The Underwater Car | MythBusters | Season 5 Episode 4 | Full Episode

[@uknownhero2764]

Even years later, it's still crazy to think that this episode helped save lives.

[@Panzerkriegen]

Liking and bumping to save zoomers.

[@benjamingriffin2753]

I know I would have died if someone hadn't folded a piece of paper 11 times.

[@leovanderzwan7986]

@@benjamingriffin2753 Yeah it saved me yesterday in fact😂

[@frozenlicks]

@@benjamingriffin2753 lol this made me laugh so much

[@leeminh2401]

What happened? First time hearing about this

[@eidodk]

This one hurts extra, considering my two best friends drowned on 15ft of water in a car they drove over a pier in the dark at midnight. They were found 4 days later because no one had heard from them since they left to go home from a family get-together. One part of the "myth" they don't test, is the extremely hard impact that happens when driving at 45 mph directly into the water. It's equivalent of driving straight into a wall which has a VERY plausible chance of knocking you out, making it even more impossible to escape. Here they are carefully lowering the car into the water, giving them the very best chance of being able to react immediately upon seeing or feeling the water entering the car.

[@RealBelisariusCawl]

I’m sorry for your loss. You’re all in my prayers.

[@VoidTrademark]

solid point

[@unknown2515]

Best job ever these guys have. Imagine leaving work for home happy that you have folded paper more than 7 times.

[@TheyCallMeNewb]

I remember this one very well. It featured two seriously important myths.

[@Aaroncarter95]

Right. Folding paper more than 7 times is like top 5 most important myths, possibly top 3.

[@corkbulb2895]

Everybody should have a glass breaking tool in a spot you can quickly access in case of an emergency. I have a hardened spiked hammer with an attached seat belt cutter in the handle. I keep it in the center console so I can easily get to it without having to reach. You could also get a spring loaded spike. The spike on these tools causes a huge amount of pressure on one tiny spot of the glass and will shatter the glass very easily. You don't even have to hit the window hard. You can get them for cheap. Like $15. They used such tools during the episode. If you fall in the drink, the tools can easily break the window regardless of the water pressure. The tools can also help you escape after an accident, if the car is damaged enough to where you can open the doors. I definitely recommend carrying something like that at all times. Breaking a car window is actually a lot more difficult than you might think. And if you are injured, it may be impossible without tools. And of course, I carry a custom built emergency first aid kit with military grade components, such as a tourniquet, quikclot and a chest decompression catheter, plus much more. The standard first aid kit you get at a store or the ones that come with the car in an emergency kit aren't going to do much for major injuries. Band aids ain't gonna help you much when you've lost a leg. Search "IFAK" (individual first aid kit) on Ebay or Amazon and get a pre assembled kit. You can add your own extras if you wish. They are a bit expensive, about $80-$150 depending on exactly what you get. But it never has to be replaced unless used, and it can save lives. I still have the same one I built from 2012. Although the components are expired and not sterile, if you are bleeding to death, that doesn't matter. Besides, a lot of the components don't need to be sterile, like the tourniquet. Really the tourniquet is the most important component. That *will* save your life in the event of a major injury. By the time an ambulance arrives, it may be too late. If you don't want to spend the money on a full kit, just get a tourniquet. I recommend the H&H TK4L. Don't get a CAT tourniquet. The CAT (combat application tourniquet) is WAY too complicated and difficult to apply. I have a hard time applying it just practicing when there is no emergency. The TK4 is extremely simple. Basically just a hook and elastic band. I also recommend carrying a roll of Quikclot gauze. Just a tourniquet and Quikclot cost around $40-$50. Now most likely if I am that severely injured, I won't be able to use the kit on myself. I carry it mainly for if I come up on a recent serious accident scene, or witness one, to use it on an injured person. Also, if I am driving with somebody, we could use it on each other if one of us is not hurt badly. Although the equipment isn't gonna do any good if you don't know how to use it. The only person I frequently drive with is my girlfriend and she definitely knows how to use the kit. Seriously though, read up on and learn about first aid. Get the equipment. Save lives. Having such things may save your own life, or that of someone you know.

[@natespurgat6245]

You’re discussing more specifically a trauma kit, right? In any case, having practice, even once or twice, helps a ton as well. Needing to try and figure out how to apply a tourniquet in a life or death scenario is not a great environment.

