The Biggest Disasters in Product Placement 

Unfiltered cigs are better, the filter spreads the tar out in a way to maximize surface area contact to your lungs. I llooked this up like 10 years ago, so if the science says different now I'll pre-apologize just incase lmao. I used to smoke for 10 years, quit a long time ago after my epilepsy got out of control ( it was either cigarettes or epilepsy meds lmao )

​@@TWEEMASTER2000I'm sure Squarespace will appreciate your reply 😂

Southland Tales is the movie with Tanks with Hustler on the side, its one of my fav films. Up there with Idiocracy.

Nike is Greek for victory & also a god or myth or some shit. The American pronunciation is the same as the Greek scene so in this case you're just wrong. But I understand you go to the pub and all the other bri'ish expats bully you for pandering to the rebels. Kinda silly innit

​@@TWEEMASTER2000Filtered cigarettes are often perceived as being "safer" than unfiltered cigarettes, but this is a misconception. Here's why filtered cigarettes can be just as harmful, or even worse, than unfiltered ones: 1. **Deeper Inhalation**: Filtered cigarettes can encourage smokers to inhale more deeply, drawing the smoke further into the lungs. This deeper inhalation can increase the exposure of the lungs to the harmful chemicals in the smoke. 2. **False Sense of Security**: The presence of a filter might lead smokers to believe that the cigarette is less harmful, potentially leading them to smoke more. 3. **Filter Fibers**: Some research suggests that cigarette filters can break down during use, potentially releasing fibers and other filter components, which can then be inhaled. 4. **Compensation Behavior**: Smokers of light or filtered cigarettes might compensate for the lower smoke yield by smoking more cigarettes or taking more frequent and deeper puffs. This can lead to an increased intake of harmful substances. 5. **Toxic Chemicals**: Filters do not effectively block all the toxic chemicals in cigarette smoke. Many harmful substances, including tar, nicotine, and carbon monoxide, are still inhaled. It's important to note that both filtered and unfiltered cigarettes pose significant health risks and are linked to numerous diseases, including cancer, heart disease, and respiratory problems. The best choice for health is not to smoke at all.

Well, he's somebody's kid, and he IS showing off his favorite toy.

The editing job on the shine effect at 8:37 - wow! I had to see it again because I thought I had imagined it.

I know exactly how he felt about that DeLorean. We're the same age and I still find myself buying old gi joe vehicles for my kids and myself.. more myself but still

It also is also great product placement For... I want one.

LEGO!!!! A LEGO DeLorean is awesome. Face it, LEGO is awesome.

I mean it’s not really surprising, Simon himself has said he has led a very sheltered life lol

I came down here to day the same thing! Straight up made my night cx he was so happy

I love seeing unbridled excitement myself!

They ran out of them when I went to get one at the store. Online delivery doesn’t hit the same… Still awesome to get though!

Honestly, the tangents and interuptions somehow make it easier for me to follow? He never stays on topic long enough for me to get bored and distracted, so I can listen better :P

@@4ve4doreyou hit the nail on the head there. I actually think that’s why I love these newer channels of his, the casual format and tangents really do make it easier to follow and more interesting all round! Also adhd 😂

My boy has ADHD .......Legs has no place in his world 😂😂😂 gets frustrated very easily.....legs builds tend to get launched after about 10mins 😂😂

@shaynefrancis5318 I love Lego but NOT sets. The directions frustrate me and it's never perfect enough. Big@ss bucket of loose bricks is the best stim ever, though. I fidget with them during therapy, while reading, or watching shows.

It's not ADHD relax it's just mild add and everyone has it you're not special

Sometimes we need the satire to highlight how things are going, and will go, thankfully the high-fat emulsified offal tube never became a thing here in the UK though... :P (A bit from "Yes, Minister", a satirical comedy based on the british government, which for some reason the actual government seemed to use as a training manual given how we've ended up!)

It's on the most until you think about it for more that a minute. We are currently living in the period with the most litteriate and educated % of humans ever to exist. And that isn't slowing down. 24hr doom scrolling that I will happily admit I am totally guilty of can make you believe otherwise. But the general population is smarter now than it has ever been, it's just now anyone can show exactly how stupid they are thanks to social media.

