to get in the car we carried on and I saw the glimmering reflector on my mom's clothes about 2 bends in the road before. So either your place has streetlights or shit ton of light pollution (yes it's a thing) and you don't know what a proper dark is like... EDIT: I want to clarify, I wrote this BEFOREE the video got to the light pollution bit, and Finalnd has MOSTLY the best kind of Streetlights, we like our star gazing on a clear moonlit winter nights while there is lots of snow and silence blesses our ears like a lovers kiss in the morning. Wow that came out exactly as it was supposed to, enjoy the image!

[@BinglesP]

2:25 FINALLY SOMEONE SHOUTING OUT DAVINCI RESOLVE! I use it to edit YTPs. I tried using Vegas but I immediately quit after a day because it has no equivalent to the multiple-timelines-per-project system.

[@joshuahunt3032]

2:15 That map is weirdly-aligned. The “frogman” is apparently an Ohio thing, apparently from Loveland (in Ohio’s south). I’ve never heard of it because I live a lot closer to the Erie Lakefront. Edit: the frogman might’ve also been a large, tailless iguana.

[@Bearded_Dragon]

21:45 YES i go fishing and this is our main knot. We call it the loop knot and it us the most useful thing

[@bird_b0nezz]

Okay so anyone who knows anything about autism knows the term “high functioning” and “low functioning” but those terms are incredibly abstract and frankly ableist, because autism is a spectrum, so there isn’t “more autistic” and “less autistic” so for example I use 3 people, Mary, Bob, and max. Mary: Mary is autistic, she can speak very well, and is very good at art, but she has very bad social anxiety and cannot remember faces or names easily. Bob: Bob is autistic, he is semi nonverbal, so when he gets overwhelmed he stops talking, he also has a stutter, but he has great memory and can do maths and English very easily Max: max is autistic, he cannot speak and tics, he struggles in English and maths, but is a very good artist, he can lean art very quickly. They are all autistic.

[@pebsiburbger]

Would like to add that there can be crossover with ADHD where you can act similarly but not have autism/ have autism but not adhd. Also some people with autism have a comorbid with adhd

[@GenerationalSavant]

Also doesn't account for masking. Mary might be able to fake sociability in many situations, but would be much more comfortable and better off (the other person too!) with more support in that area. I know functioning labels are problematic but they also do try to describe a legitimate difference that it helps to be able to discuss. Babysitting (or teaching, or transporting, etc) my autistic child who has very high support needs in communication, personal care, and safety is not babysitting my autistic child who has high support needs in socialization, nor should it be for everyone's comfort and safety. I think 'high support needs'/'low support needs' /in x area/task/situation/stimulus/etc/ is a decent balance of encompassing without just over generalizing. Paired with the important distinction that support needs can change, both over time and day to day or min to min..

[@bird_b0nezz]

@@GenerationalSavant yes I fully agree! As a autistic person, I know many others would agree that “high support” or “low support” is a much more appropriate term

[@KattoTang]

@@bird_b0nezz Also autistic and I also agree with y'all. People who use functioning labels often don't realize that a person's level of functioning is often dependent on the situation, environment, the people around, stress levels, etc. It's not a constant by any means. Specifying level of support needed for specific situations/tasks/etc is so much better.

[@kylergodfrey6243]

One interesting symptom of heart attacks is that you may feel something bad is going to happen (I don’t know what other things this applies to but if anyone knows any info on if this also would apply to strokes and stuff like that it would be greatly appreciated) also the symptoms for a heart attack and panic attack are pretty similar (though I don’t know if panic attacks vary in symptoms between genders)

[@GenerationalSavant]

Sense of impending doom. It's also a very important sign for postpartum hemorrhage.

[@kittyjuneo2218]

Panic attacks vary from person to person, not just gender. There are lots of different symptom combinations that can make up a panic attack.

[@1BoomerRedmon]

Bear Lake Monster is Graden City Utah. The story goes the Bear lake Monster is also Nessy from loch Ness. Since both Bear lake and loch Ness has a type of Cisco fish found nowhere else.

[@comfywoolsocks]

12:04 I have eaten a red onion like an apple twice. And I can confirm, this is true.

[@Craxin01]

22:30 Only been bit by a dog once, on the foot when hopping a fence (and the dog freaking knew me, she was just severely inbred and would attack anything moving fast enough). I do know, depending on the dog breed and what kind of life it has had, you might need to kill the dog to get it to let go. A pit-bull used for fighting or an attack dog of just about any breed won't let go without severe brain damage or actually being killed unless it's well-trained and commanded to let go. Just hope it doesn't get to step 5.

[@astronart8622]

I would love to watch a video about Robin talking about his color blindness. I think it would be really interesting, especially since everyone with color blindness sees colors ever so slightly differently

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

10:19 They forgot Steps 7 & 8... 7: Pray that the pool at the bottom of the waterfall is deep enough that you don't hit the bottom before you can start curving back up to the surface... 8: Pray the waterfall isn't tall enough for you to hit 50%* or more of Terminal Velocity before hitting the water below because water is incompressable and at those speeds, you will feel (and look) like you landed on concrete...there are tricks that you can use to cut into the water instead of going SPLAT, but no one other than Professional Cliff Divers are trained in them... * I'm guessing at the 50% number...however, there is a speed roughly around 50% of Terminal Velocity that when you reach it, hitting water is no more survivable than hitting concrete is...

