Should You Trust Your City's Air?

[@devixel7162]

1st: Can you trust your city's water? 2nd: Can you trust your city's air? 3rd: Can you trust your city?

[@nasilemak868]

4th: Can you trust mee maw?

[@Maikigai]

5th: Can you trust your trust?

[@TheTattorack]

4th: Can you trust?

[@whaleee_06]

6th:can you trust the earth

[@lemnems582]

7th: Can you trust mars?

[@Mangalex28]

Air quality engineer here (yup, we exist): 1: This instrument is probably crap. Using this kind of instrument is like saying "it's between 0 and 50". A real instrument (used by France or the US EPA) is roughly the size of a small fridge and costs between 20-40k $. A state of the art one costs 400k $. They also take dayyys to calibrate and get working, need stable conditions, etc... 2: Yes, there's no way the PM2.5 was at 5 µg/m3 near that highway 3: BUT the most important thing, you guys measured the "instant" concentration. You pulled the instrument out and measured. But PM10 or PM2.5 are measured on year or day average. Let's say your instrument is decent, you'd have to let it run for at least a day (outside or in the office) without moving it and in stable conditions and see what the daily average is. The World Health Organization recommends that PM2.5 doesn't exceed 10 µg/m3... on a year average (25 µg/m3 daily average). 4: Nico, you're right, LA's air right now is probably way better than it was a few decades ago. You're also right about the instrument being a particle reader and ignoring all the rest. 5: Sam, what you're smelling is mostly gases (from car exhausts) so yeah, technically the instrument reading particles could say "hey, the air is fine" but your nose can smell all the gases the instrument can not read. That being said, gases and particles are often emitted together (in combustion engines for instance). I'm french and, in school, we often used LA as a bad example: you got a massive city, spreading across a huge surface, with shit public transport, in a hot environment (almost a desert), with mountains all around you blocking the air flow. Not sure who's in charge of measuring the air quality in each state but I would "blindly" trust any decent organization measuring it in the US (EPA, universities, labs). As far as I know, your government doesn't interfere with this, no matter who's in charge (Obama, Trump). It's just guys like you and me doing their jobs. Locking yourself up in a confined space is the worst you can do. Inside air quality if often worse than outside because of poor air recycling, although the pollutants aren't the same. What you could get is a CO2 analyzer (cheap and reliable) and put it your back office. Because CO2 is "harmless" but does cause headaches, sleepiness and loss of focusing abilities. Sorry for poor english, I'm French!

[@timeTegus]

Oh thats realy interesting

[@Karamarika]

Lol, always makes me chuckle when people who speak English as a second language apologize for their English when it's basically perfect. There are a lot of native English speakers who can barely put a sentence together.

[@votalis4089]

@@Karamarika Agreed, there is no reason for them to include that English isn't their first language. This post has better spelling, grammar and sentence structure than that of the vast majority of native speakers. On topic: thank you to the OP for the context about air quality measurement equipment.

[@Mangalex28]

@@Karamarika I wrote "is probably" but I think it's "probably is". This kind of stuff.

[@dhkatz_]

While I agree with most of your assesment. They're still mostly right in the video. Go look up any air quality map online from government organizations. LA's air isn't actually that bad most of the year, sure it's not in the "Excellent" range but it's still in the "Good" range which is far better than a lot of places on the planet can say.

[@rockdragon3]

"they're just PRETENDING to play hacky sack" *hacky sack flies over computer screens*

[@bunathan2485]

WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THAT

[@petermarais4168]

SSHHHHHH *your ruining the illusion*

[@jakeglass4607]

Juan Cortez Muro I’m sure it’s your birthday, just as sure as me being Donald Trump...(don’t ask people to subscribe by commenting on other videos.)

[@pigsquealingcore]

I bet the hacky sack is CG

[@adaobas]

that sack was CG, of course

[@ChamberK-1]

“Everyone hold it in” Wren is great.

[@KUDAWEABU]

“It’s 3 ug per meter square” -Sam

[@oj2744]

“Not being able to breath sucks” Wes 2019

[@NightmareQueenJune]

No, it does not suck. That is the whole probem.

[@Luckii1.]