[@corkbulb2895]

@@natespurgat6245 Yes, a trauma kit. And a TK4 is MUCH easier and simpler to apply with or without a stressful situation. I do not like CATs.

[@humaux]

The most important thing to remember is calm people live, if you panic you usually die in dangerous situations.

[@NoriMori1992]

"Calm people live. Tense people die." - Adam Savage, to himself, during "Inverted Underwater Car" when he thought he was going to die

[@nemdub86]

Jamie really looks like a walrus in that diving suit 😂

[@nightw4tchman]

This episode is the reason I bought a glass breaker for my car.

[@bertjesklotepino]

Did you check if you have tempered glass in your doors of your car, or is it laminated? Because if the side doors of your car have laminated glass, the glass breaker aint gonna do much.

[@DavidRichardson153]

​​​@@bertjesklotepino Laminated glass is not often used for side doors. Pretty much every car does have laminated glass, but far more often than not, it is only the windshield. That is because laminated glass is meant to be more resistant to heavier impacts, and on a car, virtually all heavier impacts are going to be on the windshield and for what should be fairly obvious reasons. The cars that do use laminated glass for the other windows tend to be armored cars. A few ultra-high-price luxury cars do use it for side windows as well, but that is for soundproofing rather than protection, so it tends to be the thinnest available laminated glass (it still provides some additional protection over tempered, but it is the lowest end of it). There are also two things to bear in mind about using additional laminated glass in a car (to reiterate, every windshield these days is laminated glass): weight and cost. Because laminated glass still uses tempered glass for its production, laminated glass is MUCH heavier (how heavy it is depends on how many layers it has), hence why you see windshield replacements go about it with rigs to hold the new windshield up. As for costs, because of the costs for producing the tempered glass that goes into laminated glass, not to mention the adhesives used to hold them together as well as the heat treatments for those and the entire piece, costs can climb really quickly, so car manufacturers tend to restrict using laminated glass to only the windshield. Because of this, the general rule for escaping your car is to never try to go through the windshield unless the windshield was already somehow knocked out of place or otherwise removed. The windshield is the glass that the breakers on the market rarely, if ever, work on.

[@Stormifyed]

@@bertjesklotepino I’ve only seen laminate glass on the wind screen to try and stop objects flying in. Not on the side windows. But there may be some.

[@bertjesklotepino]

@@Stormifyed Do you know the channel called AdventuresWithPurpose? They have this great device on sail to pop out a window easily. That is: Tempered glass windows. They did a video recently called: you are not ready to escape a sinking car. In it Jared speaks about how it has no use to buy one of em devices if your car has Laminated glass. And he mentions one specific brand of cars that are screwed always: Tesla. You can find out if you have laminated glass on the side windows. It should say so.

[@bertjesklotepino]

@@Stormifyed There is a channel on youtube that helps people locate their loved ones if they are on the bottom of a lake or river. Adventures etc. They made a video about how you are not ready to get out of a sinking car. They have shown a device which basically instantly smashes a window. A tempered glass window. In that video the presenter also speaks about how it does not work on Laminated glass. And he says that some cars have laminated glass in the side windows. Like Tesla, is one of the examples he gives. I do not know if this is true about Tesla. I do know i have seen another video in which he, the same channel, shows another car in which they put laminated glass in the doors. You say some. There are a lot of Teslas driving around already.

[@punkr0ckgurl75]

Spark plug works really well. After this originally aired on tv..I started carrying an old plug I pulled off my car

[@johngamer6255]

Hey it's just worth mentioning it's the broken ceramic that breaks the window so if you are planning on using it make sure you sort of broken it

[@Sil11235]

One of the best episodes ever made :D

[@spookyninja4098]

I now wind my windows down while driving any where near flood water

[@corkbulb2895]

You should instead carry a glass breaking tool in a spot you can quickly access in case of an emergency. I have a hardened spiked hammer with an attached seat belt cutter in the handle. I keep it in the center console so I can easily get to it without having to reach. You could also get a spring loaded spike. The spike causes a huge amount of pressure on one spot of the glass and will shatter the glass, easily. You don't even have to hit the window hard. You can get them for cheap. Like $15. They used such tools during the episode. If you fall in the drink, the tools can easily break the window regardless of the water pressure. The tools can also help you escape after an accident, if the car is damaged enough to where you can open the doors. I recommend carrying something like that.

