Why The Treadmill Was the Original Torture Machine

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[@doggedout]

The lesson here is: All fitness centers should hook their treadmills up to generators. Thanks for watching!

[@An.Unsought.Thought]

Actually I don't think that would work. Modern treadmills are meant to be powered so that it acts almost like a road moving underneath a person so they lift their legs and walk/run on the spot easier. A power generator or battery probably would barely save enough energy for even the treadmill itself. So I doubt much would even be generated.

[@ksteak27]

.....wink.

[@GoogleDothBetray]

@@An.Unsought.Thought The bikes and cross trainers would be a better fit, to generate.

[@samahnasser87]

Hey that's my patented idea!

[@LeDank]

@@GoogleDothBetray some gym bikes do have their own generators that power the tracking display and what not

[@realjettlag]

It seems like a Stairmaster would be more similar. This makes treadmills look pretty nice, TBH.

[@suggs144]

Yea how could they not realize that before posting this!?!?lol

[@douae5857]

@@suggs144 the stairmaster wasn't invented until the 1980s while a version of the treadmill was already used by doctors in the 1940s. Whoever invented stairmaster might or might not have been inspired by the prison torture device but the treadmill for sure originated from that because the evolution is recorded.

[@sewmeonekenobi639]

He did actually mention stairmaster machines.

[@guydudedudeguy9030]

Most Treadmills have an incline setting for whatever reason I feel the need to max out all the time, kinda is torture haha

[@tommylundy2495]

@@suggs144 it's say more the inheritance of the treadmill name.

[@donm5354]

Most people who buy home treadmills use them for a few months then they are transformed into expensive clothes racks - coats, shirts, pants, socks....

[@sharonwhite6126]

Mine is used to store pictures that haven't yet been put up on the wall 😂

[@kevindube7096]

That’s not true, my treadmill gets great use as a place to hang all my spare audio & USB cables

[@CoreyShelton57]

They are hard on my knees so i use a bike

[@hydrolito]

Some others do that with exercise bike. Exercise bike or tread mill will only help keep you healthy if you use it can also go outside and ride a regular bike although not as much fun when it is cold or hot outside.

[@joemato]

the wife uses it to hang her bags on the right arm side :)

[@thisisacharacternobodylike7958]

Despite having 4.6mil subscribers I still think this channel is underrated

[@dashadowgirl]

Very underrated Especially the moustache

[@intodaysepisode...]

I totally agree!

[@morrigankasa570]

Though disappointed he still supports Raid...

[@TrishaSmith]

Absolutely.

[@rickycampbell9105]

Agreed

[@JNPhotography]

Saw one of these “treadmills” called “stepmills” used to pump water in Anglesey in North Wales. They were used by prisoners in the decommissioned 19th century prison I visited. This video felt super relevant having just seen that!

[@serenity8839]

"Treadmills dont sound all that terrifying" My man, exercise is terrifying. let alone the one that when you get off feels like youre body runs away from ya xD

[@An.Unsought.Thought]

Reminds me of the Black Mirror episode where people have to walk on a treadmill to power their world. All while getting adverts shoved in their faces. And a TV show about people with a talent, showing you can make it out of the treadmill life and into stardom... eventually. But it costs a lot of miles or steps I believe. Been awhile. Wild.

[@scifibri2376]

Also like from a Rick & Morty episode where aliens in a microverse walked on treadmill like devices that powered their society and from there Rick Sanchez's car battery! "Its like slavery but with extra steps!"

[@anniec0429]

@@scifibri2376 i immediately thought of this! Googleboxes i think they were called 😂😂😂

[@ailouros24]

i loved that episode.

[@Hypercube9]

The history of the gymnasium dates back to ancient Greece, where the literal meaning of the Greek word gymnasion was “school for naked exercise.” Did those Greeks know how to party or what?!?

[@krtcampbell9007]

thanks for that new chat line I will use in the clubs and bars.

[@ailouros24]

more like "nakedness space" or something. the ancient greeks adored the human body and liked to show it off when exercising. the athletes of the olympic games were completely nude the entire time.

[@Jacques.Smith_]

Should have watched this before I fell off a treadmill. The same one. Twice...in a row. With a full gym. Fun fun fun.

[@jeaniecameron295]

I mixed up which treadmill I was using once and cleaned the one next to mine. With at least 2 people right behind me. They tried so hard to hide their laughter. Great memory.

