I doubt this is the case, but imagine if it was not a place meant for wheelchair bound ppl to access (like how many homes have patios with stairs before the front door, simply because making it accessible has never been a need), but the area is really rainy and the door was installed as a measure to allow ppl to seek shelter in their entrance from sudden onsets of downpours? I think I'll choose to believe that for my own sanity and mood's sake.
@@feha92 nice idea but I think the truth is the more insane one, aka there is probably some rule that entries have to be handicap accessible but the rules said nothing about stairs.
@@feha92 Nice idea, if, as you said, maybe not the most likely one. Though I think there is a decent chance that there are actually elevators on the side, out of view. There, now we have two straws for our mood and sanity to grasp for :)
I have a degree in graphic design and 80% of graphic design is literally showing the ideas to people and asking if it looks like 'a Hindu symbol' or genitals
The only reason I could is because I’m American and if I didn’t know the phrase my history teachers would probably be concerned. It was still difficult and took about a minute to read it properly.
@@Haileydybdahl the only part I know is "we hold this truth to be self evident that all men are created equal" We learned about the Boston tea party, about slavery and had discussions about the American dream. If I remember it correctly we saw a photo of the declaration, should or could read it and then we got to the next topic. We got taught about American history mostly in English class, the regular history lessons had been about our country, colonisation (mostly Africa), the french revolution and the industrial revolution. If I remember it correctly we also learnt a little about crusades, a small amount about ancient Egypt and the Roman empire (but I think I got most knowledge about the last one from the Latin class)
As a professional graphic designer, I can almost guarantee that the pregnancy test photo is the result of somebody higher up saying “can you make her look more pregnant? We want people to be sure she’s pregnant”, the designer taking it to ridiculous extremes expecting to be told to tone it down again, and the reviewer saying “YES!” XD happens far more often than you think. People with too much power who don’t know design having too much of a say in the actual design process.
The amount of times i've been asked to make something "more" and then in frustration I go extreme - only to get a green light? It baffles me, and hurts at the same time. I just had to confirm with my own experiences as well, have a good day :)
It's actually bizarre how many higher up positions are taken by people who know next to nothing about the thing they're supposed to govern over as the head of said company thing. We really need to make it a requirement that people have the same experience in the field + whatever current higher ups have for such important places in the workspace.
@@sundalosketch4769 true, but often times, especially in the in-house corporate design I do, the higher ups are less concerned with the artistic/design aspects of the work but more about an over-all strategic vision. Would be nice, though, if they listened to the designers more often. XD
Worked at an ad agency in Manhattan... and they had to explain, MULTIPLE times, why blue is used as the color for demonstrating sanitary pads. "Um... red is to graphic, yellow implies urine, green implies infection. None of those are good for your product image." Client rep refused to understand. Showed the ad with green to the "higher-ups". That rep was fired, but we had the traditional blue version already edited for launch.
ORRRR it's actually the whole joke. I guess they hoped the absurd transposition of the pregnant up to her teeth woman, the hammy expressions, and the deadpan statement would be enough to make the humour obvious, but apparently not :D
I think part of the issue with sink design is that by their very nature, sinks are a practical item, and designers forget that. They prioritize looks over the very core of what a sink is.
This is a major issue with architecture, actually. Architects will design ludicrous buildings that look really nice but will shear themselves in half or other such things, and then toss it to a civil engineer who has to try and make it stand. An extremely famous architect, world renowned, is most notable to the layperson for building several skyscrapers that turned the sun into a laser and melted cars.
For real though, like those sings with raw amythyst crystals in the sink. Like not only is that gona be literally impossible to clean, I'm also pretty sure theres a risk it will break faster or have a tendency to leak and possibly even erode or "dissolve" depending on what chemicals it's subjected to. Absolutely awful. ... I'm kinda curious though if the sink where the tap was just by the edge is the kind where you're supposed to fill the sink and then dip your hands into the bowl of water. I've heard that's how the old one-tap-for-hot-water-and-one-tap-for-cold system was supposed to be used. This could be a dumb modern take on that
And then when you put all of your hard work into making something clever, then there is the possibility of a group of people in upper management override you and force you to make something terrible. I wish you luck in your future endeavors.
Same here!! It's crazy thinking that even I, an amateur student in animation + graphic design, would somehow do better than these people who probably finished college 😭
The child abuse sign reminded me of a course I had to take to identify child abuse, since I work around kids. I shit you not, when I passed the course, I was presented with a certificate with the words "CHILD ABUSER" in big, bold letters on it. Needless to say, it's never getting framed or displayed. 😨😅
We fought for these ideals we shouldn’t settle for less. These are wise words, enterprising men quote 'em Don't act surprised, you guys, 'cause I wrote 'em -Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton Whaaaaaaaaaaa -Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton
How are there so many terribly designed faucets to justify this subreddit!? XD like, of all the things that are difficult to design, you would think faucets are fairly straightforward… they seem like the least complicated part of making a functional sink!
Where I come from that's normal. Lattes are always served in big glasses with no handles. Also the Turkish tea cups have no handles. In my friends house I never drink the tea while hot 🙈 I'm weak.
