Top 10 Deadly Products That Weren't Banned

Oh, this is deadly? Meh... For this list, we’ll be looking at dangerous products that should have been pulled from shelves right from the get to! We’ll be including some products that were banned in some places, but not everywhere, and others that just should have been banned way sooner! Our list includes energy drinks, IKEA dressers, hazardous chemistry sets and more! Which deadly product surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments!
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[@WatchMojo]

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[@ToniHunterOne]

Why just metnion Monster? What about all the other energy drinks.

[@wytche3546]

@@ToniHunterOne most of the others come in small cans. Monster comes in a monster sized can. And it's the only energy drink that I see regularly advertised buy on get one for a dollar. Satan could very well be behind this product.

[@doubleaura8780]

And Jarts!

[@katherineknapp4370]

😰

[@GHogan123]

That somehow cigarette companies didn’t kill more than Tesla autopilot. 😂 cmon

[@j.r.5842]

The IKEA dresser, as sad as the linked deaths may be, falls under the same category as "Don't dry your cat in the microwave." With the dresser came a picture book showing how to build it. Within this picture book was also shown what these nice dowels, screws and angle bracket packed in one small plastic bag delivered in the package were for...to bolt it to the wall so it wouldn't tip over. You didn't even need to be able to read to do it right, but some folks either didn't care or had Japanese style paper walls...

[@yabbadabba1975]

I was about to write the same message. The metal clips in the top corners are visible and were part of the dresser and should have been attached to the mount that is screwed to the wall. if you're that lazy, it becomes a survival of the fittest test, I guess.

[@ModelsExInferis]

Completely agree. If parents fail to tell their children that a chest of drawers isn't a climbing frame then that's on them, not Ikea. I have many flat-packed pieces of furniture, about 12 Billy bookcases for my collections, all screwed into the walls, never had an issue with any of them. Some people are just plain thick!

[@j.r.5842]

Yes, explanations help a lot. But I guess it was not as obvious this could happen in the US as it was in Germany, where the name alone is a hint for the potential risk. 'Es wird dich zerMALMen!' really just means that it will crush you.

[@brentlloyd7908]

Actually Watchmojo wasn't clear, the damn wall mounts would fail and rip out of the dresser. Quite a few people at the time said the only way to make them safe was to use longer wall bolts and actual bolts, not screws, to fasten the wall safety to the dresser.

[@j.r.5842]

@@brentlloyd7908 Actually can't blame a company for not knowing what kind of wall you have at home. Brick, concrete, stone? Provided dowels & screws will work. Drywall cardboard, Ytong? Use other dowels & screws will work. Wood? Use only the screws, no dowels. It's not rocket science, but I have to admit that I can't remind if there was picture for what kind of wall the provided dowels would work and not. Nonetheless, it was made clear what could happen and that measures against needed to be taken. And I didn't read anything of the items simply ripping out of the dresser, and never had a case - not meaning to sound rude, but looking at my dressers here, you would need some heavily obese kid to provide enough force. Drawers probably would give in prior to the wall mount.

[@conservativeright5941]

5 deaths of different people, lmao I could only wonder what 5 deaths of the same person would be like

[@owie4070]

🤣 Watch Groundhog Day.

[@Helloki11a]

A cat?

[@bobsalesthistimenextyear]

@@owie4070 ahahahaha

[@Filmstudent3663]

You’ll have to find Dr. Strange 😂

[@wytche3546]

would be funny, resuscitated only to be killed by a different fkd up product.

[@MegaPianoplayer1]

I know it's bad to give kids chemicals that can kill them and just leave them to their own devices, but the science nerd part of me is a little sad that most or all chemistry sets now just have the stuff to do specific things like make slime.

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

True.😑 Deadly gasses are way more amazing!

[@keithjohnson3534]

Krieger from the show, Archer would more than likely agree.

[@eshep71]

Priceless shot of the dummy being squished by a dresser and 'malm' being displayed on top lol

[@ghw7192]

A neighbor's daughter was left brain damaged when her IKEA dresser toppled over on her. I had a Gilbert chemistry set when I was a kid, but iron oxide was as dangerous as I got. My daughter has a complete set of the Micky D's Garfield glasses, but they are decorations and are not used.

