Got the pick your poison game for my university society. One person likes it...and I'll be replying again to the latest video after I've gathered people to play
As an artist, I can understand why a wholesale ban on cadmium red would make people mad. Heavy metals do make the prettiest colors, and unlike lead, just existing in the house with a cad red painting isn't going to hurt you. That said, I'm shocked that this is allowed in foodware. Literally all pigments I have access to are categorized into food-safe and not-food-safe, and cadmium red is on the not list, and not just in the state of California.
It's shocking how many people would come in to the art store and grab Cadmium orange/yellow/red, or Cobalt, and after asking some questions I find out they're planning to use them in an airbrush 🤦🏼♀️
@@LadyFurina1stgood idea. He can even say that it is only half as dangerous as when the product came out because the half-life of cadmium is 10 to 35 years. (Though that is still pretty dangerous XD.)
@@carlosc8329 Cadmium occurs as stable isotopes, which don't have half-lives when just in storage. You might be confusing it with an ecological half-life, which is only applicable to Cadmium left outside.
Cadmium is used for engagement rings now. When I was a jeweler I refused to work with cadmium because it's toxic and ultimately that was a big reason I was fired
I'm surprised there wasn't a clearcoat over the paint, both to protect the paint from rubbing off, and to make contamination from the paint fairly moot.
Replacing lead paint with cadmium paint shows the problem with the GRAS approach which is "generally -regarded- recognized as safe". It automatically assumes things are safe until discovered otherwise.
I literally have both sets (8 cups in total) because I worked at McDonald's. Even back then I heard about the cancerous potential (after I purchased them). I never used them. For a while I had them still wrapped in the Shrek themed paper bags, but removed them about 6 years ago. I will never use them. I'll just keep them as sentimental nostalgic cups.
The real question here is how does a multi-hundred billion dollar multinational put a product out to customers without testing it for supply chain contamination? And what are the implications for the cooking equipment, utensils, pipes, and fittings used behind the counter that customers never have the chance to test independently?
Because it wasn't as profitable for them if they did due diligence and properly/fully safety test their products. Or to use a more expensive material to get the same result but be much safer for use. That's a lot of "wasted" money spent on making sure they don't poison millions of people that instead could have been "saved" to generate value for shareholders. So pretty much what @malinia.20 said, it's the USA. There's not much scrutiny when there's money to be made....
Oh I remember those Garfield mugs. I didn't know they were recalled. I guess I know why my mom took them away now😅 I used to drink out of them a lot. I guess I didn't do too bad considering I'm still alive
My Nana had those for 4 decades. She lived until her 90's. She smoked regularly too. They should've researched her genetic make up, because she was indestructible. 💪😎
@@lucialovecraft 1. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Cool 😎🥶❄️🧊🙂 2. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Cold 😎🥶❄️🧊🙂 3. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Freezing 😎🥶❄️🧊🙂 4. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Warm 😎🥵🔥🌋🙂 5. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Hot 😎🥵🔥🌋🙂 6. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Boiling 😎🥵🔥🌋🙂
Oh man, those Garfield cups gave me massive nostalgia. My grandma has those. We used them as kids (in the 90s). They weren't used often, but yeah. I wonder if she still has them. She's the healthiest person in our whole family.
My mother had a full set of the original McDonald's character glasses with lead paint in them. She'd brought them home in the 1970s, stuck them in a box, and never used them. When it came out that they had lead paint, she never turned them in. She was quite proud of her never-displayed collection.
My family used to have those Garfield mugs, my dad got them when he was growing up back in the 80s!!! I messaged my parents right away to let them know to take them out of the mug cabinet right away!
I had a cup I loved, with Garfield no less. I must have been 10 or so. My older brother broke it, admitted it, and told me to basically get over it. Years later, he told me the same thing when he backed into my car. 😮💨
Gotta love it when the people who decide what's safe ban one yellow paint but allow another because it's not as toxic, but is still toxic, makes you want to facepalm so hard it might cause nuclear fusion to occur........... :S
Thanks to this video, I just threw out my 1978 Garfield McDonald’s mug and my Welch jelly cups I’d been saving for my child to use when old enough. Nope, nope, nope.
@@Crawfishnessya but they are speaking for the addicts of this stuff that have been getting the breakfast every morning for years straight or a Big Mac meal for lunch everyday.
Why can't they ban it in most products but still allow it in art materials...? At my last gallery opening I didn't see a single person licking the canvases....
