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[@Freakinreviews]

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[@bradasstv]

You had me at Ninja 😜

[@dananorris6242]

@@Freakinreviews i love my Ninja Crispy! What a great giveaway. Good luck to all who wants to have it!

[@EdHadder]

I love your videos and channel 😍💖

[@AlexBryantJOMTU]

I got entered in all ways available. Thank you!

[@superman04p]

I'd like to hear the speaker sitting on a tub or a wall of the 🚿 shower....

[@compton9991]

You know, I found you like two years ago because you tested a dishwasher I was buying. I have no idea why I am a frequent viewer as I am not looking to buy anything currently, but you are just too damn entertaining! Appreciate what ya do!

[@kellymae2421]

I follow a fellow who eats tinned sardines etc. I don’t eat sardines 😅

[@AlienFrequency]

He provides light, easy to consume entertainment, and he seems like a genuine dude. I've been watching him for several years and have bought a few items, based off his videos. I'm a fan.

[@mikemiller5538]

Cuz he's the goat he's every person's as seen on tv guinea pig

[@massacre469]

Looking for pickle as an ingredient is hilarious... face palm on that one... 😂

[@tractorgt]

I love James' channel here, but I questioned where he was at that moment. 🥴😛

[@KamiNoBaka1]

@@tractorgt He is like that sometimes, though. I mean, did you see the one with the egg topper, where he was trying to use it on raw eggs and concluded it didn't work? I've used one, and they work perfectly on softboiled eggs like they're designed for.

[@dale1956ties]

Merry Christmas to you and yours. And to the viewers who read this.

[@AliP1970]

Thank you, to you as well!

[@melsterifficmama1808]

Merry Christmas Dale!

[@enterthesphere]

To hell with AI. I don’t want to live in a world where we don’t have broken English instructions in our cheap Chinese products 😭

[@gatosmom45]

😅😅😅😅

[@AusKipper1]

If user wants not AI place computer machine in outdoor junk can and legs move to forest. Catch Bug or animal tummy fill

[@goose-lw6js]

maybe it was written by an AI which was trained with older english manuals of chinese products

[@karenneill9109]

AI can actually correct bad grammar…

[@falxonPSN]

I'm going to pick option c. The company actually ponies up the money to pay someone who speaks proper English.

[@buddygoodlet1112]

If you can't look at the dishes in your dishwasher and tell whether they're clean or not, you should not operate a dishwasher.

[@efad3215]

Yeah

[@dippitydoinit]

Agreed. Those people should buy paper plates and plastic utensils

[@nopenope7777]

The dishwinkle is awful. Over priced. Useless. And yes that is dirty water 😂

[@spritemarie]

Couldn't you do the same thing by leaving a cup in your dishwasher? So silly.

[@scottreed991]

Or...just look at the dishes.

[@jacobyaya4042]

pro tip on the dish winkle, just leave a mug upright in the dishwasher, same effect.

[@bvoyelr]

I was gonna say "great, now I'll just forget to empty out the dish winkle and be in the same situation." But putting it in something you're going to take out of the dishwasher might help. Then again, I'd just forget to put it back into the dishwasher. Honestly, I think just emptying the dishwasher when it's clean is the best way to go about this.

[@QuestionableMaterialtoo]

I use a shot glass

[@studivan]

People just love to waste money on useless items, that’s all, I don’t need anything to tell me whether I turned on the dishwasher or not, if they are dirty, that means I didn’t.

[@malakjoe]

Package: 100% Pickle Juice James: "What?!? This is just pickle juice!" (also James: "I don't see pickles in the ingredients." oof.

[@OrbObserver]

Basically your muscles cramp when you run low on salt (and other electrolytes) so pickle juice is a good way to replenish salt without dehydrating yourself too much.

[@eminence_]

you can mix water and salt and drink that!

[@FAB13]

​@eminence_ Yeah but that doesn't taste good

[@OrbObserver]

@@eminence_ Pickle juice has other flavorings and is far more palatable. It also contains other electrolytes like magnesium.