[@topaz123212]

Bruh, I was here listening to him say "oh I'm going to remove the engine" I'm over here like ok torch the motor mounts remove Axles hoses and wires and good to go but nope just yanked her and deprived a poor perfect engine 😂

[@deadshot4839]

Wow I taught I was the only one who went like 😢😮

[@topaz123212]

@@deadshot4839 in all for destruction where it is indeed granted but not wasteful havoc lol

[@ikonic_artworks]

as an amateur car enthusiast it hurt to watch. even not knowing the spec of the engine but just how expensive anything car related is in 2024

[@ikonic_artworks]

and just think they probably bought that entire, working vehicle for maybe $800. RIP those days

[@truracer20]

Poor perfect engine and that model 3l doesn't equate. That GM 3.0l was best used as a boat anchor, from day 1.

[@MadHax-wt5tl]

That paper folding one, I forgot how exhausting some of these myths can be just to watch!

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

I came up with wetting the paper, folding and drying

[@Games_and_Music]

Yeah, when they introduced the myth, i grabbed a sheet of toilet paper and couldn't fold it more than 7 times, but then i instead used a single ply of that sheet and easily got it to 8, i even folded it back out to double check if i really got 8 folds. So then i was like: "Err... okay, so they're going to use a hangar and giant sheets of paper to prove what i just did with a single ply?"

[@jerodast]

Yeah this one crossed the line from interesting to pointless once they got to the NASA hanger. Or, maybe the line from "the point is a myth" to "the point is doing something silly in a NASA hanger". If the spirit of the myth says you must alternate perpendicular folds, methinks the spirit also says you use paper you'd be working with day to day, not one bigger than has ever been made in human history 😑 [even in the episode, they only simulated having a piece of paper that big, with tape]

[@brunnomenxa]

​@@jerodast, But still, that is a sheet of paper. They proved it is possible, but using a conventional sheet of paper.

[@borntoclimb7116]

The paper myth is funny and nice, they have a success. I remember years ago, some guys doing the same car experiment in Germany.

[@Tudo11927]

They did that in clear pool, if you really drop into a lake or into the sea, the water would be much muddier, and if you’re fast enough (30mph/50kph) the car might even sink faster and have almost no floating time.

[@timp7412]

They got comments about things like that, which is they they revisited it, and did and excellent job.

[@alanrose4827]

VW Beatles were supposed to float, like my Alphikar design.

[@truracer20]

@@alanrose4827 Wrong. in WW2 the Germans had an amphibious car built on the VW chassis called the schwimmwagen. It was a sealed hull. But definitely not a 'beatle'.

[@starty8814]

This episode is the reason why I have a spring loaded punch in my glove box.

[@jeromefitzroy]

Bring them back, I will always miss Grant

[@thesnesgeek]

No

[@Her_Imperious_Condescension]

Kinda hard to bring Grant back.

[@thesnesgeek]

@@Her_Imperious_Condescension Yes

[@rickjames5998]

​@@Her_Imperious_Condescensionoof

[@SheepdogSmokey]

38:08 - I've had a center punch in my car for years, and while I will say I didn't remember this when I joined my local VFD and was told to carry one or a glass-break-hammer, my LT did say Mythbusters proved those two work. Add to this that even now with prices out of wack, they're about 4 or 5 bucks, totally worth it to save your life.

[@Harrydewulf]

Anyone else tear up every time Grant is introduced?

[@lavarsch]

I actually didn't know what happened, it's really sad. He was always one of my favourites.

[@MiguelBalaraw]

Absolutely. It's always too soon bruh.😢

[@notpumkin]

Yeah.. feels sad. But he left a very positive legacy, so can't help but smile at that at least.

[@brokenglassshimmerlikestar3407]

At the time of his passing I was very shocked. He was so young! But I watch these old episodes and it feels like he's still here and it's comforting. Remember, we all die some day.

[@itzxsliick7036]

And now Carrie too

[@Mykasan]

yeah, break that window. 1 minutes is too long under stress.

[@T-Bonebubba]

With the breaking the window underwater I have a feeling that they should try that because with that pressure pushing in if they break that glass it's all going to come rushing directly at you

[@truracer20]

It's survival of the fittest here. If a person wouldn't reasonably expect that then meh...

[@mossifrancis5662]

you can get out a car under water with your set head rest can brake the glass

[@etherealessence]

there's one thing in the center console of every vehicle i drive. a spring loaded center punch. works great.

