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[@Mrwhosetheboss]

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[@AYgameZ]

alrighty

[@euan8589]

Day 69 of asking for MrWhoseTheBoss Merch

[@Scroll.with_kunal_]

Good luck bro

[@Scroll.with_kunal_]

Good luck bro ❤️❤️❤️

[@dilpreetdhamrait]

Ok

[@alexni8466]

The sad thing is, the people that need to see this probably never will.

[@nobody9706]

Yeah exactly. All the conspiracy theorist will still keep reading fake articles about how these products actually work.

[@superTowel]

exactly what i was going to write in the comments.

[@abirrakshit130]

Yes because they know if they see it then it is over ...... Protect 5G😆

[@profitpeesy3445]

reminds me of Scientology and the thetans that need to be cleansed

[@memesfromdeepspace1075]

@@profitpeesy3445 the only thing scientology is try to cleanse is your wallet

[@ShortHax]

What a legend wanting to rickroll himself everyday by ordering a ‘Rick Astley body pillow’

[@SavageGothamChess]

want a chocwit?

[@Colix]

Lmaoooo

[@narutoedits3780]

@@deluga5714 yeah it's amazing

[@amaliauto1390]

Haha

[@Ok-lu8gx]

ok

[@Hydrodictyon]

Honestly, as someone who had physics at school and Uni - even though my Physics grade was a permanent C - the stuff about wavelength is borderline basic, I’ve always wondered WHO in their right mind would believe such obvious scams. But then I remember that my mom - who did actually graduate from one of the best Physics schools in russia - was afraid that standing in front of a working microwaves would cause MUTATIONS..

[@iamsethhasting8911]

My grandfather was afraid that microwaves were ionizing, and would make food somewhat radioactive and harmful to eat. He recently retired from working at a nuclear power plant. Your mother reminds me of him.

[@Electrodexify]

Blue light is oxidative and red light is healing. Different wavelengths have different effects in the body. Random unnatural frequencies from RF are disruptive y to cell communication. Even the corrupt WHO says that RF exposure is a Class 2B carcinogen. Don't look at the FCC for guidance, it's a den of telecom execs that influence policy and give the false sense of safety.

[@Robin-eh2uo]

One of the funniest things I saw about this specific topic is that some of the harmonizers sold online are radioactive themselves. There was a guy in the reviews who demonstrated how he used them to calibrate his geiger counter. Absolute gold.

[@HifiCentret]

Exactly. We're not all buying them because we believe the BS. For some of us it's radioactive items for our collection. In the US it's easy to get natural ore samples and various professionally made/grade test sources properly labelled and everything. In EU - not so much. Most of the countries are scared sh..less by less than a household ionizing smoke alarm with americium. So for anything to test geiger counters with perhaps except x-rays (you can always do a hack with a power amplifier tube and a naked x-ray tube you can probably also get, just declare it as vacum tube, but not entire apparatus). Then really the only "new" sources are old smoke alarms as long as some sells old and NOS, for new I've only been able to find optical smoke alarms even though I don't think that ionizing as such has been outlwed (yet at least). There's of course also vintage glass, pottery and radium painted stuff but again here not as common as in US (found my first vase yesterday with spots of uranium glace and also found out a 70s compass I was given has radium). So by far the easiest way to get hold of radioactive samples are buying quack products. But hey at least in the unlikely event they should get caught in customs then you can just play stupid that you want to improve your health and such wonder products are not sold locally - perfectly valid claim for a quack product but not as much for a pro test sample. Perhaps natural ore can pass as a collectors rock sample but not have the guts to try it - they're quite expensive if you find someone that will try to ship it outside US.

[@orangefox6029]

Escobar: Finally, a worthy opponent!

[@doggoboi7977]

L

[@mrmahdi26star69]

@@cubetheory3591 not a bot it's real

[@huoqw6459]

Cant forget about passionfruit

[@indeedical26]

Yes!😂

[@s_vio3376]

Who's Escobar?

[@AnkitKumar-vs4xy]

If phone radiation is harmful, then your room light can be a killer.

[@bullymaguire6388]

The sun is a serial killer then

[@danepher]

@@bullymaguire6388 Well, that's not far from the truth ;)

[@LarisB]

@@bullymaguire6388 did you mean deadly laser?

[@apache95]

The sun is a dealy lazer.

