@@xXSupahXFlyXx I don't think they are specifically saying that crypto itself is a scam. Just that because it is a complex concept that few people fully understand (or even understand how to buy/sell in), it is absolutely full of straight-up scams.
@@TML0677 You forgot the part where it's impossible to revert a transaction, you need to re-transfer it back, and if something desyncs in a currency it forks and both forks assume they have the correct data and keep going on.
And the most stupid thing about it is that it's a posterchild of a bubble as people buy NFT's on the promise that someone else will buy it in the future for more.
@@relo999 the digital version of buying expensive shit to sell later, just gotta pray someday you find someone willing to buy it for more and that your time holding it was worth it. Does have the advantage of being digital, but digital also means insanely stupidly easy theft.
@@pulsefel9210 To an extend, yes, but the big difference here is that the items sold are literally valueless and their functional properties can be copied practically infinitely for nothing. While real products still require some cost of copying and in some cases are impossible to copy due to the method of manufacturing being lost or them having been used by some historical figure. Of course those can be inflated to all hell still, but at least their base product is worth something. A beanie baby does still make for a decent kids toy and a tulip does still look good in a garden. But physical goods are rarely so inflated as anything crypto related in relation to it's real world raw goods value. The issue with NFT's and nearly all crypto (and even bitcoin to a large extend) is that people are in essence simply buying a promise of future value with 0 base value based on artificial scarcity. Where as with real products there is at least some base value.
There's also a big problem with Zombie Battleground/Relentless: that's not how NFTs work. That's kind of the problem with NFTs in general, which is that you don't own the thing they are tied to. Literally the only thing you own is the NFT itself and just because you own it doesn't mean you own the work, have any rights on its distribution or anything. Sure, sometimes people sell exclusivity rights and stuff like that alongside it... which has nothing to do with NFTs and can be done without them. NFTs are useless, unless you really want to own a certificate of authenticity, but not the thing it authenticates.
Literally selling empty promises... NFTs would be a con artist's dream, if only people would stop informing themselves with all the freely available information that's all over these days.
NFTs are the ultimate con. Buy nothing, say you own it, pay an exorbitant amount of money for it. It’s just paying for bragging rights, some people are just that vain. The only small credit I give is NFT buyers that flip for a profit of some type, but you’re still contributing to the cause.
I'm not even really in the church anymore, but that whole "Jesus Loves Bitcoin" sticker thing made me so angry! Stop using Jesus' dead body as a puppet to sell things! Jesus doesnt like bitcoin, he didnt even like OLD money.
Yeah, Jesus hates it when people get all obsessed about money. Unless Joel Osteen needs a new jet, then it's virtuous for him to mooch millions of dollars off the faithful. Remember: It's wonderful to give charity, but dirty to receive it, unless you're already rich and not in any kind of need. Then it's wonderful to receive charity. But not if you're poor, then you should get off your 80-hour-workweek butt and finish completely destroying yourself trying to earn a living!
If there is one silver lining from the massive hikes in energy bills this winter, crypto miners hoarding all the graphics cards are going to have a heart attack when the electric bill comes in.
It’s not exactly something for environmentalists to buy no, might as well take a flight to some far away place instead. Memories are equally solid after all, but with the added bonus of having a real experience behind them.
The future of money is probably just government backed digital currency with no crypto. Think dollars you can't hold in your hands. After lawmakers catch up to tech government regulation will probably make the use of crypto illegal and punishable by fines and prison time. Effectively crypto is just fueled by FOMO pyramid scheme that will be obsolete in our lifetime.
I remember hearing about the new Atari console, and remembered that they filed for Chapter 11, turns out they were bought by a casino company sometime in the past few years before they launched their new console
I love how no matter hoe bad some of these projects have been, the only text to speech ones we have really seen are all these crypto ones to hide that no one seriously dabbling in this is over 16 by the sounds of it.
@@slopesgameroom My favorite is still the potato salad. He just wantd 30 bucks for his potato salad and he ended up with 10k and a lot of potato salad enthusiast friends.
bought a pack off amazon, and they're meh. the ones proclaiming if you mix PB & Choc (CUPodcast I'm looknig at you) and it'll taste like a PB Cup are straight LIES!
