When the kidnappers call the police

[@adityagodbole9413]

"499 sounds cheaper" got me cracking within 30seconds

[@cha0ticClipzz]

it has to do with human physchology and the way we think, but imagine this, a $3.99 burger or a $4 burger, $3.99 sounds way cheaper, no?

[@Draknalor186]

Some store go even further and do a 499.95

[@linuxramblingproductions8554]

@@cha0ticClipzzto me they are the same thing lol ain’t nobody care about 1 cent

[@a_d3mon]

@@cha0ticClipzz and that's the reason the 1/3rd pound burger failed. Because people saw 1/4 pound or 1/3 pound and thought the bigger number was the 1/4 and went with it instead, rather than think of it as percentages.

[@ngf5077]

@@cha0ticClipzzthey are the same. You’re making this up. Nobody thinks a penny makes a difference

[@bucketofsunshine6366]

I had no idea handguns could shoot so fast and with so many rounds! You learn something new every day. And surely Zach did his research with experts, so you know it's true.

[@xxxBradTxxx]

Glock switch with an extended magazine could do that.

[@sharkdentures3247]

Wow! I guess all those Anti-2A, gun control nut, politicians really DO know what they are talking about! Who knew?

[@Conta_Minated]

I mean, you saw it on the internet, so it has to be true. It's physically impossible for anyone to post fake stuff online and everyone knows this.

[@CodeguruX]

And the grenade that lands "somewhere" behind the door actually hitting its mark instead of the explosion taking the path of least resistance and fucking up the inside of the house horribly. Research!

[@JWQweqOPDH]

Most semi-automatic weapons can easily (but illegally) be modified to be fully automatic. Insert some extended mags and you have kzbin.infoB3cIReU3-ZA

[@San-lh8us]

i like how they modified their handguns to shoot like machine guns, just like in the movies, that kidnapper really *did* his research

[@los-lobos]

Did you intentionally bold the wrong part of text and make me read the sentence twice just to make sure it was grammatically correct? You should’ve bolded *really*

[@San-lh8us]

@@los-lobos *oh* , really *?*

[@renoahsprings]

@@San-lh8us*…*

[@Your7T7]

@@los-lobos He really DID... His research. cue laugh track

[@au5804]

Absolutely mastering the art of kidnapping and the business ventures that come with it. Truly masters in their field!

[@Trooman20]

Ahead of the game

[@joshlong8802]

I’m betting in part 2 the cops reveal that they did need 30 seconds and he made it sound like they didn’t in order to trick them into staying on the line

[@armsofzeus]

I honestly thought that was going to be the punchline.

[@95rav]

Or just call them back based on their phone Caller ID...

[@Redddragon]

plot twist. this was part 2

[@rachelcolomb]

Hahahaha!

[@TRG_R17]

Reply 5, smart

[@GLA888]

"we haven't negotiated anything" "OHHHHHHHHHHHH well we want 499 000 dollars" 😂😭

[@allie-cat-916]

Lol you want to go 😁😅 and my friends and my friend wants me up there to play with him.ok?

[@joshfactor1]

The jehovah’s witnesses thing actually makes sense; the cops wouldn’t ring the doorbell

[@JoeBob79569]

They might if they were disguised as Jehovah's Witnesses, if they wanted to sneak a peek inside.. Never trust Jehovah's Witnesses!

[@morielrorschach8090]

Confirmed. Knocking can sound too aggressive, so we prefer doorbells. We'll usually also stand another step back from the door so the person doesn't feel crowded, or in case we need to dodge.

[@dyawr]

​@@morielrorschach8090 😂 You got this down to a science!

[@immikeurnot]

They wouldn't get there as fast, either.

[@ognicho2333]

666th like

[@Crushedbug0]

I love how their wearing ski masks for an audio call

[@hackman669]

Character development !😁

[@NightwingSkywalker]

I mean, the cops could hack their phone cameras and see them. I saw it in a movie once.