[@ms.mustlovecats1556]

@ghw7192 And your point would be ? ! ? ! 🤔

[@ghw7192]

@@ms.mustlovecats1556 that a neighbor had an experience with a dangerous product with disastrous results while my family was unscathed?

[@SpikeTheWolf]

Dam how come I'm not dead? I been drinking those Disney and Shrek cups for years?

[@yabbadabba1975]

@@SpikeTheWolf The decals are on the outside. Kids may lick the glass. Are you licking Mickey? : )

[@SpikeTheWolf]

@@yabbadabba1975 sometimes

[@leevon2wheels320]

Imagine having a list of the “top 10 deadly products that weren’t banned” and NOT mentioning tobacco or alcohol?? Combined, they contribute to over 10 million annual deaths (over 7 million for tobacco and 3 million for alcohol).

[@tosheriahtaylor6849]

This comment should be pinned and have more upvotes

[@havanadaurcy1321]

Or legal weed. Weed and tobacco have the same chemicals. 'No you sheeple', actual research says it.

[@gurvmlk]

@@havanadaurcy1321 One might argue that weed isn't as bad because it comes from a plant instead of chemicals, but to that one can argue that those chemicals had to come from somewhere. And at one point or another, that somewhere was just as natural as anything else. So something being natural isn't a point for it.

[@lovelygirl1730]

My mother died from Lung cancer in 2003 she smoked two packs a day for over 30 years. May she RIP. I wish my sister would stop smoking cigarettes before it’s too late I don’t ever want to see another person suffering like the way I saw my mother suffer at the end of her life

[@ArtistChibi]

So do pigs and shark attacks. What's your point?

[@owie4070]

I'm surprised that Thalidomide wasn't mentioned.

[@owie4070]

@Sarafina Summers Thanks for that bit of info. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@Terahnee]

Well.. yes and no. It is still on the market but carries dire warnings about not using it if pregnant or if you may become pregnant. It is still effective for it's purpose, just should not be used by certain people.

[@evanblack8642]

The herbicide Roundup should be an honorable mention

[@Getcha-Pull]

Yes

[@VegasBorn_YT]

GM: Never prioritize cost over safety.

[@davinp]

GM, Ford & Chrysler don't like losing money or fixing problems for FREE which is why they fight recalls. Safety should be paramount and a priority over everything else. The automakers shouldn't be trying to save money over people's safety

[@Embargoman]

@@davinp It was GM’s problem but yet Tesla has it’s auto pilot problem too, at least back then Ford had a car that blows up when it gets hit on the ass.

[@johnbonardi9819]

Because I grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, I'm suprised that the products back then didn't kill me.

[@ActuallyHoudini]

survivors bias. a lot of people did die from that shit, but the dead people can't really give their side of the story. so all we here is from the people who survived that time.

[@Suisfonia]

You probably had common sense and parents who knew how to parent, unlike in todays day and age where parents not only do NOT know how to parent but instead let TV, internet, and a stupidphone do the parenting for them.

[@lisagibson2975]

i saw a bumper sticker that read "I am from the 'kids don't need seat belts" generation" and I so wanted to get that bumper sticker.

[@twobitsmickeymouse3439]

Hydroxycut actually worsened my depression and anxiety. I have stayed away from diet pills ever since.

[@teamsteed1]

Smart.

[@moustachemoe]

I had several visits to a cardiologist (my family had a history of heart conditions) after chest pain was bringing me to my knees at work. Nothing was ever found but the pain stopped after I stopped taking hydroxycut which doesn’t feel like a coincidence. No one should take diet pills. I have no idea why they are even legal.

[@pam2664]

Yep I'm with you on that

[@teamsteed1]

@@moustachemoe I never did liked diet pills. They sound too good to be true.

[@artdeco64]

I work, or worked with a guy who use to drink those Monster Drinks. He had a stroke in his sleep. He now can’t walk, it’s tough to understand him and he’s looking to be out of work in recovery for at least a year. There were a few other factors but that shit (Monster) definitely added to it.

