When an organizer's DREAM becomes your NIGHTMARE!

[@1_GigaWaffle]

I think RCE has never seen food before. We are so lucky he survived.

[@ImmortalAbsol]

I do remember the crisps he was thinking of tho

[@Just_a_Skaven_on_the_internet]

@Craigape but i am in a bomb shelter

[@gandalf_thegrey]

@@Just_a_Skaven_on_the_internet Ill allow it. But the rest of you need to stop!

[@lukearts2954]

He's on an efficient drip. Hence his fascination with the shape hahaha

[@jumparoundplays]

Eggplant

[@j.p.1492]

8:27 those are bread bag clips. Not only used to close and easily re-close the bag, but also often used to indicate production time and date of the bread by either text or different colours for each day of the week.

[@ScarfmonsterWR]

It's the first time I see those. Are they used only in America or something?

[@YallAintRight]

@@ScarfmonsterWRI think they might be used in Canada as well but I’m not sure. They’re actually very handy and I save them even after the bread is gone. You can use them to label electric cables for headphones and stuff.

[@YallAintRight]

@j.p. Perfect description.

[@YoungGandalf2325]

I wonder what people in the UK use to close bread bags. Or do people there only eat freshly baked bread?

[@abcdefgcdefg5178]

You can also break one tip off and it clamps onto the end of your middle finger and you can fling them as high as a 4 story building if you do it right lol

[@CTGrell]

you're the first one I saw who actually understands it and enjoys it AND also tries to do all the solutions. pls do more of this. I enjoyed it very much

[@Amodh1257]

Did you sleep through the half of the video where he didn't do all of the solutions.....?

[@pietrolocatelli33]

To be fair, he didn't actually try ALL the solutions... but I guess it's tolerable enough

[@FoxSlyme]

You can also watch this game at Aliensrock's channel, he actually tries every solution

[@tltbirb]

This is really late but try checking out gab smoulder's playthrough!

[@captaindelta43]

Matt playing an organization game . Now that's a irony I want to see , I thought engineers worked with efficient shapes not polishing out and organization like architects

[@GOATexp]

@@terasestHammasratas exactly what I was gonna say lol

[@afoxwithahat7846]

Strongest shape food so that you can eat more efficiently

[@Blackread]

The "efficient looking" thing with a mesh ball at the end is used for brewing tea. 😁

[@billgross1719]

I was going to comment that as well. How the flip does a BRITISH person not know what a tea infuser is?

[@bluesillybeard]

@@billgross1719 ikr lol

[@NightRainPanda]

@@billgross1719 There are a lot of different types of infusers. I personally don't use that type.

[@95spades]

Things Matt can relate to: Batteries

[@misad6308]

14:30 that's for when you have unbagged tea (AKA the good stuff), you stuff it in there, make tea and then you pull it out without making a mess!

[@fintux]

14:29 - that is a tea infuser. You put the ground tea into the sphere thing (which opens by squeezing the arms together) and then use like a tea bag.

[@MusztardowyTygrys]

Can't believe He didnt know that as person from UK

[@jeffreyblack666]

@@MusztardowyTygrys Well he is clearly deceiving us all. Probably an American architect.

[@fintux]

@@jeffreyblack666 :'D That is a horrible thing to say about a person, though I must say I laughed a bit.

[@gandalf_thegrey]

@@jeffreyblack666 Broooooooooo, you serious here?

[@xavierbott2363]

14:29 , that's a tea strainer matt! 😲

[@disco.theque]

And he calls himself British

[@xavierbott2363]

@@disco.theque yeh c;

[@Stettafire]

14:30 FYI I think it's essentially like a tea bag. I've got one on a chain that you can put loose leaf tea into without needing one of those fancy kettles. I think that's what it is?

[@MrSimonelite]

I need more sorting! This calms the chaos in my head.

[@7j4Nl]

I like how he ignored the other solutions a third of the way through

[@SeriousApache]

14:28 this is the tool to make tea, you absolute architect of UK citizen...

