Its tough. You don't want your kids to have to experience the life you were working so hard to ensure they wouldn't see, but because they haven't experienced it, they aren't aware how amazing they have it.
@@kyleolin3566 yup. As soon as we say "my parents don't know what they are all talking about" and go out in the wild and end up having to walk back in the rain, they learn all that the parents did for them.
Entirely possible they are playing up their disinterest for the camera; kids are funny that way. Same way they were acting very silly for the camera to show off the hamster. Kids in front of guests and in front of the camera are not the same as in private with family.
There was once a small boy in Quebec Stood buried in snow to his neck When ask “are you friz?” He said “yes I is” But we don’t call this cold in Quebec Rudyard Kipling
And here am I, freezing at just 10° and having no idea how cold -20° is... and being happy I don't know how cold that is, hoping to never find out. I do regret not being able to see that beautiful landscape and experiment with my own eyes, but God bless the internet and the Viva family for showing it to me 🤗💕
Worked up un North Dakota for 3 seasons. It gets a little nippy up there too. My oldest son working up there just said, "cold is cold. Once it gets below 20 (Fahrenheit) it's just cold. "
Yeah, we had -14 here in central Ohio several times over the last few years. I cannot imagine going out in that. Much less not wearing gloves. Much less ice fishing without an ice shanty.
@@davidheipel2934 Thanks. Thinking he was talking Celsius, I checked the Montreal weather when i watched the video to see what it was in Fahrenheit. It said -15 or so. I was surprised it was that cold. I just checked again and saw it still shows -15 F, then a vertical line, then C. I didn't realize before that I had to click the F to make it show the "American" temperature (5 degrees). Then you click the C and it goes back to -15. 5 degrees Fahrenheit is still cold, but it isn't nearly as brutal as 15 below.
@@peetky8645 oh something that hadn’t happened in over a hundred years during the time of global warming and a Maunder Minimum. It actually snows in the mountains here. I can actually do that there then hit the beach two hours away.
Love the videos. Proving you aren’t just a legal to common English genius. But also a big kid just having fun in these crazy times. Keep the videos coming and hope you and the family are having fun!! Enjoy them while they are little. Also curious how your videos will be when they turn teenagers 😅🤣🤣 Here’s hoping they stay fun! Thanks!!!
Viva used a filter at around 1:17, what software was that? Looked like a Prisma-style effect of AI style transfer, but for video. Neat! Anyone (including Viva, obviously) able to clue me in?
That was cool to see. I wish I knew of it when I was a kid in minus 20 degree weather in NJ in the 80's. This kind of thing would have been on Nickelodeon on Wizard's World with Don Herbert. Thanks for the memory recall. :)
Outstanding effect. Canadians always go on about how cold it is. Like when it minus 30 go outside for 5 minutes for this sort of fun then they stay inside. Meanwhile my experience is most old women in Russia would be outside working 8 hours at the fish market.
This happened in the last 20 years. This is a global pandemic. The kids are just not interested in anything! For me, even an empty matchbox was a toy. A #GiantString. Whatever! That was India before economic liberalization and no toys apart from Leo Toys were available. Mattel cars were imported and brought in by my merchant navy uncle. Twice a year, 1-3 cars. (They have 199-500 Mattel cars and other toys). Today, apart from mobile phones and TV, I have seen all over India, kids have no bloddy interest in anything. Show them a cool, magical trick with potassium permanganate and glycerine and they look at you like you have escaped from some mental asylum and question the whole point if it! What happened? We were making a movie, #4PMOnTheCourt, and for auditions and practice, we were obtained permission to use their court by an actress in Woodstock Appartments in Bombay. Their slides and swings were all broken and rusted. I asked the gardener, why. He told that kids stopped coming to the park in one particular month, one particular year and the maintenence of the park stopped. What was that month? The month Cartoon Network was launched in India. Fin.
Kids are overstimulated, which causes something akin to ADHD. Too much instant gratification, too much entertainment available at once. The internet got it started, smartphones exacerbated it. RUclips, social media, and games. I know kids who'll watch two different youtube videos on different devices while also playing a free to play multiplayer game, and chatting with friends.