[@emeraldqueen1994]

Genuinely curious, could you open the door BEFORE the water gets past a point in front of the door say the front tires of the car? What difference, if any, would a window breaker make in Adam’s first test?

[@m_ism]

They do exactly that at 27:38

[@matthias9379]

Thank. Oh for sharing!

[@Coeptis23]

35:42 isn´t that a nokia? I smell another myth busted.

[@NoobsDeSroobs]

This episode really annoyed me because the weights on the window touched the side and added to the friction. Water behaves differently, so they should have just tried to open the window while under water.

[@mcalla113]

I had the exact same thought. They didnt even try..

[@itzxsliick7036]

I agree however if I remember correctly it doesn’t even move a little if the friction from the Weight was an issue they probably would have tried it but unfortunately we’ll never know (from mythbusters anyhow)

[@Games_and_Music]

Yeah, when they were saying: "you can see it flexing", you could see the weight bumping into the rubber of the window, which kept it from opening. It looked like it was able to move, and if so, the more it moves down, the more rigid the window becomes and it should be able to go all the way down.

[@uberfu]

10 people downvoted this video. I always wonder why content like this is voted down. Did they think it was all fake ? Would they prefer to die by drowning in a car ?

[@ScipioTTV]

A lot of the times, it’s just bots

[@lockecole3726]

That zen technique isn't going to work for 9.9/10 people, lol. It wouldn't have worked with Adam, had he not done the plunge several times before hand. He even had to psyche himself up for that attempt. The last thing the vast majority of people are thinking about in that situation is staying calm. They also didn't try this in murky water or at night, and they gently lowered the car in. What about if the car is doing 60-70 and goes off a bridge or cliff?

[@jasonburguess]

This is why I always leave my window open a little bit.

[@SonOfDaw95]

8:35 he's a what with what now?! (I'm pretty sure Jamie is immortal and has lived several life times with several outstanding careers lol)

[@nickerskine2564]

The way Jamie ripped that engine out of thet car kinda hurt ngl

[@araonthedrake4049]

I wonder if it would be possible to move to the back seat and sort of follow the air pocket to last longer and be able to wait the pressure equalization out. Though realistically a person that just crashed into a body of water is unlikely to have the wherewithal to execute that.

[@BusterHimen-1202]

42:51 Walrus confirmed??

[@garionprak7961]

Please upload more!

[@andreasschau4215]

Why not have auto manufacturers install electric window crack devices in each window? So that when you go underwater you can press the big: "oh shit I'm underwater"-button and have all the windows in the car be craced all at once so that you can start getting out of the car even faster, making it more likely to survive.

[@ericdoe2318]

Roll down the windows immediately!

[@adamlake9507]

I know they came to the right conclusion but is the door locked 12:34 at and unlocked at 28:04?

[@soundtrancecloud5101]

8:30 3000 dives dive master 🐡

[@orehldmanguz7013]

No! Murphy didn’t forget you He just can’t believe you’re back for him

[@GodlikeIridium]

5:30 On the importance of pronunciation, example 1: "He's kiIIing it!" ^^

[@leotrollstoy2351]

35:45 or so “a cell phone”

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

bear grylls says to use the headrest, pull it out and use the metal spikes on it(breaking the window under water)

[@d-d-i]

Headrests are not removeable in some cars, mine for example has some kind of steel wire inside of it, which might be related to some kind of crash protection pull system of it. But, you could use the seat belt clip to break the glass. Another problem however are the tight interiors and small windows of modern cars, rear door windows on some small crossovers for example are tiny.

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

interesting, never seen any I couldnt pull out.

[@Bearodon]

@@d-d-i And here in Sweden you would freeze to death most time of the year.

[@ВолодимирМахнюк-ю4х]

​​​@@bobrobertsNotUrBobyeah in my car you cant pull it out unless you adjust the seat to be more parallel to the ground. Headrest's metal pins are too long and when you try to remove them in usual seat position - the top of the headrest just pushes up the roof

[@hanselgretel8563]

Kari!❤❤❤

[@BlessedDog]

2:26 Is that the "POING" chinese sound effect?? Lmao

[@DomCombatVids]

RIP Grant

[@xilefx]

why is the tip of a key not breaking a window? isn't it basically the same as the breaker tip?

