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Ahhh classic Zelda Month. Videos never coming out on time, peebs doing things that no one else would bother doing, and nerd jokes. It's good that he's still going.
im pretty sure he didnt, if you look at the cereal its the same look of the newer super mario cereal (Odyssey). Maybe im just blind or something but thats what it looks like. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Didn't open it. at the very end you can see its still sealed and you literally never see him unseal it. For all I know, he could've ate ANYTHING! DOG FOOD!
@@TheMarioManiac Generic enough to get a like from peebs I guess. But good thing you're a dick about it, he almost got away with a purely positive comment chain.
This is what probably happened with the cereal: Upon closer examination, the cereal seems to have been already opened even before its removal from the plastic casing. If you look closely at 13:25, the tabs appear to have been inserted into the cereal box, suggesting that the box had already been opened and likely partially eaten beforehand. At 15:58, the tabs are fully visible, revealing lettering that was not shown previously at 13:25, giving more evidence that the box was just closed and not factory sealed. Based on this info, the box that PBG opened doesn't actually have as high of a value as an unopened box of cereal, giving it a way lower value even before its consumption on video. This would also explain why PBG was way more hesitant to open the Wind Waker, as he would have just been reopening an already opened box of cereal. And about PBG's health, as someone in the comments pointed out, the cereal isn't actually Cereal System cereal. If you look closely, it's actually Mario Odyssey cereal, containing the same star-shaped cereal pieces as it, and NOT the colorful cereal of the Cereal System cereal. As far as we know, there's a chance that PBG just bought an empty box. We never hear any cereal shake the entire time he's showing off the box, so it IS a possibility. It would also explain why he knows the box doesn't have a pinball machine in it before even opening it. With all this said, PBG most likely didn't actually do anything to the value of the cereal. So for those of you worried about PBG's health or the possibility that the cereal had been opened, this is probably what happened. TL;DR: The box was very likely already opened before purchase and probably empty: the cereal eaten was actually Mario Odyssey Cereal
I actually called up General Mills at one point to ask if it was safe to eat cereal from 20 years ago. (I'd gotten an old box of Yummy Mummy I wanted to try.) And they basically said that as long as it was sealed it was fine to eat...for about 6 hours after I opened it. The person on the line literally described it as being like eating the guy who aged and turned to dust in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. As soon as it touched air it would rapidly age and would start to go bad really fast. I can confirm that it tasted considerably better than the guy from Indiana Jones.
thenerdempire neat to know... I still am personally upset that PBG opened that box, not only did he probably not know that, the box looks cooler if you don’t open it
It wasn't from an Indiana Jones movie. It was from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which, as we all know, is not actually an Indiana Jones movie.
gameb9oy he could have kept it put it in a time capsule then in the year 5689739 they could find it and be confused why there’s cereal from millions of years ago
I was honestly SHOCKED you opened that cereal box. I was *convinced* you'd keep it as a collector's item like your Mario cereal, especially at that price point!
I actually went to see “The Symphony of the Goddesses” and it was an amazing experience. Yes, they did use that same windwaker baton to conduct all of the music. If you haven’t checked it out, I recommend looking it up and buying tickets to it. Totally worth it.
BREAKING NEWS: RU-vidr Peanutbuttergamer has died, the autopsy we performed on him show 30 year old cereal in his body, it is believed he died from eating the 30 year old cereal
@@riv7797 Yes, I am very well aware of that. I happen to be 18 years old and I do have my own card and I'm capable of typing punctuated sentences with proper capitalization. I was just pretending to be a gullible child.
14:40 Fun fact: The U.S. Nutrition Facts label first appeared in 1994 and was revised in 2016. There was an update in 2020 as well. The mandate for it started in 1990 So the reason the cereal wont tell you how bad it is for you, is because it didnt have to then.
The Ocarina is just an awkwardly shaped submarine. The songs that play are just the screams of the crew members trapped inside. Screaming at the pressure of PBG pressed against the walls. Hope that helped to clarify what it actually was.
Same. Wish I had bought one of the batons since they sell them there with a handful of posters and shirts, but 70 bucks after paying for the tickets and everything....it just wasn't going to happen and as cool as it is, I'd essentially be paying for a stick, a cool stick but still a stick that I wouldn't use for anything.
I’m kind of sad a little because I went to three KH orchestra they were advertising that Zelda concert and I decided not to go. I bought the KH keyblade baton, but it kind of sucks. It’s just a cheap piece of plastic with no weight to it. I thought went I bought it it was gonna be metal and it was $70 too! What a piece of crap and then they make a Zelda wand that is way better? Maybe the difference was Nintendo made sure it was quality vs Square.
Wow, I actually regularly watched this guy a few years ago and then just stopped. Earlier I saw his Wind Waker hacking video again and reminded myself how funny he was. So I'm happy I've rediscovered PBG.
That Wind Waker brought back memories from when I went to see the Symphony of the Goddess with one of my friends about a year ago. When the conductor got to the Wind Waker portion of the show, she turned to the audience, pulled out a Wind Waker, and began to conduct the orchestra with it.
@@sauceraptor669 Anyone with a fraction of a positive IQ can realize that he ate normal cereal, the box was probably empty to begin with since the toy wasn't in it either.
Peebs got an over 25 year old collectors item cereal box. Then (after remarking how old the cardboard felt) proceeded to open said cereal box and eat it. After complaining about opening a wind waker toy might I add.
8:35 the reason you've never seen it before is because they are always sold out. They sell them at GameStop for 35$ but here in Canada they're always overstocked.
so you were super worried about a wand from like. the mid to late 2000's but the cereal. from the 1980's.. that was preserved in a case, to keep people from opening it? DATS OKAY! :D THE COLLECTOR IN ME HURTS
I went to the Renaissance/Medieval Fair and found a ton of cheap Ocarina knockoffs. By no means name brand but they still worked well; some were even small necklaces.