Valve (yes, THAT Valve, the trusted company who runs Steam) tried to make a digital TCG game where you "owned" the cards (they were bound to Steam accounts) and could trade them on the Steam marketplace, and it was based on one of the most popular games in the world at the time. It was a *massive* failure that died in the span of a couple of months, one of the only times that a game of theirs has failed to find an audience. If one of the largest and most successful gaming companies in the world couldn't make it work with all of the advantages they had, and with vast amounts of cash and tools at their disposal, then what chance did these backers think that a couple of johnnies-come-lately with less than $350k have with an entirely new IP?!
No kidding, hydraulic power steering assist motors/ units (I'm no expert, disclaimer) have been having trouble with rpm and battery power for years (I learned this second hand while looking up an issue with my car that had an electric power steering assist unit in my Pontiac g6 2006. I only read a few paragraphs, feel free to look it up and see that it's essentially impossible to run a cryptomine out of a electric car without having 20 running constantly for 20 years)
Here's the thing: a "bitcoin billionaire" can more accurately be described as "not a billionaire" because the thing about crypto-currency is that, by definition, it doesn't have any value on its own. It only does if someone buys it from you. It's potential wealth but unless you sell it, you might as well say you're a Monopoly Money billionaire. It's like if I said I have over 150000€ because I recently bought an apartment that costs that. There's a huge difference between owning X amount worth of something and actually having X amount of money, and the fact that so many cryptocurrency speculators rely on that confusion should be rather concerning for anyone willing to get into cryptocurrency.
The fuel pay COULD perform as they said, but you'd better hope the Fuel Pay coin, or whichever one they are mining, is worth some decent amount of money when its being sold instead of being put into a wallet so you can sell at you own discretion
In no way, shape or form is there a magical little box that takes energy from the motion of a car, generates and checks complex security equations (how bitcoins are created and validated) and fills up your gas tank with free fuel siphoned from the wishing dimension. The entire premise is a massive stack of week-old baloney and it's alarming that anyone would be even partially fooled by it.
@@hazukichanx408 are you trying to say that there is no way to get electricity from a car? You do realise that there are already electrical outlets in cars, right? Did you know where that electricity comes from? That’s right, it’s electricity generated using power from the engine that isn’t being used to move the car. Amazing what modern technology can do, turning motion into electricity, whatever will they think of next? You’ll also find that we do have magic little boxes that you put energy into and get mathematical work out! That’s the real problem though, it’s plausible. The technology exists for everything they say to actually function. Not in any useful or productive way - first up that power isn’t spare unless you’re going downhill in gear, so any cryptocurrency you earn will need to be balanced against the increased fuel costs. Then you’ve got the actual size of the device (notwithstanding that it’s actually a freeview box) being too small to contain most of the hardware commonly used for mining, and the power consumption is typically pretty high (not to mention mining is usually done with a farm, not one device). And here’s the really fun one... if you want to validate crypto transactions, you need an internet connection. I can’t even get a stable internet connection at my house, imagine trying to get a stable internet connection while driving around, in the city, through tunnels, mountains and crosscountry. Just plausible enough to sound legit if you’re not well-versed. And that’s what makes it a dangerous scam.
I mean to be honest that Zombie Card game just straight ripped Hearthstones UI just changed the textures and sprites. Like almost every scene looked like a hearthstones UI.
"If it ain't broke, steal it!" Ironically that's basically Blizzard's own motto, too... though at least they tend to pretty stuff up between the swiping and the selling.
Slopps: I told you the Atari Vcs was scam. Also Slopps: Has pre-order the Intellvision Amico. (Note: Nothing against him, but I hope the recent stuff that came out about the Amico has change his opinion on the system.)
Spoiler: He made an entire documentary on it, and he pre ordered assuming it would possibly fail, meaning he'd still make his investment back through the documentary. I'd recommend seeing his Amico video of course as a double feature with the roblox oof video from funny wall breaking man
0:41 shout out to Soulja boy the CEO of Atari... oops, too soon! 😆😆😆 Glad you're enjoying the cereal I didn't know you never had peanut butter cereal before.
As I watched the Fuel Pay segment I got a ad for some similarly Scandinavian scammers pulling a Amazon scam. Jesus, people really hopped on scamming these days, eh?
