5:48 My theory: I was a police officer for 36 years beginning in 1973. At that time the only businesses open 24 hrs. were donut shops and hospitals. The donut shops would offer free donuts and coffee to police officers if we took our lunch breaks there. It was cheap security for them and during the night shift officers would rotate through their lunch breaks sitting at the counter at a donut shop. If there wasn't a police car parked there, one could be swinging in at any moment. Robberies of donut shops were pretty rare. I think people saw there was always a police car parked there and...VOILA!
@@ThankYouJesusTheChrist You're welcome! It was the best career I could ever have imagined. So many great memories to think about when I am peacefully fishing.
When some Starbucks were telling Officers to leave, our Starbucks in Granbury, Texas, was inviting them in for free coffee. Not because they needed the protection, but because they appreciated the Officers.
I'm 72 years old and I still hustle when someone stops for me at a crosswalk. I'm grateful to them for stopping AND for the fact that I can still hustle!
@KeatingChick I do the same thing as I wave towards them in a "Thank You" kind of gesture.. Even though I'm not really moving any faster it looks as if I'm making the effort to do so. Kinda like "The Biden Shuffle" must look to someone....lol.
@@aikou2886 No. Taxation is theft. In any manner. That just goes to show you how many people would rather exploit others than do the work themselves. How many RUclipsrs are selling products through ads? How many of those RUclipsrs actually create the products and packaging, let alone their own delivery services? None. We will exploit people down the line until it's children making our phones for us.
Same! Same thing happened to me in a college chemistry lab in early 2000s - NONE of the kids knew what it was, including the instructor. I was in my 30s at the time. They all looked at me like I was a dinosaur because I not only knew what it was but because I was old enough to have used cameras that didn't have a built-in flash. They literally could not comprehend it.
My dad bought me my first car. A 69 Firebird. I had to show him I could change a tire before I could have the keys. As he watched me he told my mom “She will never have to sleep with a man to get home😂😂😂”. I loved my dad’s sense of humor and miss him more every day.
@@HoustonRebel What do you mean looked like?? Lol. Spring Branch heathen here. I think I've still got my old instamatic around here some place. Happy New Year to ya.
I do. But I work in the design industry. Taupe is like a cross between grey and beige, but 50% more boring. The only reason it's not 60% more boring, is because that would be too spicy. Taupe is the color on the flavor / heat meter for the salsas available in Minnesota.
The word **"taupe"** is pronounced as: /toʊp/ Phonetically, it sounds like **"tope"** (rhymes with "rope" or "hope"). *(ChatGPT, personal communication, '2024-12-02')*
When my daughter got her driver's license at age 16 , I taught her how to change a tire and we did one together. She's now 40. She has never changed a tire in 24 years of driving. See how it works? If I hadn't taught her, she would have had numerous flat tires !
I was taught how to too. I have never had to, but I could. It is important for everybody to have these basic skills. You may not always have someone to rescue you.
The plastic clacker is a cheap knock off of the original glass clackers. Yep, glass balls on string being swung by kids. The head injuries were frequent. Yet parents gave these to their kids. Kids now days get sissy toys.
I don't remember them being "glass", but a very hard plastic? But I remember them having a little plastic tab with a thumb groove at the center of the string to hold it by. I also remember them being a lot of fun! :) AND, I remember them frequently decorating the telephone wires. Ah, the good old days. Clackers, jarts, mini-bikes, pump up air rifles, being OUTSIDE...
My wife does this fun thing where she doesn't like her parking, backs up, then parks again the exact same way. So, yes, you can try again, but that doesn't mean it will be any better.
My wife’s car has cameras so se can see what a bad parking job she has made. Then spends 10 minutes going back and forth just to still be in two spots. I’m old so I can’t say anything. You get to a married age where it’s best to just not say a thing. Damn, I hope she doesn’t read this…
2:06 Imagine how funny it would be if a response Ghostface got from someone he called was, "Remove me from your calling list!" in a very stern voice, then hung up and blocked his number.
@@darrinwatts3419 Maybe it's time for you to move out now bud...you're 35 after all 😉 and you aint outgrowing your coats anymore, you're out-using them
Wasnt on my bingo card but I completely agree with the "if they are hanging on outside at 35000 ft they deserve to see everything". If it ever happens to me, ill just give em a thumbs up
5:40 Common theory is that after a hectic night, when things slowed down, cops needed a place to unwind and get caught up on paperwork. Most businesses were closed at 3am, but the bakers at doughnut shops were happy to trade coffee & day-old doughnuts for a little company.
I'm making myself feel old by doing this, but the Sylvania Magic Cube is the flash for old cameras. You got 4 flashes out of them then remove and replace.
16:36 @ZeducationTyler 😂 so after many examples of American 'Fine Dining' in this video,you draw a line at chips,mussy peas & gravy! 🤔🤣 ps. "Repeat after me... Ca-ra-mel" (Happy New Year from me here in the Motherland)
Well, cops like donuts cuz they’re delicious, but donut shops used to give them to cops for free, to get the security of their presence for 1/2 an hour or so.