[@GenerationalSavant]

Cutting the surface tension was the point of the legs together feet pointed etc part. But yeah, keeping yourself that way (especially in a longer and faster fall) is not remotely as easy as just saying that.

[@notjebbush]

Fear not, Robin. Penguins cannot carry rabies, as they are birds.

[@andrewollmann304]

0:55 To translate this graphic for y’all. Deuteranomaly- full red/green color blindness. Protanopia-Vivid red/green hues can’t be distinguished properly. Tritanopia-yellow/blue hues can’t be distinguished properly. -anomaly means that one of the three types of conecells is not there. -anopia means that they are there but they are not functioning correctly.

[@EM-nm3dr]

20:15 This exact guide allowed me to save my dog when she was choking ❤️

[@w12345-g]

21:16 OMG I recognized the mountain ridge in the background, and googled. Sure enough that is literally a diagram taken directly from my hometowns website (Fort Collins, CO). Please someone else notice this so I can share this cool coincidence.

[@EvanGhostboy]

As someone who has gonne to a frogman convention, I can confirm, frogman is cool asf.

[@ahmedkhan5628]

hmmm -_- that login screen @7:43 fell suspicious.

[@velociraptorhijinks7279]

Not just strawberries, all fruit (fruit used in a scientific sense) starts out as a flower! And every flower will create a fruit (not always edible though). The flower gets fertilized when it’s pollinated and the fruit serves as protection, nutrients, and/or a seed-spreading device for the seed(s)

[@bissutttsmat88788]

9:02 Yeah, it's pretty much a joke in Peruvian family that all of our presidents were either in jail or are currently sitting in jail

[@metareaper8008]

Robin I'm sorry to tell you this but all fruit starts off as a flower. Its what defines a fruit as a fruit. 21:08

[@AverageConsumer-uj8sm]

I thought what defined fruits as fruits was if they had seeds, and that's why tomatoes are fruits.

[@sylverscale]

If you're from Europe, it's weird that the tartness starts with Granny Smith. We have more sour apples here that are usually used for baking. But we also don't have many of these types but different ones instead. We do have Granny Smith, though.

[@blueyoshi8517]

I have a cooking apple tree.

[@sylverscale]

​@@blueyoshi8517Cool. I love cooking and baking with apples. 😁

[@purpleneons]

@@blueyoshi8517 oh wow what does it cook?

[@blueyoshi8517]

@@purpleneons take my like and leave

[@mailcs06]

21:53 Hey that’s one of the knots fishermen use!

[@Glegh]

5:39 you could use a runaway truck ramp. Driving into a runaway truck ramp and paying a towing fee is way better than paying for other damages. They are in place to save lives and I dont think you would get fined for using them in an emergency.

[@yamigekusu]

0:52 I have the rarest form of colorblindness- Tritanomaly. It is a milder form of the blue-yellow Tritanopia. I grew up thinking the sky was green, and that Rosalina from Super Mario Galaxy had pink hair. Whenever i color for my art and whatnot, I always hope that what i have is labelled clearly so I don't get wrong colors. My fiance helps me with identifying ones I have trouble with, so that's nice 🙂 The irony is that my three favorite colors are the ones i have the most trouble with- purple, green, and orange lmao.

[@anomalousanimates]

3:13 ngl i wanna make an animation software that can rival adobe animate/flash cuz i wanna be able to make cool animations made easier & faster without using adobe

[@pumpkinpatch2203]

The thing about dark chocolate and pain is true, to some extent. It's why a lot of women eat dark chocolate while on their period (and to help with their blood sugar)

[@martlettoo]

Ginger absolutely calms a nauseous stomach. Like, they literally know how and why it works.

[@ClutterfunkMC]

Robin needs r/eyebleach

[@mailcs06]

23:54 I think ginger does actually help with nausea but it doesn’t have to be tea. When I was young my mom would give me flat ginger ale to soothe my stomach when I was sick.

[@Coolestboy1]

17:10 I have learned that I have ANXIETY!!!🎉

[@vipperblaze8923]

a high intelligence low wisdom wizard would cast disintegration on a locked door

[@ThePinkDemon702]

Ginger IS in fact associated with curing nausea in general, even (naturally flavored) ginger ale

[@radio_marco]

27:42 yes it is. and now I'm sorry, I have to tilt my window.

[@AutumnForest862]

As someone who is allergic to antihistamines, elderflower really does help with symptoms. 😊

[@caitlinvanstaden8427]

The tea thing: ginger tea definitely helps with nausea. Helped me through morning sickness through my first trimester of my pregnancy.