I never knew what it was called, but we get a natural version of that effect in Wyoming at a place called Yellowstone. BTW, was that -17° in Canadian or American , C or f ?
Assuming celsius given the weather in Quebec at this time of year. You would not be able to go out wearing that if it was Fahrenheit, speaking from personal experience
@@johnmcauliffe8824 Yes, I know that, I have lived here in Wyoming for nearly 60 years. Well I guess I lived in Montana some, and coastal Alaska some too, but was surprised to find that the part of Wyoming that I grew up in got much colder than where I lived in those other places. I think it might have been the 7,200 ft elevation at the ranch, maybe?
@@bradpayn8058 yeah, that's what I was thinking too. Was up in the north part of new hampshire, at a 5000 ft elevation on the top of a mountain it was 25+ degrees colder than the temperature at the bottom, it's probably worse at higher elevations.
Lawyer with ethical standards does physics. Either alone is a rare, both together equates to a unicorn.
Hey Adam, you be one perceptive guy!! So keep on being one all knowing guy concerning the Viva man.
That was one of the coolest demonstrations of science, nature, chemistry, physics and biology I've seen!
Lol "biology" uh this has nothing to do with biology.
@@BB-dv5ms Only if he splashed the boiling water in his own face.
And law, you forgot law...
and boring according to his daughter ....lol
@@BB-dv5ms it was a joke...
Some day the kids will wish they appreciated this more. But I guess we all had that attitude at some point.
Its tough. You don't want your kids to have to experience the life you were working so hard to ensure they wouldn't see, but because they haven't experienced it, they aren't aware how amazing they have it.
@@ChrisKHensley very good point. They do need to struggle a bit and learn along the way.
They understand eventually
@@kyleolin3566 yup. As soon as we say "my parents don't know what they are all talking about" and go out in the wild and end up having to walk back in the rain, they learn all that the parents did for them.
Entirely possible they are playing up their disinterest for the camera; kids are funny that way. Same way they were acting very silly for the camera to show off the hamster. Kids in front of guests and in front of the camera are not the same as in private with family.
“I swear for a moment there, you took the shape of a angel!” -Dale Doback
"I can't even look at you, it was so good."
I saw a dragon in the cloud of snow.
0:55 your kid is one step away from Tellin you
*Ok Boomer*
the mrs. cracked me up! 'a real myth buster over there!' ha!
I have a teenage daughter as well, i totally relate to the look you gave your wife at the beginning of this video.
There was once a small boy in Quebec
Stood buried in snow to his neck
When ask “are you friz?”
He said “yes I is”
But we don’t call this cold in Quebec
Rudyard Kipling
This video will definitely get picked up on Rumble. Good job!
Woof, that _snark_ - Those kids are lucky you are such a kindhearted person.
And here am I, freezing at just 10° and having no idea how cold -20° is... and being happy I don't know how cold that is, hoping to never find out. I do regret not being able to see that beautiful landscape and experiment with my own eyes, but God bless the internet and the Viva family for showing it to me 🤗💕
Hes in C if your 10 in F irs probably about the same
@@peters2717 hahaha no, that's the thing 😂😂😂 I am talking Celsius too
Worked up un North Dakota for 3 seasons. It gets a little nippy up there too. My oldest son working up there just said, "cold is cold. Once it gets below 20 (Fahrenheit) it's just cold. "
@@pennylane3746 - I’ve always said that about the heat. Once it gets over 90F, hot is hot. (California hot, not Texas hot.)
I disagree with your kid. She thinks it's boring, I think it's cool.
yes...-17
Well done David!
Really love the "experiments"!
Cool, but that's too cold man.
Haha! I actually caught a couple of fish in the 30 minutes I was able to survive out there. Two tiny perch, but a fish is a fish!
Yeah, we had -14 here in central Ohio several times over the last few years. I cannot imagine going out in that. Much less not wearing gloves. Much less ice fishing without an ice shanty.
I believe he's saying minus 20 Celsius not Fahrenheit he's in Canada eh
@@davidheipel2934 Thanks. Thinking he was talking Celsius, I checked the Montreal weather when i watched the video to see what it was in Fahrenheit. It said -15 or so. I was surprised it was that cold. I just checked again and saw it still shows -15 F, then a vertical line, then C. I didn't realize before that I had to click the F to make it show the "American" temperature (5 degrees). Then you click the C and it goes back to -15. 5 degrees Fahrenheit is still cold, but it isn't nearly as brutal as 15 below.