[@echleonvfxamv4278]

@@LarisB “Why?” *THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER*

[@hazelora]

shout out to the graphic designer who made the lineart illustration of the soap plug

[@vaniiiish]

I'm going to be for real with you here I was thinking this exactly

[@quastor749]

This kinda made me want to create a “cleansing box” that has advice cards saying things like: “If you continuously feel unwell consult a trusted, licensed medical advisor” or “Whenever someone offers you a simple solution to a complex problem take some time to look up a second or even third opinion”

[@TheAkashicTraveller]

If you spend a lot of time looking at screens and aften have headaches try taking a break every hour and having a walk around and also look at somthig far away for a few minutes to relax your eyes.

[@Firikka]

Oh, so you are saying that I should just take some random guy's advice on the internet when he says that he is an expert? /s ;)

[@TheAkashicTraveller]

@@carlocastillo6437 wut

[@carlocastillo6437]

@@TheAkashicTraveller wtf nvm didnt realized I replied to something

[@Electrodexify]

Medical doctors are not there to heal, they are there to push pharma poisons that further create other inbalances in the body; so that you can be a good pharma slave and make them plenty of profits; those that trust the medical establishment are clearly asleep and have been brainwashed.

[@wage942]

This Guy has to be one of the most wholesome passive-aggressive people I’ve ever seen

[@HarryNicNicholas]

my mum wanted me to marry him until i pointed out he's foriegn looking, now she wants him to marry me.

[@0638]

@@HarryNicNicholas lmao

[@trinity1516]

@@HarryNicNicholas keep dreaming bud

[@zelva8875]

Bruh, that was my profile pic lol

[@ronloc3309]

@@HarryNicNicholas bruh you old asf how yo mom still alive

[@DeTalented]

These companies are literally like: "It's because of that god damn phone!"

[@jmort0079]

mom and tech company have something in commen

[@Tom_Stevens617]

@@jmort0079 You mean uneducated/illiterate moms lol, because my mom has never said that to me.

[@strolledboar2575]

@@Tom_Stevens617 they're targetting idiots not the normal person that knows 5g is safe

[@raniawah275]

Mom speech

[@harukaml5059]

They're making so much profit that im even envious of them

[@GX_Ethernal]

I watch this every day to make myself feel clever.

[@coolmindish]

Comical

[@Electrodexify]

How deceptive does Arun have to be, buy the knock off versions and not the actual companies like Airestech, who actually have 22 patents and third party independent research. Their products are EMF modulators not blockers as Arun attempts to test with knockoff brands.

[@GX_Ethernal]

@@Electrodexify it's a band of plastic

[@GX_Ethernal]

@Electrodexify if you buy a knock off brand with say chips/crisps they still work as chips/crisps. Buying a knock off brand of this as you say, does nothing. It doesn't work

[@coolmindish]

@@GX_Ethernal I actually agree.

[@Theactualcurrentsea]

Problem, reaction, solution should be popular enough after these past few years that everyone should be doing their own research. Even though it’s disappointing to see this many bogus products, but your channel (first time viewers, never even heard of this channel) was surprisingly easy to watch till the end. Thank you.

[@zayam9241]

"Don't even think about throwing that" 😂😂😂😂

[@sanjoy4487]

Lol😂

[@NietzscheDevot]

As Einstein said, "The Universe is Finite but Human stupidity is Infinite".

[@xiro6]

There is only two infinite things, the universe and human stupidity, and im not sure about the first one.

[@AngryApple]

@@xiro6 three... everyone always forgets about the WinRAR trial

[@ronensuperexplainer]

@@AngryApple That's why I use 7zip. The WinRAR never-ending trial creeps me out.

[@VudrokWolf]

@@ronensuperexplainer 7zip best compressor / uncompressor ever :)

[@ChevyPlays]

@@AngryApple I've Had My WinRAR Trial for at least 10 Years Now👌🏿😇 If You Have The $20 Though, Just Buy It; I Will One Day 💯

[@fromach]

Clicked on this for no reason other than my grandma believed that same 'experiment' around a decade ago and insisted that one of these stickers that, over time, wore away to expose the inch or three of coiled wire.

[@deadturret4049]

Man I was super concerned about him wearing the enerband for most of the video. Usually those particular bands are laced with tons of radioactive thorium.

[@surenjoshi7793]

"Don't even think about throwing that " lol hilarious !!!

[@isaacashirvad]

🤣🤣

[@Hikki_911]

😂😂 yea that was hilarious 🤣

[@finalframe8223]

I agree.

[@Mohamed-jv6nv]

Evil company: *Scams people* Dumb people: "Never gonna let you down"

[@brothermusician4191]

@BaxiTube ...