Tbh, is it a surprise that a "healthy" imitation of an unhealthy snack food doesn't taste good? Take it from an American where commercialism is synonymous with capitalism, healthy replacements are a dime a dozen and 9/10 are complete frauds, with the 1/10 being overpriced and tasting like dog poop. You can't imitate health, you can't work around exercise, and there are no miracle diets/ foods or inventions that can make you lose weight. There is no substituting health
As for the card game one. Magic the gathering online you actually own the cards. You can even trade in a full set in for real cards, sell and trade them as you like. Sadly Magic the gathering online (mtgo) is old and clunky. While mtgo has more content, cards and mods Magic the gathering Arena is the shiny new one
Sorry about your cereal choices in the Kingdom. Maple-flavored cereal was delivered to us by the name 'Waffle Crisp" Sadly it's hard for even us to find it nowadays!
Before I moved to 🇨🇦 when I was 11, I'd never even conceived of peanut butter AND chocolate.......but unfortunately they don't have any COCO POPS here ! 😳
I've got a pretty decent computer with a 5700 XT(which sells for like 5 times what I paid for it) in it. I evaluated my setup for making bitcoin and it told me I could generate about 10 cents worth a year. Considering that's like a nanosecond of electricity, it's hard to see how you make this profitable.
The farm idea is for them to use a whole server room worth of computers. There is a reason everyone calls it a scam. They cost more then you'll make in ten years to produce, are only worth anything if sold, and barely anyone wants to buy something so risky, let alone sketchy. Meaning, some people farmed fools gold for years and are upset when they learn nobody buys it by the pound
If your American or European it might not be worth doing. Asian countries along with Russia are the areas known for scams because they have little to stop it, and it's hard to track, let alone apprehend someone halfway across the world. If you are from some faraway country with terrible laws or law enforcers. I look forward to hearing about my cars extended/ expired warranty
@@slopesgameroom I agree. crypto videos normally do very well and I thought you did a great job. I have gotten into crypto about a year ago and I watch everything people make on the topic.
Ah yes, that classic entrepreneur success story: Petrified by a single conference, three plucky upstarts bravely leg it, finding wealth within the relaxing predictable world of healthcare software development. I hope their software doesn't hurt anybody.
Couldn't do anymore harm then the fake bomb detectors that were used by actual governments (they were essentially dousing rods, they had no electrical parts, no gears, no anything, a swiveling rod with a empty plastic case. People tried solving murders and looking for bombs with these fucking things.)
@@hossdelgado626 Healthcare software being badly done is how we wind up with the new takes on a THERAC-25 (basically, idiots managed to irradiate x-ray patients so bad they DESTROYED JOINTS AND BOILED PEOPLE ALIVE IN VERY SMALL AREAS.)
Anyone who tries to use text to speech for something serious will always fail, thanks to those memes that exist. It’s why all I could think of with that bitcoin watch video was “BoND wItH Me JImMy”. And it’s also why I can’t take the voice navigation of my local transit’s app because they went with TTS Daniel.
great stuff as always, however the Atari Tokens had and still have nothing to do with the Atari VCS. That is another division altogether, Atari VCS is for games and gamers 🙂
yo as a fellow brit how does magic spoon compare to like weetos and stuff? i mean shit, id even buy them just for the box, but mad curious, i love the idea
I have never seen a more oversaturated speculative boom float like a turd as long as crypto, just praying one day it will nestle into a nice decentralised F you to fiat.
I don't even like Atari so I'm not going to buy it anyways those games are too primitive I didn't even like those games when I was a kid while I did like Pac-Man maybe because I didn't grew up with that system I didn't even grow up with the Nintendo I played it actually I played them both but I grew up with Super Nintendo and Sega
My Atari VCS is something I use every day. I use it as a Linux computer, it emulates Sega Saturn, n64, PlayStation, Atari Jaguar all perfectly plus tons more, I love playing the full Atari legacy collection of games with that awesome wireless classic controller that lights up as I turn it (love that so much). Sorry I didn’t know I was supposed to hate this thing. Why??? It does more than any system I currently have
I have no problem with sponsorships but does using copyrighted content during those segments fall under fair use? I’ve noticed a few segments from other creators recently doing the same with the same sponsor. It seems like it could be problematic.