[@Exclusive1011111111]

5:50 I like how dude explain the mixtures of chemicals leading to death and him and the woman laugh together 😂

[@vanessahenry7238]

The Chemical kits in the 80's was also very dangerous as well and didn't tell you not to mix certain items! YES we learned the hard way! Also Doctors were telling patience also about Hydroxcut!!! The Self driving cars, we seen people on their computers in LA traffic!!!!

[@reinisaugustins8555]

The 1978 chemistry set from USSR looks very interesting, but the current ones are really boring, only soda and vinegar.

[@b3ntl33]

I remember the many pieces of McD's extra drinkware we had throughout our life. My mother collected McD's Memorabilia, so I'm now glad we inevitably broke the extra glasses we had. Don't know what sorts of damage may have been done at this point, but none of us seem any worse for wear. Now then, time for me to appoint my horse as a member of the Senate.

[@gator9339]

*hol up*

[@b3ntl33]

@@gator9339 Yes?

[@MichaelBergs]

LOL🤣

[@MazaBLaze]

I had those Garfield cups as a kid and I'm fine 😆. But Hydroxycut damn near killed me. I advise anyone to never take that crap.

[@MrEd8846]

Lol growing up cartoon glasses from fast food places were all I drank out of and I'm still using the same ones lol. Now I'm debating "I've drank out of them since I was 10..... should I still do it?"

[@SpikeTheWolf]

Same and I'm still am drinking from them but the skrek ones tho.

[@someidiot420]

i swear my parents owned those type of glasses for 10 years afterwards lmao, one day they realized 'oh! these arent safe!' like did yall not realize when it was announced??

[@HaohmaruHL]

They don't kill you right away. Who knows which cells of your body got affected and have a possibility of becoming cancer cells in the future

[@PrincessCelli]

Watching as I’m drinking water out of my Garfield glass… 🤨

[@chaseviking5096]

Monster not only has the amount of caffeine in it labeled but they also have a label on there that says drink no more then x amount of cans a day. Also at least Monster doesn't contribute to countless numbers of deaths in world wide like alcohol does.

[@CasperWeasel93_TTV]

The monster one is because they drink 5 to 6 cans rapidly like soda. The one heart attack to death one was the bfc where he a fellow streamer slammed 4 64oz cans in 30 minutes

[@jadalynn1994]

My brother drinks those Monster energy drinks I don't and never will.

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

You're smart.

[@Heavymetallord1]

I seriously used to be addicted to energy drinks, Monster specifically, it was so bad that at the end I was drinking between 4-5 a day, I was working on assembly line and wasn't a coffee drinker (still not) so I used monsters to keep me going, and I seriously was feeling horrible, I was constantly uneasy, I had frequent headaches, I was irritable and kind of always upset and easily stressed, I was always tired but constantly jittery... But there I would be pounding back monsters (to the point where everybody knew me as a hardcore energy drink guy), but one day I vowed to stop... And the next day I bought a monster... I drank half of it and said to myself "why am I doing this?" And dumped the rest out, in front of the whole crew I was running, and that was the last time I have ever drank an energy drink and that was almost 5 years ago... And seriously like a week after I stopped I felt so much better, I felt more relaxed, more happy, way less tired (ironically) and way more focused, I was sleeping way better, no more headaches or fucking weird smelling pisses (I know gross, but it was horrible), and that was enough motivation for me to never touch another energy drink again... I seriously believe they should be outlawed

[@gator9339]

My friend used to drink several Monster Energy drinks a day too. He tried to get me into them but I'm not an energy drink fan.

[@iced.autumn]

Wait, what do you mean smelling pisses? Like cat piss? Not asking for a friend lol! I seriously am always saying I smell cat pee but no one else seems to smell it. I just figured their smelling was off... Now I'm kinda wondering because I ALWAYS drink at least 1 monster sometimes 2 a day and have for years

[@jakeorange5988]

Or you should have some intelligence and self control to know your limits.

[@elementalist1984]

In the army I was drinking 4-6 bangs a day and those have 300 mg of caffeine vs the 160-180 most monster drinks have. Definitely feel better now that I only drink energy drinks very rarely. And never more than 2

[@petermiller4953]

Man, I really wanted to get those Garfield mugs when I was a kid. Now, I'm glad I never did!

