Things You Thought Were Illegal But Are Perfectly Fine

[@patriciajacobs8224]

*"It's not illegal as long as you don't get caught!"*

[@doginhat13]

It's not caught if you don't get illegal

[@OldManMontgomery]

If there is a law procribing the action and establishing a penalty, the action is illegal if one is caught or not. Those who commit illegal actions without being apprenended are uncaught criminals. One who thinks doing illegal things is fine as long as they don't get caught are untrustworthy and morally lacking.

[@That80sGuy1972]

That applies to literally every single rule or law ever, so that doesn't count. That's like saying a criminal who was never convicted of a crime was never a criminal.

[@trellomikfi6796]

Seems about right.

[@msand1340]

"It" is still illegal. You just got away with doing it...

[@LewisLowers]

Radar detectors are illegal in Virginia, not West Virginia. They are perfectly legal in WV.

[@austinsetchel5933]

I'm pretty sure it's only in virginia too

[@pauldegregorio6432]

You are correct! SCOTUS says the public has a right to know if they are being surveilled by detection devices including radar and similar devices. Exceptions were made for VA & DC for National secrecy and security. Think NSA, FBI, CIA and other alphabet soups.

[@somethinginteresting8407]

It’s also illegal to spit on a seagull

[@ni1469]

Some places have “intent to speed” laws, it’s a bs way for cops to take your not illegal radar detector that if fought in court will result in a reimbursement or return in states where they aren’t banned. If retail stores sell them they aren’t illegal there and a cop has to prove you were going to intentionally speed

[@Ruggid111]

This is true. I’ve lived in both

[@voracities]

“Things you thought were illegal but are perfectly fine” *Leaving the store without buying anything.*

[@vaultboy2252]

@@TheBestLife2184 no one cares

[@kenzahcarstairs5417]

@@vaultboy2252 exactly!

[@peterparker9286]

Then there was the things called Rods from the gods. May the Creator have mercy on you children who know no better.

[@FatrickTomlinson]

You talking about California? Where you can just walk in and walk out and cops don’t respond unless it’s over 1000$?

[@zerotwoisreal]

why would that be illegal

[@STE6677]

I'd love to see a UK version of this.

[@buchan448]

aye would be a good one

[@faclonx6275]

@@buchan448 and a Canada version

[@buchan448]

@@faclonx6275 aye for sure

[@nikobellic2086]

Aye aye

[@Trr1ppy]

world be a very short or boring video, only Americans love their freedom

[@TeknoThom]

Prisoner 1: “I killed an entire family, what you in for?” Prisoner 2: “I tore off a mattress tag” Prisoner 1: *slides away out of fear*

[@panthersherman453]

Prisonor 1: there’s some bad people on here

[@whatculturewrestling698]

@@panthersherman453 in* I’m sorry 😂

[@panthersherman453]

@@whatculturewrestling698 you had to grammar me now?😂

[@Yummicookie1979]

🤣🤣🤣

[@zipf]

@@panthersherman453 you had to correct me now?*

[@bilgriffin]

What a relief it is to finally know that it's perfectly legal to remove the "do not remove" tags from mattresses.

[@JanTheAnnoying]

"so feel free to live out those "hot siblings" fantasies" Huzzah! A man of culture!

[@raghavrana2434]

@@jesussaves1566 yes!

[@blazesarma218]

¯\_( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_/¯

[@Mike_Oxlong420]

@@blazesarma218 (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞

[@luviathan9706]

@@jesussaves1566 I'm stuck...

[@SamiChenVA]

Sweet home Alabama

[@G89211]

Why would anyone think sleeping in your car would be illegal

[@damionmalone8220]

I was watching a video a girl just got arrested for that in Alabama they said she was suspicious

[@G89211]

@@damionmalone8220 everyone in Alabama are cousins so that's not surprising

[@geraldgore2247]

Was busted once in Ca for sleeping in my car. You can sleep on the streets but not in your car in that country.

