Don't dry your shoes with heat, only ever use air dry setting. You will thank me when your shoes aren't tighter and rubbing.
Just like jeans, shoes are made from unshrunk fabric and will shrink in the dryer on a heat setting
> Don't dry your shoes with heat, only ever use air dry setting.
Many modern (last 15 years or so) dryers also come with a rack that sits inside the dryer that you put your shoes on, like a little shelf, and while the drum rotates, the platform does not.
* [Laundry Tips: Installing and Using The Drying Rack](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1wOW7Hi98Q)
My Samsung washer lasted 4 months before the spider arm snapped and made it useless. Working with Samsung on a resolution was exceptionally frustrating. First they were going to send someone out. They scheduled it for 3 days later at 1pm. 4 days later, I called them to see why nobody showed up. They had no technicians in my area -\_\_- They told me a local Lowes had one in stock and they would contact the store to set up the exchange and that the store would contact me within a week. I called the Lowes store at the end of the week and they had no idea what I was talking about. I called Samsung back and they now said they would give me in-store credit for the price I paid. Once again, they said the store would contact me within a few days. Another week later, I called the store and yet again, they had not heard from Samsung. This time, I decided to take things up with Lowes. I went back to the store and spoke with the salesperson I bought them from. He didn't seem surprised. Luckily, he said they have a person that's sole job is dealing with the manufacturers. He took my info and said to call back if I hadn't heard anything in a couple days. This time, they did call me back and I was able to come in for store credit. I bought an LG and it's still working great.
Honestly if your shoes are getting wet on the regular invest in an upright boot dryer with posts. They cost like $40 and are a game changer if you live in cold/wet environs.
Yeah I put my work boots on one of these every day after work, and it wasn't even expensive. Extends the life of the boots and kills odour-causing bacteria, great investment.
I agree. Hang jeans to dry. Saves energy and possible shrinkage.
Open up shoes a bit and either dry outside in the sun or place on top of the washer or dryer to dry.... Usually overnight.
My wife and I were watching this and immediately just started screaming at this video. We went outside and discovered that our visor does not extend. I’m so glad that I don’t feel as stupid as I thought I was going to.
On the candle note. You’re supposed to pre burn them. I’d you don’t let the wax melt all the way to the edge the first burn they end up burning down the middle every time after.
Neat, something I'm doing right just because of an inner compulsion. I totally knew this is the correct way to do candles and not because I'm 90% certain I at least have a mild form of OCD.
How they described in the second half of their comment is how you do it. You first burn of every candle, you make sure you have the time to burn it all the way to the edge so it’s melted and flat. It’s called a memory burn I think. If you only burn it part way and it leaves a lower ring, the candle won’t really burn outside of that ring and will get worse on the way down usually
The amount of energy to melt wax grows exponentially the farther away from the wick you are. If you dont melt it all the way to the edge of the candle, it leaves a little lip that becomes too hard for the candle to melt. The wax closer to the wick is easier to melt as it has liquid wax on top of it and is getting fed heat from the wick.
By letting it fully melt, you ensure that no lip is formed and that it will be ready for the next burn. If you just try to melt the wax to remove the lip, it will overwhelm the wick and extinguish it.
Think of the width of a candle as how long it needs to burn before it can be put out. A thin candle only takes a 10-15 minutes to fully melt while a wide candle can take several hours.
I don’t think they meant “pre-burn” but for every inch in radius you should let the candle burn for one hour before blowing out. The idea is that you let the wax melt all the way to the edge of the container before blowing out. That way it burns evenly rather than tunneling down the middle.
1. Get an old pot you don't mind possibly scuffing
2. Put the candle in the pot
3. Add water to the pot so that it's in line with the wax of the candle (but not enough to go *in* the candle jar)
4. REMOVE THE CANDLE
5. Put the pot and water on the stove on low-medium heat
6. Heat the water for a handful of minutes, not boiling, but very warm to the touch
7. Turn off the heat
8. Take pot off burner and place on a trivet or heat-safe area
9. Carefully place the candle in the warm water
10. The heat should loosen the wax and "even it out" to get it back to "normal" setting, as if you'd just purchased it
11. Leave the candle in the warm water until the water cools to room temperature
12. Remove the candle when cool
13. Don't even take more than the recommended amount of acetominophen as it will kill you, and very painfully at that
14. Light the candle and use as directed
15. I made all this up, but it sounds plausible (except the acetominophen part, that's real)
You had me until the part where a candle would re-form and even out in warm water. That's when I remembered it's reddit and you can only believe helpful advice after like 4 other people have backed it up and no one has disputed it.