Dude, at 19:00 - when I was seriously little, a bunch of us were running and playing and some kid threw an earthworm at me. It, I am not kidding you, flew straight into my mouth. It was one of those amazing, once-in-a-lifetime childhood moments and they all laughed themselves to the ground. So, if I can gulp down a randomly-thrown earthworm, I can eat a hot dog off a countertop. And I won't get sick - not because I'm Superman, but because I ate a random earthworm when I was five.
Did you see the thing where there's a fancy restaurant in DC that's charging up to $95 for water? Granted, it's melted from some glacier or something, but the people who dine there wonder why the rest of us feel like they are a bit out of touch.
That's at The Inn at Little Washington. They have a curated menu so you better hope you like what's on it because thats what you're getting. $388 a person and another $250 per person for wine pairing.
Years and years ago, when cops walked a beat, and towns were smaller, police officers were encouraged to come in and get hot coffee and donuts (basically for the caffeine and the sugar), but it kept them awake and donut shops (a lot of times), just offered free donuts and coffee to cops as a perk… everyone knew where to find them and the donut place was the first thing to hear about current events!! I don’t think they do that so much anymore… happy new year to you and your family Tyler!!
Those clackers are the safe ones. The ones the real kids had the balls were made out of glass, like marbles, and had a foot long string to each one with a ring in the middle. Those were as deadly as lawn darts. If they didn't miss and smash your hand, the balls would shatter and send shrapnel flying. Ah, the good old days! Flash bulbs on those old box camera's.
Guess those clackers make use really old. Remember you got bruises all up your forearm learning to use them. People didn’t get close once you got them going. Kinda like playground nunchucks. But you knew it would hurt when you stopped. Crazy things we did.
That cube is a camera flash. It clips into the top of a camera (obviously a camera built for it) and when you take a picture if flashes and then rotates to the next bulb, giving you four flashes before you have to change the bulb.
I had a "flash extension"... basically a cheap plastic riser that put the cube about 6 inches higher than the camera. But it had 4 separate spring-loaded metal pieces in it so the camera could toggle each flash. The result was that if you put a flash bulb on the extension and threw it at the ground, all 4 bulbs would go off at once and temporarily blind everyone in the room, like a mini flash-bang.
The fancy cameras turned the cubes automatically. We got to burn our fingers turning them by hand. Still,it was better than popping out a flash bulb and catching it in your hand.
17:46 😂😂 totally agree. I always hustle across the crosswalk. Recently, while trying to express my gratitude to the drivers waiting for me by running across the exit lane at Costco, my shoe slipped off halfway through. I felt like Cinderella. 😂
Happy Sunday everyone! With the re-parking. I do that ALL THE TIME at My apt. I never seem to get it right the first time. Also I can hardly wait to watch all Your videos in 2025. Love ya Tyler
@@oriolesandravensPlease don't hate me. I'm 64, 6'2" 180 lbs. I live mainly on junk food. Full head of hair only going grey at the temples. Thank God I'm blessed.
Yes Dano that’s how the commenter here you’re trying to correct has shown it to be pronounced too. When we put that line on the o there is a reason for this. It is a standard for dictionaries and encyclopedias to show pronunciation. When the line is on the o like this it is representing a short o and therefore pronounced o. Now you can exclaim vioala.
Not only do they still make pencils, but you will find when your kids are old enough to go to school, they will have to have a minimum, of 300 pencils on their first day of school and $200 of "other" school supplies. Starting at kindergarten.
I taught for over 30 years in what would be considered by most a small district. My students never had to buy any school supplies. Pencils, erasers, tablets, notebooks were all supplied by the school. I supplied boxes of tissues, colored pencils and road atlases...I taught Social Studies and used road trips to teach the states. My 5th graders could use a road map by the time the year was over.
Historically, donut shops were the only place open to get coffee early in the morning during the night shift (graveyard shift) cuz they were open and making donuts for the early morning commuters.
Thanks for another stellar year of memes to Tyler and the Zeducation team! Oh btw found a loophole to the punishments. I don’t laugh at the memes I laugh at Tyler laughing at the memes it’s infectious! 😂
"Can kids be colorblind?" LOL, yes. We have three "cones" on our eyes that see red, green, blue and extrapolate the other shades. Colorblindness is a birth defect of one or more cones not functioning correctly. ; )
5:33 About the cops and the donuts, it's a bit unfair:) The story is, back in the 70s and 80's, most donut places (ex Dunkin Donut) were open 24h, so they gave complimentary coffee and soft drinks to cops, to get them to regularly come visit the shop, and create the idea that cops were always in donut places, all this to avoid hold ups etc. Cops graciously played the game, even though they could pay their own stuff. I used to work in a similar shop, in a convenience store open 24h, we had the same kind of deal. Cops were more than welcome at 3am, I'll tell you that. I've got nothing but positive stuff to say to these guys (I guess I was on the 'right' side of the counter lol)
The fun thing about flash cubes was hitting the little trigger pin so that it would hit the bulb base causing it to flash. Did get pretty hot, though. You could tell used ones by the melted plastic.