[@TheVirtuoso883]

I want a Gilbert atomic energy set! that's rad AF!

[@ccsuny2000]

3:59 GM ignition switch recall (shows footage of a Chevy Volt with no ignition switch)

[@brianmelendy1194]

Multi million dollar corporations need to stop cutting corners that put consumers in danger. Perhaps bans aren't enough. Fines and more severe consequences might do the trick.

[@cassandrakarpinski9416]

Unfortunately until said companies are fully regulated by outside sources and no longer able to lobby for self regulation (which is how things like the ignition switch was known to the company for a decade without being remedied with noone else catching it) fines aren't going to have any affect on overall safety. Only once proper independent scrutiny (preferably multilayered as well) is legislated for all major industries and the loopholes for self regulation are closed once and for all, will we start to see positive change. Sadly this is unlikely to occur in capitalist economies as these companies have such absurd amounts of capital behind them that even fines in the ranges of tens to hundreds of millions are a drop in the bucket and don't offer any real deterrent to cutting corners at the cost of lives.

[@Suisfonia]

@@cassandrakarpinski9416 Or MAYBE we should start teaching people about *common sense* rather than relying on the government to hold our hands so much? I had one of those chemistry sets as a kid (mainly due to my father who owned one) and oh look I had no issues with it since I was taught by my father not to mix certain chemicals together. IE: common sense. Hell, same deal with Tesla. Elon made it clear that the self driving system should not be relied upon and that the driver needs to remain awake and alert, are you saying the government should be interfering in *that* now all because people are being careless and not doing their due diligence?

[@cassandrakarpinski9416]

@@Suisfonia that goes without saying, but unfortunately common sense is a scarce commodity, which is why we also need independant regulation, especially when it comes to things that don't just endanger the end user when it goes wrong like the ignition switch example where the common sense of the people who COULD have kept it from happening within the company chose to NOT do anything because their estimates said not changing it was cheaper than changing it. Until money is no longer able to win out over common sense in a corporate setting, we need regulation and oversight

[@allieniner675]

I’m legit watching this while drinking a Monster Energy Drink…

[@lostmytaco8024]

Same

[@Bornloserstrongheart]

Damn I can’t believe I saw the driver asleep while driving on autopilot in the Tesla. These people where overly confident on the self driving software

[@panzerveps]

Musk is right though. It's not meant as a driver replacement, but as a driver assistance system.

[@juliankremer1900]

Tesla's r the modern Ford Pinto.

[@gurvmlk]

@@panzerveps Which is something I imagine a lot of idiots don't understand. Autopilot features aren't there to drive the car for you. They're there to back you up if something happens that you're unable to react to, or if a distraction (like noisy kids in the back seats) takes your eyes off the road for a second.

[@brandon-qc1ul]

@@panzerveps Yeah, but people will always try to do silly stuff risking their lives that pushed the boundary and capability of what it was not intended to do. It was never design or meant to be a full driving experience only as a short time on the wheel assistant, unless the car have a sentient AI or a robot on the wheels doing the driving for you like in those futuristic movies relaying on a software to do the driving for you from point A to B for a long drive is very risky.

[@panzerveps]

​@@brandon-qc1ul This is why the internet will never run out of fail videos.

[@fromthehaven94]

4:50 to 5:02 Why government regulations might be preferable to business decisions, such as "to save money".

[@takashi2843]

The government really doesn't care about it's people

[@Lanwarder]

I don't know how you resisted the urge to include the Fight Club scene about how car companies decide whether to do a recall or not.

[@Laylec]

My key kept falling out of my ‘02 Saturn and I had a few close calls! They finally put me in a rental for 6 months while they fixed my ignition. My car still was messing up after the fix. I sold the car to a junkyard.

[@mousessportscards4050]

I ate many scoops of ice cream outta those Garfield glasses, almost certain someone in the family still gots one. Gonna have to let them know

[@imakeplaylists159]

Jesus that Garfield glass was my favourite at my dads place when I was younger I’m surprise didn’t get lead poisoning lol😂

[@grobschnittt]

Why? Did you try to lick Garfield off of the glasses? LOL

[@judyannfurth1802]

Any dresser will tip over if you climb on the bottom drawer -- which is why we were taught not to climb on the bottom drawer. But in the age of childproofing, Ikea does come with the hardware and the instructions to attach them to the wall.