[@Crushedbug0]

@@NightwingSkywalker “saw it in a movie”

[@TheCelestialBell]

​@@Crushedbug0you think the movie writers just came up with that?

[@TheCelestialBell]

They have to have gotten it from somewhere

[@ninoangelomeca5719]

499,000 dollars is so cheap bro glad it's not 500K 🗣🗣🔥🔥🙏

[@lolno5825]

Fr

[@ZikedY]

@@lolno5825Fr

[@TheTexican05]

This was the most Tarantino sketch Zack has done so far! 👏 Somehow your kidnapper sketches never disappoint. Cheers, friend. 🍺

[@lad4830]

I'm sure he had a lot of practise

[@vbyte.]

Wonder why his kidnapping shorts are so good 🤔🤨😂

[@rachelcolomb]

Cool, except Tarantino is funny af and Zach is deadly serious 🤓

[@sanesoubi2833]

And they had the phone they used to call the cops while on the run. They’re just running around with a target on their back at this point. 😂

[@CanizalesMusic]

When you text your mom “ my moms gone, come over”

[@latermyfriend8934]

Not really they intended to call the police they didn't get the wrong number

[@Bite-SizedLife]

​@@latermyfriend8934I think you replied to the wrong comment

[@aster2790]

She would know more than anyone else that it's a joke, cuz she knows you ain't texting that to anyone ever

[@DocSlaughter]

​@@aster2790true mom's seem to always know what you're about to do 😂

[@skylx0812]

Mom: "Nice of you to text Death for me..."

[@tc6818]

It always amazes me how much detail goes into Zach's costumes and set design. The man seems to have a limitless budget.

[@Amygondor]

if i have learned anythign about media production, is that quality is often inversely proportional to budget.

[@jonathaslopes8038]

Please do a " When the kidnappers call other kidnappers" .

[@nocta605]

This sketch is actually so accurate, I can tell because I watched a lot of movies.

[@Shishiochan]

I love your kidnappers 😂 The only times you actually feel sorry for criminals, when Pink Panther implements his great and well researched ideas 🤣👍

[@theidpboi6205]

When you call customer care and say "how may I help you"

[@theidpboi6205]

i'm just gonna leave this reply to document the time this comment got 69 likes.

[@JovaJovenile-m4j]

71 now

[@dariusz.9119]

I was expecting the police officer on call to say: "So I see on my screen that your address is [...]. Is that correct?" but this ending is also good

[@hackman669]

I was expecting the police guy simply obtain phone number of criminals. Then use callback pretending ti be a wrong call. Finally arresting them. 😁

[@itzwildeyed]

Plot twist: the 30 seconds thing was real and the 911 operator was big brain But they only get caught because someone heard gunshots in the area

[@Maria.Mirabella]

And so we’ve come full circle with the kidnappers and the kids…

[@Jack-sw1km]

The prophecy is true

[@Maria.Mirabella]

@@Jack-sw1km As the prophecy foretold…

[@Marizyth]

the 30 second rule actually works, it has to do with the dehydration triangulation which tells us what when the cross factor of the telephone line reaches a vector larger or equal to the root of the distance to the police station then the speed of the radium signals reaches an equilibrium of e=mc squared. The thieves in home alone 1 and 2 actually used this principle to prevent the police from getting there on time.

[@QuackersMcCrackers]

ok

[@iloveblender8999]

Nowadays everything is digital. I am pretty sure you can use the data of the telephone company to trace such calls. I know, there are other ways to make tracing calls harder now, but 30 second rule should not work anymore.

[@chiapets2594]

It does not

[@danser_theplayer01]

I'm pretty sure this is a satire comment.