[@desireeeeam]

My son loves them for after doing his one chore of picking up dog poop 😂 we keep a big box of em in the freezer! It’s a nice treat for him haha

[@timpatrick564]

About 20 to 25 years ago the Eagles were playing the Cowboys in an NFL game in Dallas and the temperature was like over 100. The Eagles drank pickle juice on the sidelines because one of the coaches I think had heard about it being used in college. Now today you certainly have access to a lot more electrolyte infused waters and science used... but studies were done showing that pickle juice did indeed help reduce the cramping.

[@zsigzsag]

Most of the glasses I wash have an indent in the bottom. I always know when I see water in the indent they are clean They are what I wash the most so they are a good "free" indicator. Happy Holidays to you and family, Bailey and the other little dog and to all!

[@munkustrap2]

For that matter you could put something like a small juice glass etc in the top rack & not pay &15 for a piece of plastic.

[@johnthreefifteen]

My daughter is in charge of the concession stand at a local high school. The kids love the large pickles and the football coach lays claim to the pickle juice that is left in the jar. He swears that it helps prevent cramps.

[@Fable64]

I remember when I worked the concession stand the soccer players always wanted pickles and I even got requests for small cups of pickle juice. These pickle pops would have been a big seller.

[@quietstorm1383]

We freeze the leftover pickle juice for our softball team! The girls love it!

[@rainbowsuspendrs]

My hard-working old man will attest to pickle juice helping prevent cramps too. Too bad it doesn't work for girly cramps lol

[@afjer]

It's high in salt so that makes sense I suppose.

[@robinoconnor553]

If you want bacon flavored popcorn, just substitute bacon drippings for the oil when popping popcorn. It. Is. Amazing!

[@munkustrap2]

I don't know how I never thought of that 🤦‍♀️

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

Gonna have to try that!

[@mamat4471]

I was going to say that. Yummy

[@KamiNoBaka1]

Y'know, maybe it's because I've been watching too many Guga videos lately, but I'm now imagining what it would be like to pop popcorn in wagyu tallow...

[@nightstorm9872]

Let's get FR a million subs, this is one of the best review channels!

[@Berniewojewski]

Definitely one of the better review channels.

[@FeatheredLife]

as a farm girl, we use to take pickles and the juice into hay fields for lunch. It was stave off muscle cramps and heat exhaustion while baling hay.

[@YoungBlaze]

Salt usually dehydrates

[@FeatheredLife]

@ you also lose alot of sodium sweating in the hot sun in August.

[@XanderSut]

​@FeatheredLife did you enjoy the taste though? Or was it just practical?

[@dananorris6242]

That probably depends on how you feel about pickles. I love to swig out of the jar after the last pickle has been eaten! 😊

[@monicab822]

​@YoungBlaze I think if you have sweat a lot is when you would need it. I'm pretty sure Gatorade has a lot of sodium. Also maybe I.V. drips that you get when you are dehydrated have sodium as well.

[@FUGP72]

Seems like someone who forgets to change the magnet would also forget to empty the tube.

[@weeepsalotts723]

I wonder if the popcorn wasn't supposed to be canadian bacon, which is ham flavor. The pickle pops would be great for people who get heat stroke easily or spend long days in the heat, like construction workers. Pickles help prevent heat exhaustion by keeping your mineral salt level higher when you are drinking large amounts of fluids to stay hydrated. Same reason they prevent muscle cramps.

[@KamiNoBaka1]

Fun fact: In Canada, Canadian bacon is just called ham. But no, it's supposed to be bacon. I've seen it, the picture on the front is strips of crispy bacon.

[@AlienFrequency]

I kinda dig those speakers. I could see maybe tossing those in a travel bag, if you're trying to pack light, But still wanna bring some music with you. I'm a popcorn freak. $25 is high for what you got, but I bet it's in line with the gourmet popcorn store I go to. (yes, I'm fully aware it's overpriced, but I love it anyway)

[@Dyanosis]

You aren't going to find "Pickle" as an ingredient because Pickles are literally Cucumbers in a Vinegar bath/marinade. You might also see dill in there if they're dill flavored. Also, freezing a salty anything will just bring out the salty flavor because everything, except the salt, is more compacted when it freezes.

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Vinegar, salt, dill, and garlic.

[@bahamutbbob]

I remember that my mom would make ham sandwiches for my school lunches, and freeze them. They were extra salty, let me tell you!