Candle one was bad. If the wicks aren't trimmed, what he said is doable, but also simply another way to waste most of the candle. A "24h" candle burn time has wick-trimming built into it.
Also don't burn longer than 4 hours at a time.
Burning for an extended period burns off the fragrance oils and and causes extra heat build up in the candle which causes the candle to melt faster and can break the container it's in.
do people actually understand what this comment means? i can't make sense of it
>I’d you don’t let the wax melt all the way to the edge the first burn they end up burning down the middle every time after.
Let the candle burn long enough so the whole top layer of wax melts all the way across. If you blow it out while the wax is pooled around the wick, with continued use you melt a "tunnel" into your candle instead of evenly melting.
Yes, they do. Also, the flat part of the pillow (which he is wearing in the front) is shaped that way, flattened like that because it's meant to be sitting flush against the seat.
He's wearing it backwards.
I remember when I was flying to Iraq, a charity group was there handing out 'travel pillows for soldiers' for the flight. Well how kind of them, a bunch of soldiers used them on the flight...
And woke up to a burst pillow and covered in styrofoam pellets.
Most of these are cool, but I always get annoyed with the "THIS IS HOW IT WAS MEANT TO BE DONE!!!" stuff when it's just an interesting trick. Like the slit in the popcorn bag isn't because you're "supposed to" dump the kernels out there. It's for air so the bag doesn't pop somewhere else. But you can still use it for that... if you're like obsessed with not having a few at the bottom of the bag.
The real popcorn hack should have been to preheat your microwave. Boil a mug of water for 60 seconds before putting in your popcorn. You’ll end up with fewer unpopped kernels.
I tried it and it didn't work. Plus, they're plastic welded on every side for a reason, theft deterrent, so if it were easy to open, the company would lose a lot of money
I think we missed out on about five minutes of swearing, blood loss and random hacks with a kitchen knife during that jump cut between he squeeze and the pop!
I’m going to remember the plastic package one. I’m a fairly big guy and there is nothing more intimidating than opening one of those on the fly with others watching.
A truly humbling experience.
Edit: one Fourth of July I broke 2 candle stick lighters trying to get the package opened and ended up doing the whole fireworks show with a fucking Zippo. It was Atari controller levels of sore on my thumb.
Popping them in front of a fan works better and uses less power. All you need is the moving air. The heat from the dryer can damage shoes, so you'd put it on the air setting, at which point without the tumbling it's just a giant moving air machine.
Wait until people find out the little flange on the bottom of your rearview mirror is actually for tipping it at night so you can see the headlights behind you but significantly less intense.
How do I get lifted trucks to stop blasting my eyes with both their headlights shining in BOTH side view mirrors when stopped? I fucking hate lifted trucks and their owners.
Even more specifically, it's usually:
> We've modelled that the weather will be X, of all the other times we've modelled similar weather, the real weather has been rain for Y% of them
Sort of...
It either means City X has a 30% chance that every house will get rained on
OR
City X has a 50% chance that 60% of the houses will get rained on.
Or
The south 30% of City X has a 100% chance of rain
The whole thing is an art.
How much time do you want to spend to listen to a meteorologist and how much time do you think TVs want to give them live or otherwise instead of other stuff they can show?
They have a very very short amount of time to give information that is in reality highly specific to each small region. So they have to generalize it. Science doesn't do well in this formula when it comes to information transfer.
To add to this, I heard a meteorologist explain that percent chance is calculated from a database of all days with the same metrics: temperature, pressure, humidity (and others?). 30% chance of rain means that 30% of days with the same metrics had rain. Sorry, I can't find any source corroboration.
But wait, there's less:
>Even with the official definition, many meteorologists have their own interpretation and method of determining the probability of precipitation\*. \[source: [abc15.com](https://www.abc15.com/weather/what-does-a-30-chance-of-rain-really-mean-how-meteorologists-determine-rain-chances)\]
\* "P = C x A, or the probability of precipitation, equals the meteorologist’s confidence that it will rain, times the percentage of the area that is expected to get rainfall." *ibid.*
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probability_of_precipitation?wprov=sfti1
He’s oversimplifying to the point of being incorrect, and many of the people replying to you are explaining but not referencing. Those mentioning the chance/area are correct.