Cryptocurrencies are not scams, its the people like these that give it a bad name. Also, don't expect to break even with mining unless you mine for literal years.
I do like the Nintendo's not better than the Super Nintendo but I do like it but Atari hell no I don't like the graphics it's too bland and basic I do like Pac-Man that's about it
"Crypto" and "scam" are just two words that go hand in hand, honestly.
Crypto is not a scam if you understand how it is and how the market moves. But of course you can get scammed in crypto just like anything else.
@@xXSupahXFlyXx I don't think they are specifically saying that crypto itself is a scam. Just that because it is a complex concept that few people fully understand (or even understand how to buy/sell in), it is absolutely full of straight-up scams.
@@TML0677 You forgot the part where it's impossible to revert a transaction, you need to re-transfer it back, and if something desyncs in a currency it forks and both forks assume they have the correct data and keep going on.
Crypto is just capitalism, but digital. Money and scams will always be a thing.
@@dacypher22 No, I was absolutely specifically saying crypto itself is a scam! :)
Soon, there'll be Kick Scammers about NFTs next since everyone's joining in the bandwagon
And the most stupid thing about it is that it's a posterchild of a bubble as people buy NFT's on the promise that someone else will buy it in the future for more.
13:00 … he’s ahead of the game as usual
NTFs are literally a late stage capitalism scam.
@@relo999 the digital version of buying expensive shit to sell later, just gotta pray someday you find someone willing to buy it for more and that your time holding it was worth it. Does have the advantage of being digital, but digital also means insanely stupidly easy theft.
@@pulsefel9210 To an extend, yes, but the big difference here is that the items sold are literally valueless and their functional properties can be copied practically infinitely for nothing. While real products still require some cost of copying and in some cases are impossible to copy due to the method of manufacturing being lost or them having been used by some historical figure. Of course those can be inflated to all hell still, but at least their base product is worth something. A beanie baby does still make for a decent kids toy and a tulip does still look good in a garden. But physical goods are rarely so inflated as anything crypto related in relation to it's real world raw goods value.
The issue with NFT's and nearly all crypto (and even bitcoin to a large extend) is that people are in essence simply buying a promise of future value with 0 base value based on artificial scarcity. Where as with real products there is at least some base value.
There's also a big problem with Zombie Battleground/Relentless: that's not how NFTs work. That's kind of the problem with NFTs in general, which is that you don't own the thing they are tied to. Literally the only thing you own is the NFT itself and just because you own it doesn't mean you own the work, have any rights on its distribution or anything. Sure, sometimes people sell exclusivity rights and stuff like that alongside it... which has nothing to do with NFTs and can be done without them. NFTs are useless, unless you really want to own a certificate of authenticity, but not the thing it authenticates.
Literally selling empty promises... NFTs would be a con artist's dream, if only people would stop informing themselves with all the freely available information that's all over these days.
NFTs are the ultimate con. Buy nothing, say you own it, pay an exorbitant amount of money for it. It’s just paying for bragging rights, some people are just that vain. The only small credit I give is NFT buyers that flip for a profit of some type, but you’re still contributing to the cause.
I'm not even really in the church anymore, but that whole
"Jesus Loves Bitcoin" sticker thing made me so angry! Stop using Jesus' dead body as a puppet to sell things! Jesus doesnt like bitcoin, he didnt even like OLD money.
He loves you though ;)
@@relo999 aww
Exactly he never loved money at all, I find that very disgusting to use jesus's name for extorting money.
I remember him flipping some tables for some reason.....
Yeah, Jesus hates it when people get all obsessed about money. Unless Joel Osteen needs a new jet, then it's virtuous for him to mooch millions of dollars off the faithful. Remember: It's wonderful to give charity, but dirty to receive it, unless you're already rich and not in any kind of need. Then it's wonderful to receive charity. But not if you're poor, then you should get off your 80-hour-workweek butt and finish completely destroying yourself trying to earn a living!
If there is one silver lining from the massive hikes in energy bills this winter, crypto miners hoarding all the graphics cards are going to have a heart attack when the electric bill comes in.
