Testing Fan Submitted Myths! | MythBusters | Season 7 Episode 23 | Full Episode

[@ajdinjasarevic867]

I can't wait for all episodes to be uploaded so that someone creates a playlist by chronological order

[@WilliamToft-bv3nw]

Same

[@daniimariin]

Im getting increasingly stressed out by the sheer amount of "revisiting myths" episodes, without being able to watch those original tests

[@Orphioux]

@@daniimariin Is this a autism thing or something? I just watch the myths IDC

[@borntoclimb7116]

Same here

[@Visvangmeneer]

​yeah my autism isnt oke with this.......RREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE@@daniimariin

[@Boom12]

That tux myth's result is simply one of the best the show ever confirmed. Crisp and expectation defying.

[@psychotimo]

To be fair, I'm guessing it would mostly defy expectation for non-divers. I expected that most of the wrinkles would come from putting on and taking off the drysuit. being a bit careful with that would mean very limited wrinkles. Under water you actually make it a point to move as little as possible and just calmly move your legs a bit so your fins can propel you and occasionally move your arms a bit to check you dive computer and gauges. A diver tries to move as little as possible to conserve as much air as possible, and both a wet and a drysuit will get compressed a bit by water pressure (and the BCD i spose) so stands to reason that it would keep the suit into place and preserve it. not sure how the expectation would be that it would look like crap? it's not like we're doing our interpretative dance routines underwater 0.o (or at least most divers don't xP )

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

​@@psychotimoBecause that's still physical exertion done over an extended period of time. A nice suit can look a bit messed up just by laying in bed wearing it.

[@psychotimo]

@@Fernando-ek8jp true, which is why I expected limited wrinkling. But not a whole lot (IF putting on and taking off the drysuit was done carefully). I just wouldn't expect it to look like crap, it's not like you're rolling around on the ground in it. You're taking it underwater where the pressure of the water will actually help keep it in place a bit. Plus, do keep in mind that while diving, you keep the physical exertion to an absolute minimum. Diving in the north sea (in the netherlands) is usually done when the tides turn, cause that way you can use the water flow to literally just position yourself a bit and let the tide move you around. (source, me: I just had a dive there yesterday xP) so given the right timing, Jamie might've just drifted towards the boat while barely moving. If, however, Jamie would've had to go against the tide, then he'd have had to move a lot more to actually get to the boat. But even then almost all of the movement would be fairly mechanical moving of his legs, so it could feasibly add a noticeable amount of wrinkles to the pants (depending on whether the drysuit was effective at keeping it in place or not) .

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

@@psychotimo I understand that done properly it should be minimal exertion, but it's still a prolonged physical activity. Now imagine diving with the extra bulk of a full on tux beneath the diving suit. It is not unreasonable to think it might have been affected.

[@psychotimo]

@@Fernando-ek8jp sure, I understand the point, there's just more nuance to it. such as "the bulk of a tux", a drysuit is made so you can wear insulating clothes underneath. it's literally made to be able to wear bulkier stuff under it. if anything the LACK of bulk on the tux could be more of an issue, providing more room to move around, yet that'd (again) be countered by water pressure. But as I said, it's definitely not unreasonable that it would be affected, I'm not trying to fully discredit your points, cause they do make sense and there is definitely some truth in them. I'm just saying it's more nuanced and knowing what I know about drysuits, I didn't really expect a lot of wrinkling, obvi some minor wrinkles, but not a lot. Plus he prolly didn't go for a full hour of diving and just went straight to the boat, which would limit the amount of time underwater and the odds of further wrinkling.

[@Magmafrost13]

12:46 for the briefest of moments I thought - nay, hoped - that "Im a little too dry now" would lead into Jamie leaping into the water in his tux like the majestic walrus he is

[@coenwatt9458]

The technique Jamie used to snort that pepper was absolutely flawless, it’s clear the man has experience in the art of sniffing powers 😂

[@BlackIdentitySSGSS]

thought the same😁👍

[@ryangrows5863]

He lived through the 80s

[@brianwgDK]

Sniffing what 😂😂

[@Sethioz]

that's how rich and/or dumb people do it, in his case it's the first. if you wanna get most out of certain white powders, you have to hack it into very fine powder over 5-10 mins, then sniff it slowly and in very small amounts, that's how you get most out of it. method he used is when you are so rich that you don't care that you wasting like 10x more powder by getting same effect as when done correctly.

