Fun fact...sorta-ish: The Taxi Sketch with the Ad-stronaut segment containing the running joke about starting fires premiered the same day that my dad accidentally started a fire in our basement on March 31st (I remember the date because I had to show my best friend out of state photos I snapped of the aftermath to prove it wasn't an early April Fool's joke, lol). I walked home from Walgreens with my prescription bags, saw the kitchen filled with smoke, and had to run back outside to where my dad was sittin' in his car to say that there was a...situation. 20 or so minutes later I'm in my bedroom with the door closed to avoid breathin' in the air, putting away what I bought at Walgreens and trying to relax and take my mind off the chaos, I instantly click the new Ryan George video in my subscriptions, and...accidental fire talk! Just added a little bit of extra humor that day. ;)
The TSA one has to be the funniest vid Ryan George has ever made for me. I work at TSA so it was even funnier because I can relate. I first watched it while at work on my break and nearly died laughing, even showed it to a coworker😂 I'm not a morning person either, I work nights so if I was morning I'd be the one hearing people ask me "Do I need to remove my laptop and put it in my pockets?"💀
Aw man, I was really hoping you'd have a sponsor in the beginning of this video JUST for the pure irony of when Ryan George pokes fun at that in the hate-watch video🤣
The favourite part was how he needed to take his belt off over and over again 😂. I mean we still don't know if the belt has actually been removed or not 😂
I actually started using Grammarly after one of Ryan's ads. I really like it. I use the premium version since I'm using it for novels in excess of 120k words. It can be tiresome sometimes with fiction/creative writing because they don't have advanced enough options to make the program understand why you are doing certain things on purpose. Just means I have to click the "dismiss" button a lot. The worst part, it is an active program, so you have to maintain an internet connection to use it, a weak connection + 120K word document it's a nightmare. The best part is Grammarly is good enough that along with it and 2 proofreaders, I was able to get rid of my editor (editing a novel is between $2k-$5k) so massive savings. Sorry to add this in your section, but I know you keep the ads on purpose to help support the original creators, something I think is awesome of you to do for them.
I don't see the point. I'm good at English as is, so I don't need it lol. Also, I've never seen someone keep another person's ads in so I don't understand that at all, personally.
@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 I would agree if what you are sending is not intended to be professional (personal emails and such things, I mean), it really isn't necessary as you can most likely notice/correct apparent mistakes on your own if you take a minute to check. To your specific points, though: Ryan's ads are like separate skits and pretty funny, so it's worth it. As for the need for editing, every writer in the history of writing edits their work (either themselves or someone else does it) for no reason other than to catch honest mistakes. Editing is the single longest and by far most costly portion of the production of anything written, from simple articles to books and everything else. Nonfiction editing is pretty simple, but you absolutely HAVE to have an outside source (software or person) because the work must be objectively accurate. Being "good at English" isn't enough; there are 4 minor errors in the very brief thing you typed, 2 are objective errors, and so the lines of text would fail submission (I had 18 in this response, 8 of which were objective before I corrected them). Fiction/creative writing editing is much worse because you're introducing many subjective elements and have to decide what rules to consistently break for better enjoyment 😮💨.
I've never actually seen a taxi. The concept of waving one down gives me anxiety just thinking about it lol. I've done Uber like twice. But I've never seen an old-fashioned taxi.
I like to imagine the companies sponsoring Ryan just getting excited for when the next ad is gonna be sent to them so they can, like, sit around a meeting table and watch it or something lol i need grammarly im pretty sure thats called a run on sentence and there are multiple spelling mistakes in this sentence also wow im bad at this
I took a cab home from a friends' once and when I got there I went to pay with my credit card. The driver said the card machine wasn't working and he could only take cash. I said "sucks for you, come by tomorrow when it's working" and went to get out, so he locked me in and started driving. Guy didn't say a word, regardless of what I said to him, and kept hammering the lock every time I tried to open it. Eventually (after having warned him) I called 9-1-1. He wouldn't speak to dispatch, just kept driving. I figured out what he was doing (driving me back to where he picked me up from), so the cops were there waiting for him when he arrived. I gave them a statement but I never heard if anything serious happened... Cab drivers suck.
As a young woman my friends and I had the personal # of the same 2 taxi drivers that knew we all knew them. So we felt safe with these ppl. Before that it was always sketch!