OWJ 101 breathe

[@chitoryu12]

Booooooo

[@thealxder]

You guys need to measure when you're 3D printing. A recent study just showed that they release a bunch of ultrafine particles (UFP) and volatile organic chemicals (VOC). Those things are carcinogens, in the studio you should be fine because there's a lot of volume but it's bad when you stand next to the printer. PLA is the best and ABS is the worst. Everyone who has a printer needs to know it's better not to hang around a printer when it's printing

[@TheMistyBlueLounge]

Good to know! This might be off topic, but kind of related... I worked in a printing press facility for a time doing renovations as an electrician, and it was unbelievable how much ink was in the rafters of the ceiling. The whole building was covered in a very fine layer of black dust that was in fact ink... I had nose bleeds and dryness/soreness in my sinuses for about 2 years after working there, and I only worked there for about 3 months (but was inches away from that dust most of the time)! Nasty stuff, I don't doubt that a 3D printer is releasing a lot of particles of a similar nature, just that most people wouldn't even notice since the scale is usually much smaller.

[@thealxder]

@@TheMistyBlueLounge in the report they compared the amount to regular printers and I think those actually have more fine particles. Although less VOCs which are the dangerous ones but I'm not sure about the actual numbers for regular printers. But that sounds pretty bad, they obviously have some irritants in them

[@literallylandon1258]

Use it around hospitals and anti vaxxers

[@camman1056]

Do you think an air ioniser would counteract this? I mean if manufacturers started including one in the machine?

[@thomassohn9720]

They did that at the end of the video.

[@dominicdo2719]

It's smells like "subscribe" Oh man that got me

[@hannibalhector3719]

Same

[@friendlyfrenzy5221]

It smells like Teen Spirit to me

[@shaunstark1365]

same xD

[@corchaEkotte]

Subliminal commands! Subliminal advertising! Subliminal I tell you!

[@officer088]

hahaa

[@aqwbnt]

“Air quality is subjective” - RIP quotes 2019

[@Mangalex28]

Well... I work in air quality and... he's right!

[@superbrettvideos]

Mangalex28 what job is that

[@alexn78666]

@Juan Cortez Muro it would mean a lot to your unfortunate subscribers if you understood why Typing Like This Is Really Annoying And Makes It Obvious That You're Too Young To Be On The Internet As A Content Producer

[@killian9314]

Someone watched patrick wilhems and lost brain cells

[@killian9314]

Famous last words

[@auron1987]

Jokes on you, I stopped breathing 5 years ago.

[@oldedannyboi]

Nice

[@guenffer]

Amateur I’m on 8 years

[@mr.cheese6589]

Are you ok

[@tylermontano4183]

Damn u and my grandma both

[@Ry3n590]

Impressive.

[@konichiyawa5087]

CCrew: "Should you trust your city's air" Me: "Good thing I brought my mountain air with me"

[@metanumia]

Gotta love those $9.99 bottles of Perri-Air canned mountain air!

[@rokairu0-216]

I get mountain air for free (because I literally live on a mountain, in Norway, in a commune, where there are literally atleast 2 large and 1 humongous forest near my house).

[@r2y1an]

"DO NOT Go onto roof for any reason except emergency" Corridor, Corridor Crew, and Node all start sweating.

[@ChamberK-1]

That signs has been there since the beginning and they never paid attention to it lol

[@FilinMXr]

It is probably mandatory by some regulations. I'm sure Steve the Landlord, if anything, would encourage them to go on the roof.

[@crasthiff2442]

@@FilinMXr actually there's a video (first time steve appears), where he tells them he has no problem with them going to the roof but they have to invite him when they're doing cool stuffs hahaha

[@maxx8782]

I recommend doing a oxygen percent test. That is when ventilation changes the outcome

[@curseofgladstone4981]

Huh. Good idea. And maybe co2 concentration too. Both of these should be a good test of how good the ventilation is

[@voidling2632]

fun fact, oxygen is actually toxic for us. It's quite a paradox, whitout oxygen we can't live but it's also destroying us, hence we have antioxidants in our body which can be over saturated if the oxygen level is too high. I never understood those idiots inhaling pure oxygen, thinking they live healthier or longer, it actually damages their cells quicker.

[@joejoe4games]

CO2 is much more important for air quality than O2...