@tmarritt the thing with idiocracy is that what is described is possible, but more likely to take a lot longer. It falls under evolutionary theory. Traits that help reproduction tend to be favored and get passed down more often. Traits that hinder it get passed down less. A century ago, being smarter was a benefit and helped, so I would be selected for. With modern media and tech intelligence, it is less needed for all but a few professions, and combined with modern health care meaning and religious beliefs, this leads to disadvantageous traits to survive and propagate more often. It is still needed, but it is becoming less and less so as tech advances. And well the computers in Idiocracy seem to be past the level that development would be needed, as long as maintenaned properly. Over time, this can compound and reduce the rates of traits no longer needed, and I crease the rates of traits that are no longer a hindrance. We already see a tendency for lower education families to have more kids and higher education families to have fewer kids. Which is what the film was badmsed around. But would not be the only factor. Over time, this could compound to lower the average intelligence and even the greatest intelligence of the population. But all that should take much longer than the time frame of the film. Though there are still cultures that value and push for intelligence and education much more the the US, which half pushes the opposite. Personally I like to think that in idiocracy the dumbining was centered on the current developed world, and the US in particular, as those are where the Traits that could enable it are most centered currently, and most of the world is not as dumb, and just ignores the US, and treats it as a garbage dump (those garbage mountains need to come from somewhere).

It’s the funniest horror movie based on a true story that I’ve ever seen

poorer and less educated families have always had more children, this is not something new, it's repeated throughout human history. The more educated a population is they generally default to less children. I think it's a very funny film, but I do find the premises both snobbish and sneering.

Me too! New editor??

That was great editing. And when the editor made it sparkle (flash, whatever that's called) was awesome!

My Time stamp was fucked. Lol.

@@gretl01 yes. We still have Sam but this is the new “Not Sam” person. I think they were the ice Pokémon trainer in the elite 4 back in the day

Eugenics probably won't even have a point relatively soon, thanks to gene editing.

​@ALLMINDmercenarysupportsystem I've often heard gene editing compared to eugenics but I think as long as anything done happens with informed consent and isn't egregiously immoral then there won't be any major problems, certainly if we had the ability to eliminate genetic and hereditary illnesses and defects as well as inborn mental health issues like autism (saying this as someone with it) then that should happen to everyone (I don't think consent is nessesary here should be treated like a mandatory vaccine) then if parents want to ensure certain hair color skin color etc that's fine, if we can boost physical fitness and intelligence then great, I really don't think there are enough downsides to outweigh all these benefits

@@omgandwtf1 I generally agree. I was just saying that there is no need or reason for selective breeding with gene editing.

@@ALLMINDmercenarysupportsystem fair, I was mostly taking the opportunity your post gave me to vent about a pet peeve of mine lol

Eugenics more likely than not would work fine[from a medical perspective], provided you were breeding exclusively based on only one or two traits rather than breeding for a specific appearance, such as focusing exclusively on measurable intelligence, physical strength, or physical endurance. you just need to start with say the global top 2% in any category and make them have lots of babies Most of the problem with dogs is directly related to how narrow a breed's gene pool is, but a wide starting pool and careful tracking of bloodlines to avoid congenital defects would solve that. *Ethically* on the other hand, it breaks down fairly rapidly once you start labeling the kids successes or failures and then earmark who the successes can breed with

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No lie, I really do want a Lego DeLorean now lol

It does seem to suit him, doesn’t it?

Well obviously that's where the ad money goes instead of the writers in the basement 😂

Nope he just drags Danny out from the basement every now and then.

Rather than just half of one?

Not to mention the LARGEST collection of lead-based dildos

Considering TV's became commonplace in the 60's, that's still pretty modern

The clangers

Way to remind me I’m aging😂

Welcome to the Blazement, Julian! Top notch work on the edits!

The Bobby Hill DBZ was perfect.

Earl Grey slaps! I don't care who you are

@@funtechu I tried Earl Grey and I like it, but Lady Grey is more my speed. It has a more delicate flavor. Still, I always feel like a british person when I drink it. I like to think about the firm roundness of the bottoms of tulips and the decline of dressing gowns.

But they are comfy….

​@@philippal8666 so are pajamas but it doesn't mean people should be seen in public wearing them. 😂

​@@StefanMediciHave you seen people? Wearing pajamas is pretty common nowadays

@@QBCPerdition I know, hence I used them as the example. It doesn't make it right. Some people have just given up on having any self-respect.

yeah i dont see how crocs got so popular when i was a kid they were the shoes we hated putting on but parents made us do it for walking in the rocks and reef at the beach now they are a fashion thing

There was a brand called Generic that made...generic stuff. What they didn't make was Generic "Food" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I was coming over to mention that too --- but! Three main characters are named Bud, Lite, and Miller! Also the 7-up jingle.