[@matthewwelsh294]

@@damionmalone8220 Well Alabama is a weird backwards state

[@koreantoaster9246]

@@damionmalone8220 was she arrested under suspicion of something? Or just detained? Pretty vague.

[@GrandpasMagic]

Actually, there is a small loophole to use when drunk and want to sleep in your car, You have to NOT have access to your keys. But more importantly, how/why did "Having a light on in the car while driving" not make this list? All my life I was told it was illegal, only to find out as an adult that it is in fact not!

[@wiseferret4745]

It's legal in most states, but in some states it's deemed a distraction, and you can get a ticket. In Illinois they recently passed a law that you can't have anything hanging from your rear view mirror. But it's not enforced. It's more like an excuse to get lawbreakers in even more trouble. You would hear something like "you were speeding and, oh, is that an air freshener hanging there? You know that's illegal right?"

[@irvin295]

A little bit of a stipulation with your comment on the sleeping in the car while drunk. It’s legal to sleep in your car drunk as long as you are not sitting in the driver’s seat. If you are caught in the driver’s seat it’s automatically assumed you were thinking about driving drunk and lands you a DUI or DWI.

[@ComicalRealm]

"Reject humanity, return to monke" - Albert Einstein

[@Awoken_YKW_Fan9001]

"Juan" - Juan (Gen Z)

[@sepoy5346]

Than how will you say monke

[@shantielives]

Albert Einstein never said such a thing!🤦‍♀️

[@bull3tbill3]

Monke monkestein

[@matthewawesome1212]

Yes

[@alexs6746]

“You can Mary your step siblings” The hub: interesting...

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

*marry

[@LeDailyMemes]

@@michaelpalmieri7335 Thanks captian obvious

[@terraprime4457]

Ah yes that certain undisclosed hub

[@Swoop187OG187]

Around here when deer are hit by cars the deer are usually eaten if they're still fresh, if not it's ground up and used as fertilizer.

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

It shouldn't be legal to trespass in my forest

[@nonexistentbread3146]

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[@JNouveau]

@@nonexistentbread3146 shroud?

[@Sundownerpilled]

Last time I was this early, Twitter wasn’t a toxic cesspool

[@cheesemakerkeesee395]

That existed?

[@soldier2093]

r/woooosh

[@soldier2093]

To those who didn't understand he is joking about how he is never early.

[@jmanuelvillalobos4971]

It always was!

[@lean1207]

@@soldier2093 You dont know how to use a whooosh

[@Diamondr11Blue]

We can finally leave the store without buying anything in peace!

[@vladyvhv9579]

Who in the world ever thought that was illegal? Did your parents or others play some cruel trick on you when you were a child, and lie about that being illegal?

[@Diamondr11Blue]

@@vladyvhv9579 no lol it just feels weird leaving a store without anything

[@alteredpenguin2073]

Infographics show: Marrying your step sibling Alabama: Hold my beer

[@wendigo8835]

Begins to date real sibling.

[@TheColdWindOfBrazil]

Sweet home alabama

[@TheColdWindOfBrazil]

Sweet home alabama

[@NostalgicGamerRickOShay]

Mocking Alabama is so overused.

[@danielx15one]

@@NostalgicGamerRickOShay me from Alabama: is it though?

[@TommyMissus]

I remember lookin at that mattress tag when I was like 6 yrs old wondering if I tore it off if the FBI would somehow instantly know, and kick in the door and send me to jail lol

[@amberlexicon]

When I was a child I swore on my life that if a teacher used corporal punishment on me (legal where I am) I'd throw desks or chairs at them. Even as an adult I'd believe young me would have done it.