Burning metal tends to do that. 🙂 (That's how the old-school flashbulbs worked -- igniting a small mass of fine magnesium or zirconium filament inside a glass bulb filled with oxygen.)
Damn you Tyler, laughed right out of the gate, besides the voice, definately ate my holiday fill. And didnt happen to have any little debbies, but now considering it.
About 4 years ago, a week before Christmas I found $120 in a book I own. The best part is I remember where it came from. It was around 2000 maybe 2001 I sold an ounce of weed to a buddy but was on my way out the door at the time. So I just stuck in that book which was on a shelf right by my front door. Good times, good times
On a related note, a friend shoved a small bag of weed in a zip-up inner compartment of a bag and forgot about it. Unpacking after flying back from Europe he came across the hidden stash -- which he'd carried through two sets of airport customs!
5:40 The Cop Donut thing started when donut shops & all night cafe’s were the only the open in the early morning hours where they could get a cup of coffee or just take a break. So cops were often seen at the donut shops
Cops started being associated with doughnuts when, as part of good policing, the cops in one city decided to make a gang-hassled doughnut shop their hangout. Kept the extortion out, but it left a lasting stereotype.
True story. I have had many dogs of many different breeds, and I don't recall any of them having fleas, once they came to live with me. I lived in Eastern Washington and Oregon. No Fleas on my Dog. And I never bathed them. Unless hit by skunks, which happened.
Dogs don't NEED bathing. Those are "people" rules. My good dog would swim in a river & I'd call it good. He did require quite a bit of brushing though, hairy beast!
I did fine till the data structures meme….then I busted up. Although I think differential equations would be more accurate. Happy New Year Zed, and that’s for all the laughs this year!
@5:55 I can honestly say I legitimately had to smudge our home after our seriously crazy ex-roomates moved out a few years back. When my kids started talking about creepy things they heard/saw, I took them seriously and smudged our home. I've never been 100% into anything like that; largely skeptical. But these two girls were seriously messed up mentally, emotionally, and in any way possible.
Tyler, I believe the donut thing is because back in the old days when cops needed to call in, they had to find a phone and donut shops were the only ones open so early.
I believe it was a dougnut shop back in the day that offered free doughnuts to cops and they were always there gettin coffee and dough so it kinda stuck, might have been dunkin
The clear square with Sylvania written on top is a flash cube. Sold separately, it attached to the top of a camera for the flash effect when taking pictures. Now you know!
The first lesson I gave my niece when I taught her to drive was in how to change the tire. Before I took her down to take her final driving test for her liscence she had to change the tire, put fuel in the vehicle, change the oil, and a headlight bulb. There are some states where prissy ladies refuse to pump their own gas. Where we live if you have a flat tire you could freeze to death waiting for someone to come along to change it for you. The nearest large city is 120 miles away and 45 miles of that has no cellphone service, so if you did have a flat you can't call for help anyway. My niece is now the chief mechanic for a NHRA drag team and rebuilds engines in 35 minutes.
I guess I’m old aF I had one of the ball toy. I called it a clacker. It was one of my favorite toys. But mine was bigger that you could hold in your hand and annoy everyone around you:)😂
Everytime Tyler doesn't know what something is from the 70's and 80's, he should have to do a punishment 😆
Brilliant!
Great idea and deev makes sure he does them and records them
@@caric7949 in the words of scruffy the janitor. Second.
🤣😂🤣
YES!!!!!!
That is a Sylvia flash bulb for your camera. Good thing we old folks are here to help ❤🤣❤
Cube. Technically it was 4 flash bulbs, so you only had to change bulbs every 4th picture.
I'm 56 and Tyler is making me feel old as dirt!😂😂😂
I'm only 54!!!!! but we had a kitchen drawer for the flash bulbs in the '70's!! lol
@@tamrabarger9967I hear ya!! lol
Some of those can be triggered by sticking an unfolded paperclip into a hole. Yes, child of the 80s reporting in...
5:48 My theory: I was a police officer for 36 years beginning in 1973. At that time the only businesses open 24 hrs. were donut shops and hospitals. The donut shops would offer free donuts and coffee to police officers if we took our lunch breaks there.
It was cheap security for them and during the night shift officers would rotate through their lunch breaks sitting at the counter at a donut shop. If there wasn't a police car parked there, one could be swinging in at any moment. Robberies of donut shops were pretty rare.
I think people saw there was always a police car parked there and...VOILA!
Thank you Gary for your service! Edit: not sarcasm
Salute!
@@ThankYouJesusTheChrist You're welcome! It was the best career I could ever have imagined. So many great memories to think about when I am peacefully fishing.
Problem soved!
When some Starbucks were telling Officers to leave, our Starbucks in Granbury, Texas, was inviting them in for free coffee. Not because they needed the protection, but because they appreciated the Officers.
I'm 72 years old and I still hustle when someone stops for me at a crosswalk. I'm grateful to them for stopping AND for the fact that I can still hustle!
yeah i give em the two step jog for sure
Amen
@KeatingChick I do the same thing as I wave towards them in a "Thank You" kind of gesture..
Even though I'm not really moving any faster it looks as if I'm making the effort to do so.