[@Jet7Wave]

God I love how Mythbusters put so much attention to not just bust myths but also to make the show itself artistic in a way. The confirmed/busted transitions are always so fun and creative where they truly didn't have to be at all, but they are. Adam holding that sign in an underwater car out of nowhere got a surprise out of me haha

[@phoenixvance6642]

Adam has said that the camera team had free reign to do what ever they wanted to make those conclusion cutaways. Basically a good opportunity for them to express their cinemetographic skills/creativity

[@occasionalart]

​@@phoenixvance6642 In an age where executives and producers want to have their hands in everything, it's nice to see artists just able to do their thing and express their art in a big budget project like this.

[@TheHutchy01]

@@phoenixvance6642 Honestly, that seems a fair exchange for all the smells, explosions, chaos, and ever increasing risk of ending up having to lift something they went through.

[@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13]

Even Jamie isn't cold enough to take candy from a sad baby.

[@kyuofcosmic]

Physically it’s easy to take candy from a baby, emotionally, not so much

[@SyntheticFuture]

I really really really don't care about babies at all. Like: not even in the slightest. However. Taking candy from the just seems unnecessarily cruel and unjust... so yeah. I wouldn't do 🥲

[@ao1778]

What kind of moron even suggested that as a "myth"??? Obviously it's easy, wtf...

[@FrankDux-uo7ig]

@@SyntheticFutureI might take nerds gummy clusters and feel no remorse. They’re fire

[@anttivihavainen5351]

Codename, Walrus. I nearly choked 😂

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

shooting the laptop battery pro: it stops the shot con: you now have a chemical fire waiting to happen.

[@pirateraider1708]

Pro: you now have a flaming object to throw at the guy shooting at you.

[@CsibeBiGa]

Older batteries are NiMH not LiPO or any lithium based flammable stuff.

[@Tennouseijin]

Pro: smokescreen

[@derrickstorm6976]

Con: choke in your smokescreen

[@beardedmonkey1320]

@@CsibeBiGa you'd be suprised that many laptops used 18650's in series however if someone shot a modern laptop battery or not nothing is going to stop a shot gun at pont blank range

[@rahat2345]

The "bye bye" from the last baby was so cute 🥺

[@cha0sniper]

Right?? I was like OMG she talks! 😁

[@ShadowManceri]

Franky the girl.

[@strangledwithascarf6967]

Baby cries Crazy old scientist Adam: "Jamie keep taking it!!"

[@DanielC0005]

“We’re picking these at random…. Here’s a tuxedo expert we brought in earlier!”

[@SunbatherInTheSnow]

And I'm sure the MythBusters had their reasons for not mentioning James Bond by name, but I'd be surprised if the letter writer didn't.

[@saulteanuts-vg8iu]

I'm a 6'4", 300 lb, former d lineman, and I'm scared of Jamie. I'm scared of babies too.

[@Bonnieglitz]

Who asked? like literally

[@saulteanuts-vg8iu]

@@Bonnieglitz Watch the show, dippy. Is that a photo of your new boyfriend? Maybe on his way to rob a jewelry store, get you something nice?

[@brinta2868]

@@saulteanuts-vg8iu You're also overweight.

[@LaraCroftCP]

Well, im too. They are so small and fragile

[@saulteanuts-vg8iu]

@@LaraCroftCP You're just a good person. Babies are forest killers.. F'in Amazon.

[@allanshpeley4284]

"You could really freak some friends out with this one". Uh, no you'll just piss them off for freezing their beer.

[@peterdavies6660]

Candy from a baby: we won, but at what cost?

[@fakestory1753]

2 pound of C4 ;)

[@reynardvanderwalt8251]

The fact that Jamie had 5000 dive under his belt at that time boggles my mind. If you were to dive every single day without skipping a day, and you do it for 10 years, you'll only get about 3650 dives in, but Jamie has 5000! That means that he would have to snorkel once a day, every day for almost 14 years! I don't think he did it like that. Either he dived multiple times a day or he started at a young age

[@craigtownsend3149]

Or multiple times a day I know a fell who is close to the same he worked on the great barrier reef doing tours they did about 9-10 dives a day

[@reynardvanderwalt8251]

@@craigtownsend3149 that would also make sense, yes

[@Drekulviin]

Baby Savage is... Scary AF. 😂

[@bardofsteel]

Baby Savage is a good name and an apt description

[@TooHuman]

I was too high and not prepared for that shit

[@TiborRoussou]

20:30 Jamie "I think I'm starting to like this stuff". Hilarious!