[@Samcox2007]

I’m in school and I’m sure it’s illegal at my school but if a teacher every did do that to me I would do the same honestly no matter how bad a child is at school it doesn’t call for physical punishments hitting or hurting a child would most likely make them act up more out of pettiness

[@christopherharper9932]

Yup. Back in 1978 when I was six years old my great-great aunt died. My grandmother and I had to travel to Alabama way out in the sticks. They had the funeral at home (I had to walk past a 100 plus year old ladies body in a casket to go to the bathroom!) She was buried in a small family cemetery, since the house was passed down from the Civil War days. I NEVER went back to Alabama, lol

[@gangsterpenguin8709]

3:39 Stop saying "Wreck" havoc. It's wreak.

[@carissalynnftw]

I tracked down the producer and e-mailed him about it. He informed the narrator. These are done like three months in advance so it should stop soonish. The wreck/wreak thing became one of my biggest pet peeves quickly and I just couldn't handle it anymore lol

[@SuperAdam249]

I like that the snake for the “dangerous animals” part was in fact the venomous coral snake. Rember. Red on yellow kills a fellow but red on black venom it lacks.

[@vladyvhv9579]

I like that "Large scorpions" were part of the "dangerous creatures" list. We all know it's the small ones that're more dangerous.

[@bbseal6174]

@@vladyvhv9579 not always homieeeeeeeeeeeee

[@jbj7599]

5 has different rules per state. In WI, you can pass out in your car drunk if you haven't driven as long as the keys are not in the ignition. Side of road-nogo

[@cheesemakerkeesee395]

You also can drink at 18 As Long As You Are with a parent at the bar, I used to live in Wisconsin it's actually a really great place

[@melvinmarroquin1048]

@@cheesemakerkeesee395 you can go inside a bar if you're young too right? As long as a adult/parent is with you?

[@cheesemakerkeesee395]

@@melvinmarroquin1048 but yeah I've seen parents bring their little kids to bars just to get something to eat sense in Wisconsin people often treat bars like diners. I mean you can hit a golf ball and it will fly over 5 bars in some areas

[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

So confusing that the US has different laws according to the state. It would be a nightmare if you wanted to travel while married to your cousin, eating roadkill, burying a relative in a garden, using a radar detector, concealing a gun, and owning a monkey etc!! It makes a fun vacation (which would entail all of the aforementioned) so stressful.

[@leesdroidaccountharbin9665]

Not that confusing, considering the states are larger than many countries. Nobody's going to waste 7 tanks of gas in order to do all of those things.

[@michaelnelson1270]

Most of those are indeed problems, but marrying your cousin if legal in the state where you married is recognized in all states per the full faith and credit clause of the US Constitution.

[@leesdroidaccountharbin9665]

Also, what's the name of the country again? There you go. United. States. Which means they are states united. States have individual laws. And the states, up until the civil war, were kind of their own countries.

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

0:31 wait what are they doing with those monkeys lol

[@Michaelblog456]

Marrying within family? The way I see it, if it's by blood, then no, it's going to affect the children in a negative way. If two people are family by law, then any children Are not going to be affected by inbreeding and we have seen how well inbreeding with Royal families over the years have gone.

[@vladyvhv9579]

"Well, yeah... All 20 of your kids have webbed feet, 3 fingers total, upside-down noses, and teeth growing out of their ears, but at least it's legal..."

[@ziamystics7612]

My grandfather built a backyard for the family to gather, so beautiful that my cousin got married back there and my grandparents renewed their vows. He knew he was gonna die but hid it from my grandma to not stress her out, but he told her, "If I die, bury me in the backyard so I can stay with my family"(again knowing he was gonna die) and didnt repeat himself. It took a special permit but he's back there to stay with us. And yes he is still around cause weve had mad paranormal activity from pictures to clear sounds.

[@melvinmarroquin1048]

Make videos

[@Lukelins1]

In Wisconsin we fight over fresh whitetail deer when hit.

[@rabidpandamotovlogs1389]

Hit a deer in an International Cabover. Called Minnesota state patrol, got a permit, threw him on the flatbed trailer, and drove home. Fresh meat and it was cold out.