[@Gabo-wg3dv]

@@joejoe4games But O2 is much more important for living than CO2

[@Mangalex28]

You don't measure oxygen percent, that's a useless information... you measure CO2 to estimate confinment.

[@10ArtsStudios]

I’m always open to channels changing their content over time as that’s natural and art changes and grows. Seeing the vfx artists react and singular deep dives have been nice, but it was so nice to see the little asides like wren’s heeleys again. ❤️

[@LiamJMWilson]

Right!? This feels like good old corridor crew content again.

[@JohnPhelyno]

Its a proof that they are human too. Imagine director came in from holiday and the first thing he do is making his workers workplace good and breathable

[@irishmchealey8150]

Corridor crew: **freaking out about China's air quality** Me(who comes from Hong Kong): hehehe you have no idea. **looks behind me at my school issued dusk/gas mask**

[@cappypappy]

Indonesia : " are you sure about that?"

[@kenneth6895]

“Laughs in Ukrainian”

[@northweekly9957]

I'm from India but I get what u mean

[@EannaWithAFada]

Me who doesn't have to worry: **laughs in Irish**

[@misterbeefers]

@@kenneth6895 "Laughs in Australian Wildfire"

[@RanOutOfSpac]

I've lived in LA all my life. 15-20 years ago I'd walk to school basically everyday. About a two mile journey. My nose and throat would actually burn from being exposed to the open air for those trips, and it'd be way worse if I were running. My area was especially bad, being near a freeway and a massive gasoline factory thingy. Nowadays, I can pretty much inhale all the street juice air I want and I don't get that same burning feeling. There's definitely been a decent improvement.

[@sethledauphin3982]

Next 2 videos: Can you trust your city’s Fire? Can you trust your city’s Earth?

[@gamonstudios]

Seth Goben was there already a “Can you trust your city’s water”?

[@blueeffusion]

I wouldn't worry until they get to Heart

[@achehex]

Can you trust your city's Avatar?

[@daughteroftheking1222]

Can you trust space?

[@HH24]

@@achehex after all, they disappeared when you needed them most

[@pureoakgaming7148]

I live in Singapore, where the Indonesia Fire Haze has been heavily impacted our city, hospitalizing many. Thank you for making a video to help spread awareness of air quality!

[@v1ctin]

Is it really that bad?

[@MrLDAndrade]

@@v1ctin www.reddit.com/r/NatureIsFuckingLit/comments/d83l8c/the_fires_in_indonesia/

[@pureoakgaming7148]

​@@v1ctin Search up "Singapore Haze", it's still really bad, thought it kept peaking around Sept. 10. I believe it's sent a lot of people to the hospitable.

[@TheMistyBlueLounge]

@@pureoakgaming7148 I believe it... when there are bad forest fires in BC near the west coast of Canada I've seen smoggy skies in Newfoundland on the far east coast... that's like 7000+ km away! Makes for nice sunsets though... That video In Box just posted is absolutely insane though, it's like my dreams of hell come to life... be safe out there, wear a particulate mask if you can!

[@savirazaria]

Yeah I can see the smog in my bedroom rn as I'm trying to "filter" the air through my blanket. And do you know the irony is? Indonesian president is an alumni in Faculty of Forestry! He should've known better smh

[@alyoooh]

Jake's face has been on camera for more than a minute and there's no ad showing 😱😱😱 IMPOSTER who is he and what did he do to the real Jake

[@amka_xrs]

Stanley Zheng He has been doing the sponsored segments for ages

[@thegoblet151]

How does Niko manage to be so friendly yet terrifying?

[@JaapvanderVelde]

Critical thinking skills are a super power - which anyone can obtain by will and a bit of effort.

[@thelieutenant7732]

China: dammit our air is in the danger zone Chinese Government: just raise the danger standards so then it looks like we are fine

[@ncm2738]

Korea: WTF dude?!

[@owdf8575]

boi please come to Thailand it's so bad, that we have to stop school

[@nehcooahnait7827]

No, they just put an ambiguous buffer zone between the ‘excellent’ 💚and ‘lightly polluted’ 🧡called ‘good’ marked with yellow 💛... but when the smog hits most northern cities are still 🧡❤️💜 and occasionally 🖤 which means it is beyond measurable... the south is usually 💚 or 💛 throughout the year... The Bay Area (HK, Shenzhen, Macau and Zhuhai) are mostly 💚 or 🧡 but Beijing or Tianjin are like 💚💛💛🧡❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🖤🖤 . Cities like Kashi/Kashgar has oil industry, it is practically 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🖤🖤🖤🖤all the way became it is in the dessert and the humidity is very low...