[@Fish-Addict]

The point of the tool is machined to a 0 point where the key would be considered "rounded"

[@ВолодимирМахнюк-ю4х]

Also the keys do not have sufficient mass and with that disadvantage it is very hard to swing them fast enough in liquid to generate force needed. In open air they might be valid as some individuals can break window even with their fist or elbow if sufficient speed was generated

[@VonSchtauffe]

OMG theyre so young

[@thomasplouffe1363]

can you do the taking candy from a baby episode? and the longer seesaw saga video?

[@meinefresse94]

Adam just broke a Nokia Phone?

[@tirao9409]

Now the question remains. Is it still working after the under water window smash, or is the unbreakable nokia myth also busted?

[@DanielDitte]

​@@tirao9409unsure if they busted it, but I remember having a 3310. Someone threw it on the ground and it completely disassembled. Like the chips, the keyboard, the case, the battery. All I had to do was reassemble and it worked perfectly... I miss those days. Now I'm writing this on a cracked smartphone screen...

[@jinstinky501]

Nobody knows how to fold better than nasa.

[@lordskrothus]

im curious they never considered the big factor that to get in the water you hit a rail and enter the water in a way angle and confused at best

[@deydreamer]

You really get reminded of the era where this show was released when that chunky boi was the standard cellphone

[@tiarkrezar]

Nah, they used an old phone so they wouldn't ruin a perfectly good one. Back in those days, flip phones with color screens and crappy cameras were all the rage. Those old Nokia smartphones with Symbian OS were pretty popular too.

[@MYwinters1945]

Is it me or the paper at the begining folded 8 times?

[@Games_and_Music]

Yeah, if they made the myth about folding more than 8 times, then it would be interesting. But as a curiosity i tried it with a sheet of toilet paper, at first i wasn't able to get past 7, but then i took a single ply for it and could get to 8 folds, kinda like Kari did, not pretty but slightly neater than hers. If she had flattened the paper a bit more along the way, i think that 8th fold would've been valid and would've been done there. But for some reason they just really wanted to do a giant sheet of paper.

[@A5M0D3U5]

33:15 that glass is tempered, break the shits and you'll get slammed with tiny bits of glass as the water rushes in, but you'll be able to reverse duke's of Hazzard yourself outta that mfer

[@jessykoller6768]

HE'S FORKLIFT CERTIFIED

[@alanrose4827]

How can larger area 0.003 in be less thick than office size 0.003 in. To be half as thick it should be 0.0015 in.

[@lindsierose797]

Is the myth really busted when they couldn't fold normal-sized paper more than 7 times though?

[@furistasTedis]

14:25 that’s way every car should come with a window crusher as a standard. My 2002 Volvo s40 did have it

[@jinstinky501]

That's why manual window cranks were king. Silly electricity.

[@waffles3629]

​@@jinstinky501 silly you seeing as they tested that in the episode and the handle failed

[@aredub1847]

um you had the window weights against the bottom from. that wasnt pressure stopping them. show really needed someone to keep the silly in check.

[@necrorymster3331]

Also extra breather on the head helps alot 136 is good reliable power. My set was 2lt long block digi fan golf 3 block 328 bmw pistons 18 16v head fully ported 292 and 276 cam Extra breather on head 45 Weber side drafts Uno 1100 distributor 4 into 2 into 1 tnt branch 56mm pipe 146kw NA power Made 146 wheel 18

[@TecSanento]

The paper mytg is easy to debunk - you just need to use a sheet 20cm times 2 meters and always fold along the longest side....

[@fallenstar9894]

The window weight test is invalid

[@LegwarmerProductions]

seat belt complications, maybe...?

[@AnItalianGuyOnYT]

didn't top gear already do 5he sinking car thing? or was this before that top gear episode (in 2002 i belive). you could also break a window by removing the headrest and use the metal posts to break it

[@BaDaBing1a2b]

Sooo, to warn people out there about to break the glass and send it "like a flood" into your face.. maybe don't do that if you can avoid it.

[@hieisoulpunisher]

What about using the seat belts?

[@asafpelleh7594]

WOW! Tried with TP squares. an't go past 7 folds!

[@Kaizer177]

What happen if it electrical car ? Auto lock a.

[@LadywatchingByrd]

Folding paper... probably as boring as possible of a "Myth 😢to debunk.

[@Fish-Addict]

No one knows about using the seatbelt buckle to break the window?