Kinda like "The Biden Shuffle" must look to someone....lol.
Fuck that, the car always gets where they're going first, with minimal energy spent. It's rude to expect a pedestrian to hurry.
I have a bad back and knees and I try to move quickly, but it is difficult. I do however give a wave if thanks for sure.
Tyler: "You shouldn't be happy when you fire someone"
Also Tyler: Has fired Deev dozens of times with a big smile.
LoL Poor Deev
People who vote for higher taxes don't want higher taxes, they want you to have higher taxes.
People who pay taxes are okay with other people stealing from them with no consequences.
Spot on!
They want us to suffer under their oppressive champagne socialism
@@nobushidono9897You mean people who support sanctuary cities.
@@aikou2886 No. Taxation is theft. In any manner.
That just goes to show you how many people would rather exploit others than do the work themselves.
How many RUclipsrs are selling products through ads? How many of those RUclipsrs actually create the products and packaging, let alone their own delivery services? None.
We will exploit people down the line until it's children making our phones for us.
Back in the day, donut shops used to be open 24/7. So cops would go there on overnight shifts. This led to the connection between cops and donuts.
Dunking Doonuts would offer free coffee to officers in uniform, as well. They were rarely robbed.
and donuts are far cheaper than beef jerky.
@@horusluprecal1144 About as much as they're more unhealty yes (ie price = "unhealtiness")
@@horusluprecal1144 and don't get stuck in your teeth.
..and back in the day (before handheld radios), the donut shop had phones to call the station.
7:25.. it’s a “flash bulb” for a camera. The blue dot indicates it’s used or not. 😞 Damn I am old 😢
I feel ya man, I wish I wasn't old enough to know what the flash was 😂
Ah, I was 30 min late with my answer, don't worry you aren't the only one that is old
Ironically, it was anything but cool to the touch after taking a photo. At least it was a slight improvement over single use flash bulbs.
ditto, but had fun, many fails but enjoyed it all, not so much the fails but each small win
I remember when the flash cube was invented and now, they're erased from history.
Tyler not knowing what the flashbulb was made me feel prehistoric.
Same! Same thing happened to me in a college chemistry lab in early 2000s - NONE of the kids knew what it was, including the instructor. I was in my 30s at the time. They all looked at me like I was a dinosaur because I not only knew what it was but because I was old enough to have used cameras that didn't have a built-in flash. They literally could not comprehend it.
My dad bought me my first car. A 69 Firebird. I had to show him I could change a tire before I could have the keys. As he watched me he told my mom “She will never have to sleep with a man to get home😂😂😂”. I loved my dad’s sense of humor and miss him more every day.
sweet post that needs more likes. Also, good on you for learning how to take care of your own ride
Sorry for your loss 😔 sounds like your dad was a really good father
That mystery Sylvania BlueDot cube is what turned people's eyes red in flash photos from the 1960s.
I grew up in the 70s. We all looked like demon-possessed 8 year olds.
Yep, we are old!!!😂😅
😅😅 I'm sad to say I knew what that was
@@HoustonRebel What do you mean looked like?? Lol.
Spring Branch heathen here. I think I've still got my old instamatic around here some place.
Happy New Year to ya.
Kodak instamatic.
Snow White is not going to be a Trainwreck. People watch trainwrecks.
So it's going to be like the WNBA
Actually, many years ago, there were staged train wrecks for entertainment.
Probably more like a natural disaster
😂
@@dwainsellers6453touche
4:02 taupe…. *tope* a light tan color. I’ll bet your wife knows what taupe is. Men don’t need to know. 🤭
I do. But I work in the design industry. Taupe is like a cross between grey and beige, but 50% more boring. The only reason it's not 60% more boring, is because that would be too spicy. Taupe is the color on the flavor / heat meter for the salsas available in Minnesota.
Men don't WANT to know.
7:32 a flash cube for a camera. I'm not even old...really!!!
The word **"taupe"** is pronounced as:
/toʊp/
Phonetically, it sounds like **"tope"** (rhymes with "rope" or "hope").
*(ChatGPT, personal communication, '2024-12-02')*
Taupe is a dark brown color between brown and gray.
I like how Tyler acts like he's never seen an artifact from pre-1990.
My favorite epithet from high school was "May the fleas of 1,000 camels infest your arm pits.". Love your content Tyler!! Happy New Year.
Ah, a quote from Clinger in MASH.
Or, “May all your harem be afflicted with stretch marks!”
When my daughter got her driver's license at age 16 , I taught her how to change a tire and we did one together. She's now 40. She has never changed a tire in 24 years of driving. See how it works? If I hadn't taught her, she would have had numerous flat tires !
🤣
I had to learn how to change a tire on a HMMWV is it the same thing basically?
Verily
Yup. Murphey's Law.
I was taught how to too. I have never had to, but I could. It is important for everybody to have these basic skills. You may not always have someone to rescue you.
The plastic clacker is a cheap knock off of the original glass clackers. Yep, glass balls on string being swung by kids. The head injuries were frequent. Yet parents gave these to their kids. Kids now days get sissy toys.