[@saswatsarangi6669]

More like, smart evil

[@buffgarfield3231]

Dump People: never gonna give you up (singing the lines in the wrong order)

[@Tom_Stevens617]

They aren't actually evil. They're just a bunch of really cunning folks who fool dumb people into buying their product to solve a made-up problem. They're just doing what everybody tries to do, aka make a profitable business.

[@buffgarfield3231]

@@Tom_Stevens617 Agreed. Also placebo effect is a real thing. So people actually can by a bracelet that does nothing and if they believe it will make them feel better it actually can.

[@Viralfan443]

Great video! Same thing happens with water and skin care products. Everyone is looking for a quick solution to their problems to get it solved instead of doing the research themselves or seek professional or licensed advice/counsel.

[@KillafAndrew]

9:55 "rick astley body pillow" why 🤣

[@XeroNyte7]

1:59 The Website : I see this as an absolute win

[@GhostSlayerYT]

Lol likes farmer Noob

[@user-mo2kk2mz5r]

Hello there checkmark

[@wvd07]

@@GhostSlayerYT Likes farmer? Wth are you on about 😂

[@Nexxin.]

@@GhostSlayerYT r/ihadastroke ?

[@NosyShk]

@@wvd07 noob

[@sayasasamiya4058]

I call this the “idiot tax”

[@nomsterdude]

lol

[@alkaholic4848]

If only the products went to doing something useful it would be. But it just makes some lying conscienceless scammers rich.

[@riyuofenkelrin9530]

No no, that's the lottery.

[@khilo705]

@@riyuofenkelrin9530At least you could gain something from the lottery

[@nimarus3118]

I still remember that Positive Ion card attached to a lanyard I saw once. Turned out they mixed plastic with radioactive powder, which I think was thorium. Thorium emmites Alpha radiation that doesn't penetrate through skin very well, but is more dangerous if it becomes airborne and in inhaled into the lungs. A KZbinr covered this and Amazon removed the listing because the seller said nothing about the product being radioactive.

[@MyRegardsToTheDodo]

Amazon was forced to remove the product because it was well over the legal limits for any kind of radiaton. If amazon isn't forced to do anything they do jackshit.

[@nimarus3118]

@@MyRegardsToTheDodo Correct, they only do something if it hurts profits.

[@dagurtheone3969]

I think the powder is (ThO) (Thorium Oxide)

[@cutestrawberry2383]

My mom is so extreme about radiation that whenever me or my brother take something out of the microwave she makes us wrap our hands in three towels, and then immediately run away because the radiation could “kill” us

[@JustinObi54]

🤦

[@leeum20real]

🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@adamofblastworks1517]

Sure...

[@martarussell2384]

sucks to be you, dude.

[@goldensloth7]

oh for god's sake

[@idontexist1966]

I like how he says "don't even think about throwing that" Like a person was just standing there holding a microwave

[@Newguyatwork]

It's probably Simba

[@Diaming787]

An E/M wave? How is it possible?!

[@liazaharopoulos9653]

lol

[@geraldmaxwell3277]

After watching previous episodes where various things have been thrown, it is a definite possibility.

[@divijxbeast]

milo was holding it

[@LoudCakes]

"How do you program a bar of Soap" LMFAO

[@prashantyerpude5674]

(゜o゜;ikr

[@shadyshrimp4169]

Lmao

[@nando03012009]

You add a scent. we all know adding equals programming 🤣😂

[@Rumburacker]

I love how there is just always a different scrambled rubiks cube on the left of the desk! as a cuber who can solve a normal 3x3 in under 40 seconds its just amazing that you have exotic things like the axis cube in this video on the desk. appreciate your content man!

[@Wombat_Cat]

I literally got an ad for this item when I clicked on the video.

[@hmmob3956]

There is a saying that is attributed to Einstein: 'There are two things that are infinite, the universe and human stupidity. But I am not sure about the former'.

[@grkb]

HOLY SHIT HE GOT A STROKE

[@PearlPredator]

Arun changed his name, got a stroke and fucking died. What a sad day it is today :(

[@dislikebutton5220]

Correction: its *and im not even sure about the universe

[@hmmob3956]

@@dislikebutton5220 Thank you.

[@dislikebutton5220]

@@hmmob3956 np

[@Better_Call_Bulba-Saur]

I gotta say, those scammers have some style. When they realized he was baiting them, they diagnosed him with herpes. That's probably the best scammer come back I've ever seen.