[@geezymob1839]

I remember back In the days my mom had me throw away all of those McDonald’s glass cups

[@pedroviramontes6290]

I remember I have those McDonalds glass cups years ago😲

[@juliankremer1900]

I still have a couple of them. Lol

[@pedroviramontes6290]

@@juliankremer1900 really?😲

[@jasonmistretta4295]

@@juliankremer1900 I have 4 glasses in a box in my basement. They were 4 of the main characters: Ronald McDonald, the Hamburglar, Grimace, & Captain Crook. I haven't looked at them in maybe 40 years--hahaha.

[@juliankremer1900]

@@jasonmistretta4295 I've got the Garfield glasses.

[@eliazarperez3585]

The Ford Pinto was another one, the bad design would cause it to catch on fire in rear end collisions. Ford new about it and still made them.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

In the 70's I had a chemistry set full of chemicals. I don't know how safe, or unsafe, it was but I really liked it. I also had a makeup chemistry/beauty kit too. It tought how to make eye shadows, blush, lip balm, and different smells of perfumes. I'm not sure how nontoxic that was either.

[@WatchMojo]

Thanks for sharing!

[@reinisaugustins8555]

Actually my chemistry teacher ordered me go make hydrogen sulfide, which is highly toxic and oredered us to inhale it, although there have been lots of industrial fatalities caused by high concentrations of it, when the awful smell is deadened. This is in 2023!!!

[@davinp]

Telsa should not call it "auto pilot" as it is not the same as an airplane's autopilot. These systems are there to assist the driver, not drive the car all by itself.

[@Suisfonia]

For many of these it is really common sense, and not the fault of the manufacturer, such as the dresser. Parents should parent, and keep an eye on their little brats to make sure they do not stand on the bottom drawer. For the Tesla, yes it the auto-driving function is nice but its also in its infancy and Elon even *stated* that it shouldn't be fully replied upon and that the driver needs to remain *alert* and *awake* so no you can't blame him for someone elses carelessness.

[@TopCat2021]

It seems like these days with all the lawsuits that everything has to be made "Idiot" proof as people have no common sense or take responsibility for their actions, in this Idiot proof world we have created better/smarter Idiots and greedier lawyers to clean up the mess.

[@Suisfonia]

@@TopCat2021 Sad but true, its why we need to go back to natural selection really. If people are to stupid to use common sense, then let nature take its course. I know some people *hate* it when some of us say that, but let's face it, we need to start getting rid of the stupid in this world.

[@AaronShenghao]

The IKEA one is not necessary fault from IKEA. You need to anchor your dresser and cabinets to prevent tip overs.

[@jasonmistretta4295]

Well, anchoring a dresser adds more stability, but the dresser SHOULD be made to not easily tip over. Just sayin'--hahaha.

[@Adam_Boots]

The anchors only got added to them after this I believe. Before that they didn't come with anchors as standard and there was nothing in the instructions.

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

@@Adam_Boots Exactly.

[@ModelsExInferis]

@@Adam_Boots Ikea, and other flat-packed furniture makers, have added wall anchors for as long as I can remember, at least the last three decades. I know because I've built loads of bedroom furniture and book shelves over the last 30 years! The manufactures can't be blamed for some people's idiocy! It's furniture not a play ground climbing frame.

[@PANTYEATR1]

I'm fantastically surprised a marriage license didn't make the list of honorable mention😕

[@krizwatcher]

7:27 - I think I still have one of those Garfield mugs

[@chrisjamesr77]

7:49 I'm pretty sure I had that Mickey Mouse glass when I was a kid

[@Fatbottomgirl666]

When my little bro was born in 83 he needed blood transfusion 7 or so yrs later he needed to be tested for h.i.v. I didn't know at the time but I can't imagine what my parents went through. At the time they didn't screen for HIV.

