@@albatross6221 They don't hate each other, they've just said they're not friends. Massive difference. You probably have people at work you get along with, but have and never will socialise with.
Even back then adam would say "jamie and i have a special process that we go through to get something put together as a team, we actually have a term for this process...its called arguing" dudes made a team but just didn't see eye to eye with their ideas of how things should be done
really thought for a second, with all energy adam had within the question, that it was going to reveal more than ...well, it's a hat ...i have a head ...sooo... you do the math.
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"you're definitely making a statement with the suit, what does the mask symbolize?" "I need it to breathe" "Really? I think it's something deeper than that" "No it's literally a mobile life support system"
Naw, he's happy to talk about how it's an hommage to the Indy movies that he loves! Adam isn't mocking him for having an odd hat, he just wants to know *why* and dude is giving him the stone wall, lol.
_"-It's not necessarily such a simple explanation, is it? I mean, there are military connotations, I mean, y'know, it's definitely; you're making _*_a statement!_*_ "_ _"...It's _*_a HAT!_*_ "_ Call for help. I am dying here. 🤣
It’s so funny but after watching countless respectful declaration of business acquaintance non-friend status from Adam in Tested videos its showing already
He's lucky. Most people can't rock a beret on the daily and it really suits him. Even as part of a uniform which overall looks really good, some heads just weren't made for a beret and look clumsy.
Incidently: The stereotypical red-piller/gamergate hat looks like a pork-pie hat, not a fedora. I've never understood how the fedora became associated with them.
classic roll-with-it "yes, and" shop bantering, that adam does so well, and which works so well on camera. a talent anyone can appreciate, esp by those (like myself) that cannot do it nearly as well. but it can definitely go too far, um, in front of, more particular, temperaments? best way to put it? i mean... adHAM savage, is more like it. no one better to offset than jamie. i love their dynamic bc you can empathize both sides so immediately. and it think they knew even that side of it, as performers! they could've gone back thru to edit and "clean it up" but you don't need to polish a turd EVERY episode...
@@AxtonAponte how would it change over those years and also why would you comment on a comment that is 9 years old unprompted your comment is dumb and useless and unfunny, learn to add to a conversation and you might even get friends
its actually because hes bald and most hats dont show off bald very well XD adam knows that so the whole skit was to be at jamies expense but hes good at calm deflection.
Adam and Jamie are like the perfect "extrovert" and "introvert" stereotypes: Adam is the super-outgoing impulsive type who carries on conversations with everyone and gets hyped up by other people, and Jamie is the very reserved type who dislikes extended social situations and very carefully thinks through his actions.
Adam mentioned when they put all 4 manhole covers on a car jamie poked him and pointed at what they just did. They both immediately started laughing at what they just did.
I love it, such different views for the same thing. Feels so representative of today's views on pretty much everything: Adam: There's a root to it. It's a statement. It has some profound meaning behind it. There's a reason for it! Jamie: It's a hat. It won by default.
He has that beard because he is a technical guy, a plummer, a welder, mechanic and an engineer. He wears that beret because he is also an artist and artists like him that do sculptures and stuff wear berets.
What?!?!? NO 😂😜🥴🤪🤣 The reason why Jaime wears baret is that he doesn't want a hat with a rim. He just want a "simple hat" to cover his thin/semi-bald head. So his most common option goes down to 3: either a British Lady Derby Hat (but Jaime is NOT GAY), a cardinal cap (but Jamie is an atheists & can't really wear a cardinal cap if you're not a cardinal) & a beret.