Have any of you read the book that Repo Man was based on? If not, do it. Definitely a worthwhile read. The movie obviously had to leave out a lot of stuff for time and pacing purposes, but the book seriously takes the story to some really dark places.

​@@jayhom5385 - Nobody wants generic food. 😅

​@@SkunkApe407is it the same book that Repo: the Genetic Opera was based on? Because that movie was a hell of a trip, and IIRC Repo men had the same premise, but as an action movie instead of a horror-comedy-musical.

And Daria

I recently re-watched Farscape and it's still amazing!

It's a generational thing, we all loved Sliders and Outer limits. Along with Knight Rider and Baywatch

​@@rossharper1983I remember loving Quantum Leap as well.

I actually ran across the entire sliders series on DVD on sale at Best Buy one day. It was a BOGO so I grabbed Quantum leap as well... sliders kind of held up for the first few seasons, but then they swapped the main character for his real life brother I think, and they ran out of ideas. Couldnt finish the last season. So bad... quantum leap sort of held up till the last season as well. Both could have benefitted from better CGI, but the stories and acting were pretty good. Now, original Battle Star Galactica was not what I remembered as a kid. That was cheestastic.😂

@@ripn929707 star Trek? My fav is Voyager. Talk about cheesetastic!!

@@rossharper1983 I never got down with knight rider or Baywatch. But Zena warrior princess and Buffy the vampire slayer, that was my jam

Oh geez, Simon eating random foreign foods and going off about it would be gold.

Ingolstadt. That's where Audi is headquartered.

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Lots of poppy fields in the Czech Republic, maybe that’s why he moved there…

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Was only talking about back to the future today with a friend and saying how great the movie was, what made me think of the movie I heard somewhere that they are making back to the future 4 i hope their is a Cameo from Michael J Fox and Doc ☺️

I replied to your comment before I watched the video I didn't realise that Toyota had an on the radio 📻 at the beginning of the opening scene anyway I was just saying that to my friend when I was talking about how good the movie was did he remember the red Toyota pickup at the end of the movie that Marty's Dad bought him, I was only young at the time, but I thought it was the coolest motor ever! Pickup was epic 💯

And Brondo has electrolytes.

literally only remember Calvin Kleins

@@David27mk I pray this doesn't happen

I almost exclusively listen to these episodes in audio mode while at work so I miss all the visual gags and never have the urge to go back to rewatch the video.

Eh people would sew names in their undies

Huh? This is Brain Blaze.

I think you clicked on the wrong notification by mistake, because this wasn't the CC episode that released at the same time (as I assume you figured out)

@@ThatWriterKevin On point as usual, I had it on my TV and went to comment on my phone... I slipped to the wrong thumbnail. Now to watch this one and see if it's still a valid observation. Odds I have to edit it? Lol

I feel like it was much more hits than misses. I absolutely love King of the hill

In S1E1 Hank Hill believes in climate change.

it's gone so crazy, I saw winter crocs in the store, crocs lined with fabric and fur stuff. if I didn't have a shoe lift in one shoe, I'd totally get a pair lol

​@@kyle18934 They've been around for at least a decade. I have a pair, I bought them when my oldest kid was born. Soooo much easier to put on while holding a newborn😅

Yeah, no thanks. Crocs are disgusting. 🤮

Thanks!

Costco just kept getting bigger and bigger. 😂😂😂

@@ripn929707 at least they love us.

Psst, this episode actually has a new editor: Julian Vu.

@@MatthewMarcum I thought it was edited a bit differently, thanks

new editor in this one!

Lorelei didn't edit this video, but that doesn't mean we can't still be

@@ThatWriterKevin I think you two are, Danny and Sam are taking a well earned breather lol

So... Not Sure is a Disney Prince?????

@@tonyzed6831This made me 😂

It's got what plants crave!

I did the same thing!

I know when it's a Lorelei video. There's metal clips added into it. 😂

@@mangalover0149 oh yeah, that is a give away lol. I’ve been changing the game to see how fast I can guess right, because of that.

So a few years ago, the mother of my grandkid was 7. When you put it that way, it sounds ridiculous.

What are they going to do with all that extra money in the basement? 😜😂

NO, DON'T GO!!! Oh, you're not going anywhere. Whew. 😅😘

@@gretl01 You won't get rid of them that easy!

But I need my gratuitous metal references 🤘