[@B0TJERRYX]

That's like saying toast is just bread. When all k ow they two different things

[@tarstarkusz]

What do you mean by more compacted? Wouldn't it be less literally compacted as water expands when it freezes?

[@Timmycoo]

It even says "100% Dill Juice" on the package, so why would there be actual pickle in it lol. I love when he was surprised that it was just pickle juice :s

[@sdb9884]

I have a dishwasher magnet that has a slider, so it’s fast and easy to slide it from dirty to clean. When it’s empty, we put the slider in the middle. Best dishwasher magnet I have had!

[@applegal3058]

I live alone. I know the dishes are dirty because it's got dishes in it. Once the dishwasher cycle is complete I immediately take out the clean dishes and pack them away. I guess I don't have any use for the magnet or this product 🤷

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

I simply fill the detergent dispenser for the next load when I put away a clean load. Then you always know without adding a redundant step of buying and using any other kind of indicator.

[@IceTTom]

or..OR.. crazy thought.. just look 👀 at the dishes?! I mean... 🤦🏻‍♂️ And if you can't tell?? Then neither can your immune system = they're clean

[@Markus0021]

@@IceTTom Some people repeatedly rinse their dishes before putting them in the dishwasher, making it difficult to tell the difference without pulling several out and squinting. I always thought this was a waste of time and effort, but I know people that do it.

[@gaylec258]

One would hope you would know, that it's the spices in the juice (brine) that make a cucumber into a pickle. You can use the same juice with spices to make pickled eggs. No pickle (soaked in brine cucumber) needed. And "pickle" juice is definitely a great, quick fix for leg cramps. I keep a jug in my refrigerator just for that reason. Tho, those individual "tubes" would probably take up less room, and stay fresh longer.

[@robloxislandsbyfeathersong]

It is not the spices in the brine that make a cucumber into a pickle; it is the brine itself that pickles a cucumber. The only thing spices do is add flavor. You need a brine made of water and vinegar and/or salt to turn pickles into cucumbers. Spices are optional as they don't do the pickling.

[@jimzdziarski6219]

I use the conductive speakers on the outside of my motorcycle helmet. The helmet makes a great speaker!

[@karenneill9109]

That’s a great application!

[@amie9416]

Yellow#5 ?? wow. My advice would be to just freeze pickle juice in a popsicle stick. Love your channel.

[@keithprice3369]

I don't know how remembering to empty the water of the dishwinkle is easier than remembering to flip the magnet. It certainly seems like more work.

[@jpendowski7503]

Merry Christmas James and Freaking Review team and viewers.

[@wheelzwheela]

Acoustic bass. Coolness confirmed.

[@sufferedlearnedchanged]

11:00 it amazes me that you think you would see the 'pickle' in the ingredients. Pickle isn't an ingredient. It's a combination of the actual ingredients you listed.😂

[@karenneill9109]

I would have expected cucumber juice in it.

[@jennigee51]

As you said, about the pickle juice, "this left eye doesn't like it much" I had my water glass up to my lips, luckily I hadn't taken even a sip, otherwise there would have been water over my bed and the TV screen, which is on the wall at the end of my bed!!!! 😂😂

[@jagergerg9771]

The speakers are definitely a buy, that dishwasher thing is ridiculous. You can’t just open the dishwasher and see if they are dirty or not? I would love to meet the person that engineer this.

[@JamieSnell402]

Dishwasher magnet vs dishwinkle.. The dishwinkle selling point is that you forget to flip the magnets. But wouldn’t you have the same exact problem of forgetting to empty the dishwinkle of water 🤦 It solves nothing. Actually it’s worse than nothing.. the magnets tell you from the outside if the dishes are clean or dirty. The dishwinkle sits inside so you have to open the door. At that point you can just look at the dishes to see if they are clean or not.

[@3DJapan]

I think you're already taking things out of the machine so taking one more thing out would be easy to remember.

