For those wondering how Mike got the toys if they're banned: selling/manufacturing is banned, not owning. That's why Mike had plastic, not metal lawn darts.
@p-__ ok.... so.... what does that have to do with the prices of rice in China? I didn't say anything about if he was good or not. I was talking about the context of his video. If this is a troll, it was a very lazie attempt.
Nerf has been aware for a long time. It’s a very common practice for nerf owners to replaces the spring used in the launching mechanism for a stronger one, thus increasing the dart range and speed
Scary how many seemingly harmless toys can be dangerous. Great job highlighting these risks. As a parent, this is crucial information. Definitely sharing this with other parents.
Lawyers need to put product warning on Bucky Balls: Do Not Insert This Product In Mouth Or Rectum. What say you just don't sit your toddler down in front of it while you go to take a nap.
NGL, I kinda wish that he and Ugo had collabed on this one. Like, after every time they had to concede a point to the other one over the legal topic of the day, they had to test one without any safety equipment. This way, they only bring the arguments forward they're willing to lost a finger/limb for 😂 👀
9:22 The bigger concern with the Uranium is more that is it toxic not the radioactivity because they probably included somthing that gives of next to no radiation.
If you know the toys history, thats the reason for the ban. Using the kit and a bunch of outside materials a kid in I believe a Chicago suburb created a small reactor and irradiated his families whole property which was then condemned for clean up, losing them the house and it also irradiated the whole block as the reactor was just throwing off fallout, It took years supposedly for the hazmats to successfully clean it up and remove the things so irradiated that they themselves were adding to it. I think the dude survived too. He was just a teen at the time.
They always mention the roller blade Barbie but they never mention what prompted the ban; A boy got his pants caught on fire by it while he was playing with his sister (he was okay, just shook). The only time anyone's talked about that particular detail was on the Transformers wiki, because the whole incident prompted Hasbro to get rid of a very similar toy that also sparked. Now when they do anything like that, they keep it absolutely contained in a plastic capsule.
It is cellulose paper on wood. I literally held burning cellulose paper in my hand. Wood is actually quite heat resistant you would need moru heat than that. There are however many more flammable materials than solid wood.
The two best toy recalls I have ever heard of were A. The paw patrol fire hat that was recalled for being a fire hazard (does anybody else see Marshall shaking his head disapprovingly well muttering you're going to need a ruf ruf rescue when your boss is through with you), and B. The pins labeled "for the children's sake, think toy safety" which were recalled on ground being a choking hazard, the pin to sharp, and the paint toxic.
I hate the choking hazard alone for banning something, if there arent young kids around its not even a hazard. I mean hell you could choke on a piece of fruit and die one day and theyre not all affixed with a choking hazard.
i think the reason why it’s a serious choking hazard is because you don’t just have 1 or a couple of orbeez, You have DOZENS. And it’s added by the fact it’s squishy, and reminds us of gummies
Yeah, it was probably worth some money. But personally I never collect anything if I can't take it out of the box. What's the fun in that? But he could have sold the boxed version to a weirdo who collects boxed stuff (haha no offense if you do) and bought an unboxed one to play with (for a net profit).
Those lil punx get into everything. Magnets are cool to play with and could even be appetizing if Pica is involved due to lack of minerals in our foods.
My parents still have their metal tipped lawn darts in original box. When I seen the wrist flamethrower it wasn't advertised to kids, it was advertised as a magician's prop.
@@josejh-eb8st they are collectable now because you can't get them. They are both dead and all of the property is in a family trust. Just my sister and I but the memories are worth more than the tangible items. You would be surprised to know what we left that museums had borrowed. We felt that it was where it should be.
Lawn darts were the absolute best yard game. They flew long and straight like nothing else. Imagine a 9" nail with the point end completely rounded, then 4" of it taken and stuck into a 3-4oz weight. Give that assembly a sturdy 6-8" dart tail, and send it downrange!
There are many product testing channels/websites. Mike, your rapid fire (pun intended) product testing is great. We learn about the law from you, and this piece was different but very law oriented, fun too watch, and quite enlightening. Thank you for it.