[@Lukelins1]

@@rabidpandamotovlogs1389 very nice

[@landonmiles97]

I live in Mississippi. My friend once picked up a deer off the side of the road. He invited me over for deer tenderloin. Only after dinner did he tell me that deer was roadkill.

[@SpaceyZain]

Mississippi gang!!

[@oddnmacabre1825]

I own a critically endangered Animal. It’s a tarantula called a gooty

[@ZeeNastee]

Gooty Sapphire? That was my most wanted tarantula along with the Purple Pinktoe. I finally got one as a sling, raised him, and then one day he escaped and I never found him. I had my catch cup trying desperately to get him but you know how fast they move. My friends made fun of me afterwards about being sad about a spider, they didn't get it. He was a pet that I loved.

[@TheAnalyst6]

I love the fact that I’m watching this in Canada

[@MatthewLT420]

Over here in the UK we can drink at five on private property and u probably know the age is 18 to drink without supervision and buy alachol

[@MatthewLT420]

@Eirean. I can spell I'm just on a phone.

[@PGLos]

#12 is tha definition of 'WHAT'RE YOU DOING STEP BRO!?'

[@drewc1863]

I would never eat a cat or dog! it's disgusting! I love cats and dogs too much.

[@deezytherunt4639]

I use to be so nervous to tear off the tags, wasn't sure wtf was gonna happen

[@rickl.1603]

That's so funny, I just bought some sugar-free gummy bears a few days ago and they destroyed my stomach! Lol thanks for the content

[@garretthurtt6254]

Growing up a family friend had a raised several more local big cats. He had 2 mountain lions and 2 or 3 Bobcats as well. I use to wrestle with 1 of the mountain lions when he would have it out walking and stop into my dads shop. We as a family also had the occasional deer, coyote, skunk, racoon, and fox.

[@garretthurtt6254]

Then next town over guy that owned a local roach coach motel along I-70 guy had several lions tigers and bears caged on his property that he neglected. It took a drunk guy stumbling into the area he had said animals and stuck his arm into one of the tiger cages and had his arm promptly ripped off. Then it was found guy had no licenses or anything for them and everyone acted surprised even though everyone knew he didn't and knew he treated them like trash.

[@randynboyko4916]

I’ve never been this early to an infographics episode, clicked that notification real fast 😂

[@bigdrip2350]

Same bruh 😂😂😂

[@neil6958]

You don't have much of a life.

[@3dpyromaniac560]

Also: owning of sound suppressors for firearms in most states, sure it's regulated as a class III NFA item so: you have to be at least 21, and go through fingerprinting, and a separate background check, and fill out a ATF F 5320.4 (commonly referred to as a "Form 4") if purchasing or a ATF F 5320.1 (commonly referred to as a "Form 1") if you are manufacturing one for yourself, and pay a $200 tax, and wait anywhere from 6 to 18 months for the ATF to get back to you about whether or not you were found worthy of using a different type of hearing protection. **Then** if the ATF approves your paperwork, you can buy or manufacture ONE, with each subsequent purchase having the same steps as the first Don't forget that you also must notify the ATF when you take it across state lines, and make sure the state you are traveling through hasn't outlawed NFA items like California

[@Anonymous33326]

Can you do a UK version of this

[@MadDragon75]

A new correction the Roadkill Cafe is open in California now but you were correct up until recently. Now I'm scared to eat anywhere.

[@scapeshiftmeta]

What happens when you go to sell your house but your grandfather is buried in the backyard? Do you tell the home buyer that they’re buying your grandpa’s grave? Do you disinter your grandpa and take him with you? Unless you own a large family farm that’s been in the family for generations… And even then, come on.

[@rickytorres9089]

I mean it's got merits just like the video infers. If someone wants to be buried on site, well let it be provided it can be done I am not right?

[@bhgtree]

2019 Banks and some government buildings: "Warning. Do not enter wearing a face covering or helmet." 2020: "Warning, do not enter without wearing a face covering."