[@kevindube7096]

@@jeaniecameron295 maybe they were just laughing because they’ve never seen such an altruistic person in that gym!

[@eckridium]

That’s your own fault. Nerd

[@fattiger6957]

I'm going to be one of those guys. The idea your going with here actually predated the Victorians by centuries. In the middle-ages, they had giant hamster wheel-like devices that would power cranes to lift blocks for projects like cathedrals. They weren't even the first to have them. The Romans used a similar device as well in the first century.

[@stapuft]

yup, they used animals, like goats or oxen to power big ones, and slaves or low ranking footsoldiers to power the smaller ones.they have had "man-wheels" to power things as long as they have had "water-wheels" and "pulleys", "block and tackle" and other crap like that to make the work more efficient.

[@berlyngrey9242]

I wonder if they struggled more to assemble and build things back then before better tools and tech was discovered/invented, or if their techniques helped ease their load and the amount of "man power" behind things are close to the same. Weird thing to ponder

[@sophiacristina]

When you said you are going to be one of those guys, i though they were going to throw you into a prison to run on treadmill...

[@maxpowers9129]

@@berlyngrey9242 The manpower issue was typically handled by slaves.

[@mellie4174]

Yes but they weren't used in prisons and they weren't used continually, only for certain types of work on certain building sites .. not the same thing

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Who else has learned uncounted amounts of info from this channel? I know I have over the years.

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Me too

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Same This 42 guy has a lot of knowledge

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Same, this channel has single handedly taught me more then school has.

[@ohareair552]

I love how people have randomly started using the word “uncouth”

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I know I have! But I learned this one from a top 10 of some sorts a few months back.

[@vibingwithvinyl]

2:50 to avoid being Raid-ed.

[@thisisme1999]

I always thought when walking through the gym that all those exercise machines should be connected to some kind of a generator to produce electricity. The gym owner could use that power to offset the power used to power those machines. Or maybe to power big fans to keep the prisoners/members cool while they worked out.

[@markwilliams8369]

Sentences could be in kilowatts rather than years

[@Billycca3]

Cheap treadmills use power to move the surface you run on. More expensive ones are unpowered but they're usually used in Physical Rehabilitation or medical applications. Adding a dyno to one of these though would add resistance to your step and make them much harder to use.

[@trap7196]

People could be paid for their contribution to the power grid. Unemployment and "green" energy would both be achieved!

[@katekrylov]

Yeah, 8 hours per day on a treadmill sounds scary. Being a user of the device myself ( and for many years by now), I can state with utter certainty that such punishment was a really cruel one! And that wonderful feeling of walking and walking and never getting anywhere...

[@mrkitty777]

Hamsters like it though. But you're right about humans.

[@kevindube7096]

It’s a big difference between being forced to power it yourself and an electrically powered treadmill though. I think these prisoners had it easy 🤷🏽‍♂️ if they didn’t move fast enough somebody else would beat them instead of us beating ourselves up

[@NothingLefthereforyou]

What do you mean 8 hours is ok could be worst

[@katekrylov]

@@kevindube7096 I thought about it too. Since there were several people "working out" on the same device semultaneously, they had to do it with the same speed. What pace was required I wonder?

[@katekrylov]

@@mrkitty777 I had a white mouse once. All she did was eating, shitting and running in the wheel, ha!

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Love your vids 42 been watching for years! Please keep it up and never change!🙂

[@Microspectrophotometer]

LMFAO I SWEAR HE SAYS THAT

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*LIAR!!!* Why the hell don’t people get their facts right, he’s not even 42 years old!!! _Like I said, why don’t people get their facts right._

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@@FromThe3021 whats wrong with you didn't you understand he didn't say that he has been watching for 42 years he said that he has been watching for years also with 42 he meant thought2 because it kinda sounds simmalar

[@jackdurden466]

Damn, that’s one historical fact I never knew existed! I couldn’t have ever guessed that’s how they came to be, and the man who capitalized on them was a sharp eye who just happened to get the right inspiration at the right time. An excellent story!

[@FoulOwl2112]

I found it entertaining how you mentioned "Writing a threatening letter" as an offense punishable by death. That is IN FACT the exact reason my ancestor Willian Gunn first immigrated to America.

[@aprilschwartz6090]

I was standing on my treadmill getting ready to run for the night when I seen this video so of course I had to watch it. 😳🏃🏼‍♀️

[@Michelle_Schu-blacka]

In Korea, you can 'go to jail' as a holiday to basically be forced to deprive yourself of all the things that distract you from being able to relax. Of course, the 'cells' are fairly luxurious in comparison but all you get is a room with a bed and a decent view, food and something to read. The whole thing sounds quite appealing.