How are you not at five million yet?! You deserve millions more subscribers, delivering expert law advice in an easy, entertaining way. Have a great day!
that is the era where the US was obsessed with nuclear shit lmao they made dressing contests of the cloud of nukes, wanted to make nuclear cars damn it, probably they even had an celebration every time an nuke was tested in new mexico
From $17K to $145K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
Regarding the orbies: Has anyone sued them after clear warnings were placed on the packaging? If so, did the lawsuits actually go through? If so, shouldn't they not have, given that the warnings were clearly and prominently featured on said packaging, and thus any injury or death resulting in the mishandling/misuse of the product was the result of neglect/negligence of the consumer (or parent of)? 🤔
Ye also Mike I think you can do stuff with stuff like the Barbie doll with our a license if I'm right for movie remake(s) I'm thinking of doing the back to the future train scene(s) 4 props for 3 parts but there will be one more just to blow up since it did
given the fact we can only own handguns, bolt/lever action rifles and most shotguns people have rattlecanned nerf blasters black and attempted to use them as robbery tools. stupid to think it works, even more stupid to actually fall for it. me personally though if someone sticks a gun shaped object in my face im not fuckin with em
Nerf hobbyist here... aussie nerf hobbyist. It's not all nerf blasters in Australia. It's that a select few can technically be classified as fire arms. Nerf is *considered* a firearm under some aussie legal definitions but it's all in a super grey area. That jolt reskin used in this video is completely legal and heck you can even open carry it. But it gets tricky with stuff like fortnite blasters and definitely the bigger hobby blasters like the milsig m79, worker harrier or bk-1s. Though I completely agree. Nerf in all forms should be completely legal and the joule cap for toy/imitation firearms and nerf should be raised to at least European limits. 70fps don't cut it for stock games anymore.
Nerf: Releases an ACTUAL toy looking like a TOY, can't be mistaken with an actual firearm because it looks like a TOY. Some Australian state: NAAAAAAH IT LOOKS LIKE A DANGEROUS FIREARM REEEEEEEE. You can always count on Australia to release some of the most stupid laws ever.
I think toys that considered dangerous bc people are stupid (like eating them and volunteering to get shocked) shouldn't be banned, just age restricted. It's the user's/parent's fault if they don't read labels. Things like the Barbie that are dangerous bc of the way they are made should be banned
the hammock is known as a paraguayan hammock in my country, and every version I've seen here in argentina (country that has a border with paraguay) lacks the spacer thingy. it's almost always just cloth that gets narrow on the ends, but is tied differently since it's portable and can be tied on trees to take naps in the open (clearly a north argentinian/guaraní thing to do)
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For those wondering how Mike got the toys if they're banned: selling/manufacturing is banned, not owning. That's why Mike had plastic, not metal lawn darts.
@p-__ ok.... so.... what does that have to do with the prices of rice in China? I didn't say anything about if he was good or not. I was talking about the context of his video. If this is a troll, it was a very lazie attempt.
But then where'd he get them if they can't be made
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Nerf has been aware for a long time. It’s a very common practice for nerf owners to replaces the spring used in the launching mechanism for a stronger one, thus increasing the dart range and speed
Okay, we'll just ignore that fart comment above and move on...
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Also, several of their competitors make substantially more powrful dart blasters aimed at older teens and adults
and making metal darts
never thought I'd see a lawyer test illegal stuff
Gotta check if the bans are valid
So is it valid
legaleagle did a video with donut media about illegal car mods its pretty neat wat ch it watch it
No probably (:
The lawyer needs a lawyer
Scary how many seemingly harmless toys can be dangerous. Great job highlighting these risks. As a parent, this is crucial information. Definitely sharing this with other parents.
10:33
Honestly the toys aren't dangerous. The children playing with them and the parents not properly educating/supervising them are however.
@@xARMM4G3D0Nx I see your point. It’s definitely a balance between educating kids and ensuring they’re supervised properly.