[@nehcooahnait7827]

N cM S. Korea’s air pollution is mostly caused by its own fire power plants and heavily industries... it is still very much an industrialized country like mainland China or Taiwan rather than most Western European cities or Japan, which are post-industrial countries, aka no longer heavily industrialized.

[@marcd2726]

China's real answer: Just give them more prosperity and distractions, and the air quality won't even come up. If someone does bring it up, we'll just have afternoon tea with them.

[@CoolPsyco]

Corridor Crew: Can you trust your city's air? Me live in indonesia with literal silent hill smoke fog: *OH YEAH 100%*

[@autruff18]

Haha... thx a lot for ur contribution From us Malaysians

[@cfcfcfcf]

Praise the Lords up above that it rained a few times already. Not everywhere, but it's something

[@YakuiMeido]

Don't you hate it when you accidentally walk through a fog door and have to have a boss fight?

[@jkeane494]

kocak ya emg indo

[@CoolPsyco]

@@YakuiMeido the whole fckin province is a fog door. you gotta fight the boss first before you can pass to the next city

[@NoobPTFO]

“Street Juice” ~ Jake Watson (October 4, 2019)

[@jacobzerby1245]

Air purifiers usually give off a lot of ozone, that “neutral” smell is the smell of ozone

[@gamechannel1271]

Ozone smells sweet, not neutral.

[@AkBirdman17]

@@gamechannel1271 Jacob isnt saying its smells neutral, hes responding to Corridor saying it smells neutral, that would be why it's in quotations...

[@randomnessocity]

Just like how most water filters don’t do much except flavour your water into something that we’re socialized to think is neutral taste

[@DanteYewToob]

@@randomnessocity Yeah, I learned a cool fact about water and the "taste" of water. Apparently the taste of water is perceived by the natural Ph, and salinity of your individual mouth. When your picky friend says he prefers a particular water brand... he actually isn't being dumb. Everyone has a particular amount of salt, and other metals, and a certain Ph level... etc. Which affects how your tongue interacts with molecules and can make even 100% pure h²⁰ taste differently to different people. I just thought it was neat

[@__aceofspades]

@@randomnessocity Yup, if your filter system isnt reverse osmosis or distillation its mostly filtering taste and some easy to filter out problems.

[@andersonrusnell3102]

They should do it again, after COVID restrictions

[@M3D1C2121]

Coming back and rewatching a lot of CD/CC stuff, but a few months ago, if i recall right, we had the cleanest air we have ever had in the past like 85 years or something crazy like that.

[@avjoyfuldeath1140]

@@M3D1C2121 bro I’m always rewatching. The old corridor crew will never be topped

[@avjoyfuldeath1140]

@@M3D1C2121 I mainly am watching Sam and niko ones

[@MageMay]

This entire video is basically Niko scolding Jake and Sam for not babysitting the kids. I’m here for it.

[@pahulsohi]

Jake: "We've been making videos for 10 years" MKBHD: "So I've been making Corridor videos for 15 years"

[@nghtspawn651]

Mark Ass

[@TheFreshkidd1234]

I don't get it 😅

[@imcarsonblake]

77 would have me sweating in the clothes theyre wearing... actually in general.. A cool 65-68 is the only way

[@addisonpeek2035]

Carson Blake it is dry in LA

[@Ashalmawia]

geez I freeze my ass off at anything under 70 (as a computer worker). for me, 73 is "cool", 75 is good, 77 is getting a bit warm but still ok.

[@ryanleone3007]

Couldn't agree more, 68 is perfect. 77, no.

[@HomerSimpson-os4iv]

"It's like betting on the Bengals to win the Super Bowl this year" *sad Bengal face*

[@user-vi4xy1jw7e]

Like they ever have a chance

[@loganenxel6244]

at least were relevant enough to be talked about

[@AsuraDandy]

We got Water, we got Air, now.. Can you trust your cities Earth? Can you trust your cities Fire? Can you trust the Avatar?