[@T4XFRAUD]

45:18 baby: *proceeds to cry* Adam to baby: oh sweetie Adam to Jamie: She doesn't want you to take it. Keep taking it come on.

[@zsoltbartus169]

45:12 - that realisation on her face! 😅

[@xeonit]

22:54 it might be kinda stoopid, but ever since ive watched this episode years ago, i always sneeze in elbow :P watching them really has some impact on mans life

[@MilaWht]

They were ahead of their time, now after the 2020 v word that ends in s that KZbin loves censors every health expert were advising to sneeze on our elbows

[@Pez1979]

I saw this particular episode many, many years ago and have been sneezing into my elbow ever since.

[@yuriy454]

The scene where Jamie, with a confused face, is trying repeatedly to take candy from the second baby is so freaking funny))

[@justinfreeland708]

The fact Adam said "strong like bull" makes this my new favourite elisode

[@sociallyresponsiblexenomor7608]

That last baby was very well mannered wow

[@jonasannon]

I hope Grant knew what a beloved host he was. RIP

[@flibbidyx2]

Mr. Burns already proved it isn't always easy to take candy from a baby.

[@FrankDux-uo7ig]

Hey that sounds like a larf

[@sampearson3406]

0:44 didnt realise they got jamies cousins in for a shoot

[@DeShnicky]

😂

[@小諧]

/:€

[@Fusion_X]

I mean if a big walrus looking guy with a robotic arm is trying to take away my candy, I will be scared too

[@RxMxG]

Adam unknowingly cosplayed as a Simon Pegg in the future

[@omnirath]

Okay Jamie didn’t only ever put pepper in his nose with that technique lmao

[@sirTyperys]

to this day, i still do the elbow sneeze thanks to mythbusters.

[@sagrud]

to science! that Indiana Jones pun was perfect - and somewhat expected 😁

[@atlasfeynman1039]

?

[@Pox0100]

@@atlasfeynman1039 Indiana Jones survived in the crystal skull an atomic blast inside a fridge.

[@atlasfeynman1039]

@@Pox0100 Where's the pun though?

[@HalNordmann]

Not a pun, just a regular joke. Still fun though

[@MadHax-wt5tl]

I was contemplating making a joke about that in these here comments. But I didn't realise this episode came out after the movie. Oh well.

[@Eye_Make]

...and now there exists a small group of traumatised young adults with a fear of walruses with mechanical arms.

[@jesselambert6663]

🤣 how are they going to explain that to their therapist?

[@Mart77]

I wonder if Bertrand is always sharply dressed or does he have "ahh fuck it" moments ang goes shopping wearing nothing but old sweatpants and worn out shirt?

[@allanshpeley4284]

I'm guessing his backup is leather pants.

[@Lokitty719]

This should have been shown to people during the pandemic. Jamie's technique was perfect!

[@disneybuyseverything9010]

12:54 that confirmed is from another myth about car glass doors

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

the hand sneeze not only puts out a lot of drops on the floor, but a cloud up into the air that will take a while to fall and reach the entire room. Same with the handkerchief.

[@mikaeljohansson83]

The instant freeze of a beer is definatly true! Happened to me during a work trip to China. The restaurant(they knew I wanted cold beer) I went to put a couple of beers in the freezer a couple of hours before I went there and when I tried to fill my glass it instanly froze giving me a slush beer instead of a cooling beverage :)

[@joelsbowlsarejoelsgoals9636]

One time while sneezing I tried keeping my mouth closed and relaxing my nasal...area. To my surprise it was the best sneeze I ever had and it cleared my nasal area right up. A sneeze is meant to clear up whatever is in your nose and not the food between your teeth. Also no more jump scares with a loud yell. I still recommend using a tissue or there will be snot everywhere.

[@FlatbushZombiesBuyNTrade-lq5ji]

20:09 Jamie’s done some of that suga back in the day 😂❤

[@BrookeK92]

Haha all those babies are in Jr High now lol

[@d1user]

How do u know?