[@JamUsagi]

I found this game before Christmas and I still hop in for a couple minutes to do the daily tidy each day. Absolutely worth buying if you're considering it.

[@HaleyRi]

14:28 It's for steeping loose tea leaves.

[@PorthosAmazing]

I would never have thought that Matt likes to put everything in order. Watching his videos, I always felt that he likes to bring a little chaos everywhere.

[@flowerdolphin5648]

14:30 that's for tea lol. I have one of those. It's basically a reusable teabag, you put loose leaf tea in there for brewing.

[@yasminty]

to be fair with the bread tags, we dont tend to have them in the UK, theyre usually an adhesive strip

[@ImmortalAbsol]

True

[@Sonatengraf]

8:33 I've only ever seen these clips in the United States. Here in Europe, I'm used to different ones, commonly made of metal.

[@coop999]

9 minutes in before Matt references that he played the demo of this game before. I thought I was losing my mind thinking I had seen it before on this channel and he didn't say anything about it.

[@DKSanX]

Small thing but thank you for calling it perfectionists and not ocd. Perfectionism isnt debilitating ocd is.

[@lilymae5662]

Thank you for calling it an organiser's dream and learning from your mistakes of calling it OCD. :)

[@AtrakKarta]

5:06 By color. You keep them sharpened, and use the erasers evenly so they stay...well, even.

[@djr742]

I loved this... My partner was amazingly annoyed... It was hilarious... 😂

[@AndrexD624]

14:57 Plug & Play was just ... special. Anyway nice video, nice game, would love to see more. 😁

[@l0serboi]

8:27 To be fair, not every country uses these bread clips, I only know what they are because of American social media. In Germany I‘ve also never seen them

[@Stettafire]

I've never seen them in the UK either. Our bread bags come wrapped in a plastic bag with a plastic tie. They ain't clipped

[@TheFinius]

That is a tea strainer if anyone is curious 14:28

[@akiseph7715]

14:29 that is a scoop for making tea. Sometimes for tea instead of a teabag you’ll get a big bag full of leaves that you scoop in the circle at the end, and then soak in the hot water.

[@Akimakida]

14:28 it's the thing you put your tea leaf powder thing inside so it doesn't get into your tea

[@gandalf_thegrey]

Over the past few months this channel has become a designated place to chill TF out after 9 hours of work. Thanks bro. And plz give Paddy a nice petting

[@GrammynMr]

14:27 its called a tea egg, you put tea leaves inside to brew yourself a fresh cup of tea

[@CountDigression]

13:21 It's a happy life if the little things make you happy :3

[@mile-wide-jonesy3327]

@ 14:29 🤣 The Brit doesn’t know what a tea ball is 😂 you’re killing me Matt 😅

[@petergregosits5935]

11:54 Judo chops? I don't think that's right😂😂

[@ThatRandomNeonGuy]

11:28 Perfection Literally Perfection

[@BlackTempleGaurdian]

"Thankfully I don't see a knob this time" I do, I see two.

[@Paradigm_Shift_Ricardo_Vindas]

18 minute video that felt like 4 minutes about perfectly organizing things, by an engineer with the perfect British accent and an incredibly charming personality, definitely the best I've ever felt in my life

[@michaelmurray2595]

Matt, the 'pin thing' is called a nail... Too small for a CE to notice, but they do exist!

[@thetntarrow3806]

5:10 the correct order for the pencils is by colour because the other two will change as you use them

[@articlolmaster3676]

8:20 It's the thing that comes with loafs of bread to keep them sealed until there purchased

[@user-sx1fg7lc3c]

"RCE has never opened bread" made me laugh lol but now I'm curious if they use something different wherever he lives?!

[@Jwsponky]

Or perhaps he has a gluten or wheat allergy, and so avoids bread like the death it would be to him?