@@bjs301
Thanks I was wondering what that converted to in Fahrenheit 👍 but too lazy to look. 🥴
Im in S. Cali, last week it was 85°F, today its 60.° It's an awesome state but unfortunately we have some wackadoddles liberal democrats governing us.
I thought the mpemba obscuring the sun’s glare and showing the sun’s actual size was interesting as well.
I love how everyone in the family participates! How amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Cool. Something that can never be done around Los Angeles.
Until the solar minima...🤣
Aren’t we in the beginning of one?
Winter hit late this year.
they used to say that about texas too
@@peetky8645 oh something that hadn’t happened in over a hundred years during the time of global warming and a Maunder Minimum. It actually snows in the mountains here. I can actually do that there then hit the beach two hours away.
Very cool. Looked like a daytime fire cracker!
Fun fact. If you pee outside in canada the same thing happens.
Yeah, but the frostbite is the real problem! 😂
@@VivaFreiFamily Sure but only let the first 9 inches out and you'll be safe.
... "DAD !" ... (classic eye roll) ... 😄😊😅😅😅🤣 ... (just wait, she gets 'older') ... ;-) ...
....your blinding me with science! (too easy)
Incredible...beautiful....I’m in Ontario, 72 yo and I’ve never seen or heard of this. You are amazing!
Love the videos. Proving you aren’t just a legal to common English genius. But also a big kid just having fun in these crazy times. Keep the videos coming and hope you and the family are having fun!! Enjoy them while they are little. Also curious how your videos will be when they turn teenagers 😅🤣🤣 Here’s hoping they stay fun! Thanks!!!
I fully expect you'll be licensing this video and keeping us updated on how it turns out!
Ok, yes, that picture got me here.
Viva used a filter at around 1:17, what software was that? Looked like a Prisma-style effect of AI style transfer, but for video. Neat! Anyone (including Viva, obviously) able to clue me in?
It’s one of the standard filters that comes in iMovie. I edited this video on my phone… Didn’t use any fancy software.
So breath taking! Beautiful! Blessings and Peace ❤️✝️
Why do you have to shove your religion in everyone's throat?
That was spectacular! I can do that too but, so glad I’m indoors today 😊!
That did look very cool!!👀🙀
THAT is so awesome!!! Thanks for the demonstration!!
The way he threw the previously boiling water over himself
That was so beautiful. Never ever seen that done. Thankyou.
This just might go viral. That was awesome.
That really was beautiful! Thanks for sharing, David!
That was pretty darn cool! Wonder if the kid's who thought it was boring still thought it was boring after seeing it.
David's got good taste in bourbon.
**applauds** Nicely done! Very cinematic. You're a keeper.
I'm visiting family in Minnesota from Texas. I'm really enjoying the snow and cold weather. Shoveling snow was even fun.
... the first time
Excellent !! Well Done!! Great Camera work by PUDGE!!🐶🤗
Very cool! Love your content!
BEAUTIFUL!
Super beautiful!
Love it! Thanks much!
That was cool to see. I wish I knew of it when I was a kid in minus 20 degree weather in NJ in the 80's. This kind of thing would have been on Nickelodeon on Wizard's World with Don Herbert. Thanks for the memory recall. :)
That was beautiful!
Smack those youts, you're a Good Dad. It takes one to know one 😁 Viva Cristo Rey 💪🙏
Outstanding effect. Canadians always go on about how cold it is. Like when it minus 30 go outside for 5 minutes for this sort of fun then they stay inside. Meanwhile my experience is most old women in Russia would be outside working 8 hours at the fish market.
I mean he said it was -17 and considered it cold, growing up I was use to it being colder and on the coast so we have winds and natural humidity.
That was epic! Very nice.
Gorgeous!
Great work Viva
Your kids sound like mine, everything is boring ... is it a lack of curiosity?
It's an indoctrinated stoicism as a defense against an overwhelming world.
@@Stevarooni overwhelming world....lol...I find it underwhelming.