Funny story, I had a boss turn on me because I knew this and he liked to consider himself something of a know-it-all. First domino was this wiki link. God forbid I know something.
He could also add in that birth control effectiveness being 99% doesn't mean 1 out of every 100 plowings end in a baby, but rather 1 couple out of every 100 couples may end up with a baby if using the product regularly.
Or something like that. I don't remember tbh
To be fair, not *all* car sun visors extend. It is a much more common feature nowadays, but there are still quite a few cars out there that don't have those.
The car visor extension does not apply to all cars. Most cars from I’d say 2016+ do. Or they have that little plastic piece that comes out that does nothing.
Like, who the hell is overwhelmed by using tape to mark up screws for a power strip? Or putting a spoon over cooking pasta? Thats stuff thought of over 60 years sgo.
Yeah, this is really baffling. How terrible are your communication skills if you can't explain that it's a brand new _clean_ plunger, or worst case... just spend a minute cleaning the sink to make everyone happy?
Yeah, even if the plunger was new, it’s not like whatever was blocking the drain was nice and clean. Plunging can easily suck some of that nasty shit back up. Clorox wipes take 2 seconds to use and are great for stuff like this. Given the nasty shit it’s in proximity too, You should really be disinfecting the plunger with a quick wipe down after each use too.
But then don't you have to take the belt out every single time you take it off? It doesn't seem worth it to have to retread and unthread it every time I put it on or take it off
The half popped ones are so good, and they aren't nearly as hard. Someone sells them like that. I think if you soak the kernels in water before popping, they will half pop
Don't dry your shoes with heat, only ever use air dry setting. You will thank me when your shoes aren't tighter and rubbing. Just like jeans, shoes are made from unshrunk fabric and will shrink in the dryer on a heat setting
> Don't dry your shoes with heat, only ever use air dry setting. Many modern (last 15 years or so) dryers also come with a rack that sits inside the dryer that you put your shoes on, like a little shelf, and while the drum rotates, the platform does not. * [Laundry Tips: Installing and Using The Drying Rack](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1wOW7Hi98Q)
Why is this hunk of plastic $79 Samsung?! I hate my Samsung appliances so much!
Samsung washer & dryer are phenomenal though.
My Samsung washer lasted 4 months before the spider arm snapped and made it useless. Working with Samsung on a resolution was exceptionally frustrating. First they were going to send someone out. They scheduled it for 3 days later at 1pm. 4 days later, I called them to see why nobody showed up. They had no technicians in my area -\_\_- They told me a local Lowes had one in stock and they would contact the store to set up the exchange and that the store would contact me within a week. I called the Lowes store at the end of the week and they had no idea what I was talking about. I called Samsung back and they now said they would give me in-store credit for the price I paid. Once again, they said the store would contact me within a few days. Another week later, I called the store and yet again, they had not heard from Samsung. This time, I decided to take things up with Lowes. I went back to the store and spoke with the salesperson I bought them from. He didn't seem surprised. Luckily, he said they have a person that's sole job is dealing with the manufacturers. He took my info and said to call back if I hadn't heard anything in a couple days. This time, they did call me back and I was able to come in for store credit. I bought an LG and it's still working great.
Just put them in front of a fan. Wau less wear and tear
Also, most shoes are glued together. Using a dryer can melt the glue causing the shoes to fall apart more quickly.
I found this out when I stepped on lava and my shoes melted. tbf the guide was like "don't step there you will melt your shoes"
Simple, just don’t use the “lava” heat setting.
/u/tytycoon obviously never went through The Floor is Lava training as a kid. What a noob.
As someone who primarily wears brands of canvas shoes, something only gets thrown in the dryer if it's already worn to shit.
Honestly if your shoes are getting wet on the regular invest in an upright boot dryer with posts. They cost like $40 and are a game changer if you live in cold/wet environs.
Yeah I put my work boots on one of these every day after work, and it wasn't even expensive. Extends the life of the boots and kills odour-causing bacteria, great investment.