It’s not exactly something for environmentalists to buy no, might as well take a flight to some far away place instead. Memories are equally solid after all, but with the added bonus of having a real experience behind them.
theyre mostly in china anyway, the cost of elec is stupidly low compared to the uk
@@itemushmush China recently banned crypto mining
Still profitable, so who's really laughing all the way to the bank?
The electric company. They don’t take payments in the form of cryptocurrency and thus have a bank to go to.
My personal policy on Crypto is that I'm too stupid to know how it works, and too smart to care.
You're going to have to care because it is the future of money.
@@michaelsasylum LMAOOOOO Cool story bro.
@@michaelsasylum suuuuuurrrre
The future of money is probably just government backed digital currency with no crypto. Think dollars you can't hold in your hands. After lawmakers catch up to tech government regulation will probably make the use of crypto illegal and punishable by fines and prison time. Effectively crypto is just fueled by FOMO pyramid scheme that will be obsolete in our lifetime.
@@BryceGoodson So your betting on credit chits?
“You cant own a pyshical version of this digital card so heres an nft of it” fucking what
I remember hearing about the new Atari console, and remembered that they filed for Chapter 11, turns out they were bought by a casino company sometime in the past few years before they launched their new console
I love how no matter hoe bad some of these projects have been, the only text to speech ones we have really seen are all these crypto ones to hide that no one seriously dabbling in this is over 16 by the sounds of it.
Its more so the fact 99% of the crypto world is really lazy and shameless grifters, whereas other scammers atleast bother with some effort
5 minutes in, I started wondering what this cereal scam was really about, then I realized I forgot to skip ahead.
I mean, $40 for 4 boxes of cereal seems like a scam to me...
@@zel9999 or living in Hawaii lol
"A new HD Webcam"
(Shows picture of PS2 EyeToy)
You know, you're not really wrong... that was truly hd back then... and I even used it as one.
That last one was as brutal as it was pathetic. I just keep being reminded why I just don't do Kickstarter stuff.
There are a lot of really good kickstarters actually I just focus on the bad ones
@@slopesgameroom My favorite is still the potato salad. He just wantd 30 bucks for his potato salad and he ended up with 10k and a lot of potato salad enthusiast friends.
Every cryptocurrency is a scam, it's just that some of them become successful.
^^^^ true
I see a lot of people say the cereal of Spoon is meh, and overpriced. I would agree, but it gets sponsored everywhere now
From watching Drew Gooden's video on it, most of them are actively nasty
bought a pack off amazon, and they're meh. the ones proclaiming if you mix PB & Choc (CUPodcast I'm looknig at you) and it'll taste like a PB Cup are straight LIES!
It's no longer everywhere
Valve (yes, THAT Valve, the trusted company who runs Steam) tried to make a digital TCG game where you "owned" the cards (they were bound to Steam accounts) and could trade them on the Steam marketplace, and it was based on one of the most popular games in the world at the time. It was a *massive* failure that died in the span of a couple of months, one of the only times that a game of theirs has failed to find an audience.
If one of the largest and most successful gaming companies in the world couldn't make it work with all of the advantages they had, and with vast amounts of cash and tools at their disposal, then what chance did these backers think that a couple of johnnies-come-lately with less than $350k have with an entirely new IP?!
Even if that FuelPay thing could be real, it sounds like it'd just be a quicker way of depleting your car's battery.
No kidding, hydraulic power steering assist motors/ units (I'm no expert, disclaimer) have been having trouble with rpm and battery power for years (I learned this second hand while looking up an issue with my car that had an electric power steering assist unit in my Pontiac g6 2006. I only read a few paragraphs, feel free to look it up and see that it's essentially impossible to run a cryptomine out of a electric car without having 20 running constantly for 20 years)
Here's the thing: a "bitcoin billionaire" can more accurately be described as "not a billionaire" because the thing about crypto-currency is that, by definition, it doesn't have any value on its own. It only does if someone buys it from you. It's potential wealth but unless you sell it, you might as well say you're a Monopoly Money billionaire. It's like if I said I have over 150000€ because I recently bought an apartment that costs that. There's a huge difference between owning X amount worth of something and actually having X amount of money, and the fact that so many cryptocurrency speculators rely on that confusion should be rather concerning for anyone willing to get into cryptocurrency.
At least monopoly money isn't an MLM structure where your money comes from the smaller shmucks buying in.