[@rigomontejo5556]

Herpes is caused by Herpes Virus or HV. It can be sexual or just skin rash. Epstein Barr Virus or EBV causes infectious mononucleosis or mono.. a respiratory infection.

[@xor_7300]

@@rigomontejo5556 no one asked kid 🤓

[@wxr2960]

@@xor_7300 leave the kid alone I asked

[@KillOnS]

@@xor_7300 I asked

[@spellbinder5320]

@@xor_7300 I asked him too

[@richardstephens7833]

The most concerning thing about these "anti-emf/radiation" products is that some of them are actually RADIOACTIVE. For some reason the manufacturers mix thorium dioxide powder into the silicone for the bracelets, etc. I have personally purchased an "anti-radiation" card and tested it with a geiger counter. It had an activity of around 4000 CPM, with a radiation dose of 12uSv/H.

[@FWAMUG]

Just remember a simple phrase that I learned when growing up. "A fool and his/her money shall soon be parted." Thanks for taking one for hte team and spending your money to proof what a scam those products are. I enjoyed the video.

[@chrisbmxbrandt9495]

another problem is, that a lot of those “positiv charge” products are actually radioactive!

[@txcgaming2492]

yes I remember a youtuber doing a video on that and how radioactive these products are

[@olimpather]

wOaH!!! mY fAn iS rAdIoAcTivE!!

[@EmoBrianEno]

I was going to say the same thing, here’s the video if anyone is interested. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWi3qHWLrd18eZI

[@mpeter9612]

Yes

[@kornaros96]

@@txcgaming2492 thought emporium

[@ipadize]

if a really short person waves at you, it is called a Microwave.

[@exivercetti]

*b r u h*

[@redyau_]

Or if they just like wave _extremely subtley_

[@Grea812]

😂😂

[@imsorry5574]

Bruh

[@Chan-me5wg]

And I took that personally

[@dylannicholson7885]

Such a smart way to articulate your point the starting with people wanting it to work and believe it works so they make them self believe it’s helping placebo effect then giving reviews that make more people fall victim.

[@Electrodexify]

How deceptive does Arun have to be, buy the knock off versions and not the actual companies like Airestech, who actually have 22 patents and third party independent research. Their products are EMF modulators not blockers as Arun attempts to test with knockoff brands.

[@dragontears]

One of my ex-bf's parents were SUPER into this shit. She made him and his sister wear this copper coil that was incased in resin and metal that was on a necklace to protect him from brain cancer, but not the qlink.

[@Master_YT]

"I have a IQ of 690" -Arun, Rick-tuber

[@aniketkalbhor2199]

😂😂

[@navedhasan4632]

Ok.

[@iuhere]

See , hence proved 😂

[@lilgaymarker]

what if iqs have human knowledge or HK and they go like i have an HK of 690 but then HKs go back which means having a HK on 690 means you are an idiot. so yeah BUT THATS JUST A THEORY A GAME THEORY THANKS FOR WASTING YA TIME THE GOVERNAMENT IS REPTILES GOTTA GO WHEEEEEEE

[@KK-mo9df]

You know when coconut mall theme starts playing you're in for a trip.

[@SavageGothamChess]

Hi

[@hman6159]

Yes

[@courier-ec6zj]

I'd be careful with all of these products. I can't say if it is still true, but there was a point in time when items described like these had radioactive isotopes in them.

[@ThatCheesePizzaGuy]

this honestly feels like something parents would make “do you have a headache? its your devices. take a bar of soap.”

[@jstanton4561]

you need new parents

[@falconxxx0618]

lollll

[@MarioMastr]

@@artsymystery6644 the bright side of his parents

[@revolutiontimewithidiots1126]

Lol me too

[@pedplays9496]

true...

[@cdnbaconeh7321]

Some people have to fill the lower 25% of the intelligence scale.

[@nexgen-3d-printing]

Yes, but they should be sterilized to stop them from breeding :)

[@runed0s86]

Yuh we need to raise the lowest bars quite a bit

[@Roadhouse1997]

@@nexgen-3d-printing California tried this back in the 20s or 30s but the nazi applauded them and took their idea.

[@ryanambsdorf2859]

@@nexgen-3d-printing In theory yes, but eugenics is a tough sell.

[@greengoblin9567]

@@nexgen-3d-printing There is nothing wrong with having dumbasses around. They lower the bar, enabling other people to succeed. It is actually a good thing, because they increase the quality of life and benefit smarter people.