@@ElHabsburgHechizado I'd would say avoid them if you lick your brushes or eat while painting though.. Cadmium-free paints are pretty good now but they're not quite the same. I'll always love cadmium oranges for sunsets.
@@Y2KNWI luckily have not yet. I make sure to make it obvious or more likely not drink (or eat) entirely while I’m painting/actively have to get up to drink. Paint water drinking tends to be averted with this practice.
I can't believe you didn't mention Fiestaware. They're not only toxic from heavy metals, but they are also significantly radioactive, particularly the red ones.
Pretty interesting. I work as an inspector at an Aerospace warehouse and on the bench I use there's a sticker on the shelf mount that says "Contains Cadmium, Cancer hazard, avoid creating dust"
The way my eyes widened when I saw the McDonald’s glasses. My grandmother had the one with Ronald McDonald on it. I probably drank out of it. She passed away in 2011 and I have no idea what happened to the glasses.
This was such an informative and fun video, well-researched, AND SO PUNNY. I also haven't seen your videos in ages (since the exploding computer chair one made me anxiously check under every chair for a factory sticker and quality assurance), happy to see the growing cast.
(2:38) "She took out her wand, which in this case was a Thermo Scientific Niton XRF Analizer" I just checked the price on a Thermo Scientific Niton XL2 and they're like $25,000 used on eBay. How many people just happen to have a $25,000 toy they can zap things with?
I have a full set of these. They sit behind glass on a shelf next to my husband's Star Wars glasses from Burger King. We've never drank out of them. Good thing, I guess.
I still have my Shrek and Fiona glasses. I was a little kid at the time, and I don't think my parents ever knew about the recall. We drink from them all the time and now you've got me worried 😭
It's crazy to think how it was only discovered because someone scanned it with an XRF. There could be equally toxic stuff all around our homes not discovered because nobody goes around shooting X-Rays on things.
I got the Disney Fantasia 2000 glass set in 2017 from an eBay auction. I only drank from them once or twice at the time. Then I found out about the amounts of cadmium in the glasses. From that day forward they're used as decoration in my room.
As a metalhead for the past 30+ years I loved the references sprinkled on this video! Nice work, coffee pot metal is a new genre I didnt know I needed in my life, haha.
I wonder what the “gold” rim on my glasses was made of. It’s all worn off now. Thankfully we only used them at Christmas, and the picture is away from where you drink.
"Think of the children" except for when they're being poisoned by things that should not be on things including food that is banned in other countries.
I have a friend in Japan with some of these symptoms, and she has always had a lousy diet and poor nutrition. She didn't start taking multivitamins until this year, and is anemic. She frequently complains about back and body pain, fatigue, coughing and vomiting blood, etc, and her mom died after she was born, and her dad has chronic kidney disease. I know you said they replaced the soil in 2012, but that was merely a decade ago. Heavy metal and toxin build up for Japanese women that typically are 40-50kg is something to think about. Even if she doesn't have the itai itai disease, it's worth it to talk to her about taking spirulina or something to help rid of those toxic metals anyway
I used to have a set of those Garfield glasses back in the 1980's! Can't remember how many times (10 year old me) licked the side, when a drop of soda dripped down!
I think this franchise actually never told anyone that their toys were poisonous since 2007? 😱 I think they're keeping secrets from everyone who buys their food.🤔❓
Thanks for teaching us 20:10 How we can keep our emotional Value Vintage Glasses. If I find now one at my home, I WILL NOT HAVE TO throw it away. But I will be more carefull, might wear gloves while drinking and NEVER do them in the dish-washer.
Well some would say Shrek is cancer as a meme, Shrek is love, Shrek is life. But now it's a whole new meaning of Shrek literally gives you cancer unlike the social meme of Shrek is just cancer, social media.
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She took out her wand 😂
Aight
Got the pick your poison game for my university society. One person likes it...and I'll be replying again to the latest video after I've gathered people to play
to the screen to the ring to the pen to the K
Already been behind bars, so what do I have to lose?
Besides, being attacked by a shark you risk dying.
As an artist, I can understand why a wholesale ban on cadmium red would make people mad. Heavy metals do make the prettiest colors, and unlike lead, just existing in the house with a cad red painting isn't going to hurt you. That said, I'm shocked that this is allowed in foodware. Literally all pigments I have access to are categorized into food-safe and not-food-safe, and cadmium red is on the not list, and not just in the state of California.
Technically, there is cadmium free paint, and I think its hue is very similar
It's shocking how many people would come in to the art store and grab Cadmium orange/yellow/red, or Cobalt, and after asking some questions I find out they're planning to use them in an airbrush 🤦🏼♀️
@Mizzybelle. Uh oh, hope they had proper fume hoods and respirators.
