That’s not funny, we have lives too! Just because we are fruit does not mean we don’t deserve respect. Grapes die everyday and you are not helping. MY OWN KIND DIE EVERYDAY!
that's a good reason to say parents why you didn't went to school today !! just put the pen in track and go to gaming cafe after 9 hr here you go !!! 💀
If you enter the tracks and stop a train in Japan, you will be charged with a serious crime so please tell the station staff. Even if it is a small bluetooth earphone
You shouldn't do this in any country, not just Japan. Always tell someone who works at the station. They know people drop shit on the tracks some times. They have means to retrieve them.
@@jacob3988 Depends on the country to be honest. When I worked at a train station as a security guard, as soon as someone came up to me to tell they dropped something on the tracks, it took exactly 10 seconds for me to contact maintenance on the radio and a dude came with a pole grippy thing to get it. Sometimes, when the object could not be retrieved with said pole, we would cut the power on the specified location and the maintenance guy would go on the track to get the item. That could take several minutes considering we had to contact the neighbouring stations and make sure a train wasn't nearby and cut the power. If a train is nearby, yeah. It could take even a whole hour before getting clearance to get on the tracks.
? Japan specifically is bad because they have bullet trains. They're trains go about four times faster than any trains around the rest of the world. For instance NYC subway trains average speed is only 18mph and 50 mph max...compared to the ones in Japan that go almost 250 mph. You can dodge other trains. But a Japanese bullet train will turn you in to goo in the blink of am eye
Well in our country India we just do it . If we drop something on the track we get down and take it like its our home. Forget that , in most places you will find people will cross the railway lines to go the otger platform instead of using a fly-over .
“If you drop something in the train tracks, don’t jump down and get it” “If you drop your phone off the Burj Khalifa, make sure to not jump down to get it”
@@ThePolarBear12 not being careful at a train station of all places and dropping your shit is a bigger fail. Man is taking his sweet time cuz in reality he ain’t getting paid more for helping clumsy people quicker. 😅
Well the trains in India travel from only 25kmh or 40 I'm sure they go faster out of public areas but there in Japan they have BULLETTRAINS its an amazing thing 😊
@@gwendeerlin hey look at me i make da poopoo joke whenever India is mentioned . It's so funny am i right? .. right guys ? Why isn't anyone laughing ?
@@Matthew-du1ro I'm not salty, I'm worried. Those two countries have the highest su¡cide rate. We portray them like Heaven, while the conditions aren't great.
Im the Netherlands you wouldve died😂😂 jk ive actually jumped before a train that was less than 50 m away to save a kitten that couldn't climb up the stone wall
God:i'm sorry you're supposed to survive that. But now your body is basically m&ms why not i isekai you in return? But no harem for fuck sakes. Now i'll give you 3 wishes before i revive you with all those wishes granted. What do you want
Here’s a brownie recipe:D Ingredients 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour 1 cup butter, melted 4 eggs ½ cup cocoa powder 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ½ teaspoon baking powder ½ teaspoon salt ½ cup walnut halves Directions Step 1 Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a 9x13-inch pan. Step 2 Mix sugar, flour, melted butter, eggs, cocoa powder, vanilla, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl until combined. Spread the batter into the prepared pan. Decorate with walnut halves. Step 3 Bake in the preheated oven until top is dry and edges have started to pull away from the sides of the pan, about 20 to 30 minutes; cool before slicing into squares.
@@ayqiev I bet no co'z the op's comment has wrong grammar. He/she wrote "everyone is the background walking backwards." It should be everyone *in* the background *is* walking backwards