I wear a beret about 1/2 of the time; I prefer the really huge "basque" style berets (the ones with the little sprig on top), mainly because they can be worn with it pulled forward like a flat cap, which shades the eyes far better than any billed hat. Not sure, but I think Mr. Hyneman was a soldier, and thus can get away with wearing his beret military style. I started wearing a beret when The Boy Scouts adopted the red one in the mid-1970s (gold diamond fleur-de-lis "flash" badge, though as I remember we didn't call it that) as their "standard regulation" cover, I got tired of wearing it on one side of my head, which was what our troop finally switched to doing, similar to the military style of the time. Up to that point, we had worn it in the flat-topped, slightly-to-one-side manner that was illustrated in the new scout manual of the period, but as I remember, everybody pretty much wore them however they or their troop wanted; everything from pulled down like a stocking cap to 1940s Brit commando style. It had no flash panel, which meant you either lived with the rumples on the upper edge that the one-side style caused, or spent forever fussing with forming the upper edge (something about the way they were put together at the factory made it impossible to just wet and shape them the way the military did/does. Made them great for rain wear, though), and fixing it every time you got a look in a reflective surface. So, these days I wear a nice big wide black basque (made by some Czech company, go figure) like a flat cap.. Can't remember why the BSA stopped using the red ones.
+Capn Clawhammer I remember the whole shaping process.. Took me WEEKS to get it just right.. But when it was, I got fond of it, and I always took care of it, more than my parade uniform hat.. Brought it with me when I came back home but it was stolen along with half of my stuff during moving.. :/
I was part of a scout thing where a bunch of troops came together and stood guard at various tourist spots on Mackinac Island for a week, and we wore those, the scout socks, pants, we rolled our neckerchiefs a certain way, the whole 9 yards
I still think it stems form a time when he heard on the radio about the kind you find in a second hand store and if it was warm he wouldn't wear much more.....
As some one who has a lot of bald people in their family, most bald people wear hats to protect their scalps from getting sunburned. Most wear baseball caps, but he's stated he doesn't like baseball caps, and he wasn't going to wear one of those hats with a wide brim, so that didn't leave much of an alternative.
I was a US Air Force, Security Forces K9 handler for 12 years and I’m here to tell you...a beret is not a simple “hat”. To shave and shape it is a pain in the ass (which is best done while in the shower just fyi). Then in the summer you get a curved tan line on the right side of your face. Speaking of summer, did I mention the damn thing is made of wool? Pure, Brillo pad wannabee wool? IN THE SUMMER!?!? Keep in mind, this is all done while keeping the damn thing placed perfectly on top of your head so that the flash is exactly 1 and a quarter inch above the left eye. ...I will give you this though, you can easily trade a beret for a wink and a phone number any day. Marines, eat your heart out.
not all berets are created equal. Military ones are made by the lowest bidder. There are some really nice ones made in France and Dpain. Also. civvies can wear it any way they want - about 4 different ways to wear a beret.
Sorry for the wall of text. I believe beret in the military are very complex and a pain mostly because of uniform regulation. All the boiling, shaving and shaping, which isn't a requirement when you wear it as a civilian. Also I've heard that each high-ranking officer (at least for you folks in the US Armed Forces) have different interpretations on how to wear a beret, and some are very _adamant_ about it, which sucks even more. I'm from Philippines where it's humid and hot most of the time. Also I'm a civilian, and I wear a beret or a patrol cap casually when going outside. Because I want to protect my long hair from sunlight or sometimes I want something to hold my hair other than a hair tie or a hard vertical headband. (Horizontal sweatbands suck as they tend to slip away from my head) Not a wool beret, but rather made with those dri-fit polyester material, AKA moisture wicking, and it's awesome. Why a beret? Funnily enough same logic Jamie said. And like wnose said, you can wear a beret in many ways. I usually wear it military style but mirrored (edge is on the left) or "parisian" like how Jamie wears it. I used to wear it with edge on the back, but that made people either think I'm cosplaying as Che Guevarra or Llourd de Verya (a local musician and journalist)
Ball caps have a bill - which if you aren't a teenager wearing them backwards to prove you're just like the other people trying to show that they are "different" - will shield your eyes from the sun. The other thing about that bill - is that if you are trying to sleep some where in public - you can pull the bill down over your eyes and ignore the rest of the world. And lastly - the bill on the ball cap gives you something to grab when you want to take the hat off or put it on. Thus - ball caps are better than beret's. .
It also makes it harder for people to see your face and looks suspicious in certain contexts, like while shopping.. Like you're trying to hide your identity. Jamie wears his hat all the time in any context, its part of his look and not just about practicality.