[@Justus11167]

I was skeptical till you whipped out the emf reader. Nice. Seriously though on the teddy bear😂

[@leoishere2596]

Thing is if you feel like you have a problem or illness and you buy something that is advertised as making you feel better you mind will convince yourself you feel better when it’s just the same as before, like how when you take a painkiller that pain feels less even tho it hasn’t had the chance to take effect

[@steangen9108]

This is just parents blaming the computer and phone for everything but as a scam

[@larat8252]

That’s exactly what I was thinking it’s literally just like my parents when I say that I feel ill and they just blame it on my phone😅

[@flynntime-bs7194]

like when there was a BSOD for my computer my mom was saying I was playing too much of computer video games then got virus but my dad found out it was a problem with the RAM and got a new one.

[@historyZZ]

@@larat8252 blue screens are bad for your brain development

[@forevereternaIIyjanedoe]

YES LMAO

[@thebrawlingmemereviewingam7968]

To be honest I think they are right I mean like if u use ur phone for too long you'll get too much blue light radiation which can cause eye damage They wanna protect you not doom you into depression

[@fr0mb0s]

Me : My head is aching Mom and Geoclense : Its because of your phone

[@velocelimitless5446]

Lol. Buy in all honesty your phone or any screen in fact will actually make your head hurt. If you stare at your phone or a laptop or a tablet, your head will start to hurt because of forsing your eyes too much

[@Random-ob7dc]

@@velocelimitless5446 that will happen with any bright object. And as long as you let your eyes stay in their rest position (when you’re looking forward but a little downwards) and keep a distance from the screen you will be fine. Just blink many times and don’t stare like look away for 2 sec and pretty much nothing changes.

[@mystic18]

😂😂

[@Pasi123]

@@miyu1424 The sun also has harmful radiation

[@walterwhite4969]

@@Pasi123 ozone layer protects us from the harmful radiation

[@BOT_CORP]

I love how Arun so easily roasts scam companies and not the foggiest idea he’s doing it

[@nicoledenney6083]

I was very confused by the thumbnail image as I have a wireless charger with that exact same ‘magic circle’ and though I might have bought a bogus wireless charger 😂 great video, though!

[@arlingtoncummins8814]

“Don’t even think about throwing that” The… M I C R O W A V E ?

[@iusepc2317]

That was cringe ngl

[@skarpevindkast]

@@iusepc2317 Ngl cringe was that

[@smokecrasher7826]

@@skarpevindkast Ngl was that cringe.

[@NbaYoungboylover]

@@skarpevindkast was ngl that cringe

[@skarpevindkast]

@@NbaYoungboylover that cringe ngl was

[@SheepDroid]

Let's appreciate the fact that Arun bought all of it knowing he'd get scammed, to give us another quality video

[@FlipjevanTiel]

Hey bought it, so you don't have to. 😉 If there's no overlap between the people who buy stuff like that and people who will watch this video, scammers and Amazon will have made a few more bucks from this video. I don't know how much KZbin pays for 2.4 million views. It might have been a good investment.

[@l1ghtn1ng_zenith]

@@C7B0RG844 tf you tryna prove to him my man?

[@Azozygc]

@@FlipjevanTiel google says roughly 1 dollar per thousand but it differs youtuber to youtuber, 2.4 million views is 2400 dollars or it could even be double

[@KamleshKumar-tx1iq]

Bro his name is Aaron.

[@dingleberry24096]

@@KamleshKumar-tx1iq nah it's Arun

[@Atticus500]

Some of these rubber bands and stickers might have radioactive elements in them. I could be wrong so get a geiger counter just to be sure.

[@rohitbhaskaruday7645]

I love it the way he add specific music according to the content.

[@ooozair150]

Karen’s are loving the first one - “None of that 5G sh*t”

[@Alan.gomes.005]

these were made FOR those damn Karens...

[@nightfall4434]

I think J.K. Rowling’s gonna say that the “radiation wand” is canon

[@neo-uz7um]

Its the strongest wand

[@archanapareek2781]

More powerful than the elder wand

[@seancullen7907]

you might wanna get a giger counter or something out to test them cause alot of the items ive seen witch such claims just cram thorium dust or fibers into things, which can be harmful if inhaled as its a alpha emitter

[@bastje]

Man your videos are very well done. Thanks for doing research about this.

[@Electrodexify]

How deceptive does Arun have to be, buy the knock off versions and not the actual companies like Airestech, who actually have 22 patents and third party independent research. Their products are EMF modulators not blockers as Arun attempts to test with knockoff brands.