@kurotsuki7427 Nine times out of ten I'd be able to convince them to buy a different combination of pigments close enough to the desirable toxic ones.
@@Mizzybelle. thats good
i still have one of these, i think it’s Donkey. after the news broke out my parents stored it in a sealed box like some forbidden artifact
Y’all should keep it and sell it after 20 years and be like “So… I think this is a rare find, so here you guys go. Beware, it causes cancer-“
@@LadyFurina1stgood idea. He can even say that it is only half as dangerous as when the product came out because the half-life of cadmium is 10 to 35 years. (Though that is still pretty dangerous XD.)
@@carlosc8329 Cadmium occurs as stable isotopes, which don't have half-lives when just in storage. You might be confusing it with an ecological half-life, which is only applicable to Cadmium left outside.
LOL
It belongs in a museum!
Cadmium is used for engagement rings now. When I was a jeweler I refused to work with cadmium because it's toxic and ultimately that was a big reason I was fired
😢😮
'Til death do us part
@@ItsDylanBruh - In 5 to 10 years.
Wow, thanks for standing for health.
Is that common? Like do I need to check my ring? Rings seem a really bad thing to have things like that in them as you were them all day?
cancer toys with cancer food. what's there not to like?
Badabababaaaaaa
@raeraebadfingers I'm hating it
😂
Not getting cancer.
More than 200 million peoples in the USA have overweight Problems so there are enough
Howard as a lead vocalist in a heavy metal band doing growling is something I didn't know I needed 😂
And bean being the bassist
I thought he had a falling out with the VA’s hadn’t seen them in awhile.
We need an album now. Appliance Apocalypse
That was really well done! It's really hard to growl and scream for a song, actually. 😂
Yes, I need this to be a thing now.
I'm surprised there wasn't a clearcoat over the paint, both to protect the paint from rubbing off, and to make contamination from the paint fairly moot.
It's McDonalds everything there is cheap.
The the clear coat would be the problem - clear coat us super hazardess
the glass would need to a laminate (like a car'swindshield) to ensure toxins can't leach out or wear off - too expensive.
Clear coat would wear off quickly.
probably cutting cost
Replacing lead paint with cadmium paint shows the problem with the GRAS approach which is "generally -regarded- recognized as safe". It automatically assumes things are safe until discovered otherwise.
true
funny that they don't treat people that way if they're males, its assumed you are guilt until proven wrong
Yeah, the same issue happened with the use of diethylene glycol, which led to the elixir sulfanilamide tragedy in 1937.
@@monad_tcphey if you need to vent about whatever half the entire population of earth did to you i suggest doing that on a video of the same topic
This is basically what happened with radium... Until people's bones started disintegrating 👹
The wordplay in this episode was top-notch. I don't think I've ever enjoyed an episode this much.
I actually still have the full set from my childhood. Never drank out of them though, thankfully.
Neither did I thankfully.
I did neither, thankfully.
Thankfully, neither did I. Mine just collects dust in my mum's display cabinet
They will probably be collectors items oneday
You could probably put them on display though. Just in a spot where you and any guests you might have know not to use them.
I literally have both sets (8 cups in total) because I worked at McDonald's. Even back then I heard about the cancerous potential (after I purchased them). I never used them. For a while I had them still wrapped in the Shrek themed paper bags, but removed them about 6 years ago. I will never use them. I'll just keep them as sentimental nostalgic cups.
The real question here is how does a multi-hundred billion dollar multinational put a product out to customers without testing it for supply chain contamination? And what are the implications for the cooking equipment, utensils, pipes, and fittings used behind the counter that customers never have the chance to test independently?
Good question, hopefully the companies producing said things for behind the counter are under heavy scrutiny already and are passed and are OK.
@@apfelstrudlOfOA hopefully
@@apfelstrudlOfOA I mean, it's the United States of America, so probably they're not under any scrutiny.
Because it wasn't as profitable for them if they did due diligence and properly/fully safety test their products. Or to use a more expensive material to get the same result but be much safer for use. That's a lot of "wasted" money spent on making sure they don't poison millions of people that instead could have been "saved" to generate value for shareholders. So pretty much what @malinia.20 said, it's the USA. There's not much scrutiny when there's money to be made....