I always think about it like this. I work in the oil and gas industry as a blue collar worker. I can hang out, shoot the breeze and talk shit with the guys I work with and genuinely enjoy their company, but I still wouldn't consider them friends. It's not that I dont like them, it's just that outside the context of our workplace we would probably never become friends, but working together we interact enough to form a different kind of relationship. I wouldn't invite them over to my house (except for maybe one or two people I've worked with in my whole career) but I still enjoy their company when we do work together. Does that make sense?
The French Chasseurs Alpins Border Police first wore the berets in the 1850s to look different than the Police on the other side of the border. Around 1880 French Mountain Troops in the Chasseurs Alpins were issued the berets as well. Spain soon followed, then the rest of Europe. America was the last Western military to adopt the Police baret. Lots of European, Middle Eastern and Asian Police and Miltary have adopted it as well.
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it's a hat
lmao, the jamie emoticon
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excuse me but this comment deserves MANY more likes
@@ajosuql7468 :']
@@Scarecrow545 you managed to make Jamie with only THREE characters
and it’s perfect
Very detailed work of art, incredible
Every literature teacher just died when Jamie revealed there was no statement or hidden meaning behind his beret and it's just a hat
Yeah or he’s just full of shit. Perhaps he’s what’s known in literature as an unreliable narrator.
we had a shit teacher like that
someone pushed her down a flight of stairs
@@FirstLast-uz6eq Oh no are the stairs ok?
Why would a lit teacher care? Do you mean history teacher?
@@zd5587 I mean literature/English teachers cause they always want to interpret meaning into things even if there aren't any
I always thought the people who grew him in the pod initially dressed him that way.
legendary comment.
J Bowers "by default"
it came with the box
Look at videos of him doing BattleBots in the early 90's. He hasn't aged a day more than Keanu Reeves.
It probably started out as a remnant of the pod, still sticking to his head.
I thought is was a disguise so Sonic couldn't find him.
Lol
took me a second LMAO
I have a slightly delayed but literal laugh out loud. haha
Thank you, I shall never look at Jamie the same way ever again xD
So jamie were Dr. Eggman 😅
haha I miss this anti-chemistry they had, its really entertaining
If you didnt know already. They actually hate eachothers guts off camera
@@albatross6221 no they love each other they said it was yhe most frustrating partnership ever they could hang just not work
@@albatross6221 They don't hate each other, they've just said they're not friends. Massive difference. You probably have people at work you get along with, but have and never will socialise with.
Even back then adam would say "jamie and i have a special process that we go through to get something put together as a team, we actually have a term for this process...its called arguing" dudes made a team but just didn't see eye to eye with their ideas of how things should be done
@@nam6128 which is what makes them a great team, two very differing minds that are both brilliant
I bet that store saw a significant spike in customers after this originally aired.
Probably sold out of berets in a day lol
Did they fuck! He looks horrendous
Kyale what?
yammmit yeah Lmao what
@@kyalebrooks Uhhh, definitely not. Jamie and Adam actually didn't get along, and weren't friends.
"It's a hat." I love Jamie. He's so deadpan sometimes. It's awesome.
no, hes a stone cold killer.
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It’s like Ron Swanson /:€
really thought for a second, with all energy adam had within the question, that it was going to reveal more than ...well, it's a hat ...i have a head ...sooo... you do the math.
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This is like interviewing Darth Vader about his helmet
Lmao
Its a hat
"you're definitely making a statement with the suit, what does the mask symbolize?"
"I need it to breathe"
"Really? I think it's something deeper than that"
"No it's literally a mobile life support system"
@@trainknut But it makes you more powerful right? "No, I'll just die without it or a bacta tank. It's actually a super shitty helmet"
What with the helmet? I got it when my wife left me.
Adam: There must be a deeper meaning for you wearing a beret.
Jamie: H A T
I love that adam acts like he isn't wearing an Indiana jones hat
Because he is ginger. Its sun protection.
Naw, he's happy to talk about how it's an hommage to the Indy movies that he loves! Adam isn't mocking him for having an odd hat, he just wants to know *why* and dude is giving him the stone wall, lol.
