redneck grabs live wire and never gets shocked !!!

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[@richardcrawfordjr5254]

He knows his shit for sure!

[@unknownuser69_gaming]

I love this guy "if i was bare Footed it wiuld knock the ever living hell out of you"😂

[@Noah-kz9hm]

He’s lying to us. He’s a mutant😂

[@youchers]

“hey tim, you forgot your rubber sh- OH MY GOD!”

[@moheljack]

Ahh, that's why, I was barefooted when I was fixing my AC, it didn't hurt, but it got me paranoid. 220 volts ain't good.

[@spicyboy8484]

i didnt plug things in for like 3 days bcause i was scared of getting shocked again and that was 120v i could not imagine 220

[@mik452]

Ours is 240v

[@Elpipiton]

U didn't get hit with 220.

[@AngeliqqMc]

i got shocked by 220v i touched a live wire in my school while wearing shoes,nothing happend, but after i touched a grounded railing ,it shocked the shit out of me my whole body vibrated at insane speed

[@davidramey7186]

While dangerous. It’s also very informative and more information like this would be much more valuable than less like we currently get.

[@mikeygifford]

Bro that’s fucking nuts

[@mikeygifford]

That’s 120v in your mouth and out the neutral.

[@leftifornian2066]

@@mikeygifford😮

[@AaBbCcDdEeF]

Great vid. Very informative.

[@joeyleach2413]

I appreciate that

[@jssfish]

Holy fuck. What brand shoes you wear brother? What if ur on a ladder tho?

[@Steezyy]

Electrical rated boots and we use fiberglass ladders to minimize the chance of grounding ourselves

[@leftifornian2066]

@@Steezyyjust dot do it, not worth it

[@MrItalianfighter1]

It won't knock the hell out of you. You'll just get a little zinged. I've done it multiple times. 😂

[@notashton.]

Not barefoot you havnt

[@danielcrum6073]

Thank you for helping me understand this

[@closingyak17894]

Makes sense

[@ENikolaev]

I hope you still read comments but I was curious about something. So we had a MASSIVE downpour a few days ago and I was at my parents place with a pool, had to get a pump on the cover bc it filled up a 40x16ft pool cover up fast. I was going to plug it into the extension cord and it was obviously wet and rain was coming down in sheets. I plugged it in and immediately vibrated and it took a half second or so to throw the cord down. “Hurt” like all hell but pain stopped immediately after, maybe bc of adrenaline. But I’ve played with shock pens, and old kids/adult circuit toys and shocked myself but that shit was different how it got my whole body for a second, I was not wearing any runner obviously. How much voltage/current/etc. (I don’t n fully grasp their differences quite yet) did I get hit with from a standard 2024 grid system?

[@nilobeebee]

What if you're barefoot, but you're standing on a wooden floor?

[@LykeArgy]

you get shocked most likely, tha floor still could have metal particles in it, it could have high moisture, it could be very thin and still arc

[@ThatOneGuy-jd3jn]

Great video thank you

[@bjnopoli]

You would think on a wood floor you wouldn't get shocked bare footed. Maybe moisture, i donno.

[@user-rn4lx5gw9j]

Im a scaredy cat so I'm obviously scared of wires 😢😅 and I obviously thought he was gonna die

[@gillybob7747]

Im an industrial electrician, so majority of the shit I work on HAS to be hot. An entire office building isn't going to halt everything just because I'm too chicken shit to mess with a hot wire, yknow? Anyway. A couple years, I was in a backroom of this place called the florence civic center, back when I lived in SC. All lighting circuits were high voltage, due to the copious amount of florescent lights in the facility, meaning their either 240 or 277 volts. And lemme tell ya, I've got bit a couple times due to naiveté. And it. Fucking. Hurts. To anyone who hasn't had the pleasure of feeling it yet, it pretty much feels like a jackhammer is going off in your chest.

[@fkyew]

@gillybob; totally understand. I did a service on a drier and was checking voltage across both legs of 120 and the probe slipped off the terminal but my knuckle didn't. My cheek was resting on the chassis. When it finally let me go, it took me about 15 minutes to stand back up after the fireworks display ended. Dizziness and chest pains took me to a doctor. They tried 4 times to "restart" normal heart rhythm. I earned a permanent arrhythmia and couldn't work on service calls afterwards. That was 30 years ago. After 2 years of "customer relations" (read desk job) I took disability and retired. Always wanted to retire while I was still young. Shit!, not that way though....

[@Ryman888]

Happened to my buddy while I was in the room. I didn't even get hit and that 240 sounded like a flashback. My ears were ringing for a solid 3 minutes.

[@EagleMan-ug3xd]

Whats the best rubber sole workboots to buy???

[@josecampos6389]

Sir’ hello sir can you try that with a 480v panel please 🙏 I want to see.

[@ss2886]

BRUH WHY? You could have just told me and would have believe you.

[@SirDadbod]

What was your black wire attached too?the one coming out the meter?

[@InfiniteTheMagicMan]

to the earth/ground and wouldnt know why.

[@carlosf9278]

Ground is a reference point/ where the current has to go… long story short plus to minus

[@TheGmen20001]

I ch@nged a light switch with a ne one and i was wearing nice boots thick soles,But I got shocked like mfer....i dont see this being true if the electricity is high enough

[@kidwicked9778]

Does it work on 277

[@clintontheross]

Yes, but I wouldn’t try it. 277 hurts way more if it doesn’t work lol

[@shawnevans26]

I’ve been shocked by a 277 neutral working in a Belks over 25 years ago. To this day it’s the most I have been hit, even over a hot wire!

[@clintontheross]

@@shawnevans26 and people will still tell you that you can’t get hit with a neutral! It’s never happened to me but like you said, I’ve heard it’s much worse than a hot.

[@fkyew]

And now! Winner for this year's Darwin Award goes to....

[@crosswire7777]

Except he evolved the electrician phenotype

[@gfmurphy5]

Not really….a good lesson for those who don’t understand electricity

[@Benni720]

not him, since clearly knows what‘s up