Anyone else notice how the description has Ryan's Hate-Watch video as "WHEN PEOPLE HAT-WATCH STUFF REACTION" 😅🤣 Just thought that was hilarious, do people watch with hats on?
I've never actually seen a taxi. The concept of waving one down gives me anxiety just thinking about it lol. I've done Uber like twice. But I've never seen an old-fashioned taxi.
I would like to see Ryan George do a follow-up on Ubers. Also, you've only ridden in taxis twice in your life? Or did I misunderstand that? That surprises me. I assumed that everyone over 30 has ridden in taxis dozens of times.
I've never actually seen a taxi. The concept of waving one down gives me anxiety just thinking about it lol. I've done Uber like twice. But I've never seen an old-fashioned taxi.
The timing was fairly close, I wonder if Ryan was making a reference to the guy who got owned by an old man with the prank guy skit. Some guy liked going around hollering boo! or blasting airhorns at people, and he startled an old man so bad he got tackled to the ground.
For every person who enjoys watching those prank videos, I'd like to see their reactions to those very same pranks being played on them. See if they're still laughing.
The last video is a top tier one from Ryan. The swearing, the numerous belts and the gibberish was too damn funny.
Airport one might be my favorite. Especially the made up words. They really do seem to talk like that sometimes
Fun fact...sorta-ish: The Taxi Sketch with the Ad-stronaut segment containing the running joke about starting fires premiered the same day that my dad accidentally started a fire in our basement on March 31st (I remember the date because I had to show my best friend out of state photos I snapped of the aftermath to prove it wasn't an early April Fool's joke, lol).
I walked home from Walgreens with my prescription bags, saw the kitchen filled with smoke, and had to run back outside to where my dad was sittin' in his car to say that there was a...situation. 20 or so minutes later I'm in my bedroom with the door closed to avoid breathin' in the air, putting away what I bought at Walgreens and trying to relax and take my mind off the chaos, I instantly click the new Ryan George video in my subscriptions, and...accidental fire talk! Just added a little bit of extra humor that day. ;)
Wow! That's crazy! glad you're ok though.
@@OnMyMindEntertainment I know, right? Hilarious coincidence! And thank you! :)
(Also your reactions are always a delight!)
The TSA one has to be the funniest vid Ryan George has ever made for me. I work at TSA so it was even funnier because I can relate. I first watched it while at work on my break and nearly died laughing, even showed it to a coworker😂 I'm not a morning person either, I work nights so if I was morning I'd be the one hearing people ask me "Do I need to remove my laptop and put it in my pockets?"💀
I promise I wooooonnnn’t!! Great reaction.
Aw man, I was really hoping you'd have a sponsor in the beginning of this video JUST for the pure irony of when Ryan George pokes fun at that in the hate-watch video🤣
I like that Michael Pickleseller cameo
The favourite part was how he needed to take his belt off over and over again 😂. I mean we still don't know if the belt has actually been removed or not 😂
I actually started using Grammarly after one of Ryan's ads. I really like it. I use the premium version since I'm using it for novels in excess of 120k words. It can be tiresome sometimes with fiction/creative writing because they don't have advanced enough options to make the program understand why you are doing certain things on purpose. Just means I have to click the "dismiss" button a lot. The worst part, it is an active program, so you have to maintain an internet connection to use it, a weak connection + 120K word document it's a nightmare. The best part is Grammarly is good enough that along with it and 2 proofreaders, I was able to get rid of my editor (editing a novel is between $2k-$5k) so massive savings.
Sorry to add this in your section, but I know you keep the ads on purpose to help support the original creators, something I think is awesome of you to do for them.
I don't see the point. I'm good at English as is, so I don't need it lol.
Also, I've never seen someone keep another person's ads in so I don't understand that at all, personally.
@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 I would agree if what you are sending is not intended to be professional (personal emails and such things, I mean), it really isn't necessary as you can most likely notice/correct apparent mistakes on your own if you take a minute to check. To your specific points, though:
Ryan's ads are like separate skits and pretty funny, so it's worth it. As for the need for editing, every writer in the history of writing edits their work (either themselves or someone else does it) for no reason other than to catch honest mistakes. Editing is the single longest and by far most costly portion of the production of anything written, from simple articles to books and everything else. Nonfiction editing is pretty simple, but you absolutely HAVE to have an outside source (software or person) because the work must be objectively accurate. Being "good at English" isn't enough; there are 4 minor errors in the very brief thing you typed, 2 are objective errors, and so the lines of text would fail submission (I had 18 in this response, 8 of which were objective before I corrected them). Fiction/creative writing editing is much worse because you're introducing many subjective elements and have to decide what rules to consistently break for better enjoyment 😮💨.