Lawyers need to put product warning on Bucky Balls: Do Not Insert This Product In Mouth Or Rectum.
What say you just don't sit your toddler down in front of it while you go to take a nap.
I like how mike doesnt extend his video to 30 minutes and just get straight to the point
Real
I thought I heard a baby crying through the whole thing. - Nope, just an ambulance chaser...
The PyroMini isnt advertised as a Kids Toy. Its a gimmick for magicians.
Still dangerous at any age! Fire doesn't care how old you are.
@@ginnyjollykidd true but adults are usually more mature than children and should be able to sue them safely but yes.
@@ginnyjollykidd I guess we should ban lighters next, cause fire, you know.
Then ban nuclear power plants and let the ice age take over :skull:
@@ginnyjollykidd Yeah we should also definitely ban matchsticks and candles then, oh and maybe the gas stove aswell!!
Mikes gonna be defending himself in court after this one 💀
lol
NGL, I kinda wish that he and Ugo had collabed on this one. Like, after every time they had to concede a point to the other one over the legal topic of the day, they had to test one without any safety equipment. This way, they only bring the arguments forward they're willing to lost a finger/limb for 😂 👀
He'd win
lol
Lmao
9:22 The bigger concern with the Uranium is more that is it toxic not the radioactivity because they probably included somthing that gives of next to no radiation.
However uranium decays into lead slowly but it becomes radium then radon before that
Hehehe yummy uranium
URANIUM FEVER, ITS SPREADING ALL AROUND
@@haruhisuzumiya6650Oh no! my uranium is gonna turn into lead in 5 billion years!! aaaahhhh
If you know the toys history, thats the reason for the ban. Using the kit and a bunch of outside materials a kid in I believe a Chicago suburb created a small reactor and irradiated his families whole property which was then condemned for clean up, losing them the house and it also irradiated the whole block as the reactor was just throwing off fallout, It took years supposedly for the hazmats to successfully clean it up and remove the things so irradiated that they themselves were adding to it. I think the dude survived too. He was just a teen at the time.
Hearing Mike scream with laughter after launching a plastic bottle rocket into space renewed my sense of humanity
The 5:00 was fun
just wait until he steps into the amateur rocket business
They always mention the roller blade Barbie but they never mention what prompted the ban; A boy got his pants caught on fire by it while he was playing with his sister (he was okay, just shook). The only time anyone's talked about that particular detail was on the Transformers wiki, because the whole incident prompted Hasbro to get rid of a very similar toy that also sparked. Now when they do anything like that, they keep it absolutely contained in a plastic capsule.
Maybe the kid was just a liar liar?
we used to have a lot of toys that sparked like that when I was a kid...especially toy cars.
Mike: Let's test the fire toy on a wooden surface!
Underrated comment😂
I didn’t notice that😂😂😂
Bruh lol
It is cellulose paper on wood.
I literally held burning cellulose paper in my hand.
Wood is actually quite heat resistant you would need moru heat than that.
There are however many more flammable materials than solid wood.
@@Richdragon4 yeah, people actually underestimate how hard it is to actually catch wood on fire. unless it's really thin sticks, it's not easy.
The two best toy recalls I have ever heard of were A. The paw patrol fire hat that was recalled for being a fire hazard (does anybody else see Marshall shaking his head disapprovingly well muttering you're going to need a ruf ruf rescue when your boss is through with you), and B. The pins labeled "for the children's sake, think toy safety" which were recalled on ground being a choking hazard, the pin to sharp, and the paint toxic.
69 likes and no replies in 1 month? Lemme fix that
@@YourLocalBaconYLB Thank you
I hate the choking hazard alone for banning something, if there arent young kids around its not even a hazard. I mean hell you could choke on a piece of fruit and die one day and theyre not all affixed with a choking hazard.
I feel like the Orbeez is more so parents blaming their horrible parents by and not watching their kids. The packaging clearly says choking hazard.
yes but the desing of tose thing doesn't help neither
Yea
i think the reason why it’s a serious choking hazard is because you don’t just have 1 or a couple of orbeez, You have DOZENS. And it’s added by the fact it’s squishy, and reminds us of gummies
@@NitroBladee And as he said, they get everywhere. Even if you're a vigilant parent, you can miss a significant amount when cleaning up.