[@docomega7862]

​@@iloveblender8999I'm pretty sure the police would need to serve a warrant to the company if they want to access this kind of info. And this process could take some time. Time that they wouldn't necessarily have in a case like this. Now, I don't know if the triangumation tech has gotten faster, but if not then the 30 seconds rule allows for instant localization

[@AMVS24]

3:05 this may be a little late but I'm just realising the sync on these videos is PERFECT. Even with such a complicated overlap it really feels like there are two people in the video. Props to you man

[@shashanksam]

i know right, it's so difficult for one person, i have never seen anyone edit themselves so well, the timing is perfect, no other youtuber made this close. (Natalie did come close sometimes)

[@ShadowSlith789]

Finally some justice for door to door evangelists

[@hackman669]

That was a bit overkill wouldn't you say? 😁😇

[@serpentine8124]

@@hackman669no

[@oliversherman2414]

I love how the pistols somehow shoot like machine guns 😂

[@ALJ9000]

Add an auto sear to the mechanism and a Glock becomes a machine pistol

[@oliversherman2414]

@@ALJ9000 I wouldn't know anything about pistols since I'm British and we don't own guns

[@Omni_G]

"We have the missing children you're looking for." "Who?... Oh, uh yeah yeah, missing children... totally have been looking for them & not playing the mobile game that will magically turn into today's sponsor. We've been searching for them everywhere... in our office. But glad to hear the kids are fine." "F-fine? You do know the children are still with us right?" "Yeah yeah yeah! That means they've been found, so they're no longer missing. Case closed."

[@ewadfe3705]

LMAO

[@tumblingartist]

xD

[@readjordan2257]

5:00 as a dude that served an LDS mission, the portion of the skit here is accurate. I mean, III never had conversations like that, but its authentic, and similar have happened.

[@truthhertz10]

For those wondering the 30 second rule is actually true, if you make a phone call to the police they can only track you down after 0.000277778 hours, that is all.

[@Alec0124]

more details: Back in the bell-bottomed pre-digital 1970s, telephone switchboards required operators to manually connect circuits, leaving the cops to cool their heels for 10 to 20 minutes while Ma Bell pinpointed the caller's location. That first 60 seconds might only get operators to the first or second switching station, hence the old "Keep him talking, Chief!" gambit.

[@rachelcolomb]

trust me, even if you bloke your number they can see your number just fine whenever you call 000 (emergency) in Australia...first hand experience bro. @@Alec0124

[@abyssion8]

Triangulation has never made more sense

[@aurenkleige]

Welp, it was his first house and his last house. But at least now he's in God's house.

[@antwanwilliams2913]

Cops ringing the doorbell might actually be the funniest skit that never happened

[@semja]

1:23 I already burst out laughing at the dial tone

[@jaredhammond721]

So just as an aside, I worked with police 30 years ago and we had people who would hang up on cell phones nene 30 seconds thinking they could hide. But we still got the number they called from (usually a land line) so was traced. This is that whole Dunning Kruger thing)

[@lymphomasurvive]

All you need is the time a call was placed and it's traceable.

[@kiejuansigrah5008]

I kinda feel bad for the messengers,they went to the wrong house at the wrong time

[@anonymoususer8517]

Honestly not rly they are typically always ready weirdly forceful and sometimes even try to work their way in idk how it's even socially acceptable to do that

[@someguy4853]

Why they get to find out if they're right or not.

[@ngf5077]

They become instant martyrs. Every Christians dream is to die

[@sparshSethi]

Coming from a non-Christian country, Who were those messengers and were they going to like ask for donations or something?

[@someguy4853]

@@sparshSethi maybe eventually

[@RJaXsYT]

Best transition ever from video to video and it feels like a flashback

[@Purrfect_Werecat]

the best part is i'm pretty sure they never hung up

[@fuzeredemtion3360]

So we just gonna ignore how the kidnappers are trying to finesse money by kidnapping but the background when the ppl from the church show up is in the absolute suburbs with big ass houses😂

[@zpod10]

I’ve been watching this man for years. His content has never dipped in quality, fantastic

[@anijejones-liburd7131]

Just saw the pre-quill

[@neozer0992]

Same lol

[@wayneenglish17]

Same

[@RealNexusEditz]

Me Four

[@jelita_]

Yes, I came from the prequel. Is there any sequel? I want to know what happened. LOL.

