Nine-year-old skateboard does three straight 900s | Things You Missed 

I wonder what Tony Hawk is up to these days

@@lafoonxiii5311 This

@@lafoonxiii5311he does a lot of work trying to build skateparks in underprivileged areas it’s super cool

​@lafoonxiii5311 He's got a podcast if you want to know what he's up to (Hawk vs Wolf)

​@@lafoonxiii5311skateboarding...

I was struggling to do it in my 20’s! 😄 The first skateboarding games I played, didn’t even have anything over a 360°, until the game 720°, which wasn’t least to even get to the ramp part of it.

My first 900 was with Bob Burnquist on THPS1. Trying to clear the secret gap in Minneapolis, came up short, kept spinning and somehow landed it. Counts lol

@@Mick-mi7zglmao, yea that tracks

Lol when I played it was Tony Hawk's special and not that hard 😂 doing it without the special was much harder and worth less points

When I was nine I was lucky I could walk and chew gum at the same time

Its really great. The cheap food and drink is because the concessions have to compete! You're allowed to bring in any food and drink you want (as long as it's in plastic: no glass or metal). All the convenience stores surrounding the stadium sell 2L plastic bottles of beer for about $10. So if the in-stadium concessions want to sell anything, they have to compete! Really great prices

Such a nice city as well. Went there during winter, so never got to watch any baseball.

Sounds like MLB games are a scam now.

We used to call that baseball.

The key is not to use your joint account, but have one that she doesn't know about. 😂

Booooooo 👎🏼👎🏼

Tell her we say thank you.

and interlock fingers asap😂

I'm also happy to have sponsored the video. I honestly am uncomfortable with when they take money from DraftKings; otherwise, this channel is some of the best all-family-friendly content on the net!

Yea, I think once upon a time I came for the lip-reading hilarity, what really hooked me not long after that was the weekly dumb. Their team is great, lots of great ideas / content; and by the way everyone seems happy to work there; I have a feeling it's a great "job" Like, can you imagine your bosses buying (leasing?) a warehouse so that you can all go play sports and have fun on the reg?

It's alienating to watch kids do that stuff. There's a lot of distance between vert/bowl/olympic type of skating and anyone you'll find on a skateboard enjoying themselves at the park (or on the street). The scene rejects them because they usually had a skateboarding coach before they could walk, potentially tied in with a private school or homeschooling that allows them to skate 24/7. I used to clean pools and fountains at a mansion where the parents turned their unused tennis court into a skate facility with coaches for their kids. All of this and Japan and Korea currently own the future of Olympic style skateboarding anyways. Also their goal is basically to make money, it's their career. so they're not discerning with their sponsorships and end up (ab)using skating to huck supplements or NFTs. In fact there are some pro skaters who can hardly skate now, and are basically just actors for companies like Nike and Vans. It's unfortunate to see the people who put their lives on the line go unrecognized by outside investment. The Olympic skateboarding committee recently failed it's audit because it's run by fraudsters

@@wingdingdmetrius8025 that's how tony hawk grew up and he and a small handful of people created the modern skating scene but tony hawk was probably the most influential figure. he was a rich kid whose parents built him all the ramps and stuff in his backyard. all top athletes these days are specialists, and yeah, most of them are from rich households. that's just the way things work. the important thing is that skating on the street and skating in some competition are completely different things and there really isn't that much overlap anymore. when skateboarding was some obscure hobby in the 70s, street skaters would be in the competitions but very soon after it blew up in the 90s, it became dominated by professionals.

@@jal-kx6tm I feel bad for kids who are raised to be football prodigies or whatever.

@@wingdingdmetrius8025 football is different, just like basketball and baseball. those sports are popular enough where there is enough infrastructure in high school for poor kids to excel and reach the top levels. it's the small ones like skateboarding where it's rich kids dominating.

... In front of Tony Hawk.

Great description

Jomboy tote bags for all

@@mattduffyw99 Jombag tote boys for all.

I don’t think that would’ve been overturned. There’s no angle where you can see it’s definitely out.

The Qataris would have just bought off the video refs too.

@@TheEpic22 I thought it looked out from multiple camera angles, but agree to disagree

​@@TheEpic22 It was 100% all the way over the line based on the final angle we can see, and the "scoring" player's own reaction to it crossing the line is all the more proof

@@thelastlostcause4148 That angle is not even close to conclusive. 100% of the ball has to cross 100% of the line. Only straight down the line or directly overhead can show that. That ~45deg is actually the worst angle, because you can’t see the actual critical edge of the ball but you can see a lot of green underneath.

we all know why Jimmy liked that celebration, lol.

Skateboarding beautiful, tony hawk on the other hand quite ghoulish

Another one added to the list in Georgia v Spain. 😂

Same thing for me, which was also depressing.

Except a perfect game in bowling is 300.

@@tiladx And a series in bowling is generally 3 games. So, three perfect games makes a 900 series.

@@tiladx Except a series is 3 games.

That would have been 9 300s from a 3 year old

I think on WC qualifiers, they don't always have it. Also, this sounds weird, but Indian teams have traditionally been anti-review of any kind. They were notorious in cricket because for about 4 years all other test teams played with DRS (decision review system), they insisted that it not be part of their matches, which is f***ing ridiculous... it's the rules, so that would be like insisting that in their games, they used a suede ball rather than a leather ball or something... But anyway, it was super funny because they were also by far the worst team for "umpire dissent", and would frequently argue with the umpire in baseball fashion (which is completely unacceptable in cricket)... But it's like "Well, there's a simple solution..." They say that they lost the 2008 Sydney test because of poor umpiring... but they actually lost it because Australia was just a better team but yeah... that's just kind of how India do sport.

Costs. You can't have tech at every single game. So you prioritise.

​@@daysandwordsI feel like that tracks.

Is it because the leather in the ball is cowhide, and therefore sacred?

@@BobbySacamano Plus the AFC (Asian Football Confederation) is pretty shady when it comes to decisions... Just look at the 3rd round draw for the Qualifiers, it has a lot of similar teams in the same groups. Since Australia joined the AFC since 2006, they have never not been in the same group as Japan in the 3rd round... That seems a bit to coincidental to have happen 5 times in a row...

The 2nd woman basically parries him with her stare

counterpoint: he respectfully accepted their rejections; do be that kind of guy

Women refusing to take part in celebrations or giving affection is making murderers, won't be a BIG deal if a woman gave a fellow fan a hug? I mean really. Some men never get touched, ever.

@@Ruddlinedropped the /s I hope? If not, don’t be a POS and you’ll be able to get attention 😊

​@@derekha170 while the comment you replied to is stupid, this is also not how it works and you know it

Key phrase was (when viewed from above) which makes all of these calls subjective unless there's a directly over the top replay. ​@@shogunkrkn4616

@@shogunkrkn4616 that's why they say "from above"

@@shogunkrkn4616 He said from above, so it would be sufficient

@@shogunkrkn4616Use your brain cells bud

Correct. And from those camera angles you really can't tell. Sure, it looks like the ball completely crossed but angles can be extremely deceiving. Always play the whistle.

Because your mom wasn't taking supplements to make you an athlete two years before you were born

I was looking for that comment. Pretty sure the ball is still in play

Yeah, it was very tight. From the best angle they showed, I was leaning slightly towards it still being in.

The AR is also on the far side so its an impossible angle for him. Head ref can't call it 100%. Wrap it up next time keeper

Wait, don't they have VAR?

It fully crossed.

Tony was too busy doing sponsors for catheters or talking about bitcoin