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If you have water pouring out of an outlet I would recommend shutting off the electric main before the water main!
The first one: ONLY IN OHIO!
@18:39 So true story of my life 😂😂
Down in Ohio swag like ohio
0:44 OHIO
A normal train track in Ohio
That buble O seven, earn you a like from me sir.
Most normal train in Ohio💀😭
Ummmmm i would tag RCE
@Real Civil Engineer
MY GOD
Did y'all hear Ohio
Pisgetti tracks 😂
From ohio bruh that’s normal man I live in ohio
That bus had no wheels 😀
hey im from virginia
First one only in Ohio
0:53 only in ohio 💀
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is NOT "The Happiest Place On Earth." That title goes to Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Disney World, or at least the Magic Kingdom, is "The Most Magical Place On Earth. Disneyland opened in 1955 and Walt Disney himself called it the Happy Place in his opening remarks. The Magic Kingdom in Florida opened in 1971 and has a different title to ensure that mistakes such as yours don't happen. Don't worry, getting the sobriquets mixed up is common. I checked the comments before bringing this to your attention, and I didn't see anyone else mention it, so I guess it's not as much a well-known distinction as I thought.
I loved the story of "grover," the amateur who built an addition onto his house in the Great Dismal Swamp. I did some quick research to see if it was inhabited, or even still standing, but the results were inconclusive. I did find one news article that said that a house owned by someone named Grover had been torn down by the local government after it was destroyed by a fire in 2017 or 2019. I could not determine if this was the same house or the same Grover.
I enjoyed the story about the slippery bridge in Venice, but I searched YouTube and other sources to find video of people slipping and falling on it. However, despite how slick Be Amazed said it was, I could find no such images. Sad. That would have been funny (as long as no one was really hurt).
At 18:51, you used the term "sports ball event." I am guessing the narrator or the scriptwriter don't get out much, or at least are not sports fans. If either of you were, you would have caught on to this extremely awkward phrase. It was a very "Sheldon Cooper" kind of thing to say.
Regarding the story about the molasses flood in Boston, MA, and in case anyone is wondering, molasses is made from sugar cane. The makers crush the cane and extract the juice. The juice is boiled, which causes sugar crystals to form, which are removed. What's left is a thick, brown, syrup. I had always heard the phrase, "Slow as molasses in January." I was going to comment that you were wrong when you said that the phrase was "Slow as molasses." But, I did some research and discovered the the latter phrase predates the former one, and the part about January was added to the colloquialism after the 1919 incident you covered. I didn't know that! You learn something new every day, Huh?
Love the new animation
Of course… Of course the woblely train tracks are in Ohio 💀
1:02 I know why it involves Ohio
0:41 ohio train 💀
0:44 oh no the trains from OHIO
Guess atleast its normal there
If you know you know
Nice channel… Good stuff .. no click bait. Decent research! No regrets no time lost here …. Time well spent. For this type of channel. Ty 😊
Yeah turning off the water would not have helped me. My roof had a small leak during a heavy rain storm last month. Water leaked through the flashing down the roof beam and into a ceiling electrical outlet down the pendant mounted light and through ceiling fan's motor housing and down the pull chain.
OHIO💀☠️ 0:46
I really enjoy your sense of homor and how you present it!
There's a reason why engineers hate architects.
I'm not as baffled by the kitchen outlets of the Grover house as the narrator obviously is. Have you seen how short the cords to kitchen countertop appliances are nowadays?
Also, the opening just to the left of the window is probably a light switch. However, fear not. There has to be at least one outlet to the left of the sink that you can't see in this picture, plus two minimum for the island space, to conform to code.
Just asking, but are those three more outlets ABOVE the cabinets? What are they for? Wall mounted lights? Possibly, as the two ceiling lights certainly would not provide adequate illumination for a kitchen.
The narrator is just a bit off on the definition of "malicious compliance". As a matter of common practice, it means doing exactly as you are told, or exactly as the blueprint says, after you have raised an objection with the boss or engineer, and been told that your opinion is not wanted. Trust me, I and my co-workers have decades of experience with doing this.
0:44 A normal day in Ohio.
0:43 ohio
12:03 how to get free ride
0:42 i expect nothing less from Ohio
0:44 ohio train
Are the tracks still in Ohio
That's normal in Ohio it's train tracks from Ohio what do you expect
That Ohio track just hasn’t received maintenance in a good long time. Whereas most of the other examples are degraded due to unforeseen events.
Ohio train😊
Ahh, that buss image is a fake. No wheels.
0:43
Down in Ohio
Grauver house design is good, why making fun it? Only problem may be safety.
0:44 OHIO
WRONG! Atlantis in the Bahamas is my happiest place! My Mom even has the app!
0:54 Not surprise its Ohio
summers aren't getting hotter n hotter.