It's not particularly unusual around the world to not have ears on tea cups (or small coffee cups for that matter), but you're not supposed to fill those cups to the top so you can still grab it by the rim without your fingers literally melting. A lot of the time the real issue is that the mug designer tries to combine the North American size of mugs with the lack of an ear of cups and that just doesn't work in practice.
If they are serving their drinks for immediate consumption this isn't a problem. If your getting second degree burns on your hands from holding the mug your going to get 3rd degree ones from trying to drink the beverage.
For the "herpes" mug, perhaps it isn't meant to be "heroes", but "herbes", a French word that could be translated into "plants", explaining the flowers
@@florianricquart4114I figured that was the case but chamomile and other flowers can be deemed as herbs depending on how they are used. I'm having an existential crisis just thinking about how arbitrary languages are. So words are made up noises usually derived from other made up noises that are likely from a dead language and they have a very specific meaning but the meaning can be relative or subjective and it can also evolve to mean something completely different depending on how we choose to use it... Forget herbs, heroes, and herpes; I want to know how we are even able to communicate through words?
Those hand dryers in the sink really grind my gears. Not only does it splash everywhere, but it ties up a sink for drying. The toilet on the stairs in likely in a basement. They do that (not to code) to hook into a drain pipe that's above the slab. My cottage had one when I moved in.
Mark starts off with a plug for the merch, then taps into his store of sink-related puns. They come so naturally that he doesn't have to faucet at all.
Every time I see his real name in the comments I feel betrayed as if I'm just finding out his name isn't The Click or Clicky-Wikky... I know he's Mark but I forget that I know and now I feel I was lied to
That staircase is called a witches ladder. According to legend, witches can't climb it. From a more realistic standpoint, these kinds of stsirs are usually used as an alternative to a ladder in small spaces, where a normal staircase wouldn't fit
As former EMS those stairs would be my absolute worst nightmare. Can you IMAGINE getting a stretcher down that shit? We're gonna have 2 patients in a minute here when I break my damn ankle.
Can confirm, they are a bitch to fall down. Attic apartment, witches ladder stairs, drunk at 3am on Christmas... the sound of my entire body going right downstairs and through the opposite wall, woke the whole house
@@BringMayFlowers Defo not on the rigs I worked. For normal stairs you can just use a stair chair, ladders are a pain but technically you can use a stokes basket to lower the patient in a variety of ways. These though, yeah no
The phrase is so deeply entrenched into my psyche as an American that I recognized 9:15 is supposed to read ‘Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness’, but that is ONLY because I live in Yeehaw Land and I do not at all blame literally anyone for not being able to read that hot mess of a design
same lol i live in California but my Elementart School was weirdly patriotic in a way that literally no other part of my life was or is. we said the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of every day for like 6 years and had plays put on by every grade each year, including kindergarten, and most of the time it would be some historical play about America or the founding fathers or something like that. one of the songs in one of the plays was literally about this phrase and i can still kinda sing certain parts of it. the plays were actually pretty fun even though im an introvert and was probably the most shy person at the school.
I love that part where Click notices he's wearing tattered rags and burps straight into the microphone. It helps to remind us that he is human after all and not actually an ungodly immortal creature with flawless charm and aesthetic (and aroma) designed to seduce us all to devil worship.
Click’s videos are the only place where you can hear something like “Get your plushies and you can care for them deeply and descend into the eternal hellfire together, aNyWaY…” and it’s completely normal and expected.
That "Life Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness" "sign" is actually insane. If I wasn't familiar with the phrase, there is no way I would have figured it out. I pieced the first part of Liberty together, and it just clicked. I didn't read it, I had to solve the puzzle. They saw three (shitty) ways of dividing up the letters and just went with all of them.
The funny thing is I can see that being a clever design, if it was something about uncovering the truth in a place of education or an investigative agency or something.
Same. I only got it because I know the phrase. I got Lib, then Life, then And. That's when it clicked for me. I was too busy thinking how cool it was that my brain could make any sense out of that mess to realize non-Americans have probably never heard the phrase before.
@squidlikestodie1570: That was hilarious. I love his follow-up comment about “a cow and Minecraft Steve”. If somebody could write a story with the said title, that would be amazing
12:02 MY GOSH that lack of transition was the most jarring thing ever, i did not expect him to go there immedately after talking about CP, and then he specified and i audibly breathed a sigh of relief
14:39 I would buy the house for the soul purpose of painting the house as a Minecraft character actually getting down and dirty with the cow. Then I would start my own RUclips channel of me replacing this house to look like random minecraft RUclipsrs skins getting dirty with the cow and every so often paint the cows face to look like it’s wearing the mask of a popular ship (for example Skeppy is the one forking the cow while the cow is wearing a mask of BBH 😂) and to make it even better I will take requests for which RUclipsr is next and which ship should be done. 😂😂😂😂 Thoughts? 😂😂
Or the faucets are paired with the wrong sinks. Save for the faucet you stroke to use. That one was dumb. Easier to clean but awful to use. Just make a motion sensor faucet at that point.