Defunding regulatory bodies while bribing the people working for them is an American tradition
I'm happy to see Grill in your new videos, it's great to have him back :)
15:13 oh no, the Coffee Maker's construct Kernel panicked and has to restart, poor guy isn't going to remember a thing 🤣🤣🤣
They were Garfield mugs that were recalled in the 80s for the same reason ( I also got a McDonald’s ad as soon as I clicked on this video)
Oh I remember those Garfield mugs. I didn't know they were recalled. I guess I know why my mom took them away now😅 I used to drink out of them a lot. I guess I didn't do too bad considering I'm still alive
yeah they had lead and cadmium im pretty sure
@@sakurakitsunestarI have one of the Garfield mugs and use it regularly
My Nana had those for 4 decades. She lived until her 90's. She smoked regularly too. They should've researched her genetic make up, because she was indestructible. 💪😎
@@plinko84 your nana can witness the world ending 😭
Howard can growl! The metal cut was cool. 🙂
I dig it 😁😁
@@lucialovecraft
1. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Cool 😎🥶❄️🧊🙂
2. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Cold 😎🥶❄️🧊🙂
3. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Freezing 😎🥶❄️🧊🙂
4. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Warm 😎🥵🔥🌋🙂
5. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Hot 😎🥵🔥🌋🙂
6. Howard Can Grow The Metal Cut ✂️ Was Boiling 😎🥵🔥🌋🙂
The comedic whit from that coffee machine is incredible.
Of course it didn't pass; corporations are more important than children. 🙄
I'm glad this story blew up as of recent, I was surprised no one was talking about it even 4 years ago
THE TONGUE FEEL OF WHAT 8:14
EVERYTHING!!!👻
I saw this right when the timestamp mentioned came
💀
Oh man, those Garfield cups gave me massive nostalgia. My grandma has those. We used them as kids (in the 90s). They weren't used often, but yeah. I wonder if she still has them. She's the healthiest person in our whole family.
As a Metal Head myself, I absolutely approve of 4:37. New subgenre of Brew-Core unlocked🤘
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Brew-Core? Hahahaha. Good one.
Legit 😂😂
My mother had a full set of the original McDonald's character glasses with lead paint in them. She'd brought them home in the 1970s, stuck them in a box, and never used them. When it came out that they had lead paint, she never turned them in. She was quite proud of her never-displayed collection.
My family used to have those Garfield mugs, my dad got them when he was growing up back in the 80s!!! I messaged my parents right away to let them know to take them out of the mug cabinet right away!
I had a cup I loved, with Garfield no less. I must have been 10 or so. My older brother broke it, admitted it, and told me to basically get over it. Years later, he told me the same thing when he backed into my car. 😮💨
So much for "I'm Lovin' it," huh?
Badabababa! _Poison status effect acquired!_
Shrek is love. Shrek is life.
@@RobotacularRoBob Shrek is also poisonous too, apparently
Gotta love it when the people who decide what's safe ban one yellow paint but allow another because it's not as toxic, but is still toxic, makes you want to facepalm so hard it might cause nuclear fusion to occur........... :S
Thanks to this video, I just threw out my 1978 Garfield McDonald’s mug and my Welch jelly cups I’d been saving for my child to use when old enough. Nope, nope, nope.
I mean you couldve just saved them in a locked display case, they are antiques.
I remember the jelly jars with the cartoons characters on them.
NOOOO GARFIELD
@@gooreum2023 naauuu garfeld
If my 1995 Batman Forever glassware cups are toxic then I'm already dead.
Same
Brew is the only reason why u have nightmares, but somehow I just can’t stop watching him.
Shrek is Life,
Shrek is also... Death💀
Think that's bad? You should see what the FOOD does to you...
I mean, similarly to drinking from the glasses, once in a while won't hurt.
"Food"
@@Crawfishnessya but they are speaking for the addicts of this stuff that have been getting the breakfast every morning for years straight or a Big Mac meal for lunch everyday.
Why can't they ban it in most products but still allow it in art materials...? At my last gallery opening I didn't see a single person licking the canvases....
I paint and I wouldn't wanna use Cadmium paint. I collect some of those old paints and they're like a death sentence in a bottle
@@ElHabsburgHechizado I'd would say avoid them if you lick your brushes or eat while painting though.. Cadmium-free paints are pretty good now but they're not quite the same. I'll always love cadmium oranges for sunsets.
I'd say "don't drink your paint water" but anyone who's ever used a brush has had a big ol' swig of paint water at least once.
@@Y2KNWI luckily have not yet. I make sure to make it obvious or more likely not drink (or eat) entirely while I’m painting/actively have to get up to drink. Paint water drinking tends to be averted with this practice.