[@JamieSnell402]

@3DJapan It seems we might have different understandings of the intended purpose of these types of devices. Let me clarify the problem with how I think a dishwasher magnet should work: Small disclaimer, I wrote this story, posted it, then had ChatGPT proof-read it and I replaced the original text with the proof-read version. The story flows much better after the proof-read but now it feels a bit robotic. Disclaimer finished. Here's the story: Imagine a family of four-parents and two teenage children. Over the course of five meals, the dishwasher gets filled. At some point, the dad notices it’s full, runs the dishwasher, and flips the dishwasher magnet to the “clean” side. After the cycle finishes, the dishes are now clean. Now, let’s fast forward to the next meal. The dishwasher is still full of clean dishes, but hasn’t been emptied yet. During the meal, one of the children finishes eating first and goes to put away their dirty dish. They need to decide whether to place it in the dishwasher or the sink. Using the magnet as a guide, they see the dishwasher is marked as “clean.” This tells them the dishwasher hasn’t been emptied yet, so they put their dirty dish in the sink to be loaded later. Later, another family member empties the dishwasher and flips the magnet to the “dirty” side. By the next meal, the dishwasher is ready to collect dirty dishes again. When the family checks the magnet and sees “dirty,” they know to put their dirty dishes directly into the dishwasher instead of the sink.

[@yetinother]

​@@JamieSnell402 You completely miss the part of the argument where you forgot to flip over the indicator to dirty, The indicator still says clean, everybody's dishes are in the sink and the dishwasher is empty, this happens every time with my partner. The advantage to this indicator inside the dishwasher is if you open the dishwasher and see water in the indicator you know to put it in the sink, but it also prompts people to empty the dishwasher and load the dishes instead of everything sitting in the sink

[@JamieSnell402]

@@yetinotherI cleaned up my reply up a bit.. I was just giving a best case scenario of how I think the magnets should work. Hopefully, it reads better now.

[@goose-lw6js]

sounds like the magnet and this thing actually serve two different purposes. the magnet is an incentive to be lazy and instead of opening the dishwasher, emptying it and putting your dirty dishes in, you wait for someone else to do it and don't even take a look. this "new" device just makes it easier to tell if the dishes in the dishwasher are dirty or not. not something i personally would have an issue with when i already opened the dishwasher 🤷

[@tomm9493]

@4:26 Eye Dancing, Funny &@14:05 "This left eye doesn't like it that much" You are a funny dude.

[@cowboysjunkie]

Package says 100% dill juice, he still asks "Did they literally just put pickle juice in a pouch?" 🤔

[@lcoq19]

I was eating regular buttered popcorn while watching this but now I've gotta go all the way to the kitchen to get a drink of my pickle juice in the fridge! 😂 We grew up buying pickle pops (frozen pickle juice) in those little plastic condiment cups with lids for a quarter each at the baseball field and skating rink in South MS! I still make them from time to time and throw them in my ninja blender for a pickle snowcone! Soooo good, but addictive AF. I'm trying to stick to the occasional sip of pickle juice these days to reduce salt intake but when I had food poisoning last week that and smart water were manna from heaven!

[@TBB0LTZZ]

How long do the batteries on the Humbird speakers last between charges?

[@trublgrl]

I don't know if you have it on the West Coast, but if you want to try a great snack, see if you can find Zapp's brand Voodoo Chips. They are kettle cooked potato chips with a super flavorful blend of salty, sweet, spicy, and vinegary flavors. Absolutely amazing experience.

[@laurallewien2165]

Voodoo Zapp's are the bomb 💣 and I'm from New Orleans so I'd know!

[@LatitudeSky]

They should be national now. Utz bought that brand a few years ago and took it across the Utz territory. And yes the Zapps chips are terrific. Voodoo and Voodoo Hot are dangerous. I can't buy them. The bag never makes it home.

[@Wezza182]

The pickle juice works for muscle cramps because of the high level of sodium in it. Muscle cramps happen when you don’t have enough salt in your bloodstream so the idea is to give you a hit of salt

[@gl15col]

For the dishwinkle, just put an empty cup in the washing machine, and it will do the same thing for free.

[@traczebabe]

If you forget to empty the water from it, you could think dirty dishes are clean.

[@improvldy]

Very niche idea - figure out how to attach those speakers to your neck and not only can you play spooky sounds/music instant Frankenstein's monster costume next Halloween 😂

[@fargosnow994]

When I was in Turkey, you could go to a pickle shop and get a cup of pickle juice to drink to get rid of your muscle cramps. My hotel also served pickle juice on request.