[@JugglyJen]

Yes! In the UK bread bags are closed with little bits of sticky tape (which also have the best before date printed on them)

[@BahamutEx]

not only the uk - I'm from germany and we use stripy bit with metal in them(best I could describe them, sorry) that have the "best before" dates on them

[@PureAsbestos]

I've also seen twisty ties

[@bluesillybeard]

I've seen many different ways, at least where I live in the USA: -The clip things in the video -a twisty rubber thing with a metal core to hold its shape -a piece of tape

[@MrJeanpaul1988]

5:06 .... man ... that hurt... my brain always goes like that.....

[@denizalicesme9797]

Matt, please! You should play SpaceFlight Simulator! It's so fun and you can make a snake rocket as long as you want 😁. There's something called blueprint editing, so that you can hack the rocket files and make your rocket in any shape and size you want. And it's "architects free"! Paddy would love watching you play it! 🙏🙏🙏

[@darioschottlender]

14:28 An english man that never made tea the old fashioned way?

[@FranWest.]

He probably has, there are literally 100's of different kind of tea infusers, perhaps even 1000's, if you include the animal shaped ones and comedic ones.

[@davidmorris8333]

14:30 I'm very sorry but your British citizenship has been revoked for not recognising a loose leaf tea strainer.

[@demoniav668]

The irony of Matt being British, and not knowing what a tea infuser is. Made me laugh 😂 Maybe the stereotype of Brits loving tea is inaccurate and outdated.

[@FranWest.]

No, it is not inaccurate and outdated LOL

[@Zei0923]

5:05 There is no right answer.. it’s what we call madness.

[@Ekipsogel]

14:57 I don’t remember the name, but I remember that, it was a emergency call answering simulator.

[@ksmit1030]

I think it was like 112 whats your emergency or something

[@baseballjustin5]

07:20 it also looks like one of those sand ornament shops (you nake cool things out of colored sand)

[@FranWest.]

5:06 - to answer your question, you would align them according to height/length, from tallest to shortest.

[@beastmode_576]

The Beastie Bolts is the opening act to The Beavles

[@WouterVerbruggen]

14:28 that is a tea egg! Or at least when translating 1-to-1 from Dutch, don't know what the English name is. I would assume a proud Brit would know them. XD Also 17:09 that's a nut not a bolt, what kind of engineer mixes up nuts and bolts lol

[@StarEmmie778]

The picture thing is called the Rorschach Inkblot test.

[@SlumpPM]

This is one of them games that i would never play but really enjoyed watching you play lol! Great video!

[@chocoboadam]

We dont have them "weird" bread tags in the uk just "normal" sticky tape

[@fizzwidgy]

Do not fear the bread bag clips, Matt. They cannot hurt you.

[@iguanafurgaming2992]

This was so satisfying to watch. I need more! Please do another part!

[@pietrolocatelli33]

The worst part of being a perfectionist is seeing Matt NOT COMPLETING ALL THE POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS! AHHHHHHH

[@Zoidberg3]

To be fair, the breadclips are not internationally used

[@MarushiaDark316]

"We want a big rubber." Probably for that big nob, I reckon.

[@dominickpastore]

*puts blue push pins* "Purpleberries!"

[@guydurnford6964]

@16:00 Buttons with less than two holes were created by an architect.

[@dunno9411]

I just finished this game yesterday!!!

[@a.l.pittman1762]

14:29 It's a reusable tea leaf strainer.

[@little_joeyh3348]

14:40 nooo you didn't put the knifes and the forks next to each other. Now ya done it 😂

[@RandyFortier]

I'm a Canadian, and even I can recognize a tea infuser. Don't make them take away your UK citizenship!

[@Madfish77]

8:32 in some countries (ik NZ has them), they hold the bread cover just like the tape in the UK

[@aleaf01]

Nah in the UK we don't have bread tags. We use apiece of wire with plastic on or tape. Or we just tie it back up. American bread is very very different to europen bread, even prepackaged not fresh stuff.