@@keithklassen5320 hey thanks insulting. Jamie's from a long line of stone walls!
@@thebarnyard5633 can confirm, a year after the fact, my old ginger friend also always wore Indiana jones hats. It’s a part of their culture
_"-It's not necessarily such a simple explanation, is it? I mean, there are military connotations, I mean, y'know, it's definitely; you're making _*_a statement!_*_ "_
_"...It's _*_a HAT!_*_ "_
Call for help. I am dying here. 🤣
Daniel Renard Military connotations, or that your French, or that you have misplaced the baguette that should be under your arm.
too sexy jamie.too sexy
I thought hey, I recognize that profile picture... and sure enough, it's the touhou animation man!
Oh man I read that as "it's a call for help" as in, the hat is a cry for help
It’s so funny but after watching countless respectful declaration of business acquaintance non-friend status from Adam in Tested videos its showing already
He's lucky. Most people can't rock a beret on the daily and it really suits him. Even as part of a uniform which overall looks really good, some heads just weren't made for a beret and look clumsy.
Yeah same with the mustache, seriously cannot picture him without both.
So the video is titled "Why Jamie Hyneman wears a beret," and the thumb nail is Adam Savage in a wide brimmed fedora.
This Channel, has been abandoned. Wide-Brimmed Sable Fedora, Made by the same people who made Indiana Jones' hat in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Incidently: The stereotypical red-piller/gamergate hat looks like a pork-pie hat, not a fedora.
I've never understood how the fedora became associated with them.
@@dj1NM3 looks more like the super troopers cops hats to me.
Makes perfect sense.
You need to reach a certain requirement to be able to customize the thumbnail, otherwise, it automatically just uses a random moment in the video.
Damn, Jamie is a real life Ron Swanson. The mustache, the voice, the attitude, the chuckle, it's all there.
Jamie Hyneman is the original Ron Swanson.
Your god damn right
This is the most criminally underrated comment of the last 7 years.
would that make Adam Leslie Knope?
@@xTheNameisEthan yes.
I really want to see a Hyneman Pyramid of Greatness
Yeah, Jamie left out the deep secret ... "I like the look of it."
Deepest of secrets
I think I actually saw Jamie smirk after the Barbara Walters joke.
i caught that too!
classic roll-with-it "yes, and" shop bantering, that adam does so well, and which works so well on camera. a talent anyone can appreciate, esp by those (like myself) that cannot do it nearly as well. but it can definitely go too far, um, in front of, more particular, temperaments? best way to put it? i mean... adHAM savage, is more like it. no one better to offset than jamie. i love their dynamic bc you can empathize both sides so immediately. and it think they knew even that side of it, as performers! they could've gone back thru to edit and "clean it up" but you don't need to polish a turd EVERY episode...
I went to this store when I was 13 and got yelled at by an iranian guy for messing with the laser pointers
I wish I knew why this comment made me laugh for five whole minutes? 🇬🇧🏆🇺🇸
Legend has it that Jaime was born already wearing a beret and a mustache
That Barbara Walter joke actually got Jaime to smile! If you look closely under that cookie duster, there is definite movement.
If this isn’t a microcosm for their relationship I don’t know what is
Jamie is the most non-people person ever.
this is like TF2 arguement in chat
9 years.
9 fuggin years.
This is still relevant.
@@AxtonAponte how would it change over those years and also why would you comment on a comment that is 9 years old unprompted
your comment is dumb and useless and unfunny, learn to add to a conversation and you might even get friends
@@billcipher1756 your comment is dumb and useless and unfunny, learn to add to a conversation and you might even get friends
@@AxtonAponte Mind blowing, game just doesn't want to die after countless assassination attempts
“We are going to live forever!”
Adam is trying to dig so deep into it and Jamie is just like “its a hat” like he never thought about it more than that. Shows how different they are .
its actually because hes bald and most hats dont show off bald very well XD adam knows that so the whole skit was to be at jamies expense but hes good at calm deflection.