[@JustJessee]

I've used a shot glass placed open side up in the top rack of the dishwasher for years...does the same thing, didn't have to buy a clip on plastic device either. 🤷

[@chrissmalley83]

There is really nothing better than pickle juice when you need it. If you are having symptoms of dehydration, a shot of pickle juice is better than a bottle of Gatorade.

[@Erik_Swiger]

About the speakers; there are actual speakers made that use this same technology. They put a transducer on a flat panel to generate the sound. So, experiment with putting your speaker transducers on various thicknesses of wood panels, plastic panels, etc., and compare that way. I'll bet there's one item out there which will sound surprisingly good. If you do this, try putting the transducer not only in the center of the panel, but somewhere off-center.

[@jerrymiller276]

For the price of the Dishwinkle, I can put a whole lot of small squirts of ketchup or mustard on the inside of the dishwasher door. If ketchup or mustard is present inside the door, then the dishes are dirty. Easy peasy. And super cheap. Even free if I take home the extra packets of McD's ketchup I always seem to end up with. I go ahead and put the tiny dab of ketchup on the inside of the door when I empty the clean dishes out of the machine rather than waiting for loading. I don't work for the government so I don't need expensive and/or complicated solutions for simple problems.

[@marcusdc2]

You should have put the speakers on a glass table, a window, or a sliding glass door. I'm pretty sure the sound would skyrocket.

[@lindabarrett5631]

I used to drink dill pickle juice straight from the jar when I was a kid. 😂

[@skygaki]

i still do and i'm almost 30. something about this is way too good 😮‍💨

[@valvenator]

I knew a guy who would polish off a jar of homemade pickles plus the juice with his lunch everyday.

[@dsly4425]

@@valvenatorafter school snack in high school.

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

The Dishwasher Magnet thingy. Come'on, there's a much easier and free way. If you empty the dishwasher or put the fist dirty dish in, then fill the detergent dispenser and close it ready for the next cycle. If you open the washer and the dispenser is closed, you know, if it's open, you know.

[@rfcbass6810]

Bad idea. The soap clumps.

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

@@rfcbass6810 Oh, I don't use powder.

[@LatitudeSky]

The dishwasher thing is hilarious to me. I am the only person who uses my dishwasher so I know exactly what is clean or not. The machine holds clean dishes. Dirty ones go in the sink to wait for the next run. So a dish is either in the machine clean, or in the sink waiting. There's no question. If the sink is empty, the machine is running or has already run and everything inside is clean. It's so simple I had no idea people needed reminders.

[@tebald]

I had a device years ago(Speaker), it was a plug in, it basically was the same device/speaker the best surfaces I found was a window/glass and my guitar. the guitar had amazing sound

[@barcodenosebleed5485]

Woah, acoustic bass (and not overly precious with it, lol). Nice! Those buttons seem terrible, but I kinda want to try those speakers with some foam panels. Been wanting to mess around with that idea with wired transducers anyway; this would be an interesting addition to that experiment.

[@nancyspungenxx]

I love Van Holten's Pickle Ice Freeze Pops.

[@alsswim]

OK, my parents had a dishwasher growing up. We never had a device to tell us where the dishes were dirty or clean we could just look at the dishes and know if they were dirty or clean. Also, if the dishwasher is closed, the dishes are clan if the dishwasher is Open a little bit the’re dirty. Sounds like an unnecessary product

[@DivaPWI]

My pickle loving heart is going to find those pickle pops now. The fact that you found it salty and sour means I am going to *looove* it. I am said person who drinks the pickle juice from the jar when I am done. Happy Holidays! Thanks for the Reviews!

[@snoriverrc3842]

I keep pickle juice on hand for muscle cramps. It works to cure them almost instantly. I dont necessarily like the flavor, but anything that cures a charlie horse leg cramp is great by me.

[@shannondore]

Those speakers are kinda cool. And I've seen those pickle pops in the store and wondered about them. I love pickles and the juice. I might have to buy those pops next time I'm out. As for what to do with them, my thought was pickle margaritas.🍹😋

[@jasonk7jwn229]

As you were holding the Bluetooth speaker on your noggin, my Wife says “HA! He looks like Cookie Masterson from You Don’t Know Jack.” Merry Christmas ‼️

[@TosillKohut]

Back in 2012 or so, I bought a similar speaker, but it was wired (and triangular). It finally died about three years ago. Working in a supply cage, I always had various size empty boxes I could set it on. It worked just as good as the one you’re reviewing. Even had the on/off button on the top. Volume was control by the device it was connected to. It was a sad day when it kicked the bucket…

[@margeebechyne8642]

People on the Keto diet get muscles cramps, so the pickle pops would probably be ideal for them.