That's because people wouldn't and shouldn't eat paint in the first place. Its only becomes an issue where is used in food and children's stuff.
Back in my grade 11 chemistry class we made yellow lead pigment. It was extremely bright and vibrant. 🙂
Lead(II) iodide, right? I remember that demo!
@@eroraf8637 That's the one! 🙂
Wait til you see Uranium yellow.
@@Volundur9567 I grew up in a Uranium mining town. On a tour they showed us yellow cake. 🙂
1:45 please stop
I can't believe you didn't mention Fiestaware. They're not only toxic from heavy metals, but they are also significantly radioactive, particularly the red ones.
The more bright and pretty things are, the more dangerous, it seems....just as is in nature!
Holy shit. I have that Shrek one in the cupboard. Just drank water from it this morning
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uh oh
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stop using it.
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I have the older Garfield hot cocoa mugs from Hardee's. They had paint that contained lead and cadmium.
For once, a story I already knew about. 😬 I almost had one of those cups.
I love the old format being back with Grill~
Pretty interesting. I work as an inspector at an Aerospace warehouse and on the bench I use there's a sticker on the shelf mount that says "Contains Cadmium, Cancer hazard, avoid creating dust"
The way my eyes widened when I saw the McDonald’s glasses. My grandmother had the one with Ronald McDonald on it. I probably drank out of it. She passed away in 2011 and I have no idea what happened to the glasses.
4:57 no don't stop the music. i was enjoying it. 🙁
This was such an informative and fun video, well-researched, AND SO PUNNY. I also haven't seen your videos in ages (since the exploding computer chair one made me anxiously check under every chair for a factory sticker and quality assurance), happy to see the growing cast.
Oh great I remember LOVING the Shrek one as a kid, I used it for forever and remember the paint being so chipped by the time I accidentally broke it
(2:38) "She took out her wand, which in this case was a Thermo Scientific Niton XRF Analizer"
I just checked the price on a Thermo Scientific Niton XL2 and they're like $25,000 used on eBay. How many people just happen to have a $25,000 toy they can zap things with?
Probably someone who needs to use a Thermo Scientific Niton XRF Analyser on a frequent basis?
probably not many, but the ones who do are current or former environmental engineers like the woman in the video
I got one of these! Never drank from it though. My uncle had found out about the recall very quickly. I use it as a pen holder now.
hopefully you don't have a habit of chewing on pens/pencils
@@LeRoy_Jenkins1 Thank god no. I also remember to wash my hands if it touch the paint on the glass.
I use mine as a pen holder too! The inside of it doesn’t have paint after all
I have a full set of these. They sit behind glass on a shelf next to my husband's Star Wars glasses from Burger King. We've never drank out of them. Good thing, I guess.
People protesting a ban because it would limit their color pallete sounds absolutely ridiculous...
No wonder why brew is named brew now.
Bru
To be fair, it's probably less carcinogenic than the food at McDonalds.
I swear there infusing asbestos in their sprite
@@Cane4092I used to work at a local franchise. We kept a big rig battery hooked up to the sprite nozzle. That’s why it’s so crispy
I still have my Shrek and Fiona glasses. I was a little kid at the time, and I don't think my parents ever knew about the recall. We drink from them all the time and now you've got me worried 😭
i had on until recently un scared, I didn't use them often but 😭
Dark chocolate "I'm healthier than milk chocolate."
Also dark chocolate: "I'm high in cadmium & lead."
When I first found out about that I shed a single tear. There are some brands that have lower amounts of metals though, but they are hard to find!
18:31 RIP blinking coffee mug
It's crazy to think how it was only discovered because someone scanned it with an XRF. There could be equally toxic stuff all around our homes not discovered because nobody goes around shooting X-Rays on things.
Can I get a whole album of that heavy metal please
"What's up with him?"
"I think he's Frozen"
😂
😂😂
I got the Disney Fantasia 2000 glass set in 2017 from an eBay auction. I only drank from them once or twice at the time. Then I found out about the amounts of cadmium in the glasses. From that day forward they're used as decoration in my room.
US industry: "Why don't we use Strontium-134 as a food supplement? Why not? It's not regulated yet! Wait it is?"
I remember have multiple Garfield cups at my grandparents house when I was little. I held the handle with my left hand and ate with my right hand
4:31 wouldn't 𝙩𝙤𝙭𝙞𝙘 𝙢𝙚𝙩𝙖𝙡 be more accurate? Cadmium's about the same density as copper.