[@rufusphilip4775]

Finally a good excuse to skip cardio. Thanks Thoughty2!!

[@dashadowgirl]

Who’s thoughty2 I only know of 42….

[@stapuft]

more like he "fell", you don't "rupture your ear drum" from falling, he got ganged up on and beat up, the guards were likely to blame, either for not stepping in, or for actually doing it, and so it was recorded as a fall, in order to avoid any blow back on the prison/warden.

[@caneskid90]

We still do this to a degree in the United States. It's called work release, the cut the grass on highways and pick up trash, also they sometimes grow crops and train animals.

[@Surfermario]

Beats walking mindlessly, going nowhere and doing nothing.

[@ads2829]

They get sent to prison for growing crops, to just be put to work growing crops. 🙄

[@carla6497]

Community service in England

[@sabelomweni1341]

“Not those maniacs who dry their whole body with hair dryers” 🤣🤣🤣, happens all the time at gym. Thought I was the only one seeing that awkwardness.

[@snowman6297]

"Why mill? Allow me to explain" *"RAID SHADOW LEGENDS-"*

[@GreyPunkWolf]

"You can choose when it ends" Well yeah. Be careful with "friends" and "coaches" that always want you to keep going further when you're exhausted. You're most likely not in the mindset of an athlete, just exercise don't torture yourself. Whatever people say about you, it's not worth the physical and mental agony. Your pace is yours and yours alone. You don't have to fit into other people's programs if you don't feel like it. Exercice isn't meant to be a torture. If you feel like it is, please seek help. From whoever you need, but please get some help. That's extremely dangerous mentally and physically. Take care, people.

[@Valigarmanda]

If you "get exhausted" two minutes into a physical activity, you have other problems that need solving. Especially if the reason of exaustion is walking up the stairs.

[@GreyPunkWolf]

@@Valigarmanda I never talked about timing and never implied anything regarding other people's bodies. I was talking about safety and mental health. Take your barely hidden fatphobia elsewhere, kid. Fat people are not monsters, and most of the time their issue with loosing weight is people like you that, for some reason, feel legitimate in having the audacity to criticize and objectify other people's bodies.

[@gullible3945]

I never knew how Oscar Wilde died. The truth is brutal and I could have lived without knowing all this..

[@aadamtx]

I always knew there was something wrong with exercise machines - that's why I stay away from them. Here in the States, or at least in Texas, prisoners made furniture for state and local public offices. My office desk at the community college was made by state prisoners and was excellent quality. BTW, the solid color shirts suit you - stick with 'em.

[@junedussault400]

Yes, NH prison has a wood shop! I have several bookcases, a cutting board and a front porch, all crafted by inmates.

[@huzzzer6083]

That's a pretty stupid reason not to exercise....

[@timb2895]

You're Just finding excuses to not exercise

[@mrtymrtt5061]

kinda hypocrite-y right?

[@TheLivingBlobfish]

2:18 "we're talking free free champions at once!" gotta love the accent!

[@sinelocum]

I’ve always felt justified for loathing this masochistic device, and appreciate any additional fuel to spread the hate.

[@Markfr0mCanada]

You always bring me such uplifting content Thought2, thank you.

[@speleokeir]

Treadmills are incredibly old in origin. There is evidence of their use 4000 years ago! These early versions were often more like giant hamster wheels with a person/animal inside the wheel. They were mainly used to grind corn, etc. They were also used in medieval times in some large trebuchets (big catapults) to haul the counterweight back up when reloading or as use in cranes for lifting loads especially when building large structures like cathedrals.

[@Sanakudou]

This sort of reminds me how the chemical used for a certain brand of weed killer had its origins in Nazi death camps, guess you gotta adapt to the market, being evil doesn’t bring the money in all the time 🤷‍♀️ tho considering the weed killer I’m referring to caused cancer perhaps they didn’t quite escape their evil origins. You’d think with the treadmill they’d have at least TRIED naming it something else, but I guess it’s not a big deal when so many people (myself included until this video) are totally unaware of its origin.

[@BuckBlaziken]

“Why were these men forced to exercise?” Literally any military boot camp ever

[@tonyisnotdead]

yup, the military is a dehumanizing institution

[@BigD42091]

Always amazing content 👌 thoughty2 thank you so much for keeping KZbin interesting.i live in uk and watch your channel religiously keep up the good work.