[@tomfoolery4490]

Funnily enough, with the earthquakes and wildfires in California, that's actually almost valid.

[@francesconavarro2725]

This has actually been incredibly educational. My son and I have been watching your videos and your approach to figuring things out has really made him more curious about the world.

[@nickbu]

As a Chinese who usually live in Beijing, I confirm: it's really bad. Actually it was even far worse 2 year or so ago, when we constantly had PM2.5 readings above 500 in winter.

[@corey2232]

Oh wow, that's crazy! Is it better inside?

[@nickbu]

@@corey2232 Not really, if you didn't have air purifiers installed. We even had a few short school-breaks back in 2015 due to bad air quality.

[@mattbuszko]

I know it's an old comment on an old video, but I just wanted to say I appreciate your honesty. I worked with a bunch of Chinese students a few years ago. They were all super lovely people, but almost none of them could admit the air quality sucked. It's like they viewed it as a shameful thing or something... it was really baffling

[@b9ost741]

corridor: *breathing air for (10) years* also corridor: the air is not safe

[@andymcl92]

It's true. Continuous exposure to air will kill you after approximately 80 years!

[@PongoXBongo]

@@andymcl92/videos Darn nitrohydroxide!

[@cormacmccarthy2978]

"50 seconds ago" hmm

[@j.n5231]

Mha season 4 hype!

[@GodlikeIridium]

3:35 in LA and SF you breath fecies with some air in it xD While you walk on fecies filled with used needles xD

[@tomsmith2534]

I'm been watching since the beginning, this is one of the best videos in comedy/timing/social relevance. You dudes have been crushing it lately. Glad you're finally getting the recognition you deserve

[@tkorde8988]

Next up, should you trust your city?

[@mizukihattori9716]

Or should you trust yourself?

[@J0KRR1]

@@mizukihattori9716 oe ahould you trust one's self

[@paulofernando7858]

maybe, should you trust your food?

[@Nai_101]

Should you trust anything?

[@simplychaff1875]

Should you trust the Federal Government?

[@cheapship6843]

How wren eat a whole slice a lime with a straight face...

[@ironpatriot6053]

At least someone noticed that 😂 i can't even put a single drop of lime in my mouth

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

“Should Your City’s Air Trust You?”

[@ShadoryKaine]

00:20 "heyyyyy corridor, I'm Niko"

[@N48i1]

Corridor crew normally: Corridor Crew when testing the air: i CaNt BreAtHe Corridor crew when testing water: I cAnT dRiNk ThIs

[@Pieceoreece]

I've been watching your TTT stuff on Node all day, you guys should do more of that shit x P.s congrats on the baby graduating Niko bro

[@pear-head]

Lol had to check the date of the video after Jake said the Bengals wouldn't win the superbowl. Literally just watched them lose the superbowl today.

[@eonikanimation]

4:28 I've seen those buildings in GTA 5

[@jonathanbacklin9425]

You guys seem to genuinly like this job and eachother. I want this someday

[@pudgy_buns]

I love it when you folks swear. It always makes me remember when you folks recorded those ... "Bleeps" I think you Niko was on the roof and could hear Sam making horrid noises and probably knew what it was because he probably knows what Sam is doing most the time and vise-Versa, but it was still hilarious.

[@freddiecooper3269]

Has anyone ever compared Niko to Danny Rand from Iron Fist before?? Can’t stop seeing the same person

[@svisuals4932]

Nobody: Politicians: *The air seems less airer than before*

[@Anubis_YT]

Mojang : “The air is airier”

[@sentient5]

Hmm... yes, the air is made out of air.

[@bendyamin86]

"Now gimme more of your taxes!" - Politicians

[@radianzero]

Me: *Lends 5$ to my Citys air* My City Air: _"Im gonna pull a sneaky one on ya."_

[@CraftMechanicYT]

2:54 It almost happened last year though...

[@HululusLabs]

In Beijing with a dedicated air filter running 24/7. Back when my dorm room was halfway in the ground and close to the street, I could literally vacuum dust off the filter every 2 weeks. PM2.5 readings on the machine aren't typically high, but on days when it's bad (which are surprisingly rare), sitting in a classroom there is a noticeable haze between you and the blackboard

[@Famsysthing]

The look of disappointment on Sam's and Jake's faces is immeasurable

[@colorblindtrip3494]

Damn he really had to attack my bengals like that

[@milkinabag3313]

1:04 IT’S MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL

[@MTDfan1]

ok?