Adam and Jamie are like the perfect "extrovert" and "introvert" stereotypes:
Adam is the super-outgoing impulsive type who carries on conversations with everyone and gets hyped up by other people, and Jamie is the very reserved type who dislikes extended social situations and very carefully thinks through his actions.
I just realised, Jamie has Ron Swanson energy
Reverse that...
Props to him for not taking it off because nobody else wears it. His house, his rules. Love it.
One of the few times Jamie "laughed" at one of Adam's jokes.
Adam mentioned when they put all 4 manhole covers on a car jamie poked him and pointed at what they just did. They both immediately started laughing at what they just did.
@@nubreed13 That whole episode is great!
Jamie: “its a hat”
Adam: “now you see here this hat has a much deeper meaning, it actually was the person who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand.”
it's like he never though of just not having a hat at all. HE NEEDS ONE
Bald
"its a hat"
I love it, such different views for the same thing. Feels so representative of today's views on pretty much everything:
Adam: There's a root to it. It's a statement. It has some profound meaning behind it. There's a reason for it!
Jamie: It's a hat. It won by default.
I've never even though about the fact that Jamie wears a beret.
*in the voice of the Joker*
You want to know why I wear a beret?
Adam: Their must be some deep physical reason he wears it.
Jamie: ...... it's a nice hat.
It’s because he is bald. The reason is only follicle-deep
he said well leave it for barbara walters lololol Adam savage is a savage
I love his reaction: It's a hat!
I was dying! XD
Honestly though, that's the most Jamie Hyneman answer ever.
Balding guys: Start wearing a hat and grow facial hair.
Hey, you work with what you got.
First, shave your head
become the walrus
@@Electrk ya, no. It’s not fly.
"No one cared who I was until I put on the beret"
“I don’t like baseball caps and I’m sure as hell not gonna wear one of those things”
Priceless 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Although I like fedoras
Thank you for pointing out the deeper connotations...
More importantly you know something has gone wrong during testing if the beret ejects from Jamie’s head!
You got it joey, when the beret decides to get up and leave, it's gonna be a bad time.
Man i swear growing up i never picked up on the tense vibe they give off at times i was pretty naive as a kid lmao
For some reason Jamie reminds me of Ian McCollum
He has that beard because he is a technical guy, a plummer, a welder, mechanic and an engineer. He wears that beret because he is also an artist and artists like him that do sculptures and stuff wear berets.
What?!?!? NO
😂😜🥴🤪🤣
The reason why Jaime wears baret is that he doesn't want a hat with a rim. He just want a "simple hat" to cover his thin/semi-bald head. So his most common option goes down to 3: either a British Lady Derby Hat (but Jaime is NOT GAY), a cardinal cap (but Jamie is an atheists & can't really wear a cardinal cap if you're not a cardinal) & a beret.
That is a great interpretation.
This is why Jaime was always my favorite.
Mythbusters, should be compulsory viewing for all school kids!
I agree with you 100 percent.
Did this just get recommended to everyone now?
Yes
No, I came back at two in the morning^-^
No I searched it
Adam: "There's diffidently something deeper"
The walrus: "It's a hat!"
Looking back, as I get older, I relate a bit more to Jamie. Sometimes it's just because he likes how it looks, even if it's different.
My brother is so like Jamie, right down to the voice and mannerisms. Hilarious!
Jamie rocks the beret and he knows it. I can't think of anyone else who could pull it off or any other hat Jamie could wear that wouldn't look odd
I love that you went to the effort of qualifying this! If I did smileys I'd put one here.