[@samb0Ramb0]

Aaron! New shirt! No plaid? Now you look how the Backstreet Boys were always supposed to! Keep em coming bud.

[@Zenoandturtle]

Just keep ‘em coming!

[@dickmcshan9778]

We can, always, depend on you to bring us an educational and entertaining presentation. Keep up the great work. Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.

[@davisgarrett6298]

Bring*

[@dickmcshan9778]

@@davisgarrett6298 Error noted and corrected.

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@@dickmcshan9778 Dick 🤣

[@DidrickNamtvedt]

I run on the treadmill at my local gym every Tuesday and Friday and I find it to be some of the stuff I do at the gym that I enjoy the most. I didn't know the origin of it though and never really gave the name of it any thought but it's very interesting to learn how it came about. Luckily, it's not meant for torture these days and like you said, you can push the stop button whenever you want so it's totally up to oneself how long one should run on the treadmill. I spend an hour with five minutes run, five minutes slow/mid-slow walk and I always love getting that "runner's high" feeling from it.

[@oligould8575]

you'd have made an excellent prisoner... the rest of the guys are curled up in a corner shaking, meanwhile you're doing morning stretches and getting ready for another great day haha

[@samb0Ramb0]

@DivineDefecation this is absolutely right… anyone who says they’ve derived pleasure from pain/sweat/toil is lying. Plain and simple! Except for the mentally unhinged as you mention…

[@donaldduck476]

@DivineDefecation comment of ‘22💀💀💀😭😭

[@DidrickNamtvedt]

@@oligould8575 Given the purpose and design of the treadmill back then, it would most likely be pure hell for me too and I would probably succumb just as fast as the other guys whereas a modern day treadmill in prison actually wouldn't be so bad :)

[@DidrickNamtvedt]

@DivineDefecation It of course must've been terrible back then but the modern iteration of a treadmill is much more pleasant and it's not torture when you go on it willingly. And you don't even have to walk very fast on it, as long as you get some movement in. Beats sitting on your ass all day at home no?

[@golfgrabu]

I work in a customer service call center for a company that repairs and maintains treadmills and this was quite interesting, I learned something new! Tks!

[@johnqueen2754]

Sorta like sweeping sunshine off a sidewalk.

[@livingladolcevita7318]

As an ex prison officer myself having worked in one of the London prisons I would like to draw your attention to another device you might want to have a look into, the origin of why prison officers are called screws. Basically a handle was located inside the cell and the inmate had to turn the handle so many revolutions per day, the officer was able to adjust the friction making it harder to turn via a "screw" Happy days!!

[@DrakoDragonis]

A 4000m assent every day...You wouldn't want a 'kick in the stones' from one of those lads, thats for sure! :)

[@Echo_the_half_glitch]

Assuming they had the willpower or strength to do it. They probably would pass out before getting a chance.

[@mikeolson6749]

Really missing new podcast episodes. Thoughty2 has an amazing voice

[@thatlastwaffle]

“Allow me to explain: RAID IS THE-“ lmao what an ad placement

[@OffgridSecrets]

I still think it’s funny that people drive to the gym so they can walk on a treadmill. Like, why not just walk to the gym ? This world is too weird for me

[@felixboeykens4580]

and then what? drive on a treadmill?

[@ZentaBon]

Poor road and infrastructure design in the US make it unsafe and uncomfortable to walk or bike instead of drive. It's this whole thing going back to post WWII. Not Just Bikes is a wonderful KZbin channel to learn about what happened here, complete with video footage and science + data backed comparisons between places where it's done efficiently and saves taxpayer tons of money, vs where it's done poorly and costs the taxpayers tons of money.

[@matthewgriffin1782]

In case there is an emergency to get somewhere quickly while you're at the gym, or need to transport multiple people or things then it makes sense

[@realjettlag]

I totally get your point, and mostly agree, but here are the reasons I drive to the gym. It's 45 minutes from home, and about 15 minutes from work. It's too far from both locations to walk to. Why not find a closer gym, you might ask, if you've never been to actual rural America. There aren't any. My nearest grocery store is only about ten minutes closer than the gym. That's also where my nearest post office and gas station are. The nearest hospital is about as far as the gym. If you have been to rural America, then you know that things like sidewalks, traffic lights, and other safety measures are largely a city/town luxury. It is absolutely not safe to walk on the gravel shoulder of a rural highway (don't confuse highway with freeway), especially if walking with canes or a walker. As a disabled person, yes, I drive to the gym to use a treadmill because it has handrails. So there are many legitimate reasons people choose to drive somewhere you think of as "close" or "in the neighborhood" (what's that?). We're not just lazy slobs. If I were, I'd keep my crippled ass at home and not provide for my family or look after my health. I'm sorry if that's offensive to anyone's sensibilities. (LOL, no I'm not.)