[@Al_the_Phantom]

I definitely need more City Videos, especially videos with Sector 4, this is Real and Comical at the Same Time and I love it.

[@Testsubject276]

3:24 "How often do you think about the air that you breathe?" "Sorry, I barely think about breathing so..."

[@ricardobuendia8377]

“38.6” “115.9” “310!!!!!” *looks at camera nervously* “i don’t know what this means”

[@gramgarden1110]

Guys this is such a fascinating thing to test, would love it if you could test other facets of air quality!

[@emuahemuah]

The Indonesian forest fires in September 2019 were so bad that the sky turned red like on Mars.

[@MoonBlinked13]

3:35 Wren and Clint sometimes remind me of Hermann and Newt from Pacific Rim.

[@kenny.bender]

77° Is optimal??? *laughs in 68°*

[@theaidanator]

Wren: **gasps** THE PM10 IS ABOUT TO BREAK 100

[@Magnezone962]

I am really in awe that these guys care about their environment from the streets to the water and now to the air

[@theREALdeluxemc]

Its honestly sad too see that this is considered above standard.

[@iggiewalsh2237]

@@theREALdeluxemc honestly it should be the bere minimum

[@theREALdeluxemc]

@@iggiewalsh2237 truth

[@amka_xrs]

Me literally almost dying here in Mongolian air Them:

[@echko]

Энд надтай Монголоороо мэндэлчих Монгол хүн байна уу?

[@amka_xrs]

Echko Сайн байна уу?

[@echko]

Сайхан намаржиж байна уу? Хө

[@amka_xrs]

Echko Сайхан, сайхан

[@birigu]

Yu baitsgaana? Uvul ehellee dee

[@tierankarb]

Straight up, I wish I could get hired onto the Corridor Crew. I'd love to edit all the audio you guys have to offer

[@sakshamsharma5338]

As an engineer,I can tell you that the fumes you smell are not particulates, but microscopic droplets of chemicals. So the device can't pick that up.

[@fritconfit7215]

Where I'm from the sky is CGI and the air just a special effect so I'm good

[@horny4violence]

What are the earth's defense system, father?

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

Frit Confit is your sun white or yellow?

[@DanielRieger]

So you live in a round planet, instead of a real flat one

[@GirlyGirlMsp]

For some reason I read the title as “should you trust your crusty air?”

[@missvidabom]

You mean You're I did the exact same thing.

[@ArcusamSol]

Do you like your air smooth or crunchy?

[@tmbottegal]

are you ready kids?

[@yusufterminator2676]

Me: I dump hot sauce on all of my fo Wren: *casually eats a slice of lime* Wren is clearly crazier.

[@TimmyCrackCorn]

77 degrees is optimal ... for sweating your ass off! 70 or less here, and 66-68 is actually optimal for sleeping.

[@creepwit86]

0:30 Foreshadowing when Wren shot Niko on the new vid

[@AG.Floats]

When the Northern California Camp fire was going strong where I am the air quality was rated #1 worse in the world. Had throat problems for 2 months afterwards. Glad I don't work for Cal Fire anymore. Honestly your readings are far from bad. I wouldn't worry about it at all.

[@Cheezus]

Wren just eating limes whole, nothing strange going on here.

[@yigitcankaranfil]

It's definitely not the strangest thing Wren has eaten by a long shot.

[@altairfoo1920]

Me: laughing in China.

[@Drip-Soup373]

City air in china sucks.

[@altairfoo1920]

@@Drip-Soup373 Yea. but some places are very clean though (inside the mountain).😂

[@whitecat1441]

@@altairfoo1920 so which mountain doesn't have clean air?

[@raquel8705]

Altair Foo *Its probably smell of burnt Uygur muslims*

[@ambassador.to.Christ]

but the Chinese government blocks KZbin.... =_=

[@Alex-wq4bp]

I’m pretty sure the air quality in CALI is 1billion CO per metric square unit now lol

[@johnbickle8457]

He's right, when i was a kid i remember seeing a brown haze over all of downtown LA.