At the height of their popularity there wasn't a kid in school who didn't have wrists that were black and blue.
I don't remember them being "glass", but a very hard plastic? But I remember them having a little plastic tab with a thumb groove at the center of the string to hold it by. I also remember them being a lot of fun! :) AND, I remember them frequently decorating the telephone wires. Ah, the good old days. Clackers, jarts, mini-bikes, pump up air rifles, being OUTSIDE...
@bobjor3 what is a jart?
They weren't glass. Just very hard plastic
@@TruthBTold-bh9gt Google knows.
My wife does this fun thing where she doesn't like her parking, backs up, then parks again the exact same way. So, yes, you can try again, but that doesn't mean it will be any better.
It's not really funny until after the 3rd or 4th try. Then it's hilarious.
My wife’s car has cameras so se can see what a bad parking job she has made. Then spends 10 minutes going back and forth just to still be in two spots. I’m old so I can’t say anything. You get to a married age where it’s best to just not say a thing. Damn, I hope she doesn’t read this…
😂😂
Whenever I park wrong I just keep going like I meant to go to a whole other spot in the first place. Nothing to see here. 😁😆
@Daniela-o9s3p are you a cat?
So proud to be Zeducated for over two years now. Ready for year three in 2025 baby!! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
2:06 Imagine how funny it would be if a response Ghostface got from someone he called was, "Remove me from your calling list!" in a very stern voice, then hung up and blocked his number.
Don't be dumb... if you put 5 bucks in your coat today, so you can find it again in 1 year from now, it will only be worth 4.50...
Don’t forget the moth tax…😂
More likely you would outgrow the coat, mom would give it to one of your cousins, and the they would have a " good day "😂
@@darrinwatts3419 Maybe it's time for you to move out now bud...you're 35 after all 😉 and you aint outgrowing your coats anymore, you're out-using them
7:18 Flash cube for a camera
snapped on to the top of the camera and you got 4 flashes
@ 👍
Tyler has some huge cultural blind spots that he will never admit to.
I am so old I forgot I used to use these flash cubes.
I feel like a dinosaur for actually having used one (as a child)....
Wasnt on my bingo card but I completely agree with the "if they are hanging on outside at 35000 ft they deserve to see everything". If it ever happens to me, ill just give em a thumbs up
Thank you for helping everyone through this year zed. You're doing God's work 😂❤
5:40 Common theory is that after a hectic night, when things slowed down, cops needed a place to unwind and get caught up on paperwork. Most businesses were closed at 3am, but the bakers at doughnut shops were happy to trade coffee & day-old doughnuts for a little company.
"Felonies are people, too." 😅😂
Wouldn't that be "felons"?
Haven’t talked to my buddy “Burglary” in a while.
Corporations are people, too!
So are Soylent Green!! 😶😶😶
Felonies can outrun a hippo
OMG that View one had me laughing so hard and YES we wouldn't notice the difference.🤣🤣🤣
I'm making myself feel old by doing this, but the Sylvania Magic Cube is the flash for old cameras. You got 4 flashes out of them then remove and replace.
Yep 💯
True
And if one didn't flash you could remove the cube, lick on the contacts and try again.
Wesley Snipes was just in Deadpool &Wolverine... and he was playing Blade!!!!!!
16:36 @ZeducationTyler 😂 so after many examples of American 'Fine Dining' in this video,you draw a line at chips,mussy peas & gravy! 🤔🤣
ps. "Repeat after me... Ca-ra-mel" (Happy New Year from me here in the Motherland)
Well, cops like donuts cuz they’re delicious, but donut shops used to give them to cops for free, to get the security of their presence for 1/2 an hour or so.
And after WWII donut shops were the only thing open late so the cops had fewer options on the late shift.
Who was robbing donut shops? Lol
"we have a couple extra cans of soup" I almost spit my food out!!!!😂
Tyler is that one friend that has literally had everything single scenario happen to him, even though its only happened to one person ever🤣🤣🤣
Tyler's Canadian South Park voice was spot on 👍
Dude, at 19:00 - when I was seriously little, a bunch of us were running and playing and some kid threw an earthworm at me. It, I am not kidding you, flew straight into my mouth. It was one of those amazing, once-in-a-lifetime childhood moments and they all laughed themselves to the ground. So, if I can gulp down a randomly-thrown earthworm, I can eat a hot dog off a countertop. And I won't get sick - not because I'm Superman, but because I ate a random earthworm when I was five.
Did you see the thing where there's a fancy restaurant in DC that's charging up to $95 for water? Granted, it's melted from some glacier or something, but the people who dine there wonder why the rest of us feel like they are a bit out of touch.
WOW! Just think, if there is a new Ice Age the price will come down!
@@ward142 The polar ice shelf has increased by 26% since 2008. That's why it's only 95.00
Probably still tap water anyway
That's at The Inn at Little Washington.
They have a curated menu so you better hope you like what's on it because thats what you're getting. $388 a person and another $250 per person for wine pairing.
@@regulator18E
Why....why would you know this....and why are they still in business....
Rhetorical questions - relax !