[@OmniscientWarrior]

Not even to mention, they can get venmo to just tell them the couldn't bank info, then get the bank to tell them the address of the criminals and with the criminal info they can find any cars registered to them... This is why you always use cash.

[@_Cragon_]

Exactly finally someone realized lol

[@_Ciosu..]

I don't know why but “ listen very carefully ” line got me laughing so bad 😂 That's the first thing that come out like wtf 😂😂 Lmao

[@johnmcconnell7052]

I like how the skit kind of goes into detail about the tech

[@Georg3e]

The heros we needed but didn't deserve or even know about

[@Dark3rSpark]

"hey, Have you heared the good news???"

[@EtherealCereal5]

Watching Zach argue with himself is the funniest thing I've seen all day

[@masonmcginnis9971]

Let’s just appreciate that he uploaded this before the other video. Now the other one is the prequel.

[@hellfire66683]

When the kidnappers call the horror movie villains for advice.

[@alpha10prior40]

I love how this vid is the sequel to the one where how parents portray all kidnappings. Love that

[@emptyexistence956]

such a beautiful ending! Everybody got what they deserve!😂🤣🤣🤣

[@MistahJay7]

Kidnapper sketches are GOATED

[@PerkythePro]

5:41 Ugh.... we were... just.... trying to reach you... about your cars......... extended............warranty.

[@antonionnam6594]

"But the technology has" These kidnappers be giving 1976😂

[@BetterStudiosOfficialChannel]

Kidnapper 1: we will kill one of these ki- Kidnapper 2: Damn right!! Jesus christ that one caught me off guard

[@Rainok]

Fun fact: it actually takes over an hour to actually track a phone call's location

[@semja]

Wow that was some of your best. Looking forward to part 2

[@AidanG0038]

POV: its April 6th and the next part of the series hasn’t been uploaded

[@sploshsqwash]

You're making movies/shows now? Damn this channel gets better and better

[@icecrystal7965]

Lol The truth is though Back then when those movies first established the 30 second thing, police probably had them establish that it was 30 seconds as opposed to what it probably actually was Say, 20 seconds

[@asdfqwerty14587]

The only time it may have taken a significant amount of time is before computers were used for it - back when you actually had to have a person do it manually then it may have taken some time to do.. but I doubt it would take a computer even a millisecond to do the calculations. There's certainly nothing about the process that has any kind of hard time requirement. I guess the only other thing that may be a limitation is that it probably requires the cooperation of the phone company - the amount of time it takes to get that would be unclear, but if they already have their cooperation then it may as well be instant. Even if they don't have their cooperation however, they could almost certainly still get the location even after the phone hangs up (as long as they get cooperation afterwards) because all the information they need to perform the calculations should've been logged somewhere, so the duration of the call is still irrelevant.

[@jpbaley2016]

I’m not even angry at this cliffhanger since it ended on a positive note.

[@Swag3OOO]

Zach's so smart he's doubling his view count

[@Grumpisaurus]

That's the most reasonable way to answer the door when people come trying to preach their religion to you

[@ThreePieceSuit2274]

It actually takes 10 seconds to track the call. I called 911 once for a legitimate reason and they asked me where I was. I didn’t actually know the location I was at, so I asked if they can just track my location. They said yes, we can track your location, it will just take 10 seconds and then we will send a notification to your phone.

[@6ltk]

if u dont mind me asking, what was the reason did u call

[@lforlight]

During my call, when the dispatcher couldn't convert the name of a supermarket chain with a single location in the city along with the name of the industrial zone at the edge of the city to an address, something every navigation software can do, he sent me a text with a link to a website that asked for me to share my location. It's basically "can you ask your phone to tell us where you are?" rather than "we can figure it out ourselves".

[@shrekiscool4743]

​@@lforlight in fairness the guy answering the phone probably doesn't get paid enough to learn to do that

[@SeparatistOfLight]

“The movie guys do their research and talk to experts…” Recent directors to the lore experts of beloved franchises: you’re fired!