[@GodlessRook]

I'm a 30 year old man with heeleys! *crashes into table*

[@bendovey9576]

'Do not go onto roof for any reason except emergency'

[@trod146]

Gotta be real embarrassing when the comment you copy to get likes ends up right above yours...

[@bendovey9576]

@@trod146 tbh I didn't see any other ones saying that, but ok

[@juicereviews4681]

Y’all missed the chance to do for the “its over 9000”

[@johnholleran]

You talked about the backroom having no ventilation and being smaller, but the way that will matter most is CO2 concentration. Also, judging from the difference between inside and outside, I think you have disproved the hypothesis that particulate pollution is an indicator of chemical pollution. I would love to see you try it with a few different chemical readings!

[@scottyriptide5991]

“It’s like betting on the bagels to win the superbowl it’s just not gonna happen” 2 years later the bangles are in the superbowl

[@arthurthefella]

“Mmm, that fresh, fresh, weed air.”

[@watermane200009]

Now we need a “Should you trust your cities concrete?” To have 3 states of matter.

[@braydencollie6570]

You guys should make a R rated venom there’s no blood in it and it’s a missed opportunity

[@neaituppi7306]

Should you trust Niko, is the question. He already goes into it, believing everything is good. Which is the first red flag for science.

[@eybu1]

Your A/C is a mini split system which is a ductless sustem. Really it's reusing the air in the room already and chilling it. What you should consider is a UV Light, but you would need an air duct system to have an actual effect. Most UV Lights are cheap but don't last as long. The more expensive UV Lights last longer and have a better warranty. I recommend Respicaire. If your consider following this clean air plan. Good luck fellas!

[@birdsrule]

First it was “Can you trust a city’s tap water?” Now it’s “Can you trust a city’s air?” Then it’ll be “Can you trust a city’s government?”

[@_______v]

Been there, done that. See the vid where they fix the road because it has too many holes ;)

[@disrespecc9678]

Then it’ll be is already answered. government is an agent of Satan.

[@VOLAIRE]

We need to form an angry mob against the bad air to make it leave

[@DanielRieger]

Make a trending hashtag

[@PapaBear_Gaming]

I think they call that an.... industrial revolution...

[@nonautemrexchristus5637]

"I thought we were an autonomous collective"

[@dennis_died]

The guy who stoped to blow smoke was a legend

[@freddiecooper3269]

I can imagine all the equipment kicks up a lot of particulate

[@mattbrown1410]

Anyone watching in 2022 when the bengals are now in the super bowl?

[@isaiahthorne7707]

"It all makes sense now"

[@tripackdroned4626]

”Not being able to breathe sucks” oh the irony.

[@Bushwhackerdk]

What?

[@coppercopninja]

8:54 : (adds in a bit of pepper) I'm even altering ingredients sometimes, just based off my own experience.

[@dillscriv22]

I have asthma as well, only recently got it from the horrible air quality from my old job. It's amazing how much more I notice what's in the air especially when its negative.

[@BrokenBicyclesProductions]

And I'VE been down here for 10 years sucking in those street juice corridor videos, and it can not be.... nevermind

[@zeroblizero]

12:49 is my new favourite reaction gif

[@IshwarSoni_inos]

Imagine being in New Delhi, which is called gas chamber by its own people, and breathing for one day in Delhi is equal to damage done by smoking 20 cigarettes...

[@Karamarika]

Yikes. If you don't get hit by a train or run over in the crazy traffic, the air will get you.

[@chrisedwards3866]

I just checked the global map on aqicn.org which shows the PM10 measurement, and it looks like you currently have the 2nd worst in the world, at 257. The only place worse is Mus, Turkey which is an astounding 434. The data updates throughout the day, so it can change hour by hour.

[@IshwarSoni_inos]

@@chrisedwards3866 Check this data in January when it's winter (or you can check same website for historical data for months November to January), right now its summer, and because of extensive heat, pollution particles get heated, climb up in environment and get dispersed, also it's raining which will dissolve pollution particles, but when its winter, neither pollution particles get heated nor there is rain to dissolve them, that time it becomes gas chamber

[@HustonBoler24]

Two years later and jake was right to not bet on the bengals to win the superbowl

[@aether3569]

The vape smoke part was crazier than the cigarette part