In cities some shops would be open overnight. They offered cops a free pastry and coffee to encourage more police presence for safety.
In earlier times, the donut shop would be the only place open, to get a coffee and a snack in the middle of the night.
This is common forever. This is to thank those who have to risk their lives everyday to try & keep others safe.
And you didn’t have quick marts on every corner. Plus Strong Coffee
@Zeducation
...... you beat the hippo on your bike because it has to put on a tutu and ride a unicycle.
11:42 Tyler sounded just like Mickey Mouse. Now I’m thinking of old family Guy when Peter first met Joe.
Thanks Ty.
Years and years ago, when cops walked a beat, and towns were smaller, police officers were encouraged to come in and get hot coffee and donuts (basically for the caffeine and the sugar), but it kept them awake and donut shops (a lot of times), just offered free donuts and coffee to cops as a perk… everyone knew where to find them and the donut place was the first thing to hear about current events!!
I don’t think they do that so much anymore… happy new year to you and your family Tyler!!
Those clackers are the safe ones. The ones the real kids had the balls were made out of glass, like marbles, and had a foot long string to each one with a ring in the middle. Those were as deadly as lawn darts. If they didn't miss and smash your hand, the balls would shatter and send shrapnel flying. Ah, the good old days!
Flash bulbs on those old box camera's.
Guess those clackers make use really old. Remember you got bruises all up your forearm learning to use them. People didn’t get close once you got them going. Kinda like playground nunchucks. But you knew it would hurt when you stopped. Crazy things we did.
American bolos. Could actually be used for hunting small game. African inspired hunting weapon.
I'm surprised Tyler knew what they were. I guess those safe plastic ones were still around in his time.
They were actually hard plastic that would sometimes shatter.
@@darlenesmith4403 Love those clackers, I still remember mom "when you hurt yourself don't com crying to me" :)
Loved the "View" meme!! 😂🤣
That cube is a camera flash. It clips into the top of a camera (obviously a camera built for it) and when you take a picture if flashes and then rotates to the next bulb, giving you four flashes before you have to change the bulb.
You are giving away ancient secret knowledge.
I had a "flash extension"... basically a cheap plastic riser that put the cube about 6 inches higher than the camera. But it had 4 separate spring-loaded metal pieces in it so the camera could toggle each flash. The result was that if you put a flash bulb on the extension and threw it at the ground, all 4 bulbs would go off at once and temporarily blind everyone in the room, like a mini flash-bang.
The fancy cameras turned the cubes automatically. We got to burn our fingers turning them by hand. Still,it was better than popping out a flash bulb and catching it in your hand.
Never put flash cubes in you back pocket. One slip and you are going to surgery.
17:46 😂😂 totally agree. I always hustle across the crosswalk. Recently, while trying to express my gratitude to the drivers waiting for me by running across the exit lane at Costco, my shoe slipped off halfway through. I felt like Cinderella. 😂
Happy Sunday everyone! With the re-parking. I do that ALL THE TIME at My apt.
I never seem to get it right the first time. Also I can hardly wait to watch all Your videos in 2025. Love ya Tyler
1:16 I added on the extra pounds way before Christmas because I'm a go getter. 😋👍
I started packing on the extra pounds a few years after college. I'm now 62.
@@oriolesandravensPlease don't hate me. I'm 64, 6'2" 180 lbs. I live mainly on junk food. Full head of hair only going grey at the temples. Thank God I'm blessed.
Tōp, that is how you pronounce "taupe." The silver cube is a flash cube for an old camera, giving you four flashes for four pictures. Yeah, I'm old.
It’s pronounced “tope”. The French pronunciation of “au” sounds most like an English “oh”. Like “oh contraire” and “oh jus”
I guessed it was a light bulb of some variety because my headlights are made by Sylvania. Never would've thought of that though.
Yes Dano that’s how the commenter here you’re trying to correct has shown it to be pronounced too. When we put that line on the o there is a reason for this. It is a standard for dictionaries and encyclopedias to show pronunciation. When the line is on the o like this it is representing a short o and therefore pronounced o. Now you can exclaim vioala.
If you know more than a couple words to describe 'beige', you're either a woman... or very gay.
I still have three magicubes.
Not only do they still make pencils, but you will find when your kids are old enough to go to school, they will have to have a minimum, of 300 pencils on their first day of school and $200 of "other" school supplies. Starting at kindergarten.
wow this really made me laugh. good one. 6 boxes of Kleenex.
Yeah, & it's not "yours" it's for the room- to share between all the students.
I taught for over 30 years in what would be considered by most a small district. My students never had to buy any school supplies. Pencils, erasers, tablets, notebooks were all supplied by the school. I supplied boxes of tissues, colored pencils and road atlases...I taught Social Studies and used road trips to teach the states. My 5th graders could use a road map by the time the year was over.
If they don’t the teachers end up buying it.
@missyou are a great teacher❤kitty8814
The weird cube as a flash for an old camera.
8:37 tell me you haven’t seen Deadpool & Wolverine without telling me that you haven’t seen Deadpool & Wolverine 😂
I have not seen it but I heard about it. 😉
Wesley Snipes is in it as Blade
I thought Wolverine was passed away. Buried in the mountains by the mutant kids. I’m puzzled.