[@BrookeK92]

@@d1user Because I am aware how time works? lol

[@d4slaimless]

I am not disputing Bertrand as an expert, but why is he stuffing handkerchief inside Jamie's pocket instead of neatly folding it and then putting in?

[@MadHax-wt5tl]

Yeah, that was slightly weird. Not that I would have a clue about tuxedo etiquette.

[@DotDodd]

I’m no expert, but having worn a few tuxedo’s, the only thing that matters is how it looks when presented. I typically go for the 3 triangle fold, and while all the folds look nice and crisp on top, inside the pocket is just bunched up cloth.

[@d4slaimless]

It just seemed to me that neatly folding would also simplify the task of putting it in.

[@elmikeQC]

These are old shows but the instant freezing thing is way easier than they show. The force they use to trigger the reaction is way over the top, you can just flick it and it will be enough. I live in Canada, in the winter we have pepsi outside to cool and this happens a lot.

[@PanLukash]

Americans - their daily routine is to check what is bulletproof, and in their free time (when they are not checking what is bulletproof) they feed little babies with candy.. God, I am so happy that I live in Europe 😂. However, you have the best TV shows!

[@allanshpeley4284]

Yikes, you have the EU to worry about? Sorry for your luck.

[@PanLukash]

I really feel uncomfortable seeing little children fed with sugar. It's terrible. Stop doing this, Americans, please

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

​@@allanshpeley4284Spotted the hurt one.

[@SyntheticFuture]

Nah the UK has the best shows. It's also pretty much the only thing they have these days though xD

[@BabyMakR]

I wonder if these babies ever met Adam and Jamie later in life and just got a sense of dread?

[@SunbatherInTheSnow]

I'm imagining Jamie nowadays dining out somewhere, and a teenager he doesn't recognise approaches his table. Realising he's been recognised, Jamie braces himself for a request for a selfie or autograph, but instead, the youth steals his food and walks away.

[@TheJaguar1983]

The beer freezing one reminds me of the reusable heatpack demonstration Technology connections showed.

[@deadboy9955]

iirc, it's called face change material, or fcm. NightHawkInNicht did a video on them recently.

[@Lagbeard]

Takes a few hours to get the temperature... But afterwards, instant Beersicle.

[@eugoth4285]

45:23 "aww... sweetie... she doesn't wanna let go 😥jamie keep taking it come on"

[@studiomaakt-themakingstudi9605]

I just ❤ mythbusters!! I followed them from the first ever edition!

[@heartofdawn2341]

Working retail, and I can tell you it's damn hard to take anything from a baby (to scan it through the till), even when both you and the parents are trying to reassure them that they can have it back in a second.

[@Ryan_the_dawg]

😂😂 that made me laugh out loud when Adam smashed the bottle over his head as tantrum baby 😂😂😂

[@dani_doethedishes6958]

nah cause why was Jamie's snorting technique so good lmao

[@thamirivonjaahri6378]

Frozen beverage itself is similar to experiment we ran back in school days during classes. We back then asked one questi, answer to which our teacher was not sure about. If you had perfectly still and dark container and decreased temperature of water below freezing point, would it ever actually freeze if no crystallisation by outside source is induced? (since crystallisation itself requires small amount of "activation energy" as far as explanation goes).

[@slyfox743]

14:37 Kary's face and happiness

[@gazman50s]

the frozen drinks is more fun when ya don't know it's that cold till you uncap it

[@danwarrjack]

18:21 I’ve heard of yawns being contagious but sneezes?! I used my pillow by the way since I’m watching in my bed

[@duncandixon6203]

With the sneezing, i internally implode instead, so that should spread less germs

[@BornToSneeze]

30:32 And a serial killer was born.

[@Uli_Heczko]

No wonder, the results with the refrigerators. You have to switch them on! ;)

[@leoa4c]

As far as something being "bulletproof", the immediate question should be: Which bullet? If it's a slow 22 rimfire or a 25 ACP, at a distance of 10 yards, many common objects will likely be "bulletproof". Which type of round was it? How long was the barrel? Did it pass through a suppressor? At what distance was it shot from? In the case of a shotgun, was it a foster slug? Was it buckshot? Was it birdshot? In the case of a 9mm round, for instance, a test should be done with a +P round, and then another test with the slowest round available for purchase. The results can be very different indeed.

[@albertofui]

This one 4-5 years ago would have gone viral, and helped so much

[@NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEJ]

Yup, that came in my mind as well.