[@susanna6462]

14:34 a tea caddy

[@petertrudelljr]

A brit that doesn't know what a tea infuser looks like! lol!

[@paxarcana5811]

How did RCE not recognize a tea leaf steeper? He's British, yeah?

[@LeglessWonder]

1:41 is that a…… cantilever???😮

[@HerHollyness]

To RCE’s editor: UK bread doesn’t have bread tags (because they’re little bits of plastic that are harmful to the environment). Our bread is closed with a wraparound sticky label that can be recycled.

[@Taolan8472]

Those wraparound sticky things predate the push for recycling, they're probably cheaper, and being recyclable is just a bonus.

[@gwallace5403]

Is it like a velcro*? I don't understand how you can re-use tape.

[@Stettafire]

​@@gwallace5403 Because the tape stays sticky

[@robjchristopher]

Thank-you for not mentioning OCD during this…

[@nathanielvanrumpt4126]

Perfect way to start a morning.

[@charlesoutthere]

Love the "RCE has never opened bread". I think you mean "Industrial Bread", editor :D

[@IsaacTeo411]

RCE not knowing what bread clips are is the most RCE thing ever

[@ZakTheFallen]

They don't exist in the UK.

[@almightyhydra]

Never have I felt so called out by a game

[@scottvisakowitz6326]

Ever since you told me about those fruit sticker wars from way back, I've started doing it in my house too

[@coldpastaa9292]

LOVE!!!!! pls do the whole game:)

[@valecasini]

9:37 Italian here... I was about to throw my self out of the window 🤣 9:50 was expecting an architect like joke cuz for me that kind of twisted pasta is pure architecture 11:26 love the song 13:19 looking at it and I immediately thought... What if in real life we have like that the batteries (mainly for the rechargeable one) have a strip that indicate when it's full or not It could make our life A LOT easier

[@Pokaboy10]

Yes batteries would be so much better

[@violet_avi]

I've seen batteries like that before

[@valecasini]

@@violet_avi yeah me too if I'm not wrong it was a Duracell that if you pressed a button it showed the battery "percentage"

[@violet_avi]

@@valecasini Yeah I think thats what i saw too, but I haven't seen one in years

[@valecasini]

@@violet_avi I know right? It's a shame

[@silassassin420]

Wonk is my favorite slang for knob. This has been a public service announcement

[@HStewart428]

17:43 a wardrobe!? lol

[@Odayian420]

Oh hell no this game would drive me bonkers.

[@infamoushrace1860]

according to matt "cat makes mess, but paddy keeps the mess" apparently

[@GilesTown]

11:25 strongest shape post card

[@korosheht5446]

This game makes me feel good

[@Fubarpenguin]

14:32 lol that’s like to grab things out of hot water you squeeze the shaft and it opens the bulbous part 😅😅 and the release around the object water drains jobs a good’n I think I could be chatting shit 😂😂

[@heyviper1238]

He knows what a bottle opener is but not the tea leaves strainer, that confirms it for me. Matt must be british.

[@PositiveVibes94]

People in the UK do not use bread clips

[@notoriousgoblin83]

17:33 Honestly, same.

[@emiliosebastiao2043]

Matt: "I like sorting things I can relate to, like batteries!" 🤖

[@CliffCardi]

14:30 That’s for brewing tea with fresh leaves, Matt. And I thought you Brits love tea enough to know what that is.

[@TableBreaker]

After this game, I hope Matt will draw straight road next time. 😂

[@stevena105]

Hearing Matt call the NES cartridges SNES cartridges made me sad.

[@linkshaoran2891]

So glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that!

[@samuelfynney6638]

This game is so satisfying

[@Dadpool5864]

Anyone else get sad when he said super nes carts 1:34

[@iz_nfia]

Why do Americans need that odd bread tag thingie

[@Vincent.g0z]

That is very cool!

[@nicholascox3961]

my new favorite band, "the beastie bolts"