[@mixedhairless]

Dishwinkle is my new insult word

[@rainbowsuspendrs]

Back in the day our old fridge froze a jar of pickles that was stored in the door. I went to get a pickle and it was nearly frozen but I chomped on it anyway and I was hooked! The juice was like a slushy and the inside of the pickle was crunchy with ice crystals. I was pregnant at the time but still eat frozen pickles to this day. So do yourself a favor and just buy a jar of pickles and freeze them yourself. Obviously you can freeze the juice too and it costs a whole lot less than $12 and you get way more for your money! You even get a reusable glass jar lol! Big fan of the Freaking Reviews and usually don't comment but I felt compelled to tell my little story.

[@eddiec1961]

That was a interesting review thanks, I hope you and your family have a merry Christmas.

[@mikethundercloud8097]

I might have to take a look at the Humbird. I bought a pair of a similar item but never continued using them. I think they make for a great prank potential when paired with an inconspicuous location that produces good audio range. You'd probably need some good non-foamy 2 side tape to maintain the volume though.

[@TracyKMainwaring]

I’m a music teacher, travelling room to room. I would LOVE those speakers! Most Bluetooth speakers are bulky to be lugging around. Science lesson and music speaker at the same time!

[@AliP1970]

6:40 if you're forgetting to flip the magnet over, won't you forget to empty the Dishwinkle? 🤷‍♀️

[@robloxislandsbyfeathersong]

The dishwinklie has a cool name, but that seems like the only good thing about it. It's not any better than a dishwasher magnet! You STILL have to remember to empty it! AND you have to actually open the dishwasher to look at it. At that rate, you may as well take out cup or utensil to see if they're clean. With the dishwinkle, you're just replacing one thing to remember to change for a different thing to remember to change! At least with the magnet, you don't have to open the dishwasher! I have one word for the dishwinkle: STUPID! Those pickle pops though sound delicious! 😝

[@KamiNoBaka1]

So, the idea behind pickle pops is they're a way to cool off and restore electrolytes after you've been sweating. It's pretty common for cyclists who race or do long rides (like the MS150) to take a shot of pickle juice afterward, and I've heard it's pretty common in running and other sports, too, so that's where they got the idea. If you don't need to replenish your electrolytes, that's way too much salt.

[@slotssouix9492]

Rather than spend money on the pickle pops, you could pour the pickle juice from the jar into snack size zip lock baggies, freeze and viola. I think I would use the juice from bread and butter pickles though, it would be sweeter and easier on the tastebuds.

[@nicolethompson2399]

The eye dance was a vibe 🤣

[@xro5841]

Black Buttons on Black Background? Design Engineers should be FIRED.

[@safiremorningstar]

It's great if you're going to dehydrate because the combination of the salt and the vinegar usually there's vinegar and some of these but not always is quite a way to avoid dehydration it kind of helps so my guess is the pickle pop was designed to be the equivalent supposedly and natural equivalent to Gatorade or something like it.

[@isit4ukid]

For our house where there are only two of us, the Dishwinkle would be highly problematic. I hand wash items frequently. We probably run the dishwasher MAYBE once every three weeks. The water would start to stink up the dishwasher. I wouldn’t want to spill the water in the reservoir because the dishwasher has already pumped the water out. Allowing it to spill into the tub would leave me with the same problem as above. I will stick with my magnet, that I also forget to flip 90% of the time.

[@NS-ob1qu]

Pickle pop ingredients list is as radioactive as one would expect 😂

[@johnnyduzit3425]

I gotta be honest I’ve never bought any of the products you’ve reviewed or even had any before but I’ve watched every single one of your reviews since I subscribed a couple years ago and can’t stop watching

[@Dylan52meow]

Selling bagged pickle juice and calling it a pickle popsicle is such a genius marketing ploy! Sounds like a hugeee scam! 😂

[@hefoxed]

I remember being given one of those pickle pops during tear down of a burning man in the hot dessert. It was appreciated.