[@riskybicky8335]

I too would loved to know of my tux would get wet aftera scuba dive smh

[@iLaCore]

You're aware the episode is older though, right?

[@albertofui]

@@iLaCore yes, but it wasn't fresh information, and people forget, buy nowadays? It would be all over instagram, youtube and others, it would be useful information with right timing

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Mythbusters: someone on the internet says they survived getting shot by a fridge Lucasfilm: so a fridge can protect you from a nuclear blast, got it

[@zhabiboss]

Gotta give it to Jamie, he swam the entire thing without changing course!

[@arsalanniromand6265]

Who else loves how MythBusters proves or disproves the wildest ideas? 😄

[@d1user]

No one

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Supercooled fluids are fun. But better just freezing the beer in the bottle is to supercool it and then pour it to get a beer slushy. The same process also causes freezing rain, but instead of getting a cold beverage, you get a slippery road.

[@adonayespinosamontano3940]

Adam was a Barney's bro some time: High five... Awesome

[@tutacat]

Thermometers in fridges and freezers and not the best setup for keeping the air temperature at the intended zone.

[@darenzy]

Anyone know what's the name of that cartoon at 5:30 ?

[@tfrowlett8752]

1:55 you know this myth probably came from True Lies.

[@EminLizz519]

Kari, Grant and Tory, you 3 destroyed a couple fridges not for nothing but you destroyed a couple fridges for science.

[@DarkGodSeti]

One thing I always had a problem with this episode, not everyone sneezes through their mouths... I sneeze purely through my nose, since it's to remove nasal obstructions. I always thought the speed/spread of a sneeze was because of the air blowing through the nose...

[@desel8737]

i wonder if jamie and adam asked kari to bring in her ~11 months old child

[@MadHax-wt5tl]

They probably know her well enough. That she knows them well enough. That Kari would never trust her baby with them. And Adam & Jamie didn't even bother asking. They probably drew up an elaborate blue print, trying to figure out how to ask and all.

[@rdr6269]

Do you always change shirts between arrival at the range and the walk to the firing line?

[@Intrigarium]

Love the beackmann reference

[@lordmysticlaw1991]

I can see Adam aging over seasons but I swear Jamie just doesn't age. Hyneman mythology.

[@TheJaguar1983]

I'm with Jamie on the tux. I cannot stand even the idea of getting all dolled up.

[@LaraCroftCP]

To the Beer Trick: i had done this for a school demonstration and i actually first opened the bottle. P.S. seeing Adam working with babys warms my heart. But giving a child so much suggar give them Diabetes for sure.

[@Sameeer_Saker]

They really shouldn't eat sugar like that, but c'mon, it's just a lollipop man

[@joylucio4430]

after spending most of my childhood watching this in the Brazilian Portuguese dubbed version its so strange to watch them in the original language lol the voice actors chosen had really simmilar voices but the delivery is so different

[@McGeraet]

i had a collegue who used the freezing bottle trick to make slushy out of his lemonade ^^

[@LaraCroftCP]

Damn, in my country people would kill for this old style fridge kari shoot on.

[@DDT-For-Human]

how to easily take candy froma baby? distraction🤣 just distract them with ur keys and the sweet candy is urs🤣

[@allanshpeley4284]

Or just take the candy with your hand because babies are weak.

[@Game_Lab_Germany]

35:55 I have an idea what if the door was not been shot at 90 degrees? Do you know why the russian T-34 was a legend? the pivot the steelplates to an angle so the effective armor increased. what if the shots where fired at a 70, 45 or even 30 degrees angle at the door? i mean yes I saw it blasting direct through and was not even stuck, but I would still consider that option and give it a try to find out what was the degree needed to protect from a 9mm. sure if the bullet can make it through the plate from 180 degree the myth is super busted :D

[@DaddyBitok]

for the frozen beer myth...any beverage (me I experienced it with water, coke and gatorade all the time) would freeze if it's below freezing point and it doesn't have to be hit..all you need to do is open the bottle (try coke its way cooler to watch [pepsi SUCKS!!!])...

[@gordonbrinkmann]

Stupid question maybe on the freezing beer: aren't theory 1 and 2 basically the same? The small bubbles forming in theory 1 are the nucleation sites of theory 2... or not?