[@AceFace350]

17:30 Looks like I'm always both a man and a woman have a heart attack, lol

[@kittkat1517]

17:13 as someone on heart medication at 20 I have this ish memorized and yeah the amount of symptoms that COULD be a heart attack makes me have a panic episode like 2 times a day. To me the more annoying thing is that how little doctors seem to listen to patients, I was very close to having a heart attack a few months ago and went to the hospital because I recognized the warning signs only to be told by 4 nurses and 2 doctors that "you're to young to be having heart issues, you're just working yourself up for nothing" then when I said "note that you're refusing to treat me so my family can sue when I die" then suddenly let's get an EKG and hook you up to monitors. Low and behold I had a heart rate of 122bpm and my BP was skyrocketing. TLDR: If a doctor is refusing to treat you or take you seriously tell them to put that on file. It'll be there for reference legally or they'll magically want to do tests and listen, especially if you are young or a minority

[@oyungogdfrust4136]

robin has a whole new enthusiasm in him i havent seen in 3 years. this is a nice change!

[@DrKid97]

As a michigander I have never heard of frogman but I fully support dogman

[@shrekchicken506]

Man, this new robabo guy is really putting in the good work.

[@BraydenLai-xt4nd]

I love eating bits of raw onion unironically.

[@TheDarthDuck]

Since the editor wanted some subreddits Robin would actually liked for a change, I was watching an older Emkay video, And Robin said his favorite subreddit was r/KamikazeByWords. This probably isn't being read but hopefully robin can get one he likes soon.

[@aloafofbread5450]

“Warning signs Someone’s Anxiety is setting in” My entire personality.

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Going for a walk in the woods is a SPECTACULARLY GREAT way to become Happy... The fact I'm dragging a dead body behind me for Disposal is just a coincidence... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[@kariduanimations]

A quintillion years is billions of times longer than the amount of time the universe has existed for

[@Graytail]

24:12 Umm.. 1943 batman looks more like the Penguine going to a costume party as Batman...

[@LilacStarbloom]

12:52 The real difference between "atomic" and "hydrogen" bombs is the type of method they use. Typically, when you hear about atomic bombs, you think of fission bombs- the splitting of an atom as it undergoes super-criticality. Iirc, fission bombs have an yield in the hundreds of kilotons. When you talk about hydrogen bombs, you are referring to fusion bombs- (which often times use a fission reaction as the catalyst to perform fusion (yes they set off a nuke to detonate a larger, even more powerful nuke)) Fusion bombs are most often measured in megatons.

[@Honey_Bot_833]

Uh oh, a typo, (It’s the 2nd Fission) you mean Fusion?

[@starlight846]

2:15 I love it when a video mentions either Pocatello, Idaho Falls ect…it’s too cool

[@osheridan]

19:48 Bad two sentence horror. Only did it once but it was a great video

[@bombdotcom2168]

The editor did Robin a little dirty when he was going on his password rant-

[@redpanda7914]

I genuinely thought they replaced Robin with a robot in the beginning

[@miigon9117]

11:35 As an East-Asian the only brands I recognized from all those brands that are owned by nestle is starbucks and nescafe so I think i'll do well without nestle

[@valiang8867]

1:07 So is he Yellow and Green colorblind?...or red colorblind?..

[@Deleted_Eevee]

Protanopia so yellow green

[@luisostasuc8135]

That thing on Google search help is not up to date. Google just didn't give a shit what your modifiers are anymore

[@dirk-stridrogen-monoxide]

You know your state is landlocked to hell and back when an octopus is a cryptid to you

[@Zyrey1]

A bot said "Thank you for your work!!🖕🖕" 💀

[@mewtooo486]

I saw it's comment right under yours 💀💀

[@CourierCat-isGod]

the bots are working it seems

[@mile290productions3]

i'm happy to see robin having a good time with this sub, very fun!

[@JadianRadiator]

2:06 That Dover Demon just reminded me of a particular animated sit-com. The main lead was an alien with the most the most common/stereotypical alien face. He had a job as the "Man With No Nose" in a circus freak-show. Unfortunately that's the only thing about I remember.

[@osheridan]

6:59 1 Quintillion years on my old Roblox account... that thing's a vault

[@ilikemaccaroni28]

18:40 My English teacher in middle school used to have that as a poster on the wall.

[@NeelTheHuman]

7:08 when the amount of tries are limited you're good with most non idiotic passwords

[@0wls]

14:40 try grapples they are SO good! (apple grape kinda hybrid)

[@MaddiePatterson-n1z]

I always forget some people came from cities and didnt grow things so it was weird when he was shocked strawberries grew from flowers

[@schrodingerscat3741]

.... this is why everyone should take basic biology

[@RainbowFlowerCrow]

0:51 C'mon, Robin, you know how to say "Normal Vision"! 😂

[@aperturetime4156]

12:45 imma be honest that looks like 3 bits of popcorn

[@Honey_Bot_833]

Eat the radioactive upwards draft of earth and many minerals

[@azza_weak]

I left this video running while doing an assignment - drawing a bunch of houses - and when 26:38 appeared I made the weirdest noise my vocal chords could.

[@Graytail]

21:40 You usually find street lamps like that in parks in my experience

[@thelunchlady8276]

The question on everyone's minds is: Who would win in a fight, The Mothman or Batsquatch?

[@synthetic_creature]

for the lamps, best is usually those taller street lamps that really, REALLY don't need to go to the side