It's the dose that makes the poison, and in chemistry, "heavy metal" is a technical term.
Copper is a heavy metal, just not as poisonous.
As a metalhead for the past 30+ years I loved the references sprinkled on this video! Nice work, coffee pot metal is a new genre I didnt know I needed in my life, haha.
Crazy that they literally would have just kept selling them if it wasn’t for one mom
My sister has this cool Pokémon mug with Pikachu and Raichu on it, and when it's hot, lightning bolts appear that fade as it cools.
I wonder what the “gold” rim on my glasses was made of. It’s all worn off now. Thankfully we only used them at Christmas, and the picture is away from where you drink.
"Think of the children" except for when they're being poisoned by things that should not be on things including food that is banned in other countries.
When Despicable Me 4 came out, I got the happy meal for the toy. The toy was so poorly made with bad quality, so I left the toy at McDonalds.
0:17 _One day your friend comes over._
Joke’s on you, I don’t have any friends, therefore I can’t get cancer.
There's an episode of House MD where a patient and his wife got cadmium poisoning. It's Sports Medicine S1 E12.
I remember that.
I have a friend in Japan with some of these symptoms, and she has always had a lousy diet and poor nutrition. She didn't start taking multivitamins until this year, and is anemic. She frequently complains about back and body pain, fatigue, coughing and vomiting blood, etc, and her mom died after she was born, and her dad has chronic kidney disease. I know you said they replaced the soil in 2012, but that was merely a decade ago. Heavy metal and toxin build up for Japanese women that typically are 40-50kg is something to think about. Even if she doesn't have the itai itai disease, it's worth it to talk to her about taking spirulina or something to help rid of those toxic metals anyway
1:12 I have the Miss Piggy glass from 1984!!
Cooll
“I think he’s frozen.”
Moments of comic relief are welcome.
As an artist, i use cadmium a lot, but afterwards when the paint is dry i clear coat it so it is permanently sealed to the canvas
I used to have a set of those Garfield glasses back in the 1980's!
Can't remember how many times (10 year old me) licked the side, when a drop of soda dripped down!
That Tardigrade playing guitar is so cool❤
Tardigrade is such a great word.xx
10:25 the caffiene addict kills his reputation
"What? I like the tongue feel."
This is why I love this channel.
I think this franchise actually never told anyone that their toys were poisonous since 2007? 😱 I think they're keeping secrets from everyone who buys their food.🤔❓
McDonalds kill an incalculable number everyday. I tried to find out the number and wasn't permitted. DOO DOO DO DO
Thanks for teaching us 20:10 How we can keep our emotional Value Vintage Glasses. If I find now one at my home, I WILL NOT HAVE TO throw it away. But I will be more carefull, might wear gloves while drinking and NEVER do them in the dish-washer.
soooo happy to see more Howard content. He's the best!
18:40
The heck?
Like those artists wouldn't protest if it was radium being banned, right?
The wordplay in this episode was top-notch. I don't think I've ever enjoyed an episode this much.
My mom collected these glasses through the 80s and 90s 😮I guarantee she still has them in the back of her cabinets
"because this is the one with coffee in it"
typical brew honestly
Well some would say Shrek is cancer as a meme, Shrek is love, Shrek is life. But now it's a whole new meaning of Shrek literally gives you cancer unlike the social meme of Shrek is just cancer, social media.
0:17 We did not need to see that..
the least they could have done is sandwich the paint between 2 layers of glass so it couldn't rub off on anything.
I still have the full set of these glasses. They have never been used. I’m glad they didn’t use lead paint as I had heard. Thanks for the video.
Oh God even the coffee machine gives head now... I'm dying of laughter😂😂😂
I think we had those 1970s McD's cups 😅
Edit: had a little LOL at "lead poisoning advocate"
These were sold when I worked at Mc. Donalds years and years ago, are you telling me I shouldn't have been liking the picture on each glass we sold?😐
We worked with lead nitrate in chemistry, but we are in full PPE and dispose of it in the heavy metal waste container loacated inside a fume hood
They didn’t ban lead paint in toys until 2008?!?!?!
I still have the full set, we never used them as they’re collectibles, but we have them in storage anyway.
Nah bro got mcdonalds toys too.. im sobbing
Using cancer to promote cancer. the ultimate cancer
It's ironic that the only good legislation that Cali tried to pass never made it past a committee. Of course.
Bean is so ADORABLE! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
11:05 crazy fact: tampons and pads have lead and arsenic in them, too.