We didnt ban them in the philippines so you can see them on malls sometimes
He is literally the only person i will watch playing toys, because he just gets straight to the point. No 10 min long explanation or intro
7:57 “Hopefully it was legal”
My brother in Christ you are a lawyer how do you not know?
It was sarcastic. My brother in christ why are you so dumb?
he does, he explained it later
well, could he know if it was made after it got banned, it was gotten illegaly, or anything else???
He was joking.
I never thought that Mike does full videos
Same.
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Petition for mike to say "crispy, juicy, tender i just cooked this guilty court defender"
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i have never signed something this quickly, and may never do it again. *SIGNED.*
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This guy should be a lawyer
Bro... he is already lawyer
He is
R/woooosh @@Fakekhiplon
Why are we here in this life? Why do we die? What will happen to us after death??
@@Fakekhiplon Not yet
8:09 that “hopefully it was legal” hit hard 😂
5:01 they are all the same kids
mike sounds like he died from excitement 7:46
As a collector, watching him open the barbie hurt my soul
Same
Yeah, it was probably worth some money.
But personally I never collect anything if I can't take it out of the box. What's the fun in that? But he could have sold the boxed version to a weirdo who collects boxed stuff (haha no offense if you do) and bought an unboxed one to play with (for a net profit).
I wanna know how much it actually cost him. That thing came with a nice box and instructions and everything.
Mike’s built so different he pulled the food out the oven without gloves 😭
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I noticed that too - 😮
8:50 no it's not, it's radioactive. that's not the same thing
Try
Then why is it called “radiation poisoning”
Who’s letting toddlers play with powerful magnets?! Of course a toddler would ingest it.
Those lil punx get into everything.
Magnets are cool to play with and could even be appetizing if Pica is involved due to lack of minerals in our foods.
It's like giving your kid a lighter.
Why would they give tem to toddlers anyways? I had them when i was like, 6, and i was smart enough to not eat them
My parents still have their metal tipped lawn darts in original box. When I seen the wrist flamethrower it wasn't advertised to kids, it was advertised as a magician's prop.
Let your parents know they are in possession of illegal items 😮😮😮
Do your parents want to sell them? 😂
@@josejh-eb8st they are collectable now because you can't get them. They are both dead and all of the property is in a family trust. Just my sister and I but the memories are worth more than the tangible items. You would be surprised to know what we left that museums had borrowed. We felt that it was where it should be.
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0:04 it’s actually called the bloodstone sword
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That flaming wrist thing is a military grade weapon
Not in the slightest. It actually seems to be built decently
No
Lawyer playing with barbie dolls 😂 3:48
Mike laughing is amazing. And adorable.
Marry him gurllll🎉
@anantambisht4895 bro you're a guy 💀
@@arkanedex Proof?
10:24 MY FLAGGGG
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"Whoa look at those sparks!" on a wood table.
3:06 thats literally how lightners works
1:00 bad piggies moment
Need to see more videos like this! Mike testing stuff is really fun to watch!
4:08 Never thought I'd see Unspeakable in a Law By Mike video.
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Orbeez = Water Beads
“So illegal you need a license to own it” 💀
Yeah
Lawn darts were the absolute best yard game. They flew long and straight like nothing else.
Imagine a 9" nail with the point end completely rounded, then 4" of it taken and stuck into a 3-4oz weight. Give that assembly a sturdy 6-8" dart tail, and send it downrange!
I had/ have the original lawn darts. They were great fun! I'm not sure where they are now, but im hoping I can find them fir my kids to play with!
@@Phred_Phlintstoner THE ORIGINAL LAWN DARTS???? ARE YOU SANE???
@@Phred_Phlintstoner after hearing the stories they were banned for a reason
Well, that's to be expected since they're essentially War darts. Sounds fun as hell though.