[@infiresnation7430]

Me watching the continuation in hopes to see if the kids ever got those fractions answers

[@rieaweer7459]

Cannot wait for my new shirt to come thanks for a hilarious option. Also love your videos

[@jacksawack6724]

While they’re running: “Is that a Bible?” “No dude, I thinks that’s… like, the cop rule book or something. You know how in the movies that have to do stuff ‘by the book’? I think that’s the book they keep around to… look up the rules… in the book.” “Makes sense to me.”

[@sr.lontra]

The writing is impecable 😂

[@fmlghm420]

I love how those pistols are fully automatic shooting hundreds of rounds without reloading😂😂 I need to find out where to get those infinite ammo weapons that they have

[@pineapplesaucedaboss]

Assuming a call has three cell towers to locate on and 10 seconds a side, it would indeed take 30 seconds to track a call.

[@Potato-Eye]

Dudes took on the mormons. And lived. Epic

[@the3dotguy]

Part 2 can’t come early enough ❤

[@Razbox360]

"Think smarter not harder 🤛🏻🤛🏻🤛🏻"😂😂😂

[@astergh0st]

theses are like the modern day version of red vs. blue i love the humour

[@dashvash5440]

Was the prequel video a clever way to get me to rewatch this one? Fun storytelling? An excuse to kidnap kids...

[@monkeyismadd1825]

The tie in 👌

[@P2bowish]

These are the guys that went to college to study mathematics.

[@planetg4596]

This is my favourite criminals they have a whole The movie genre and everything

[@sharan.sharan]

"... by watching movies, I'm doing research..."

[@globalywanted]

someone give this guy $160M and let him direct a James bond movie

[@benthesodaman6582]

He could do it for $499,000.

[@abrown767]

Do it for $159,999,999, way cheaper, I heard it from an old movie, and they do their research for those things.

[@christophersuto3263]

@3:15 "It's called working smarter not harder👌👌" sexual hand gesture was the best.

[@nicoflight3982]

....

[@scholargrrl]

The left-handed kidnapper seemed like he had a smidge more sense than the right-handed one.

[@eggmanrules167]

Idea when the kidnappers call the slasher villains or when saw plays a game with the kidnappers

[@But_Stuff]

Nord VPN would have been an awesome ad in the middle

[@grumpylibrarian]

How anyone could watch that and not give it a "like" is beyond me.

[@KingcoleIIV]

Lost and sad people who have nothing good in their life 😞 I feel bad for them. This was hilarious.

[@andrewpinedo1883]

Stores in the United States be like: 0:19

[@confused_asian]

3:39 did your subscribe button change colors at this moment?

[@Hungary_0987]

Magic!

[@_paste]

The guy in the pink isn't one of the brightest is he?

[@HunterJG12]

499 sounds cheaper got me laughing immediately

[@brandongrazioso]

You know it's gonna be a banger video when the pink panther shows up

[@boop9430]

Love this series 😂 subbed

[@_paste]

HOLY SHIT IT WAS A SEQUEL ALL ALONG

[@Tales41]

Another banger another day to ponder

[@radiantguy17]

Here after the prequel :)

[@tirsden]

And then the two Jehovah's witnesses show up in front of god. "Wrong religion." "Shit!"

[@Sinfilled66]

3:45 I think I would have just called it a day at this point lol. I lost braincells listening to PinkPanther lol.

[@preence4782]

Amazing prequal

[@colinalford2153]

By Pink Panthers logic, his knowledge of dinosaurs must be grossly inaccurate because he watched Jurassic Park

[@InfyroYT]

The Cheaper the more they will be willing to Pay.😂🤣😂.

[@MANABEANS_YOUTUBE]

I love happy endings.

[@nft_synergy8880]

I’m high asab watching this and this is fucking golden😂😂😂😂got me actually invested in the plot now.

[@schoolruler2]

Which video is the follow up? Is it hard to track the next video.