[@MrCoffis]

They are basically selling you the placebo effect.

[@superdays7933]

I think in order for placebo to work you have to believe in what you are getting so maybe it's not a scam????

[@MrCoffis]

@@superdays7933 Haha are you one of the scammers? 😂 Am sure that's exactly what those scammers would say 😂

[@kingn0ah377]

@@superdays7933 so yeah, it's a placebo

[@Newguyatwork]

@@superdays7933 actually, Depending on how complicated the placebo device is, The more it tricks your brain into thinking it works, Even if you know it's a placebo effect.

[@asadfarraj]

Me: I don't feel so well Mom 🤝 GeoClense “IT'S BECAUSE OF THAT DAMN PHONE”

[@asadfarraj]

@Lord Farquad ?

[@hibikimitsuki7443]

@Lord Farquad There is an internet inside dragon's stomach??

[@l1lacrain]

@@hibikimitsuki7443 ?-?

[@l1lacrain]

@Lord Farquad ?-?

[@thewanderer4564]

ikr?

[@aryadevvs5628]

Q-link vitality ++ strength + greater focus ++ 😂😂

[@MikeMuLLaTV]

Thank you for your review, keeping it real

[@xplmr1]

"A fool and his money are soon parted" - Thomas Tusser

[@Brigadium75]

It just a placebo pills, but still helping -some guy in Zombie Guard

[@decobacolov10000]

“Hello” Tim cook

[@blur4504]

"Greetings!" - Walter

[@joeps]

I love how this man has a different background/backdrop almost every time!

[@shiladevi5509]

Can't like it cause it is on 69 likes

[@ffsgaming8254]

It’s on 96 now lol

[@joeps]

Lol it’s way past that now

[@daxshell242]

i once visited a rock and gem shop thinking it would be pretty stones. it was like entering a strange universe of conspiracies. i was shown a shelf full of stones that would help prevent 5g sickness. i thought the lady was joking and accidentally laughed, before realizing she was dead serious, and the small stores had gone quite to stare at me. i left quickly after.

[@HistorysRaven]

Sir, I understand this video is a year old, but I want to know the story behind why you had "Rick Astley Body Pillow" in the Amazon search bar.

[@MrAntiKnowledge]

Isn't that self-explanatory?

[@GeekStreet]

Best thing to do if you're concerned is bin your tech and walk around in a tin foil lined suit 🙃

[@windowsxpprofessional]

Hi.

[@jybler007]

Definitely

[@SavageGothamChess]

Yeah

[@Person-cc1xb]

lmao

[@ItzKrish93]

Hi❤️

[@debjit2536]

Arun's search history: Synonyms for wonderful And also: Rick Astley body pillow

[@illfor3verloveyou]

HAHAHAHA

[@Depressed_Cuboid]

y e s

[@kirstencristobal3204]

And also rick astley body pillow

[@golfknut777]

this was a hell of a rabbit hole, thanks for the interesting vid. subbed!

[@Yes..imAyushi]

"Harry Potter weapons" **shows wand** Like- I'm dying rn 😂😂😂😂

[@lerinasan]

Sometimes the stupidity of humans....it's almost frightening

[@IshaSharma11]

Exactly

[@GeoPePeTto]

Exactly how religion works. Nothing new.

[@user-zx2et9lf8y]

@@GeoPePeTto it's like kids believing in stories told by maybe their grandpa 😂

[@planetastic8522]

Reality can often be... disappointing. -thanos

[@farhanaamin2605]

hi grape

[@vikaskrishnan4018]

"These products are about as useful as paperweights." *Infinity stones flashbacks*

[@KevinIsNice6984]

Loki show?

[@zack8521]

@@KevinIsNice6984 yes

[@EarthySmerky]

Fellow marvel fan who has watched Loki I see

[@KevinIsNice6984]

@@EarthySmerky yes

[@ryansavard2355]

I’ve never seen any of your videos until now so based on this one vid I will subscribe lol. Good stuff.hope to learn more from you 🎉

[@RealDragon4986]

Why buy these products when I can possibly be Spider-Man?! 🤨

[@BuckeyeStormsProductions]

"We'll create the cure We made the disease." Lyrics, Misery by Soul Asylum

[@3lt627]

._.