[@ohritz3939]

Tax evasion (only for billionaires though)

[@thepeskyone]

War crimes Just committed terror acts in another country? Just serve 3 years even though youre sentenced life

[@aryaahmadi4029]

THIS>

[@jimmyinsanfrancisco673]

What is the difference in the the young adult crime rate, between states that allow paddling in schools and those who don't?

[@mastervision5902]

A better question is how did the kids who were paddled turn out versus those who weren't?

[@mizzouranger134]

Most of the time it’s the opposite kids who are disciplined like that usually have more discipline and behave better. The bigger factor is how the parent handles the rest of the relationship because the discipline without the love causes problems. But it’s just not as simple as you think to say oh because it’s legal and this rate is higher they are connected. An example is saying ice cream causes domestic violence… people actually thought that but it wasn’t the ice cream it was the heat. The ice cream increased because of the heat and the heat also increased anger tension and amount of time spent home and led to more domestic violence. It’s called “correlation is not causation.”

[@matthewsauder7133]

Wait people are saying that spanking is bad for kids, I think it’s why I’m a good person, because I knew I would get the belt if I did something bad, now I just don’t want to be a bad person.

[@gonk986]

@Yung Grandma no,but to be fair speaking from my personal experience sometimes the parents dont get any other options either

[@buchan448]

i agree 100% pal im from Scotland and me and my brother were hit wi the belt or leather dog lead if we were bad lol there is nothing wrong with it it doesn't make you turn evil or hurt your "mental" health as people are lead to believe today

[@matthewsauder7133]

@Yung Grandma yes, so kids learn that there can be actual punishments for this actions

[@i.dle.k]

Its not that bad I mean at least every kid gets spanked by there parents. You know when u do something bad you Get punished.. 😔

[@i.dle.k]

@@buchan448 yeah same its either the belt or something else lol. But yeah

[@dejafox3187]

"300 coupons in the express lane"🤣 I stg

[@negotiatespast7464]

Tf is that thumbnail

[@guandaside]

For everybody outside of UK and the us the "you cannot slaughter horses and you cannot believe you can eat them" is wild. I live in a city well renown for it's horse meat specialties

[@negotiatespast7464]

What’s with the guy with the brown trench coat.

[@autisticnonbinaryintrovert]

The vaccines that causes autism is definitely a very upsetting one. Not only that it’s contversional but it’s outrageous! Vaccines does not cause autism! And man when I was going to school, I was lucky that I don’t get the corporal punishment at school. Because as a person with autism, that if I have a meltdown, then I would not respond to everything basically even though that mine is mild autism, still they shouldn’t use such punishment like that. And yes I had been exposed to that kind of punishment before and it’s sickening 🤦‍♀️😒🤬🙄 so they should banned them for sure and completely.

[@lindadurrant43]

How can anyone eat dog and cat 😢😢 imma hiding my floofball

[@TheMattc999]

10:42 did he really just say misrepresenting yourself online is one of the coolest things you can do? 🤔 Wow....

[@tarantulalover3339]

I was hoping that they would talk about how it's legal to own a tank.

[@annaa1773]

It is

[@ANITAACRUZ]

4:06 So that's why I'm an alcoholic... 🥴 Thanks a lot dad!! 🥂

[@rikukeyblademaster1575]

The one problem I have with this is that spanking in corporal punishment should really not be allowed because a lot of times parents go too overboard and it can quickly turn into a classic case of excusable child abuse, as well as many other traumatic issues like not feeling safe around your parents because they went too far such activates PTSD whenever they're around their parents and it's the parents fault for the PTSD in the first place if that does end up happening! So I do not believe that corporal punishment should be legal still because of how dangerous it can get and for those of you who don't believe me trust me I've been random to walls intentionally and several other things just because of being disabled so I have a lot more injuries that people don't see because they've all converted into PTSD!