@ watch beyond the amazing introduction ❤️ It sucks bad the first watch, but amazeballz on the 2+ watch through
Doughnuts used to be square, but they rounded the corners for "officer safety".
And they had to take the center out because it was a choking hazard for them as well.
That's a good one 😂😂
True story
😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻
@@themichael3410 you know we have to look out for the weakest among Us 😜🤟
Howdy from Chattanooga Tennessee. Punishment accepted, that one will be easy brother!
Yep, I accept as well. I might have missed a Sunday episode 2-3 times in the 4 or 5 years I've been a subscriber.
Much Love from southeast of the Astrodome
Home of the moonpie😊
I'm 69 and have been watching Zed for years!
We are Zeducated with degrees in Chattanooga!
She lost and the way she lost was glorious!
Historically, donut shops were the only place open to get coffee early in the morning during the night shift (graveyard shift) cuz they were open and making donuts for the early morning commuters.
I was hoping someone would post that.
Apparently being the only place that was open made them targets for robbery and the shops would offer free doughnuts to entice them to visit regularly
Thanks for another stellar year of memes to Tyler and the Zeducation team! Oh btw found a loophole to the punishments. I don’t laugh at the memes I laugh at Tyler laughing at the memes it’s infectious! 😂
Same, but the life alert button for congress almost got me
Brilliant! I will copy that explanation!
Oh, I totally agree! He and Deev together make laugh even harder. Their laughs are infectious. I love how they laugh until their faces are red. 😂
That car is Mad Max ready.
Dude! I was totally thinking it belonged in any of the Mad Max movies too!
"Can kids be colorblind?" LOL, yes. We have three "cones" on our eyes that see red, green, blue and extrapolate the other shades. Colorblindness is a birth defect of one or more cones not functioning correctly. ; )
Thank you for another of laughter and awesome episodes❤🙂🤗
I'm only 8 minutes in and this is already the most "Tyler just got dropped off by the mothership after his abduction" episode yet.
Sunday morning fog, coffee and Zeducation. It's now tradition
Happy Sunday Zeducation and everyone else thats watching this video wherever you are from
Happy New Year Zed and Zedminites!!
When someone stops for me I always hustle and wave like I am running for "Pedestrian of rhe Year."
Um….THAT….would be JOGGER of the Year!!
I lost it on "we have a couple spare cans of soup" 😄
5:33 About the cops and the donuts, it's a bit unfair:)
The story is, back in the 70s and 80's, most donut places (ex Dunkin Donut) were open 24h, so they gave complimentary coffee and soft drinks to cops, to get them to regularly come visit the shop, and create the idea that cops were always in donut places, all this to avoid hold ups etc.
Cops graciously played the game, even though they could pay their own stuff.
I used to work in a similar shop, in a convenience store open 24h, we had the same kind of deal. Cops were more than welcome at 3am, I'll tell you that. I've got nothing but positive stuff to say to these guys (I guess I was on the 'right' side of the counter lol)
70s and 80s 😂? In my area we had donut shops open 24 hours up until covid shut everything down!
This goes back to WAAAAAAAY before the 70s. To the time cops FIRST got patrol cars!
7:51 ahh…you’re too young. It’s a “flash” cube for a camera. Four flashes per cube. Disposable. You would get a pack. Clicked into top of camera.
Yep and it really made you see a dot after the flash and don't try to pop it out to replace right after the flash or you would burn your fingers.
I came here to say this!
I’m only 41 and I know what that is. Is over 40 old now?
I'm 44 and didn't know!
It think we was faking--there was a bit of a smirk
Can you please bring back your face photo shopped over Nancy’s for the Sunday video intros lmao 😂
“Maybe we have a couple of extra cans of soup” as I sit here eating my bowl of tomato soup and saltines. Lol!
Tell me you haven't seen deadpool and wolverine without telling me you haven't seen deadpool and wolverine.
Was just going to say the same and I haven't even watched it yet
There's more than one Deadpool 🙊
Right??!
The fun thing about flash cubes was hitting the little trigger pin so that it would hit the bulb base causing it to flash. Did get pretty hot, though. You could tell used ones by the melted plastic.
Burning metal tends to do that. 🙂 (That's how the old-school flashbulbs worked -- igniting a small mass of fine magnesium or zirconium filament inside a glass bulb filled with oxygen.)
DEEV says, "Give him some dumb meme's, peas." hee hee
Payback.
For the relieving stress clip, y'all left out popping those little air bubbles that come in new packages.
Damn you Tyler, laughed right out of the gate, besides the voice, definately ate my holiday fill. And didnt happen to have any little debbies, but now considering it.
4:27 read it like T-o-p ----toe--p
About 4 years ago, a week before Christmas I found $120 in a book I own. The best part is I remember where it came from. It was around 2000 maybe 2001 I sold an ounce of weed to a buddy but was on my way out the door at the time. So I just stuck in that book which was on a shelf right by my front door. Good times, good times
Damn 120$ an ounce back in 2000!!!!!you the man nice price
Your New Years resolution should be to read more books. (Or at least open a few.)