[@sherlockhomeless7249]

Never gonna give you up.. Say goodbye

[@gabriellanova9220]

@@demmazda3sportback chyna

[@cookiedela_mouerete8516]

once upon a time a legend said : Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

[@burningguitars1780]

11:10 LoL He made a Soap on that cleanse plug... Good Creativity.

[@QuantumEMFSolutions]

Amazing video! Another thing you forgot to mention is that people or companies that sell on Amazon pay you for a review, and that is how they get so many positive reviews.

[@martyxm]

Saw a YT ad today for Aires Tech EMF with 'real EEG results!' - sigh. Hopefully there is more awareness of this scam.

[@AmoghA]

When Mr. Whosetheboss hits 10 Million subs, we need to see the guy behind the scenes yeeting stuff at Arun!

[@TravellingTech]

True 😎

[@ugohcharles6357]

Agreed

[@TravellingTech]

And why is this channel name mrwhotheboss

[@ppllescas]

Isn't it his gf?

[@vedantnarawadkar2411]

Bruh he was literally there in the Huawei mate xs video

[@indeedical26]

"All of this, is microwave radiation." "Now don't even think of throwing that"

[@Crackmeupskitz]

😂😂😂😂

[@ballsofplastic]

“”*

[@hman6159]

E

[@lilgaymarker]

small headache concern

[@vasttanja905]

[@jeremiahy.]

Thank you so much I was scammed by something similar. I’m gonna post about you and give awareness and credit to you. Many thanks sir.😁

[@cheekibreekigopnik5898]

Nobody: Arun’s Amazon search history: Rick Astley body pillow 9:55

[@fskate2]

Radio frequency specialist here. No worries, RF radiation is safe for the general public. Most buildings in urban/suburban areas have 4-8 foot radio panels and other antennas. These can emit thousands of watts of power. RF radiation doesn’t damage DNA like ionizing radiation; however, it can heat up and cook organs that lack cooling (like eye balls). Workers who access the rooftop can be in danger of RF radiation exposure, which can sterilize, blind, and cause sickness to the workers. However, no one inside the building or on the streets is is danger. Not even if a million panels were on the roof. This is because the waves are directional and are aimed away from the building/street. Even if they were aimed in these areas, you would only be in danger if you stood within 6 feet of them for several minutes. You could stand in front of them outside of this range indefinitely, even for the rest of your life, and be fine. In comparison, your phone/headphones are not outputting anything close to this wattage. They’re also subject to even more intense regulations than cell sites are. Basically, unless you’re cooking ramen with a open door 1000w portable microwave in your pocket, you’re 100% safe. Even then, you’re more in danger of burns than you are of RF sickness.

[@yudodis8673]

Nicee

[@izzy-xq8ch]

So birds eyeballs will be cooked?!

[@antoniomaglione4101]

Cellular phone transmitters, installed on those buildings or tower masts, never exceed 5 to 10 watts of output power. The range of a mast is defined by the shape of antenna lobe, which is computer-controlled to cover only some areas, and the output power. The range is around one or two miles in a city. The 1000s of Watts you talk about, are from TV broadcast transmitters, usually located on some mountain top. The situation was dire in the '80s with illegal FM transmitters, shooting 100s or 1000s of Watts in populated centres. Thankfully, that is gone now.

[@donadams7469]

you need be more worried about a shit ton of omni antennas on a roof tbh unless you are dumb enough to stand in front of an active cell antenna all dam day maybe a sled mount

[@fskate2]

@@antoniomaglione4101 Not so anymore. Power output is continuously increasing these days. A single group of ants can run thousands of watts. Even so, it’s very common for an antenna to have no measurable power and rather rare for it to exceed more than 100 watts. Many adjustments have been made to sites to maintain safe power levels on rooftops

[@shanujain2254]

"Don't even think about throwing that" Microwave Oven lmao😂😂

[@akkinior]

Arun must watch out of what he said or everytime he said something, the crew would throw at him

[@anirvana]

@- oh - *God is dead. You have killed him. And now, you shall atone for your sins, by sacrificing your firstborn.*

[@___Zack___]

@- oh - Something is seriously wrong with your mind if that's the best reply you could make.

[@j.21]

holy s*** what are those replies doing in a normal comment?

[@anirvana]

@@j.21 Seems to be responding to every comment with that. Probably a bot.