This happened in the last 20 years. This is a global pandemic. The kids are just not interested in anything! For me, even an empty matchbox was a toy. A #GiantString. Whatever! That was India before economic liberalization and no toys apart from Leo Toys were available. Mattel cars were imported and brought in by my merchant navy uncle. Twice a year, 1-3 cars. (They have 199-500 Mattel cars and other toys). Today, apart from mobile phones and TV, I have seen all over India, kids have no bloddy interest in anything. Show them a cool, magical trick with potassium permanganate and glycerine and they look at you like you have escaped from some mental asylum and question the whole point if it! What happened?
We were making a movie, #4PMOnTheCourt, and for auditions and practice, we were obtained permission to use their court by an actress in Woodstock Appartments in Bombay. Their slides and swings were all broken and rusted. I asked the gardener, why. He told that kids stopped coming to the park in one particular month, one particular year and the maintenence of the park stopped. What was that month? The month Cartoon Network was launched in India. Fin.
There is a variety of content that I find compelling, now back to ice fishing⛄❄☄
Kids are overstimulated, which causes something akin to ADHD. Too much instant gratification, too much entertainment available at once. The internet got it started, smartphones exacerbated it. RUclips, social media, and games.
I know kids who'll watch two different youtube videos on different devices while also playing a free to play multiplayer game, and chatting with friends.
Absolutely stunning. Thank you,
What a great video! I really enjoyed this (loved the Humour)
Awesome job!
Spectacular wow! Thank you for sharing!
That was amazing and beautiful. I e seen it done before but you did it best.
I loved that!!
That was awesome!
The best one I've seen so far!
Your kids are always the perfect foil!
Thanks for sharing!
Love it!!!
Nicely done.
Wonderful!
Awesome!!!! Really good! not boring!
That was so cool!
That was awesome 👌
Fantastic!
Really cool!
Awesome!❤
Wow! That was amazing! Can’t wait to share with my grandkids. At ages 3 and 5 they still enjoy physics experiments! 😉
Beautiful.
Hot water on demand, hook up hose, stick out window and watch the show.
That was awesome Viva! Hello from sunny Florida 😃
Thank you for the beauty
AWESOME!
Bloody Brilliant !!!!
That was really cool. Happy I followed the link from the keystone video. 😅
A very cool effect from an even cooler dad !!!
That really was beautiful.. 😌
Perfect!✌️
Dont worry. We haven't forgotten you. Very nice.
This was too cool!!
Exciting. Amazing. Awesome. I have never seen this before. Oh my gosh your family is so wonderful. Thank you so much.
Beautiful
That is soooo cool!!!
Awesome freeze frame!!! See what I did there?
Touché ;)
That’s what loving life looks like. Thank you for this.
Pretty excellent shot dude! I mean, great camera positioning!
LOL.. So awesome!!
Awesome 😊
and you got the sun and moon up at the same time, good job!
Thank you, Mr. Frei!
Absolutely perfect on all accounts. And the “that’s my mother in law’s pot” comment was just too funny ..,😂
That was COOL!
This is amazing....powerful!
Super Cool!
I never knew what it was called, but we get a natural version of that effect in Wyoming at a place called Yellowstone. BTW, was that -17° in Canadian or American , C or f ?
Assuming celsius given the weather in Quebec at this time of year. You would not be able to go out wearing that if it was Fahrenheit, speaking from personal experience
@@johnmcauliffe8824 So that's only around 0°F, Wyoming sometimes gets to -40° or-50° F around this time of year.(about -45° C).
@@bradpayn8058 true, but wyoming is a different area of the Continent with different conditions that make it easier to reach those temperatures.
@@johnmcauliffe8824 Yes, I know that, I have lived here in Wyoming for nearly 60 years. Well I guess I lived in Montana some, and coastal Alaska some too, but was surprised to find that the part of Wyoming that I grew up in got much colder than where I lived in those other places. I think it might have been the 7,200 ft elevation at the ranch, maybe?
@@bradpayn8058 yeah, that's what I was thinking too. Was up in the north part of new hampshire, at a 5000 ft elevation on the top of a mountain it was 25+ degrees colder than the temperature at the bottom, it's probably worse at higher elevations.