Anyone else spit out their cereal after looking up the price of Magic Spoon cereal?
Yeah, I think I'll pass on $10 for a box of cereal thanks.
Just eat regular cereal, ffs. It doesnt even SOUND appealing
"For every mile you travel."
>video takes place in Europe
Real good research they did huh?
- maybe Tommy T should make some Amico crypto. Patiently waiting for kickscammers to cover the amico
Because: lolz
Lol don't give the Amiico mafia any ideas! 😂
Magic Spoon tastes like shit! It's healthy, yeah, but the taste is so terrible...
And expensive.
The fuel pay COULD perform as they said, but you'd better hope the Fuel Pay coin, or whichever one they are mining, is worth some decent amount of money when its being sold instead of being put into a wallet so you can sell at you own discretion
In no way, shape or form is there a magical little box that takes energy from the motion of a car, generates and checks complex security equations (how bitcoins are created and validated) and fills up your gas tank with free fuel siphoned from the wishing dimension. The entire premise is a massive stack of week-old baloney and it's alarming that anyone would be even partially fooled by it.
@@hazukichanx408 are you trying to say that there is no way to get electricity from a car? You do realise that there are already electrical outlets in cars, right? Did you know where that electricity comes from? That’s right, it’s electricity generated using power from the engine that isn’t being used to move the car. Amazing what modern technology can do, turning motion into electricity, whatever will they think of next? You’ll also find that we do have magic little boxes that you put energy into and get mathematical work out!
That’s the real problem though, it’s plausible. The technology exists for everything they say to actually function. Not in any useful or productive way - first up that power isn’t spare unless you’re going downhill in gear, so any cryptocurrency you earn will need to be balanced against the increased fuel costs. Then you’ve got the actual size of the device (notwithstanding that it’s actually a freeview box) being too small to contain most of the hardware commonly used for mining, and the power consumption is typically pretty high (not to mention mining is usually done with a farm, not one device). And here’s the really fun one... if you want to validate crypto transactions, you need an internet connection. I can’t even get a stable internet connection at my house, imagine trying to get a stable internet connection while driving around, in the city, through tunnels, mountains and crosscountry.
Just plausible enough to sound legit if you’re not well-versed. And that’s what makes it a dangerous scam.
5:22 "What do you get the guy, that already has everything??" PENECILLIN!!!!
A bit specific, but you do you
I mean to be honest that Zombie Card game just straight ripped Hearthstones UI just changed the textures and sprites. Like almost every scene looked like a hearthstones UI.
"If it ain't broke, steal it!"
Ironically that's basically Blizzard's own motto, too... though at least they tend to pretty stuff up between the swiping and the selling.
Slopps: I told you the Atari Vcs was scam.
Also Slopps: Has pre-order the Intellvision Amico.
(Note: Nothing against him, but I hope the recent stuff that came out about the Amico has change his opinion on the system.)
Spoiler: He made an entire documentary on it, and he pre ordered assuming it would possibly fail, meaning he'd still make his investment back through the documentary.
I'd recommend seeing his Amico video of course as a double feature with the roblox oof video from funny wall breaking man
Magic spoon is absolutely awful.
And it’s like $6770 a box
0:41 shout out to Soulja boy the CEO of Atari... oops, too soon! 😆😆😆 Glad you're enjoying the cereal I didn't know you never had peanut butter cereal before.
As I watched the Fuel Pay segment I got a ad for some similarly Scandinavian scammers pulling a Amazon scam. Jesus, people really hopped on scamming these days, eh?
holy cow man that magic spoon stuff is not cheap $10 a box
And from what I've heard, it tastes like garbage. Cheaper and better tasting to just eat fruits and vegetables.
@@dreamlandnightmare Thats what I've heard too, seen god knows how many people saying its horrible.
Tbh, is it a surprise that a "healthy" imitation of an unhealthy snack food doesn't taste good? Take it from an American where commercialism is synonymous with capitalism, healthy replacements are a dime a dozen and 9/10 are complete frauds, with the 1/10 being overpriced and tasting like dog poop. You can't imitate health, you can't work around exercise, and there are no miracle diets/ foods or inventions that can make you lose weight. There is no substituting health
I think I remember Fuel Pay from a year or two ago. It's definitely a fake.
I thought so too...