[@ВолодимирМахнюк-ю4х]

I'm quite certain it would not work, just like keys. It doesn't have really sharp edge, it's too light and it will hinder the movement with the belt attached

[@Fish-Addict]

@@ВолодимирМахнюк-ю4х that exactly why the buckle is in a t-shape, it was designed that way as a safety feature, and there is plenty adequate extra belt to reach the dash(for the front seats atleast) so there is definitely enough play to use the buckle "freely"

[@frizzlethecat2084]

@@Fish-Addict We don't have t-shaped buckles in German cars. They're more or rectangles with a square cutout to lock the buckle in.

[@gustavfn1]

A football field of paper isn’t exactly what the myth says.

[@furistasTedis]

It’s sad that our society now, are watching someone puking on TikTok and not something like this. There are loads of videos which are mythbysters alike , but they get buried with nonsense… it’s sad.

[@juicebox9657]

wtf are you talking about. this has hundreds of thousands of views. people are definitely watching it

[@TehPwnerer]

A window underwater is a lot different from a bunch of heavy things that have a lot of friction resting on the window preventing you from rolling it down. Underwater pressure exerts no friction. The window would be easy to crank open

[@Domanating]

The friction that the objects do on the window itself is irrelevant. What matters is the friction of the window against the structure of the car door all around the window corners. Both the weights and the water apply pressure on the window and said pressure applies the friction between the window and the car door to prevent the window from opening. It's a valid test.

[@ettvanligtkonto]

@@Domanating You are wrong, it was not a valid test. You can see the window move, it only stops moving as the weights hit the frame of the window at 34:30.

[@waffles3629]

​@@ettvanligtkonto nope, pressure is pressure, the window couldn't move

[@ettvanligtkonto]

@@waffles3629 Nope you can see the window move, until the weights friction start to matter. Friction is friction.

[@waffles3629]

@@ettvanligtkonto then explain why the manual door handle didn't work at all? Hmmm

[@starwar]

29:42 GOD DAMN

[@Games_and_Music]

They should've used that in the intro.

[@beyondbackwater4933]

Should have used a car that wasn't running instead of destroying a good one

[@patrickswanson-f9g]

WRONG I HAVE FOLDED A NEWS PAPER 8X COMPLETELY

[@Ellerion2]

The easiest way to open the door if you fall into water is by breaking the glass with the dedicated window breaker hammer (like the ones seen in busses or trains). Anything else is far too difficult to pull off except the first Adam's attempt when the water reached his ankles. As for the paper folding myth - does anyone even care? What use is there for seven times folded paper anyway? The only thing i could think of in this regard would be breaking the world record at paper folding.

[@asafpelleh7594]

Football sized sheet of paper and machinery. You busted nothing.

[@DudelPaul]

Lächerlich

[@RandomnessChannelYT]

thanks for the upload of course but 480p in 2023 is terrible :(

[@MrMarinus18]

Though a higher resolution of this episode is on paper only. It was made in 480p.

[@DanielDitte]

It was made in 2008... This is all your gonna get 😬

[@themoonsevilsister1561]

"zoom and enhance" energy

[@JoeDurobot]

It was the highest resolution you could get on TV back then. It was HD back then, it's part of the nostalgia.

[@Brinta3]

⁠@@JoeDurobot What it looked like on TV has nothing to do with it. The sitcom Friends in the ‘90s was filmed on film (light sensitive, needs to be developed with chemicals in a dark room), so now they can make very pretty 4K blu-rays of it. They can even make extremely pretty versions of old black and white movies as long as they have access to the original film reels. I’m going to guess that Mythbusters was filmed on magnetic videotape because that’s cheaper, and that means we’ll never get a nice resolution.

[@asafpelleh7594]

Again, you guys are some bad scientists... And I'm drunk. Tslk to me when I'm sober, you'll look worst.

[@TheGreg6466]

the "well there's your problem!" joke was slightly funny the first few times I heard it, after that it feels forced and cringe worthy, tv shows were awful back then, the content in one episode would fit in a 15 minute youtube video, but they stretch it out by adding filler and repeating the same clips many times, MB's was a great show despite the editing.

[@genobohez6374]

Small or big it is impossible to fold it more than 7 is max

[@Games_and_Music]

No, just take a sheet of toilet paper, peel a single ply from it and you can fold it 8 times without too much trouble. It might not look super pretty, but it is definitely folded.

[@chuckvladyslav6300]

goooooooood 1st