[@freddrog4689]

"the AIDS epidemic disproportionately effected the LGBT community" That's like saying excessive consumption of fatty foods disproportionately effected the overweight community, or lung cancer caused by smoking disproportionately effected the smoking community

[@droesner]

We had all of the Garfield glass mugs! We never drank out of them, though. They were only for display/decoration.

[@williamrtp7617]

the blood clot medication is the most unbelievable to me

[@abeldisla.5488]

A Top 10 of Deadliest food that Weren't Banned.

[@shtopfl5247]

Ah yes a common sense list where half of the cases could have been avoided by common sense but people are stupid 🙄😄

[@someidiot420]

the thing with designing products is you have to assume all customers are fucking braindead lol

[@georgianagheorghe8848]

All the government and companies ever care about is profit, not the customers' safety, health and life.

[@darknessunknown4384]

1:45 This reminds me of a headline joke, from Whose Line is it Anyway. A man died tragically in his home today\; after a pile of books fell on top of him. According to police, he had only his shelf to blame.

[@Suisfonia]

Cruel

[@davinp]

Back in the 1970s, Ford didn't want to spend money to fix the problem with the Pinto catching fire when rear-ended. They knew about the problem before even putting the car on the market for sale

[@dimitriberozny3729]

And Ford also had ignition switch problems in the late 1980’s when CHECK ENGINE lights came out. The idiot light bypass loop in the ignition switch would short out either stalling out the car,or causing a steering column fire.

[@carlminorsr2634]

Love Monster energy drink. I was working at Blockbuster when it came out.

[@JoseRamos-ql1gv]

"Profits by all means necessary. If you die you die"

[@F34rANDl4ught3r]

I got a monster ad during this video xD

[@timwong5908]

I'm surprised cigarettes aren't on this list.

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

Have people banned cigarettes?

[@MaskedMazter]

6:30 nice

[@PaNDaSNiP3R]

Ffs I have those cups in my cabinet right now lol.

[@amai_zing]

1:46 I gotta believe most dressers will tip if someone steps in the bottom to reach the top tho

[@Dank-Hill]

I still have my Malm dresser. It was like… *the* college dorm furniture at the time hahahaha.

[@Blazdragon34]

I’m glad I quit drinking monster energy as well as other energy drinks long ago. Still clean.

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

Question is were those deaths caused by people drinking too much of that stuff? I've seen ones were they recommend drinking no more than two a day and drinking it several hours apart.

[@Blazdragon34]

@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 Sometimes, and it might be heart related problems. One guy died of drinking too many red bull.

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

@@Blazdragon34 You shouldn't drink too much of those.

[@Blazdragon34]

@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 yeah, plus it’s like radioactive soda with extra sugar. It’s gross. Plus it made me anxious.

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

@@Blazdragon34 Yeah it's too sweet for my liking. I'm so glad they make smaller bottles of energy drinks because of the unpleasant taste.

[@stacys8729]

Omg!!! I bought a garfield cup that looks just like those (from a thrift store) - and my son used it when he was a kid!! I'm going to check my cupboard and throw it out if i still have it. Scary.

[@jayremi1835]

*turns volume up to hear first few seconds* "WELCOME TO WATCHMOJO!"

[@shatteredsoldier81]

I can’t drink green monster anymore. I felt sick when I try. I tried to use the auto pilot on a Tesla. I could not bring myself to relinquish control of the vehicle.

[@davidjackson2524]

Regarding the GM ignition switches recalls did it affect Opel/Vauxhall in Europe?

[@kasugaifox8571]

I have a Shrek ever after glass. I found it at my local goodwill. I knew it was recalled. Gonna keep it tho. Obviously not drink from it.

[@zombl337og]

my 2006 chevy cobalt had a recall for its ignition switch :O

[@konami1979]

Uh oh, I had one of those Garfield McDonald's glasses when I was a kid.

[@brettbaker1229]

I shit you not. Immediately after the "Ikea Dresser" entry... I get an ad for Ikea... Sorry Ikea, I'm not buying yo' shit...

[@juliemcarthur3004]

I had the Macdonald glasses

[@57boomer44]

Oh my God! I had a steam engine when I was way to young! The fuel was little white cubes of something you lit with a match...