On a related note, a friend shoved a small bag of weed in a zip-up inner compartment of a bag and forgot about it. Unpacking after flying back from Europe he came across the hidden stash -- which he'd carried through two sets of airport customs!
@rumblehat4357 I went through all my books right after that but didn't find anymore mulaa
@PaIaeoCIive1684 good thing I don't fly because that would be me also
22:56 and the coin trick where you pencil lead a quarter and bet your friend to roll it down their nose without dropping it...😂😂😂
5:40 The Cop Donut thing started when donut shops & all night cafe’s were the only the open in the early morning hours where they could get a cup of coffee or just take a break. So cops were often seen at the donut shops
Cops started being associated with doughnuts when, as part of good policing, the cops in one city decided to make a gang-hassled doughnut shop their hangout. Kept the extortion out, but it left a lasting stereotype.
6:35 Now, try the real "Klackers". Your wrist bones will never forgive you.
Wacky Klackers...the, almost permanent, lump on my forearm.
I had some of those. They were fun. But maybe that’s why my wrists hurt and not arthritis. lol!
True story. I have had many dogs of many different breeds, and I don't recall any of them having fleas, once they came to live with me. I lived in Eastern Washington and Oregon. No Fleas on my Dog. And I never bathed them. Unless hit by skunks, which happened.
Your supposed to bathe dogs at least 2x a month... must have been some greasy dogs lol, but you may live in an area with not many fleas
Dogs don't NEED bathing. Those are "people" rules. My good dog would swim in a river & I'd call it good. He did require quite a bit of brushing though, hairy beast!
Dogs are like having a toddler that never grows up.
I did fine till the data structures meme….then I busted up. Although I think differential equations would be more accurate. Happy New Year Zed, and that’s for all the laughs this year!
@5:55 I can honestly say I legitimately had to smudge our home after our seriously crazy ex-roomates moved out a few years back. When my kids started talking about creepy things they heard/saw, I took them seriously and smudged our home. I've never been 100% into anything like that; largely skeptical. But these two girls were seriously messed up mentally, emotionally, and in any way possible.
Punishment is on you. I already watch every Sundays eposide, lol
Me too
Same. Like how was that a punishment? 😀
You just said something about changing a blower motor! My husband just did that for me. Thank God he's a good mechanic! I have heat in my car again!
Bro missed Deadpool and Wolverine’s blade cameo
Right! Level up, Tyler!
I believe that Deadpool movies are for dummies, but you have the right to watch what you want!
@@ward142 - sorry it’s not as good as your anti spiral middle school sigma emoji hidden film bangers that you like to watch
19 minutes into it. Tyler reveals he has soft hands
Tyler, I believe the donut thing is because back in the old days when cops needed to call in, they had to find a phone and donut shops were the only ones open so early.
I believe it was a dougnut shop back in the day that offered free doughnuts to cops and they were always there gettin coffee and dough so it kinda stuck, might have been dunkin
I was told by a cop, that back in the day, they would need coffee to get through the night, and donut shops are what was open when they needed it.
40 years ago when l so work at a cafe,night shift, we would go to the donut shop at 4 in the morning. Those fresh donuts were the best ever.
I forgot to write that the police were always there too.
If that store is run properly. That counter has been cleaned several times for having nothing else that needs to be done.
But "run properly" hardly ever exists in the real world.
Did you see that guys arm? He survived being set on fire. That man fears nothing!
The clear square with Sylvania written on top is a flash cube. Sold separately, it attached to the top of a camera for the flash effect when taking pictures. Now you know!
You LEFT OUT the MOST IMPORTANT part: it rotated 90 degrees after each photo to set up the next one.
That is the flash bulb for Kodak cameras
The first lesson I gave my niece when I taught her to drive was in how to change the tire. Before I took her down to take her final driving test for her liscence she had to change the tire, put fuel in the vehicle, change the oil, and a headlight bulb. There are some states where prissy ladies refuse to pump their own gas. Where we live if you have a flat tire you could freeze to death waiting for someone to come along to change it for you. The nearest large city is 120 miles away and 45 miles of that has no cellphone service, so if you did have a flat you can't call for help anyway.
My niece is now the chief mechanic for a NHRA drag team and rebuilds engines in 35 minutes.
7:24 is a flash for a camera
OMG, I laughed so hard at the hotdog on the counter. whateverrrrrrr
Hello from Rocky Top Tennessee and that "CUBE" is a flash bulb for cameras that required film❤
Go BUCKS
@dcooke4933 what
Police used to meet at the donut shop because that was the only place open at shift change.
It had NOTHING to do with shift change.
I guess I’m old aF I had one of the ball toy. I called it a clacker. It was one of my favorite toys. But mine was bigger that you could hold in your hand and annoy everyone around you:)😂
The best thing about California is when you leave
7:00 my husband just looks at me and goes, “SHhhhhh” 😂😂😂
5:21 Scott Jennings
Yeah I’ll forget I put the money in the coat and give the coat away 😂