L😂L, Airport one is the best!! The classic rock reference “whoa black Betty” 😂😂
Woah Black Betty Bam a lam 🤣🤣🤣 Oh my god my stomach hurts! LOL
is it just me or did anyone else saw the synchronisation on his clap? 6:06
We didn't start the fire
It's always been burnin' since the world's been turnin'
Good ol billy joel gotta love it
There’s an even deeper reference there…”Ryan started the FIRE!”
Spontaneous combustion
Lmao I've never taken a taxie or ride share thing. I know I'm boring lmao but my mom said don't get into a strangers car 😂
Me too lol. Also just because Ubers are way too expensive
That's not boring at all. Taxis are generally terrible. It's great you're able to avoid them.
Anytime I am going to say hi to someone I am going to say “Hi there hello”
They were all great! The taxi and the airport ones I really related to from my Army days lol!
I don't think I've really seen a taxi before
I've never actually seen a taxi. The concept of waving one down gives me anxiety just thinking about it lol. I've done Uber like twice. But I've never seen an old-fashioned taxi.
At the end of the first vido, he's making a reference to the "This if fine" meme with the dog.
SIR, FLORGINTOP THE PISTOLWIND!!!!!
Yeah I've only had to fly this early once and it sucks lol Great reaction!
Same! Only once for me so far, lol!
Thanks bro!!
Airport for sure. Mustache is falling off as dozing off the sleep as authority of the mustache is losing power.
"Roll the dice with your life"
I like to imagine the companies sponsoring Ryan just getting excited for when the next ad is gonna be sent to them so they can, like, sit around a meeting table and watch it or something lol
i need grammarly im pretty sure thats called a run on sentence and there are multiple spelling mistakes in this sentence also wow im bad at this
I took a cab home from a friends' once and when I got there I went to pay with my credit card. The driver said the card machine wasn't working and he could only take cash. I said "sucks for you, come by tomorrow when it's working" and went to get out, so he locked me in and started driving. Guy didn't say a word, regardless of what I said to him, and kept hammering the lock every time I tried to open it. Eventually (after having warned him) I called 9-1-1. He wouldn't speak to dispatch, just kept driving. I figured out what he was doing (driving me back to where he picked me up from), so the cops were there waiting for him when he arrived. I gave them a statement but I never heard if anything serious happened...
Cab drivers suck.
As a young woman my friends and I had the personal # of the same 2 taxi drivers that knew we all knew them. So we felt safe with these ppl. Before that it was always sketch!
Anyone else notice how the description has Ryan's Hate-Watch video as "WHEN PEOPLE HAT-WATCH STUFF REACTION" 😅🤣 Just thought that was hilarious, do people watch with hats on?
I've never actually seen a taxi. The concept of waving one down gives me anxiety just thinking about it lol. I've done Uber like twice. But I've never seen an old-fashioned taxi.
To be honest, I don't really know what the difference between taxis and ubers is. Both are cars that take you places 😂
With great mustache comes great responsibility.
I would like to see Ryan George do a follow-up on Ubers.
Also, you've only ridden in taxis twice in your life? Or did I misunderstand that? That surprises me. I assumed that everyone over 30 has ridden in taxis dozens of times.
I've never actually seen a taxi. The concept of waving one down gives me anxiety just thinking about it lol. I've done Uber like twice. But I've never seen an old-fashioned taxi.
If you ever wanna feel useless, become a TSA agent…
The timing was fairly close, I wonder if Ryan was making a reference to the guy who got owned by an old man with the prank guy skit. Some guy liked going around hollering boo! or blasting airhorns at people, and he startled an old man so bad he got tackled to the ground.
For every person who enjoys watching those prank videos, I'd like to see their reactions to those very same pranks being played on them. See if they're still laughing.
Meow? 🐈
flippin GORPIN??
Meow