He used to wear hat similar to Adams in the 90s during the Robot Wars scene.
man that show was great
it fits him so well
Plot twist: that's just how his hair grows
I wear a beret about 1/2 of the time; I prefer the really huge "basque" style berets (the ones with the little sprig on top), mainly because they can be worn with it pulled forward like a flat cap, which shades the eyes far better than any billed hat. Not sure, but I think Mr. Hyneman was a soldier, and thus can get away with wearing his beret military style. I started wearing a beret when The Boy Scouts adopted the red one in the mid-1970s (gold diamond fleur-de-lis "flash" badge, though as I remember we didn't call it that) as their "standard regulation" cover,
I got tired of wearing it on one side of my head, which was what our troop finally switched to doing, similar to the military style of the time. Up to that point, we had worn it in the flat-topped, slightly-to-one-side manner that was illustrated in the new scout manual of the period, but as I remember, everybody pretty much wore them however they or their troop wanted; everything from pulled down like a stocking cap to 1940s Brit commando style. It had no flash panel, which meant you either lived with the rumples on the upper edge that the one-side style caused, or spent forever fussing with forming the upper edge (something about the way they were put together at the factory made it impossible to just wet and shape them the way the military did/does. Made them great for rain wear, though), and fixing it every time you got a look in a reflective surface. So, these days I wear a nice big wide black basque (made by some Czech company, go figure) like a flat cap.. Can't remember why the BSA stopped using the red ones.
+Capn Clawhammer I remember the whole shaping process.. Took me WEEKS to get it just right.. But when it was, I got fond of it, and I always took care of it, more than my parade uniform hat.. Brought it with me when I came back home but it was stolen along with half of my stuff during moving.. :/
That was an interesting read. Thanks for that.
Jamie Hyneman was not in the military.
I was part of a scout thing where a bunch of troops came together and stood guard at various tourist spots on Mackinac Island for a week, and we wore those, the scout socks, pants, we rolled our neckerchiefs a certain way, the whole 9 yards
"Nobody knew who i was, until I put on the hat." - Bainey Hyneman
I guess I really noticed that he had a beret just looks natural on him.
Jaime did smirk at the Barbara Walters joke
It's the beret AND the walrustache that makes Jimmie HeinieMAN so recognizable.
So in other words, the same reason anyone on TF2 wears a hat?
jamie hyneman job confirmed for tf2!!!
To solve practical problems, most likely
jamie just made it iconic
Civilians: it’s military
Military: so long as you’re not pretending to be military, it’s just a hat.
“It’s a hat!”
Perfect explanation.
Never thought the beret was unusual, until now
Because he likes the way it looks
There's definitely something deeper, most people's first instinct after a baseball cap is not a beret
baldness
That too.
Bald head - wool beret - all year round comfort..
+Armoured Outlaw
Also skin cancer on bald heads is very common. So do wear hats both for comfort and comfort if you're bald.
@@romanfox5368 like King Neptune?
@@joerivera9106 wut?
Therapist Savage has his patient on the sofa 🤣😂😅
"AAH, THE LIFE-"
I still think it stems form a time when he heard on the radio about the kind you find in a second hand store and if it was warm he wouldn't wear much more.....
It's simple,he's eccentric & as such he loves to be different to the norm....
But he's old, he probably started wearing that as a kid, and back then no men gave a shit about fashion statements.
As some one who has a lot of bald people in their family, most bald people wear hats to protect their scalps from getting sunburned. Most wear baseball caps, but he's stated he doesn't like baseball caps, and he wasn't going to wear one of those hats with a wide brim, so that didn't leave much of an alternative.
SKYLANDBAK I think you are mixing up eccentric and hipster.
SKYLANDBAK its a hat
That was probably the only time they spoke all day.
Berets are cool because despite being 1 type of hat you can shape them many different ways.
I always guessed it was an arty thing, artists wear berrets
I think Jaimie may have been in the special forces in his younger days or respected somebody (father, maybe grandfather) who was.
Roman Fox he definitely looks like he is a military man
@@romanfox5368 he doesn't come across as military whatsoever
He wears a beret because he dosen't want Eggman sueing him for stealing his looks.
Jamie originally wore a raspberry beret. It was the kind you find in a secondhand store.
“It’s a hat”
For better or worse, if someone can pick you out of a lineup or guess who you are in silhouette, you have found your visual identity.