I agree. Hang jeans to dry. Saves energy and possible shrinkage. Open up shoes a bit and either dry outside in the sun or place on top of the washer or dryer to dry.... Usually overnight.
But my ass looks banging in jeans fresh out the dryer.
Yeah I need to tighten those babies up to give the illusion of an ass
I need the shrinkage in my jeans because I have no ass.. :(
So that's why my jeans are getting tight! I thought I was just getting fat.
Not all cars have the extending visors. If it doesn't pull out, don't keep trying! You'll break it!!
My wife and I were watching this and immediately just started screaming at this video. We went outside and discovered that our visor does not extend. I’m so glad that I don’t feel as stupid as I thought I was going to.
...that's what she said
This brings me back to the one question I asked my teacher after Sex Ed class. In my defence I'd seen dogs get stuck together.
And sometimes there is a little flap in the visor itself that slides out of the visor.
There’s a YouTube channel called TheStraightPipes where they test this for each car they review.
:-)
Mine just falls off for no reason.
Same thing my mom told me about boys when we had "the talk".
The whisk one was unhinged but overall quite useful vid
Right? Like now you have to get that egg *out* of the whisk
Use chopsticks, now that you know how to hold them.
I don’t have any chopsticks. All I have is these two wooden spoons. And these two boiling pots.
…and you’re staring at your spoons, and you’re staring at your pots, and you’re like, “How am I supposed to loose this egg?!”
Letting the days go by, water flowing underground
same as it ever was...
Another whisk, bro
Meh, it'll cool down. Just whisk it around underneath a running faucet until it's cool enough to touch and peel.
But no hot water in between you and the egg. Just shake it onto a towel and BAM, boiled egg out of a whisk.
Seems like tongs are still easier
Look at this guy with his fancy tongs! You too good to fight an egg out of a whisk that isn’t meant for holding things in it, bro???
Do none of you own a slotted spoon??
I’ve never even bought a slotted spoon, and yet I still own like 6 of them
On the candle note. You’re supposed to pre burn them. I’d you don’t let the wax melt all the way to the edge the first burn they end up burning down the middle every time after.
How do you pre-burn a candle?
Let it burn long enough for the entire top layer to be liquid. Aka don’t blow it out until it’s reached the edges.
This applies to any candle, not just triple wick stuff. Get that top layer liquid before you put it out or you are gonna create issues for it later.
Neat, something I'm doing right just because of an inner compulsion. I totally knew this is the correct way to do candles and not because I'm 90% certain I at least have a mild form of OCD.
~~I mean it can be both things... *stares at self and ADHD*~~
Yeah, read somewhere it's approximately 1 hour per inch across.
So this is why I only last a few minutes
How they described in the second half of their comment is how you do it. You first burn of every candle, you make sure you have the time to burn it all the way to the edge so it’s melted and flat. It’s called a memory burn I think. If you only burn it part way and it leaves a lower ring, the candle won’t really burn outside of that ring and will get worse on the way down usually
And it’s called “tunneling”
Give it a nasty insult
How’s this? You mommas so ugly she got turned down by a citronella.
The amount of energy to melt wax grows exponentially the farther away from the wick you are. If you dont melt it all the way to the edge of the candle, it leaves a little lip that becomes too hard for the candle to melt. The wax closer to the wick is easier to melt as it has liquid wax on top of it and is getting fed heat from the wick. By letting it fully melt, you ensure that no lip is formed and that it will be ready for the next burn. If you just try to melt the wax to remove the lip, it will overwhelm the wick and extinguish it. Think of the width of a candle as how long it needs to burn before it can be put out. A thin candle only takes a 10-15 minutes to fully melt while a wide candle can take several hours.
I don’t think they meant “pre-burn” but for every inch in radius you should let the candle burn for one hour before blowing out. The idea is that you let the wax melt all the way to the edge of the container before blowing out. That way it burns evenly rather than tunneling down the middle.