I have the box and the “toy”
Dicided to evaporate☠️ 9:08
5:40 yea its not meant for kids in the first place
"Its A Robbery Give Me Everything!"
"Why Do You Have A Nerf Gun?"
Deadly man
There are many product testing channels/websites. Mike, your rapid fire (pun intended) product testing is great. We learn about the law from you, and this piece was different but very law oriented, fun too watch, and quite enlightening. Thank you for it.
9:43 BRO I LITERALLY HAVE THE EXACT GUN MIKE MENTIONED, IFACT, I DIDINT KNOW IT WAS ILLEGAL, LIKE BRO. I GAVE TO MY COUSIN BRUH
You are devious
How are you not at five million yet?!
You deserve millions more subscribers, delivering expert law advice in an easy, entertaining way.
Have a great day!
Uranium in a toy set is insane,back then kids where building atomic bombs?
Who even thought that would be a good idea 💀
that is the era where the US was obsessed with nuclear shit lmao
they made dressing contests of the cloud of nukes, wanted to make nuclear cars
damn it, probably they even had an celebration every time an nuke was tested in new mexico
@@buzzard3983 Bro described fallout
Well, actually one kid built a particle collider/atom smasher. One Michio Kaku who now is a physics professor at CUNY.
america be like:you know what,let's have kids play with uranium when their small,that way if they grow up, we can have more nukes!
mikes next video: testing illegal guns
7:33 the timer went up 💀
Just realized💀
Same
@@floppagaming5513Same
0:52 never seen Mike laugh
In some shorts he did
WHEN THE HELL DID ORBEEZ GET BANNED????
I didn't know lol
From $17K to $145K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
I know this lady you just mentioned. She's really good with and on her job. She's helped a couple of families and individuals' finances
She is really a good investment advisor.
I was privileged to attend some of her seminars, that's how I started my crypto investment
I'm really interested, does she work with clients outside the USA, I'm from France?
Yes she works with people all over the world, she's the best you can ever come across.
alright thanks for the recommendation, but how do I reach her?
people: where did you get them
Mike & his team: Don't worry
this is a sick idea
Wow I'm first on a verified comment that jd underrated
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Guy #1: "do you have a lighter?"
Guy #2: "no, but here is my daughter's rollerblade from her rollerblade barbie."
3:04 3:53
Lol😂
I love that you were in shorts wars
6:51 Fire-man
Good one.
Lighter man
Good one good one good one😂😂😂😂
“Things can catch on fires if sparks hit them”
- Mike Mandell
Never thought Mike would play with a barbie toy
Real
Regarding the orbies: Has anyone sued them after clear warnings were placed on the packaging? If so, did the lawsuits actually go through? If so, shouldn't they not have, given that the warnings were clearly and prominently featured on said packaging, and thus any injury or death resulting in the mishandling/misuse of the product was the result of neglect/negligence of the consumer (or parent of)? 🤔
This man is such a character and I love it
Here in Europe the old lawn darts aren’t banned because no one had been injured by them. The new ones don’t stick either.
10:20 Australia better be on watch for Law By Mike
more like 10:24
Yeah Great..
Petition to get mike a fire resistant suit for all the fire lawsuits he is defending
Ye also Mike I think you can do stuff with stuff like the Barbie doll with our a license if I'm right for movie remake(s) I'm thinking of doing the back to the future train scene(s) 4 props for 3 parts but there will be one more just to blow up since it did
Bro is just the lawyer version of mrwhosestheboss 💀
Bro had beef with Australia at the end there 💀💀💀
as somewhat of a collector, I'd only imagine how much Mike spent and all these toys and the tax write off
Never have I thought I would see Mike playing with Barbies
The real question is will sambucha sue lawbymike for copying the thumbnail that sambucha used on december 14, 2023?
They aren't the same, but they are oddly similar. Considering the same topic matter, it's suspect.