[@polfloe10]

1:23 I am allergic to all of those :(

[@matthewmead2374]

You might be able to eat dog or cat but I think you could get in trouble for slaughtering them, even if you did it as humanely as possible. If you can get in legal trouble for starving or beating your pet I dont think slaughtering your pet for food would be permissible. I'm sure there is some loophole but I would suspect most prosecutors wouldn't have an issue bringing charges against someone who ate their pet. Either way it's gross. I know its cultural conditioning and arbitrary for me to be grossed out by it but we are intimate with dogs and cats in a way totally different than stock animals like cattle and it just feels wrong.

[@AmirA-qo3jv]

Exactly. Sometimes this channel spreads misinformation

[@the-queenmaleficent7727]

And really there’s no such thing as humane slaughtering. They don’t just slip quietly and unaware into death.

[@matthewmead2374]

@@the-queenmaleficent7727 exactly right. Humane slaughter is an oxymoron

[@toportime]

Heh.. "What are you doing Step-Bro!?" ... "Nothing illegal!"

[@negotiatespast7464]

Guys it’s illegal I know because of the sketchy person that is shown every Fukien second

[@MikadoYuma]

Cannibalism is the one that surprises me the most when it comes to "should be illegal but isn't" stuff.

[@scoutsnipercanada]

Honestly, my parents used a baby walker with me (age 26) and my 3 younger siblings (youngest age 12) and my parents logically used it on the main or ground floor and only under supervision if we walked away they went into the playpen or the electric swing they had then. Common sense people, common sense.

[@teddylifer]

Thank you

[@JeremyR1]

Just to inform: radar detectors are illegal in Virginia not West Virginia. Also, fun fact: Virginia cops actually have radar detector detectors to prevent people from having them.

[@doomguy9330]

"You can get a Giraffe in Florida" Ah yes a normal day in Florida

[@maebure.9669]

Never gonna give you up

[@ZerxEdits]

Never gonna let you down

[@voracities]

Never gonna run around and desert you

[@MadDragon75]

Just within a few years back roadkill became legal here in California. Up until then yes, it was illegal.

[@ineedmilfs]

nah i think lester is taking the house with him 😂 gta v players will know what i mean

[@burnsy96]

Growing plans is not illegal - "wait, these plants I'm growing are illegal? Well this makes no sense"

[@kaiceecrane3884]

My dude, autism isn't something you have, you either are or aren't autistic. Secondly, many of us don't consider it a disorder, but rather society is built and catered for NTs

[@ATIMELINEOFAVIATION]

you should’ve talked about stealing houses my adverse possession

[@ashercrossman1446]

First

[@zachhyde6413]

Second

[@corbinscollectibles6818]

Lucky

[@charlievillalbos5288]

Third lol

[@Fqllen0ut]

@@zachhyde6413 suka

[@Cliffordlonghead]

NOT

[@chrisbailey518]

Radar detectors are illegal in Virginia

[@keels829]

I live in Wisconsin. Here, it's perfectly legal to own a kangaroo even if you don't have a permit. In most of the US, owning a kangaroo is either illegal or only legal with a permit, and in only 2 other states other than WI can you own a kangaroo without a permit.

[@varoinck]

Number one having that light on in a car

[@jooselva6949]

fun fact in finland you can own an a axolotl

[@MamaPinks]

In the State of California it is legal for motorcycles to travel pass a car using the same lane on a two or more lane road or highway, but no more than 25 miles an hour over what the flow of traffic. The reasoning is many bikes are air cooled and if they get stuck in traffic, they will overheat and die. I've done it WITH Moto Officers too. It was really weird since at that time I had just over back here. LOL, I felt like such a rebel 🤪

[@MrZer093]

While I knew about the cousins thing (mixture of both red and blue states there with even California allowing it and a couple of southern states disallowing it...er, as a “fun fact”), I did not know about the stepsiblings thing. Makes sense, though. Also FYI, in some states, flamethrowers are not only legal but less regulated than firearms. It’s because they’re rather effective at dealing with bee swarms and hives. But do try to only use one as a last resort! Bees are very important to the environment as they help new flowers grow!