[@jimmyjones4588]

All the gyms near me are at least 20 miles away. I don't wanna do a marathon to lift weights. Hell, for cardio I usually just lift weights faster.

[@movingontorealfreedom7305]

Cool story. Great performance. Like the solid color shirt without the suspenders too! Really like your videos. Been a fan for a long time. Keep up the great work!

[@kevindube7096]

They prison guards didn’t even realize they were training the inmates to be able to break through the cell bars with a single kick

[@SusanSloate]

Excellent video! I love dives into history like this and had NO IDEA of the treadmill's history... will certainly be sharing it with my friends! (Always hated treadmills, btw, and would do ANYTHING to get out of using one... and all this time I thought I was just lazy, not discerning!)

[@motojunkie8348]

Something tells me that there would be a lot less crime of we brought this shit back. We could even use it to power some electricity and become even more green. 😂

[@berlyngrey9242]

Perfect way to wind down at the end of the day, with a new Thoughty2 upload!

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I have to say this is definitely one of the best channels on KZbin really glad I found it. nothing but interesting stories delivered perfectly by the commentator good s*** Thoughty2 thank you keep it up!!!!

[@angrygoose23]

Gym employee: Wow, done already? You were only on there for 10 minutes! I feel like you should get back on! Customer: Nah, I don’t really want to… Gym employee: Get back on! DO IT! NOW! Customer: But why- **power goes out** Gym employee: Alright, that’s it. In the stocks you go.

[@christineparis5607]

The industrial age created a lot more disturbing things than the treadmill. The 16 hour day, child and animal labor in dangerous conditions, pollution and a huge financial inequality between the classes, the few getting everything out of the poor and weak...

[@kyra8259]

i love how i read the title "Why Were These Men Forced to Exercise?" and as soon as i hover over the vid i see RAID SHADOW LEGENDS shouldn't a put the ad in that place but it looks funy

[@randomoffgrid]

That's why I have an elliptical, no horror stories there... well except the whispering in the dark or the blood curdling screams when I use it, but hey... those might be coming from me 😅

[@grfrjiglstan]

Yeah, and we also use rowing machines when that used to be a job for slaves. There's a reason it's called "getting whipped into shape".

[@sandybarnes887]

Yeah, as Devo says, "you must whip it. Whip it good. Into shape"

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

I refuse to use a treadmill.. if I'm gonna run, I'm gonna go outside and do it like a human being, not inside staring straight ahead like a mouse on a wheel.

[@morrigankasa570]

A treadmill is better then outside exercise; no bugs, no rough gravel/uneven terrain, no brutal sun heat, and can watch TV or listen to music while being on a treadmill compared to outside.

[@nigelwilliams4203]

@@morrigankasa570 For you, you assume the things that bother you, bother other people. I quite enjoy nature and all the harshness that may come with it, and have you heard of air pods?

[@morrigankasa570]

@@nigelwilliams4203 yes, pods/earbuds do exist but long term use causes more hearing damage compared to stereos.

[@ressljs]

It seems ironic explaining this to someone that goes by the name Frosty the Snowman, but... I live in North Dakota where it's way too cold to be running outside half of the year. Of course when I lived in a rather ghetto town in the south, I felt like I was risking my life any time I went for a run because every other house had some crazed pit but freaking out and trying to bust through its fence to go after any passerby. But when the weather's decent and there's not homicidal dogs everywhere, sure, I much prefer running outside.

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

@@ressljs well that's why I said *I* refuse to use one.. me, myself. I *don't* live near neighbors that might shoot me or dogs that might eat me. Don't act like I'm unaware that lightning storms exist - I have an entire home gym of my own. It just doesn't include a treadmill. If you ever run on a beach, you'll never want to run on anything else again - especially not a machine that creates unnatural impacts and wears out your knees twice as fast as if you ran on normal ground. But that's just the words of a certified personal trainer and nutritional therapist going to college to become a chiropractor, who graduated 2nd from the very top of his highschool class.. so you don't need to listen to me.