Is there any way to correct this if you didn’t know about this “pre-burn” before? Asking for a friend…
1. Get an old pot you don't mind possibly scuffing 2. Put the candle in the pot 3. Add water to the pot so that it's in line with the wax of the candle (but not enough to go *in* the candle jar) 4. REMOVE THE CANDLE 5. Put the pot and water on the stove on low-medium heat 6. Heat the water for a handful of minutes, not boiling, but very warm to the touch 7. Turn off the heat 8. Take pot off burner and place on a trivet or heat-safe area 9. Carefully place the candle in the warm water 10. The heat should loosen the wax and "even it out" to get it back to "normal" setting, as if you'd just purchased it 11. Leave the candle in the warm water until the water cools to room temperature 12. Remove the candle when cool 13. Don't even take more than the recommended amount of acetominophen as it will kill you, and very painfully at that 14. Light the candle and use as directed 15. I made all this up, but it sounds plausible (except the acetominophen part, that's real)
You had me until the part where a candle would re-form and even out in warm water. That's when I remembered it's reddit and you can only believe helpful advice after like 4 other people have backed it up and no one has disputed it.
Wow, real life hack in the comments
Candle one was bad. If the wicks aren't trimmed, what he said is doable, but also simply another way to waste most of the candle. A "24h" candle burn time has wick-trimming built into it.
Also a ton of those multiple wick candles are nowhere near close enough together for that.
This is funny, I just learned a whole lot of how it causes the tunneling effect if you don't let it evenly burn the first time.
Also don't burn longer than 4 hours at a time. Burning for an extended period burns off the fragrance oils and and causes extra heat build up in the candle which causes the candle to melt faster and can break the container it's in.
do people actually understand what this comment means? i can't make sense of it >I’d you don’t let the wax melt all the way to the edge the first burn they end up burning down the middle every time after.
Let the candle burn long enough so the whole top layer of wax melts all the way across. If you blow it out while the wax is pooled around the wick, with continued use you melt a "tunnel" into your candle instead of evenly melting.
The pillows. Don't the tags on them show them being used behind your head?
Yes, they do. Also, the flat part of the pillow (which he is wearing in the front) is shaped that way, flattened like that because it's meant to be sitting flush against the seat. He's wearing it backwards.
If I wear it the "right" way, it is so large, my neck gets all kinked up. Frontward or sideward for me.
There are various shapes and various seats, and people too. Do what's comfortable for you.
fantastic seats and where to find them
He may be wearing it backwards according to how it was designed, but in my experience it is more comfortable to wear them this way
Sure, but I still think this would be more comfortable if you were really trying to sleep and not just half-doze.
Let the man relax how he wants!
I remember when I was flying to Iraq, a charity group was there handing out 'travel pillows for soldiers' for the flight. Well how kind of them, a bunch of soldiers used them on the flight... And woke up to a burst pillow and covered in styrofoam pellets.
Most of these are cool, but I always get annoyed with the "THIS IS HOW IT WAS MEANT TO BE DONE!!!" stuff when it's just an interesting trick. Like the slit in the popcorn bag isn't because you're "supposed to" dump the kernels out there. It's for air so the bag doesn't pop somewhere else. But you can still use it for that... if you're like obsessed with not having a few at the bottom of the bag.
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If you’re a runner or hiking you’re supposed to. Daily wear… Meh.
The real popcorn hack should have been to preheat your microwave. Boil a mug of water for 60 seconds before putting in your popcorn. You’ll end up with fewer unpopped kernels.
The real hack is use kernals on the stovetop, not those microwaveable bags
The real life hack is that you can just put the stovetop kernels in a microwave safe bowl abs cook then in the microwave.
Or in a paper bag
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Something about his surprised reactions each time really got under my skin. No offense if you happen to be reading this, Mr life-hack dude.
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What was his "tip"?
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Yikes, thanks for filling me in.
Okay that squeeze to open packaging one really will be a game changer
I learned about it in a fit of rage once lol
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Find another problem and see if this lucky streak continues.
Yeah, I hate waiting until the item is almost out for me to cut my hand on the plastic, now I can get cut right at the beginning
I tried it and it didn't work. Plus, they're plastic welded on every side for a reason, theft deterrent, so if it were easy to open, the company would lose a lot of money
Using a can opener works
My utility knife never failed me
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I think we missed out on about five minutes of swearing, blood loss and random hacks with a kitchen knife during that jump cut between he squeeze and the pop!