[@ferolsellon7749]

Growing up in Houston, my brother was allowed to drink after 18 at a restaurant so long as accompanied by a parent. This became a problem when they didn't believe he was part of our family. (We were adopted and he's dark skin tone) This law was changed within the following years.

[@JacobP81]

11:29 Obviously after you buy it you are allowed to tear it off. LOL

[@fairweathertrains3029]

This would be really interesting if you did it about UK laws

[@christopherharper9932]

nope, i have never seen even one episode of Friends

[@dhunt4027]

Huge fan of the channel but radar detectors are illegal in DC and Virginia, not West Virginia. I only know cause I went to college there and am an avid user of them. Keep pumping out the content

[@matthewmead2374]

Sleeping in your car may be legal but most areas you can park are private property and you can get in trouble for trespassing. I lived out of my car during a rough time in my life and it wasn't easy finding safe and legal areas to park for the night. Rest stops were the safest. Most rest stops in the states I've lived have a six hour time limit for parking which isnt strictly enforced so you could usually park when the sun went down and not be hassled through the night and leave in the morning. Even if a cop were to hassle you it's easy to claim that you are travelling and started to get tired so for safety reasons had to park at the rest stop and catch some sleep before getting back on the road. No cop would want to risk someone falling asleep behind the wheel so aren't going to ticket you or shue you away.

[@AmirA-qo3jv]

Exactly. Sometimes this channel spreads misinformation

[@Lorelaiv9]

Having also lived out of a vehicle for several months, Walmart parking lots are 100% open for drivers and truckers to park and sleep. It's in their policy. Hope this helps someone!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻

[@user-isntavailable]

9:12 PRO TIP: If you've been drinking and need pull over for a nap, take the keys out of the ignition. Automatic DUI if keys are in the ignition started or not

[@TheScrowlingFender7]

5:04 - 6:08 Alabama getting called out.

[@onikaconstantine8861]

Hi

[@frankyoungbloodsax6000]

1:59 I like the artwork here

[@petewhitmore7668]

Ha fun fact. Here in the UK I can give my 5 year old (yes you read that roght, my five year old) any alcoholic drink in my house if I wanted to. Also my 16 year old can drink in a pub as long as it's with a meal.

[@coty397]

Small fact is that in 2007 the US ban the sale of horse meat only because the USDA found it to expensive to inspect with it being such a small market.

[@Nomad-Rogers]

the voting age should be 21 too.

[@JaxxOnDown]

number 2 represents alot of discord

[@shloktandon9761]

there was the value of pie where the child was standing ,at 9:09 lol

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel

[@akuladoctor7355]

Wait a second. In some states it is illegal to be in your car drunk?! So if i get drunk, then i can't ask someone to drive me home with my car?

[@vina3451]

A cut off mattress tag also voids your warranty.

[@riverramirez8881]

If you do a part 2, you should put on “Jailbreaking an iPhone.”. I’ll explain. The act of jailbreaking itself is legal. What you do with the jailbreak however might be illegal. Of course, it’s illegal to use it to pirate music, paid apps, movies, etc., but the act itself is legal and protected under the DMCA.

[@bobpeters61]

I've seen some mattress tags that specifically except the end consumer from the "Do not remove under penalty of law," statement.

[@vikkimcdonough6153]

I have yet to see one that _didn't._

[@petenielsen6683]

A few years ago a woman peered into a man's window and saw him making coffee in his birthday suit. Instead of the woman being arrested as a stalker, the man was arrested.

[@thereluctanthero5408]

you can't describe america in 12 minute video the infographics show:observe

[@brianthewhale]

I feel personally called out by the cartoon woman in the background holding the sign that says "autism is unacceptable." LISTEN LADY IM DOING MY BEST ALRIGHT!!??! 🤣

[@maxandluna7597]

2:11 in the UK if you hit a deer you can’t eat it but if someone is driving behind you they keep the dead deer