[@ramonar6180]

My cousin blew up his basement twice in the 1950's & almost burned down his house when he got a chemistry set.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

#4 Luckly I only collected the glasses, I didn't drink out of'em.

[@elementalist1984]

The funny thing about monster is there are energy drinks available now with 300 mg of caffeine per can which is almost double what monster had 160 mg

[@TheCholopolo209]

I have that dreaser from IKEA but no one is climbing on it

[@atlanime]

Garfield wasn't even a comic yet in 1978!

[@venadore]

wouldn't be a watchmojo video without scuffed audio levels

[@judyannfurth1802]

So why is Monster at 122 mg of caffee per 12 oz so deadly, when my morning coffee has 155mg per 12 oz.

[@christina113704]

auto driver does not sound safe. I don't know about it, but there's always new roads and I don't think it would take much. It's there even a route or map?🤔

[@Lanwarder]

2:17 Thank god these experts were wearing lab coats otherwise I wouldn't have known they were experts...............lol

[@drunkweebmarine9492]

I remember going to my friends house and his mom brought out mcdonalds glasses like they were special. And he even said wow the fancy cups. Yes this was in a trailer. Meanwhile my poor family would bring out the silver for guests. we could only use that silver for holidays or for guests. (our cereal bowls were cool whip)

[@KaleidoSTARPH]

as someone who used Hydroxycut every workout before, it's a very potent stuff that you should take a precaution, SERIOUSLY! yes, it makes my heartbeat ridiculously fast but it burns so much calories/fats in the process and its not good for the first time users of this stuff

[@spencedog]

Why is monster number two? “Too much caffeine” LOL. Bang and Celsius have almost twice the caffeine in a can.

[@jeffb.6642]

Yeah I don't get that one either, there are many other energy drinks with much more caffeine than Monster.

[@davidwesley2525]

Commercial. Red Bull gives You Wings Reality. Red Bull gives You a Heart Attack. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@grobschnittt]

Nice of them to ban those MacGlasses to protect the children that tried to lick the images off.

[@WWChampion16]

I used to have a few Disney World glass wares from McDonald's.

[@littlerainfrog6621]

We used to have the Disney anniversary ones and used them like we did all our other cups.

[@StepAntObe]

You can see the man in the lab coat push the Malm dresser over.

[@hydrolito]

Dressers can be bolted to wall to keep from tipping over

[@michelleallred8521]

I have several McDonald's glasses, including the Shrek ones. They're for show, not for go

[@User_42069]

Thank you ad block for blocking these ads! Yall should get ad block saved so much time!

[@aaronwalakay]

I love those glasses. Totally worth the iron lung

[@Meimisaki2001]

My sister used to obsessed with Monsters but she stopped drinking them

[@jonmendelson1104]

Autopilot: I'm really hoping that it takes awhile for that to be ready for everyday use. I made a bet with my brother around 8 years ago when my SIL was pregnant with my nephew that if self driving cars were the norm and reasonably priced by the time my nephew turned 16, I'd buy him his first car. They just have to hold out for a bit over 8 more years and I win the bet.

[@f.prince6642]

With those trains we really just show how we ain't built the same these days 😂 I'm 4 where's the kerosene mom

[@denniscleary7580]

Oh yes the 90s, my childhood, we were subjected to a lot of horrible things but I think it only made us stronger for those of us who survived 😁, but of course there were many amazing things as well such as Nirvana and skateboarding becoming huge.

[@gurvmlk]

Whenever I see people nowadays complaining about the tiniest thing, I agree about the making us stronger part.

[@tosheriahtaylor6849]

Ah smells like teen spirit. They don't make music like they used to 😥

[@nozumikatana6446]

They had the McDonald’s glass cups in Canada as well

[@ccsuny2000]

My 10 year old chugged Hydroxycut/Monster Energy Drinks from a Shrek Forever glass for years and turned out fine, at least until that freak accident at the Yard Dart world championship

[@Lanwarder]

I remember watching the news and learning that the medication I was taking f'ed with your heart......it's not a good feeling

[@1rhpsfan]

6:06 Now our kids are radioactive, that can't be good!

[@hydrolito]

They needed to design a stronger attachment to wall to keep from tipping over.