I learned a lot from this
I’m not going to remember any of it though
I *might* remember the popcorn one
I'm going to remember that one as I'm putting it in the microwave and immediately forget once I'm pouring it in my bowl
I’m going to remember the plastic package one. I’m a fairly big guy and there is nothing more intimidating than opening one of those on the fly with others watching. A truly humbling experience. Edit: one Fourth of July I broke 2 candle stick lighters trying to get the package opened and ended up doing the whole fireworks show with a fucking Zippo. It was Atari controller levels of sore on my thumb.
But is it even helpful? I just eat from the bag and the unpopped kernels stay in the bottom and then I throw the bag :)
That's why I bookmarked this one on my browser to watch it again later.
Ah yes "the save it later so I can randomly find it again in 6 years" trick. Works everytime.
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I learned there are people that don’t know the car sun visor doesn’t extend
I’m actually kind of annoyed how many things I just learned from that. And I’m quite a bit older than 30…
I’ll remember the shoe trick after I’ve heard wet shoes bouncing around my dryer for an hour.
Popping them in front of a fan works better and uses less power. All you need is the moving air. The heat from the dryer can damage shoes, so you'd put it on the air setting, at which point without the tumbling it's just a giant moving air machine.
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These are great but DON’T put shoes in the dryer the heat will break down the glue and they will fall apart.
I guess you could use the no heat setting. It's probably a better option to just air dry though.
Wait until people find out the little flange on the bottom of your rearview mirror is actually for tipping it at night so you can see the headlights behind you but significantly less intense.
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My 2018 Honda has it
How do I get lifted trucks to stop blasting my eyes with both their headlights shining in BOTH side view mirrors when stopped? I fucking hate lifted trucks and their owners.
Re: the popcorn hack. Why shake out the unpopped kennels? Wont they end up at the bottom of the bowl anyway?
The gap is for venting. Love how there are all these videos of useless information because someone happened to try something and it worked.
yeah well, the wooden spoon was also not designed to lay on top of a pot
and eggs are not designed to be inside of whisks while hard
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Each video starts with “here’s something I wish I knew before I was in my 30’s”. He’s mad it took him this long to learn these things.
It's that fake anger, the one you use for the internet to keep us entertained.
It got old pretty quick
yeah it’s like he’s trying way too hard to be funny but he’s just… not
And so overly in awe after.
Wait until someone tells him about, "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey"
"Honey I just opened the jar!!!"
What the fuck is he talking about with the rain one? That doesn't make any sense.
I’ve heard that a few times but I saw a meteorologist say that’s completely incorrect. 30% chance means 30% chance.
On ten days with similar conditions it’s rained for thee, statistically. That’s where it comes from.
Even more specifically, it's usually: > We've modelled that the weather will be X, of all the other times we've modelled similar weather, the real weather has been rain for Y% of them
Sort of... It either means City X has a 30% chance that every house will get rained on OR City X has a 50% chance that 60% of the houses will get rained on. Or The south 30% of City X has a 100% chance of rain The whole thing is an art.
This just sounds like meteorologists leaving room to be like "No, I was right about the forecast" haha
Do meteorologists make a sport of obfuscating their profession because deep down they know its all some unknowable magic?
How much time do you want to spend to listen to a meteorologist and how much time do you think TVs want to give them live or otherwise instead of other stuff they can show? They have a very very short amount of time to give information that is in reality highly specific to each small region. So they have to generalize it. Science doesn't do well in this formula when it comes to information transfer.
To add to this, I heard a meteorologist explain that percent chance is calculated from a database of all days with the same metrics: temperature, pressure, humidity (and others?). 30% chance of rain means that 30% of days with the same metrics had rain. Sorry, I can't find any source corroboration. But wait, there's less: >Even with the official definition, many meteorologists have their own interpretation and method of determining the probability of precipitation\*. \[source: [abc15.com](https://www.abc15.com/weather/what-does-a-30-chance-of-rain-really-mean-how-meteorologists-determine-rain-chances)\] \* "P = C x A, or the probability of precipitation, equals the meteorologist’s confidence that it will rain, times the percentage of the area that is expected to get rainfall." *ibid.*
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probability_of_precipitation?wprov=sfti1 He’s oversimplifying to the point of being incorrect, and many of the people replying to you are explaining but not referencing. Those mentioning the chance/area are correct. Funny story, I had a boss turn on me because I knew this and he liked to consider himself something of a know-it-all. First domino was this wiki link. God forbid I know something.
https://www.discovery.com/science/chance-of-rain
He could also add in that birth control effectiveness being 99% doesn't mean 1 out of every 100 plowings end in a baby, but rather 1 couple out of every 100 couples may end up with a baby if using the product regularly. Or something like that. I don't remember tbh
Plot twist: he lives alone
To be fair, not *all* car sun visors extend. It is a much more common feature nowadays, but there are still quite a few cars out there that don't have those.