[@BeamFan_2023]

its basically like the thorium bracelets that the thought emporium exposed a year prior to his video but instead of saying "neg ion" they now say "harmonize"

[@ownsundae]

9:55 so give me a reason why do you need a rick astley body pillow

[@RK-in3iu]

Arun: I bought every product on the website to prove that they are bogey Le Company: I see this as a double win

[@jamesross8396]

There is another youtuber who went into depth into how dangerous such scam products are. Here is the link Title: Negative Ion Products are actually radioactive kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWi3qHWLrd18eZI

[@twinklingwater]

One can only hope that he returned the garbage and demanded his money back.

[@scienceium5233]

@@jamesross8396 the thought emporium , my favorite

[@inyrui]

More like a win and a loss, cause they got money, but bad publicity. Not really a double win lol

[@inkman6964]

@@inyrui bad publicity lol I forgot how everyone sees this muppets videos

[@aakashsuryavanshi6133]

when a tech channel does more research than a manufacturing company itself

[@MattPD]

No, the manufacturer absolutely knows what they’re doing! Laughing all the way to the bank, with two fingers in the air and a household WiFi router to scare off the Karens.

[@qqqyyu]

@@MattPD no

[@_Neolidas]

"Don't even think about throwing that" had me on the floor

[@srikarthi80]

If they say phone cause problems,then the Sun is a deadly lazer

[@MasterKey2004]

Astrology: Ah! Finally a worthy enemy! Our battle will be LEGENDARY!!

[@devendrasrcc]

Really?

[@mycodingchannel9690]

Religion?

[@billjamal4764]

Same with crystals. This is an example of all the hype around crystals. As someone who collects cool crystals and rocks, and handle them constantly, I can confirm they do nothing

[@slingshot99]

@@billjamal4764 HANK?

[@rohithsathyankar9880]

"Our battle will be legendary! "

[@cartervavra7437]

My English professor wanted me to write a page long essay on this stuff and how it was the best. Instead I wrote a 10 page research paper debunking every single aspect of her argument. Best zero I ever got.

[@mouseboi312]

Chadest of the chad or chadette :)

[@christopher4443]

Thad moment

[@lens_the_martyr]

really? how *old* must she be?

[@mouseboi312]

@@lens_the_martyr 40+ bet

[@nobody9706]

It's so weird to see that teachers and professors are less educated than students. Schools and colleges are messed up.

[@DasIllu]

Money is either in your pocket, Orgone.

[@klopapierritter8537]

Love the Vid😂 Greetings fro Germany

[@rockyblacksmith]

"positively charged electromagnetic radiation" Aaaaand that's already all the red flags I'd need.

[@horticultural_industries]

yeah the "negative ion" things are actually radioactive and can harm you

[@houtruston8107]

@@horticultural_industries yep haha

[@faustin289]

@@horticultural_industries hahahah

[@davel7037]

@@horticultural_industries there are neutral ionising radiations too, which can be even more harmful!!

[@CrazycatASG]

@@horticultural_industries yep

[@MakersMuse]

I'm so sorry this junk came from Aus, hope they get shut down. I worked with a company on a portable negative ion generator once that was the real deal, but essentially just a neck worn taser. If there's a market... ?? 😩

[@stopitnowlol6697]

Let’s report them

[@magusperde365]

And let me guess... it created ozone which made a smell that people thought were the ions ? Not knowing its litteraly asphyxiating them

[@brockachoo]

Make me feel bad for being Australian hahaha

[@oliverwhite2031]

Hi Angus

[@epictoast6727]

@@magusperde365 mmmm smells like watermelon lol

[@GatheredStorm_YT]

Some of these types of products like the bracelets have been known to actually contain real radioactive material, so in some cases theses could not only be a scam but also do literally the opposite of what they advertise by harming the consumers

[@562pistol]

Thank u for your service very very help godbless!!!

[@tayzonday]

These things are like a scam religion. They need the gospel of MrWhoseTheBoss.

[@navedhasan4632]

Hi

[@navedhasan4632]

@@AyushMishra-ui9km spammer stfu

[@pssadh]

You’re that chocolate rain guy 😮

[@turminue]

Oh your the chocolate rain guy

[@NauKuu]

Hope life's been treating you well Tay!

[@aaronrebello4514]

Lemme guess, the 'aching' in one's arm isn't due to radiation. You've just been lonely, too often.

[@princesidon]

oop-

[@gabriellouismanuel1548]

O h

[@walterwhite4969]

I am a connoisseur of the clapping sounds

[@noble_jpg993]

Eyo what the f-

[@bluey-next777]

3:36 Camera person: WRONG SPE-

[@hypnoticbeats7894]

The secret is in the Koala’s cuteness🤣🤣