Plugging things in that SHOULD NOT be plugged in

Join the science discord! / discord I was curious what would happen if you plugged in a subwoofer so thats how this video was born. Then I plug in a hotdog, electrify a can of shaving cream, tickle a pickle (with 120 volts), and show you my new method of rapid plasma assisted material removal on a can of lighter fluid.

[@TheBackyardScientist]

Like this video or you will be cursed by the ghost of the wailing hotdog!👻

[@ElectroBOOM]

Hey! This is my business! Also, first I was a bit disappointing you used a stick to short the plug to the can instead of your hand. But then you actually held the can and plug in your hands! I'm proud of you... for staying alive as well!!

[@lenamonroe2961]

"If the science is right, I should live."

[@frankmurphy5]

I've shocked myself dozens of times. My dad was an HVAC guy, and he taught me alot of stuff when I was a kid, but electrical was what I liked the most. So I'd always be wiring things up with spare parts in the garage. I was always careful, but I was also 10 years old, so mistakes were inevitably made. The best one though was when I unplugged the dryer and plugged it back in just for fun. My finger was touching a prong and that was the only 240v shock I've ever had. It was pretty wild. My whole arm was vibrating for about an hour.

[@No1_Inpa_Ticular]

Those extension cords he made are also referred to as suicide cords because it’s two male ends. When I worked for Lowe’s each Christmas I’d have customers asking for an adapter to make two male ends to add to their lights. Each year I had to explain that no such thing exist because it’s extremely dangerous.

[@twallcx]

In tomorrow’s news: “Florida Man electrocutes weiner”

[@MrDuneedon]

"Jamie, pull that up."

[@florallychaotic]

The only time I could fully say I've shocked/electrocuted myself was back in high school when my hand grazed an outlet while trying to plug something in. I adore this memory because after feeling weird for a while I went to the nurse and got to awkwardly say "So this will sound weird.....but I think I electrocuted myself?" And got to see her face go through so many expressions at once

[@simonmoore9030]

Sandra: "OH it'S gETtINg SpIcY!!!"

[@austindavis2406]

“It’s VERY dangerous, you could get shocked!” Proceeds to wave hand around it like a mad man

[@Kalomay]

They always ask, "Who's Jamie?", but they never ask, " How's Jamie?"

[@danielschmaderer]

As an electrician and even being isolated, I’m always still cautious and try to work with the power off.

[@TheLastPichu]

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[@joshuamoore4971]

Intruder:

[@josephkrol1676]

"Jamie pull that up!" "Who's Jamie?"

[@ibanix2]

Having experimented with high voltage this entire video is giving me a heart attack. I would have like a dozen more safety features. Even just a switch on the end of the stick could prevent some disaster

[@bunberrier]

My coworker did this with various things he found around the shop years ago. It usually happened in the morning when everyone came back in after breakfast and smoking dope in their cars. He called it "extreme voltage testing".

[@ceciliaschariac8632]

"If science is right,I should live"

[@sythygaming6458]

"The Science wasn't right" will be written on this mans tombstone.

[@christopherr8441]

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