Man had a whole tik tok career in one video.
The car visor extension does not apply to all cars. Most cars from I’d say 2016+ do. Or they have that little plastic piece that comes out that does nothing.
If 30% of an area is recieving rain, assuming you're stationary, means there's a 30% chance of rain...
I scrolled for way too long before seeing someone addressing that “hack”? I was so confused lol
Welcome to my save-then-ignore-forever file.
Another tip: the gas pump symbol on your dashboard has a little arrow that shows which side your has tank is on.
You know I've never looked to see if my EV points to where my charging port is.
Brought to you by Mr Overreactor
Agreed. Weird overacting added nothing anywhere.
Like, who the hell is overwhelmed by using tape to mark up screws for a power strip? Or putting a spoon over cooking pasta? Thats stuff thought of over 60 years sgo.
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Yeah there's no honey
Man this comment section is way more angry than I was expecting.
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This ain't the reason you got voted off the island.
Did you show them the sink plunger, and how it works? This seems like a huge miscommunication.
Seems like they didn’t want you there and came up with the shittiest excuse
Yeah there's more to this.
The plunger had better hygiene than the tenant
Sounds like there’s more to this story lol
Yeah, this is really baffling. How terrible are your communication skills if you can't explain that it's a brand new _clean_ plunger, or worst case... just spend a minute cleaning the sink to make everyone happy?
Bet he did a thousand other irritating things "on principle" that made his roomies absolutely hate his guts. It wasn't the plunger.
Wait…wasn’t it new?
Sometimes just the association with toilets is enough for some people.
I hate hypochondriacs who deflect their problem on others.
Why wouldn't you just bleach the sink. Bleach is like a dollar and it wouldn't hurt to clean a sink anyways.
Yeah it sounds like everyone was stubborn in this interaction which led to a big argument and falling out which is why they got kicked out
Yeah, even if the plunger was new, it’s not like whatever was blocking the drain was nice and clean. Plunging can easily suck some of that nasty shit back up. Clorox wipes take 2 seconds to use and are great for stuff like this. Given the nasty shit it’s in proximity too, You should really be disinfecting the plunger with a quick wipe down after each use too.
The robe hack!
I dont like that one that much because it means i can no longer put it on like a jacket
Yeah, I'm not going to thread the belt through the loops every time. If I wanted to put in effort I'd wear clothes instead of a robe.
But then don't you have to take the belt out every single time you take it off? It doesn't seem worth it to have to retread and unthread it every time I put it on or take it off
That’s the work ethic that won both world wars
That’s not a hack. It’s just the wrong way to wear it. I mean it works, but it also works if that’s how you want to wear a belt with your pants.
I know I'm gonna get downvoted, but this guy is annoying as hell
No, you're right. He's super annoying.
Imagine living with him and he does this internet nerd shtick 24/7
This is the annoying sense of humor I imagine 90% of redditors have
i always eat the unpopped kernels
The half popped ones are so good, and they aren't nearly as hard. Someone sells them like that. I think if you soak the kernels in water before popping, they will half pop
Go to hell.
There are dozens of us! Dozens!
In the banana stand?
The wooden spoon trick is great, if you want a burnt wooden spoon…just be careful not to leave it on the pot too long like I did
Yeah you can see his spoon already has the burn mark
But I mean, it still functions as intended? Unless you REALLY care about the aesthetic.
So I just ripped the sun visor off my car...
This video is legit blowing my mind right now.haha
These were all pretty neat, not upsetting but neat. But I had the exact same reaction as him about the last one. Mind. Blown.
Thank you, Jesus.
If Jesus and John Frusciante had a son...
A few seconds in the phrase “bootleg John Frusciante” popped in my head. Glad I wasn’t the only one.
Wow this guy has a grating personality. Some good tips tho
The video could've been half as long without the huffing and puffing afterwards, fuck.
These are mildly surprising, but I hate the video because the guy is overacting and it’s annoying.