I always thought they were great friends
I was a US Air Force, Security Forces K9 handler for 12 years and I’m here to tell you...a beret is not a simple “hat”. To shave and shape it is a pain in the ass (which is best done while in the shower just fyi). Then in the summer you get a curved tan line on the right side of your face. Speaking of summer, did I mention the damn thing is made of wool? Pure, Brillo pad wannabee wool? IN THE SUMMER!?!? Keep in mind, this is all done while keeping the damn thing placed perfectly on top of your head so that the flash is exactly 1 and a quarter inch above the left eye.
...I will give you this though, you can easily trade a beret for a wink and a phone number any day. Marines, eat your heart out.
not all berets are created equal. Military ones are made by the lowest bidder. There are some really nice ones made in France and Dpain. Also. civvies can wear it any way they want - about 4 different ways to wear a beret.
Sorry for the wall of text.
I believe beret in the military are very complex and a pain mostly because of uniform regulation. All the boiling, shaving and shaping, which isn't a requirement when you wear it as a civilian. Also I've heard that each high-ranking officer (at least for you folks in the US Armed Forces) have different interpretations on how to wear a beret, and some are very _adamant_ about it, which sucks even more.
I'm from Philippines where it's humid and hot most of the time. Also I'm a civilian, and I wear a beret or a patrol cap casually when going outside. Because I want to protect my long hair from sunlight or sometimes I want something to hold my hair other than a hair tie or a hard vertical headband. (Horizontal sweatbands suck as they tend to slip away from my head)
Not a wool beret, but rather made with those dri-fit polyester material, AKA moisture wicking, and it's awesome. Why a beret? Funnily enough same logic Jamie said.
And like wnose said, you can wear a beret in many ways. I usually wear it military style but mirrored (edge is on the left) or "parisian" like how Jamie wears it. I used to wear it with edge on the back, but that made people either think I'm cosplaying as Che Guevarra or Llourd de Verya (a local musician and journalist)
These guys so funny
I always thought the Beret looked badass on Jamie.
Ball caps have a bill - which if you aren't a teenager wearing them backwards to prove you're just like the other people trying to show that they are "different" - will shield your eyes from the sun.
The other thing about that bill - is that if you are trying to sleep some where in public - you can pull the bill down over your eyes and ignore the rest of the world.
And lastly - the bill on the ball cap gives you something to grab when you want to take the hat off or put it on.
Thus - ball caps are better than beret's.
.
It also makes it harder for people to see your face and looks suspicious in certain contexts, like while shopping.. Like you're trying to hide your identity. Jamie wears his hat all the time in any context, its part of his look and not just about practicality.
what episode this clip come from? I want to see more!
Mythbusters is one of the all time greatest shows ever!😎
Man, I miss Jamie.
Jaime was this close to picking Napoleon's hat then.
It's still fascinating to this day how these two are not friends but still joke around in their professional environment.
I always think about it like this. I work in the oil and gas industry as a blue collar worker. I can hang out, shoot the breeze and talk shit with the guys I work with and genuinely enjoy their company, but I still wouldn't consider them friends. It's not that I dont like them, it's just that outside the context of our workplace we would probably never become friends, but working together we interact enough to form a different kind of relationship. I wouldn't invite them over to my house (except for maybe one or two people I've worked with in my whole career) but I still enjoy their company when we do work together. Does that make sense?
@@nicholasnicosia2325 Yeah, I do. I did get it, it's just fascinating to me personally. The idea of this kind of relationship is amazing to me.
i feel like if we ask about the hat too much we're gonna get hurt
Berets are pretty amazing. Because sometimes they can be harder to wear attractively than you'd think
The French Chasseurs Alpins Border Police first wore the berets in the 1850s to look different than the Police on the other side of the border. Around 1880 French Mountain Troops in the Chasseurs Alpins were issued the berets as well. Spain soon followed, then the rest of Europe. America was the last Western military to adopt the Police baret. Lots of European, Middle Eastern and Asian Police and Miltary have adopted it as well.
Is it just me or does anybody else think that Jamie sounds like the fitness gram pacer test..
Pragmatism, that’s Jamie defining character trait for you.
it's because it makes him look like the most archetypical demolitions expert, obviously.
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Any link to this store? I need to get one of these berets
New workshop item: the mythbuster's beret!