[@thomasbrown8468]

Love ya man thanks for all your videos. Information. Love it.

[@callum105]

on the bright side treadmills have given us a lot of funny clips of people falling of treadmills

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Heyoo

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What tickets?

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Thanks 🃏

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Me

[@Rainok]

I'm really mad at old law Mainly the homosexuality being illegal part That makes my blood boil

[@zacharyjackson7584]

Unfortunately it still is in some places, and punishable by death in some middle eastern countries.

[@dragonlord4368]

You can blame the Abrahamic religions on that. They wrote it in their holy books and it became law because it was the "word of god"

[@netoa222]

I was.actually on a treadmill when i saw this video. Love this channel...thank you and keep them coming

[@tylerrigby3768]

So cool for him to mention Mt Elbert. It’s one of the 58 Colorado 14ers (14,000’ mountains) it’s nearly 14,500’ tall!

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My ears perked up when you mentioned Bury St Edmunds! My home town.

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hey guys, 42 here! one of my most favorite channels on this whole platform! ~ much love!

[@tempusfugit9009]

my treadmill faces away from the table i lay my responsibilities on.

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Spectacular Advertising! The way the ad is dropped in at the start of the video before the monkeys can click away is very clever!

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Imagine having a long friday from work and u come back home and this channel is showing. 🔥

[@KevinYannutz]

The original treadmill sounds a little more like a "Jacob's ladder"

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thoughty2 remains the only youtuber i could watch all day and still feel productive because i’ve learned something xD

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"Allow me to explain... RAID", it all makes sense now.

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Love ur new look!! More flattering to ur nice features. 👌

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Love this channel.

[@oligould8575]

I'd spend a couple of months planning my escape... then when the time comes I'd be able to run 200km, jump 8 foot high and kick down a tree in a singe blow... they won't catch me again haha

[@MeyerBen27]

Prisoners providing electricity or grinding grains on a giant multi person treadmill for 5 hours a day sounds like something out of Rick and Morty.

[@joshchattsscience9002]

Love your videos!

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man pls upload more! there so cool!!!!!

[@A1441]

Original title of the video: THE DISTURBING ORIGIN OF THE TREADMILL.

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Ugh love your videos but you totally got me there at the beginning when you're like at first "let me explain" then goes to a completely different thing that's a game lovee your able too give great content Plus you're able to show off games which is dope you're doing great man totally got me wish I watched this on April 1st😂💯❤️

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“Monotomous stair climbing” 😂😂 (9:36)

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"Happy anniversary I bought you a treadmill." - Tim Hawkins, "The Things You Don't Say to Your Wife."

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"But why 'mill'? Well, it turns out that not so long ago that made perfect sense too. Allow me to explain. *RAID IS THE FIRST GAME TO BRING A TRUE CONSLE LEVEL EXPERIENCE TO YOUR PHONE*"

[@MistyJeffyJeff]

I gotta say... you look stunning with that facial hair. The mustache only image gives you a classic English man's appearance, sure, but in my opinion you look way better like on this video

[@caleba6319]

Welcome back Arran.

[@the_hanged_clown]

1:05 "the first console level experience on phone" LMAO _please_

[@snipersinghsam415]

World war 3 has begun, but first a word from our sponsor raid shadow legends.

[@CC-ut8ru]

2:20 Thoughty2 is so British that him saying 3 free just sounds like he’s saying free free😂

[@GunnarClovis]

Anything is a torture device if you're forced to use it 10 hours a day.

[@ZazooEel57]

Exactly. Labour camps frequently make people move rocks for no reasons at all. Basically weight lifting, squatting and all this, all day.

[@simelfattho3451]

Not me rewinding like 10 times to see the different shirts... Nice choice btw! Looks great on you!

[@theblitz9]

Amazing. Another channel I watch also had a video about the treadmills today.

[@flicka25]

Thanks....I will never look at a treadmill with the same eyes ever again!

[@hollykaye8720]

Hi 42!!! I’m 21 now and I first watched you when I was like 14 !!!

[@carlminns7442]

Watching this on a treadmill lol

[@derpderpus6075]

That one episode from *Black Mirror* finally makes sense.

[@ThatWildcard]

I did NOT expect to be called out on my hairdryer-usage like that today. I would be shaking right now if it wasnt for that warm, comforting airstream on my body!

[@Mastermindyoung14]

Due to the plague, 2020 was probably an unusually successful year for treadmill sales...