[@moxiedawn4370]

I don't know if it's a southern thing or not, but we've been making pickle pops down here in Alabama since I was a teenager at least. First time I encountered them was at a football game concession stand, and it was just pickle juice frozen in those little clear condiment cups. 25 cents. From there we started making them at home in ice trays when the pickle jar was empty. And now you pay eight bucks for six of them.

[@mmcnatt]

If clean dishes aren’t a way to tell about a dishwasher them I’m not clear why to use one…

[@viktorija214]

I agree if dishwasher works you can see that they are clean

[@katherinekelly5380]

I add the detergent and close the little door as soon as I empty the dishwasher of clean dishes. Then it doesn’t matter if someone does a rinse cycle - if the little detergent dispenser door is closed, I know the dishes are dirty. If the door is open, the dishes are clean

[@geogen1426]

8 dollars for a bowl of popcorn? A fool and his money.....etc.

[@MrJamespeyton]

$25 is Waaay too much to pay for popcorn. Any popcorn!!!!

[@LatitudeSky]

I don't pay that much for a 50# bag of popcorn kernels.

[@BTK918]

Merry Christmas to you and your family James

[@charlibiris]

Likewise! Although my name is not James!

[@evan-1337]

That beard is looking great

[@RobisonRacing68]

More of these!! I loved this episode!!

[@IceTTom]

Every time my ol lady complains about cramping, I give her the pickle pop 🥒

[@ratbrain7743]

didn't get to finish the video. The weird commercial that was so long killed it.

[@darlenepatrick2637]

About 10 years ago now I picked up some of those speaker things and they were loud enough through a pizza box to get the cops called to the hotel room lol we use them at my professional haunted attraction we play sound effects and things through skeletons and other props nothing like creepy sounds coming out of a coffin

[@kewlztertc5386]

Those speakers are cool. I'd put them inside decorative floor vases.

[@Joanna_L]

This was so fun, James! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@maribethschlosser6785]

You are truly entertaining!

[@stalkholm5227]

Exciter drivers (speakers) are such a neat technology. Some folks use exciters on big foam insulating boards to create giant speakers, it's a fun KZbin rabbit hole! The sound is not audiophile quality, tuning and adjustment is required, it's imperfect, but it's also super, super cool.

[@valvenator]

There was a flat panel speaker that actually used hard Styrofoam panels for the diaphragm.

[@stalkholm5227]

@valvenator Yes!! Apparently they can put out quite good sound, and they can be a fun DIY project, too! I wish I wasn't lazy.

[@lamoe4175]

I live in the Philippines - how about a cost of $7.50 including shipping. BUT, no magnet mounting. TWS is the "knock-off?" king of BT speakers. I have several and they work as advertised. The adds say glass is best for mid-range. Pickles are very high in Sodium and the extra salt is what helps to reduce leg cramps. I'm 77 and suffer from middle of the night cramps if I don't consume enough salt. My companion dosen't add very much when she cooks. I do take Zinc and eat bananas. 500mg is the minimum recommend amount - 2,300 is the max.

[@johnmonk66]

i had a single speaker version of the first one over ten years ago, it was awesome, depending on the surface, the sound was different.

[@Appellonia]

Its JAMES!! YAY!!! My day just got better ❤

[@anneholden9908]

I bet those pickle pops would be great in a bloody Mary

[@GrimaldiJ]

The Romans drank posca, a vinegar/wine beverage as a Gatorade kinda thing, so maybe the pickle pop works similarly.

[@Yuukicrossx01]

I wouldn't like the dishwasher thing, I pack my dishwasher, so any space used up is space lost. My dishwasher also tells me when my dishes are clean so I guess I'm lucky lol 🤣

[@darvon61]

What we do with dishwasher, if the soap door is closed, dishes are dirty. If soap door is open and empty dishes are clean.

[@4biz]

I LIKES ALL OF THESE PRODUCTS YOU REVIEWED.LOVES YOUR VIDS

[@tourmalino3205]

Instructions say the speakers will pair together automatically and he says the Instructions don't say that... cmon man.

[@avidmisreader]

Those humbirds are very cool. For lightweight projector setup when camping for example.