I never wanted to take the risk of trying cryptocurrency in fear of what it could lead up to, and it's a good thing I never did!
crypto is such a scam
As for the card game one. Magic the gathering online you actually own the cards. You can even trade in a full set in for real cards, sell and trade them as you like. Sadly Magic the gathering online (mtgo) is old and clunky. While mtgo has more content, cards and mods Magic the gathering Arena is the shiny new one
You can also have your whole collection taken away and all your money spent made completely worthless for "violating TOS".
@@paul.1337 not even forever, until the servers go down and your left with less then nothing is more like it
Been wanting to watch this for a while. Thank you slopes game room. Love the videos
The fact that English people aren't totally familiar with Peanut Butter is still surprising to me even after all these years.
I didn't know that. Weird, explains the marmite on toast though
The only thing I could think during that Bitcoin watch video was "Hello. Smithers. You'reQuite. Good. At. Turning. Me. On."
That VCS burn at the beginning might be your biggest burn ever lol
Sorry about your cereal choices in the Kingdom.
Maple-flavored cereal was delivered to us by the name 'Waffle Crisp"
Sadly it's hard for even us to find it nowadays!
All of Crypto and NFT is a scam, but I'm happy to take advantage.
Before I moved to 🇨🇦 when I was 11, I'd never even conceived of peanut butter AND chocolate.......but unfortunately they don't have any COCO POPS here ! 😳
I never bought into any kind of cryptocurrency. Maybe I'm too much of a purest, but I prefer to have money that actually exists.
It was only paper profit anyway. All the money has already been made. The various tax departments have noticed.
The Tommy Tallarico theme during the cereal sponsor has aged as well as the milk you used to film them
That bitcoin watch video sounds more like a kidnapper's ransom note than a product pitch
Video actually starts at 5:03 ….
I've got a pretty decent computer with a 5700 XT(which sells for like 5 times what I paid for it) in it. I evaluated my setup for making bitcoin and it told me I could generate about 10 cents worth a year. Considering that's like a nanosecond of electricity, it's hard to see how you make this profitable.
The farm idea is for them to use a whole server room worth of computers. There is a reason everyone calls it a scam. They cost more then you'll make in ten years to produce, are only worth anything if sold, and barely anyone wants to buy something so risky, let alone sketchy. Meaning, some people farmed fools gold for years and are upset when they learn nobody buys it by the pound
After watching this video i kind of wonder why i work everyday, i should just scam people on the internet for money
If your American or European it might not be worth doing. Asian countries along with Russia are the areas known for scams because they have little to stop it, and it's hard to track, let alone apprehend someone halfway across the world. If you are from some faraway country with terrible laws or law enforcers. I look forward to hearing about my cars extended/ expired warranty
Probably cause your a decent person and never thought about scamming people for a living.
lmao @ the fuel pay one...c'mon! fuel will never be free.
I loved that you made a video on crypto scams and hope you make more.
Yeah, I was surprised this one didn't do all that well
@@slopesgameroom I agree. crypto videos normally do very well and I thought you did a great job.
I have gotten into crypto about a year ago and I watch everything people make on the topic.
Ah yes, cereals that comes from the other side of the planet.
16:11 that Dilanka guy was like: "execute, update 66".
Did I hear a bit of ‘Cabinet Man’ at the beginning of that first scam showcase? Amazing taste.
Possibly the best use of MvC2's music lmao
7:22 ...? kind of love the decision to include this video for seemingly no reason
Ah yes, that classic entrepreneur success story: Petrified by a single conference, three plucky upstarts bravely leg it, finding wealth within the relaxing predictable world of healthcare software development.
I hope their software doesn't hurt anybody.
Couldn't do anymore harm then the fake bomb detectors that were used by actual governments (they were essentially dousing rods, they had no electrical parts, no gears, no anything, a swiveling rod with a empty plastic case. People tried solving murders and looking for bombs with these fucking things.)
@@hossdelgado626 Healthcare software being badly done is how we wind up with the new takes on a THERAC-25 (basically, idiots managed to irradiate x-ray patients so bad they DESTROYED JOINTS AND BOILED PEOPLE ALIVE IN VERY SMALL AREAS.)
@@neoqwerty That is so batshit insane that I believe you... why though? Wtf.