[@kikixchannel]

Not really. Theory 1 depends on decrease in temperature. As in, the bubbles 'suck up' the heat from the beer around them when they form, cooling it just enough to cause freezing. Theory 2 depends on the liquid already being cold enough for freezing, but at a stable form and not freezing over. But the impact causes the liquid to get destabilized by adding energy into it which results in the sudden freezing. If you want the difference 'shown' in a practical sense...Theory 1 could possibly work only with carbonated drinks, but they had proven that it works with non-carbonated drinks as well. It can be done even if there are no bubbles forming, hence them forming has no impact on the effect.

[@gordonbrinkmann]

@@kikixchannel Oh yeah you're right, I forgot the cooling down part of the first theory. But in classical nucleation theory the heterogenous nucleations are the most common and usually occur on surface imperfections or impurities (which is also where bubbles build) at one if the three phase interfaces, liquid-solid, solid-vapor and liquid-vapor. So while the bubbles might not cause a sudden temperature drop to freeze the beer and it is not necessary to have carbonated drinks, they can definitely be the (or one of the) source of cristallization, which also looks like it in some of the carbonated examples later on when they show several freezing beverages. But of course you're right, since they made the cooling down effect part of the first theory, this is something different than theory 2. Actually I think theory 1 is just something people were guessing what is happening there, while in reality it is of course all nucleation - which is what happens in theory 1 with the help of bubbles if you dismiss the cooling part.

[@Kampos94]

What parents are giving their babies candy in the first place? Bad parenting, no excuses.

[@lordeisschrank]

actually... the fridge surviving a nuclear blast is much more likely than a bullet...

[@AceofTunes]

How do I determine the recommended tire pressure, my tires list a max, but not a recommended

[@mephistoad-il7cx]

Its specific to each vehicle, based on weight. It should be in your owners manual, on a sticker on the drivers door jamb, or found with a quick google search.

[@AceofTunes]

@@mephistoad-il7cx Awesome! Thank you!

[@MikeGrau0hr]

wtf...

[@kirillvoloshin2065]

looks like it's not the first time Jamie snores

[@rdr6269]

You think the Seals pull that off in a regular suit???? I guarantee you it's high end, wrinkle free material.

[@Valfaun]

okay, the one about taking candy from a baby was kinda silly, lol. obviously it takes more force to yank it from a baby's hand than to just lift it from a table. but i guess the unsurprising conclusion was just that no, taking candy from a baby is not the easiest thing in the world

[@gabrielvieira6529]

cool pfp

[@allanshpeley4284]

It really is. It just depends how much you want the candy.

[@Alrato94]

44:12 From Jamie’s testWHAT?!

[@mathieulefo6658]

First time watching this episode and first time having anything to complain about the show: A martini should no be shaken, and if it was, thats was not a proper shake by Adam. 😅

[@aaronmalone258]

the picture of the weave was more like a pony tail to me

[@bobmann3379]

The frozen drinks can also happen just by opening them once you release the pressure in the container I have done that by accident trying to get a drink from bottle water many times

[@MikeGrau0hr]

... which would be way safer than smacking glass bottles so the liquid expands by freezing xD wrong bottle will break just because of the liquid freezing.

[@mikechoe97]

13:49 Spongebob submitted a question

[@Hayden-hm7rh]

jamie snorted that stuff a lil too well if you catch my drift lmao

[@professor.dickweed]

I thought so too the way he did that bump 😂😂

[@RedMistCDN]

you can get the same freezing effect by opening the beverage.

[@Lewisswwel]

Awww sad to see them destroy the 1950's refrigerator.

[@mats6565]

So this is where the easter egg in Cyberpunk 2077 comes from? 36:00

[@jarrodbright5231]

Jamie looks fine after the dive because he used a dry-suit. These are not your standard wet-suit most people would use for scuba diving, with dry suits being designed for extremely cold temperatures. The being completely dry in a tuxedo under a dry suit was the example my dive instructor used back in the 90s (well before this was filmed) so not really surprising when you see what equipment they used.

[@kyuofcosmic]

Remember he’s playing a ‘super spy’ which certainly would have access to top of the line diving equipment.

[@allanshpeley4284]

@@kyuofcosmic Yes, not to mention dry suits.

[@Eeveelyn]

The one with the instantly freezing beer is a kids science experiment. It's just done with water instead of beer.

[@pirateraider1708]

I used soda, and it worked great.