0:49 OHHH I REMEMBER THIS I HAVE IT AT SCOUTS BUT THE WAY YPU RELEASES IT IS DIFFERENT
Very smart Mike sparking shoes on a wooden table 4:02
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How is this guy not at 5 million subs yet everybody let's get him to 5 million subs😂🎉❤
8:19 thats just magnet balls i got rainbow ones at home and it doesn’t say that (im an American child in taiwan so it might not be accurate law)
It’s basically speks. I have a bunch.
It's true that the water rocket is dangerous but my brother's two-stage Apollo 8 rocket (with parachute!) was the coolest toy!
Mr. Mandell sounds so cheerful in this video. Like a kid unboxing a new toy
“ I’m sweating! That means it’s working!”
Yes Mike, that’s what happens when you wear a suit in a sauna
8:36 My Grandpa Wants one 👴
🥰
8:42 Bro letting a child play with that is messed up
Uranium
Nah, they’ve just been drafted for Chernobyl
At 6:24 you can see the fear in mikes face 😂
i actually once modified a Nerf dart with a needle as a kid, and it worked very good!
6:50 he became Heats Flamesman
The Australian government is cringe for banning a literal toy
The enclave is cringe
Its pretty cringe to make fun of someone for what they like
One enclave, one america, now and forever...
@@owenyeet9423 true but they werent making fun of the people they made fun of the faction
given the fact we can only own handguns, bolt/lever action rifles and most shotguns people have rattlecanned nerf blasters black and attempted to use them as robbery tools. stupid to think it works, even more stupid to actually fall for it. me personally though if someone sticks a gun shaped object in my face im not fuckin with em
We Got Law By Mike Copying Sambucha’s Thumbnail before GTA 6 🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
2:44 worlds most fake shock in the world
Shut up 😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬
Nerf hobbyist here... aussie nerf hobbyist. It's not all nerf blasters in Australia. It's that a select few can technically be classified as fire arms. Nerf is *considered* a firearm under some aussie legal definitions but it's all in a super grey area. That jolt reskin used in this video is completely legal and heck you can even open carry it. But it gets tricky with stuff like fortnite blasters and definitely the bigger hobby blasters like the milsig m79, worker harrier or bk-1s. Though I completely agree. Nerf in all forms should be completely legal and the joule cap for toy/imitation firearms and nerf should be raised to at least European limits. 70fps don't cut it for stock games anymore.
Bro you have taught me so much
1:47 im so scared for you using this
hes not
Who else wants a part 2 👇👇
I want a skibidi sigma
Me🎉
@@Manor333
0:45 thats cute
Model rockets are better than that
1:00 he really got the cod sounds playing 😭💀😭
deciding whether or not something should be unbanned based on how fun it is? now this is a lawyer i respect
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9:31 I don’t think they are meant to be filled up that high
1:27. There is no such thing as a “real” lie detector.
True
The fact Mike still runs in his law suit, to show you toys that could get you a lawsuit, shows the dedication.
Nerf: Releases an ACTUAL toy looking like a TOY, can't be mistaken with an actual firearm because it looks like a TOY.
Some Australian state: NAAAAAAH IT LOOKS LIKE A DANGEROUS FIREARM REEEEEEEE.
You can always count on Australia to release some of the most stupid laws ever.
I think toys that considered dangerous bc people are stupid (like eating them and volunteering to get shocked) shouldn't be banned, just age restricted. It's the user's/parent's fault if they don't read labels. Things like the Barbie that are dangerous bc of the way they are made should be banned
Uranium you say?
What are you trying to do?
@@kevinkapen2096same thing I am
"Well, I don't know, but I've been told, uranium ore's worth more than gold"
6:09 bro the food is frozen
1:12 DUDE I GOT THAT IN MY ROOM
the hammock is known as a paraguayan hammock in my country, and every version I've seen here in argentina (country that has a border with paraguay) lacks the spacer thingy. it's almost always just cloth that gets narrow on the ends, but is tied differently since it's portable and can be tied on trees to take naps in the open (clearly a north argentinian/guaraní thing to do)
I never thought someone could incorporate the sponsorship into the video so well.
5:24 So… Firebending?
Yes
Basically 😅