You guys don't have Reeses Puffs cereal in the UK!?
We do have that
@@AllThingsWrestling Ah. I guess he either hasn't seen it or didn't know about it then.
@@kip258 true. there not that common to be fair
Anyone who tries to use text to speech for something serious will always fail, thanks to those memes that exist. It’s why all I could think of with that bitcoin watch video was “BoND wItH Me JImMy”. And it’s also why I can’t take the voice navigation of my local transit’s app because they went with TTS Daniel.
05:10 aahh, nice! Blood money Music ! Amiga rulez ! 🍺😎👍
He mixed the peanut butter with the cocoa. Gahdamn.
Was that clip of the person running with the sledgehammer in blackface????
OMG Is that World of Goo music you used in the background?!
oh, you mean all of them?
Finally realizing lately you have a _lot_ of hats.
Why do I recognise the tune at 5:03?
@@Sedric-and-Charlie Sorry yeah I mean that title card jingle. I definitely know it from somewhere else but I can’t think from where.
Clever use of the "Take you for a ride" song after pondering what rewards the webcam thot offered for paying for her HD cam.
great stuff as always, however the Atari Tokens had and still have nothing to do with the Atari VCS. That is another division altogether, Atari VCS is for games and gamers 🙂
9:05 Wait does it convert energy into cash or does it create fuel?
14:48 Your YT recommendeds looks a lot like mine - Matt McMuscles, OSW, Avalanche Reviews, Karl Jobst, Fredrik Knudsen, Wrestelamia
Great minds think alike mate
Looking good slopes
So tired of the Zombie theme... zombie this zombie that... zombie hit me with a wiffle ball bat.
so when's the Atari VCS kickscammer video coming out?
Slope should make his own crypto currency
Slope Coin has a nice ring to it
What's the music at 8:17?
Okay...now do NFT scams next!!!
yo as a fellow brit how does magic spoon compare to like weetos and stuff? i mean shit, id even buy them just for the box, but mad curious, i love the idea
This is full of crypty-stuff...eat cereals instead!
Slopes, ya should do one on NFTs bruh. Good vid nonetheless.
It'd be interesting for sure
I have never seen a more oversaturated speculative boom float like a turd as long as crypto, just praying one day it will nestle into a nice decentralised F you to fiat.
9:26 WUT?
ngl I want a Jesus Loves Crypto t-shirt
Song at 14:35 please?
13:11 what the? you never swear on these vids
Undertale music! ^^
I don't even like Atari so I'm not going to buy it anyways those games are too primitive I didn't even like those games when I was a kid while I did like Pac-Man maybe because I didn't grew up with that system I didn't even grow up with the Nintendo I played it actually I played them both but I grew up with Super Nintendo and Sega
Ronda quartz watch movements are one of the cheapest, non clone, movements you can buy. I'm talking $15 cheap.
Magic Spoon is a crypto scam????
Yes everyone pay to get early access to videos with content we've already seen on this channel!
What?
Nice
So is crypto made up money?😅
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Honestly im usually against nfts, but using nfts as a online trading cards is one instance i wouldnt mind.
Not sure it makes a lot of sense to sponsor an American cereal when you're British. 😆
Hey can you do me a favor can you tell one of your backers the cheese burglar can he bring me a cheeseburger from McDonald's
My Atari VCS is something I use every day. I use it as a Linux computer, it emulates Sega Saturn, n64, PlayStation, Atari Jaguar all perfectly plus tons more, I love playing the full Atari legacy collection of games with that awesome wireless classic controller that lights up as I turn it (love that so much). Sorry I didn’t know I was supposed to hate this thing. Why??? It does more than any system I currently have
I have no problem with sponsorships but does using copyrighted content during those segments fall under fair use? I’ve noticed a few segments from other creators recently doing the same with the same sponsor. It seems like it could be problematic.
Cryptocurrencies are not scams, its the people like these that give it a bad name. Also, don't expect to break even with mining unless you mine for literal years.
Cryptocurrencies sound like stocks with the worst underlying framework for what it's used for, tbh.
Gg
I do like the Nintendo's not better than the Super Nintendo but I do like it but Atari hell no I don't like the graphics it's too bland and basic I do like Pac-Man that's about it