As a former graphic designer, I think it the "idiot factor" should be known. You say "This goes by so many eyeballs before it's approved, how come no one caught this?" Trust me, a lot of eyes probably did, the head designer probably did and probably brought it up to the boss / client, but the boss / client was very insistent, thinking that they were a genius and their idea was soooo cute or soooo cool and "don't argue with me, this is what I want" and the job, ultimately of the designer was to be the design-monkey that made their vision happen and just no amount of arguing could sway them. "No, I can't blow this tiny real estate picture up any more while making it look clear. I've made it as sharp as it's going to get" - (Tries desperately to explain pixels per inch and the nature of JPEG artefacts to someone who just doesn't get it and doesn't want to learn and why this other picture would work better, but noooo.) I guarantee you that's why there are Not-See symbol headphones and Santa's Milk. Someone who was paying the bills thought it was cute, the designer argued with them to no end until they just said "screw it, the customer's always right, even when they're wrong, I just want to get paid."
Did you know that the saying is actually "the customer is always right in matters of taste" and was coined by Harry Selfridge? Which only helps here if you question which is more important, thetaste of the boss or the taste of the target audience... but as a graphic designer who are you to say anything about the target audience... oddly enough they equally do not listen to marketing managers like me who collect the data about the target audience. So here is another interpretation of one of my professors which is equally unhelpful here: "the customer is always right, a potential customer is potentially right, and once the person in your store decided to not buy anything they aren't customers and therefore obviously wrong"
A possible problem is depending on how the magnets are arranged they could repel instead of attract. If you have it so Mangos automatically kiss ESDs then ESDs can't kiss other ESDs. That's too noninclusive for us.
@@eDoc2020wouldn't spherical magnets work? Since if they aren't facing the right direction, a spherical magnet can rotate if you approach it from the side, no? (Genuine question, I am not good with magnet physics)
@@yotashiprokou7283 Spherical magnets wouldn't help the problem I was describing. But I did just find a solution: if the left side of each face has a north and the right side has a south then any plushie could kiss any other plushie.
The wallpapered light switch was actually a thing people commonly did back in the day, it was a way of being creative or just wanting to hide it by blending it in with the rest of the wallpaper. But sometimes, sometimes it was just difficult to find, much like that photo.
I was gonna say! You used to be able to get clear plastic switch plates so you could take your old one off, wallpaper your wall, and then put the clear plastic one on to cover the area around the switch properly without covering your wallpaper. Mind you, the locations of switches used to be more standardized, I think: at a particular height, just inside and to the right when you went into a room. So you didn't (usually) need to stop and actually look for them that much. Having said that, though, I have lived in some places with switches in just the dumbest possible spots. Including OUTSIDE the room, behind the door you have to open to go into the room (so it's hidden behind the door right when you need it), and on the other side of the previous room!
@@KryssLaBrynmy grandparents have a lightswitch thing with 6-7 different switches on it. They are for the greenroom, living room, dining area, and i dont even know what else because they aren't labled. You just have to guess. It's so annoying
It’s supposed to say ‘herbes’ - French for herbs. It’s a little herb garden as per the graphic, with a handle on the side so you can pick it up to put it under the tap or in the sun. 🙂 Edit: I read it as herpes, so still bad design 😂
That van with the phone holder... I worked for a company that had those vans. They had a sign on there that specifically said "dont place phone in here!" I can only imagine the poor tragedy that happened to a coworkers phone that made them put the sign there
Worst design I ever heard of was an elevator call system that was touch screen only - but they included graphics of the braille on the selection buttons 🙃 (and yes I'm in the US and this is *absolutely* not ADA-compliant)
I'm in the US. My university has a sign by the elevator with braille on it. The only problem is it was printed on letter paper so the braille is visual 😂 Our system is also a horrible touch screen abomination. Blind people have to press the access button then wait while it reads off every single floor. And you can't go up only one floor without a special card. Legal? Nope. But who cares, disabled people really don't belong there anyway, right?/s
15:30 Actually I think this one is on point. I am a goth and seeing those tall black boots sticking out of a trash can like a morbid Halloween decoration at least triples my desire to wear them
Bad designs will always be the funniest things to me, since usually a whole bunch of people had the chance to intervene and no one did. I know , usually people probably were too lazy or buzy to actually look over it, but I like to imagine that for a significant portion people did see it and no one thought "that's not right..." or "maybe we shouldn't". 😂😂😂
Usually it's the boses with their BS ideas. No matter how they are warned, their "idea" is a "good one" But yeah, I'm sure lazy people can be involved as well.
I almost feel like in some cases lower rank people were almost afraid to say it looks like one controversial thing and not what was intended, because of the potential "why tf would you associate it with that" reaction, especially if you're the first (and thus at that point only) one to address it. Like, you know, "No one else sees swastika in it, Jimmy. Are you a nazi or something?". Seeing how I have zero experience in design, that's a total guess, though. What isn't a guess is that if that's the case, you've probably cultivated a workplace where your employees are afraid to speak up when something is wrong, and that's really not a good thing.
17:59 Those are actually called witches’ stairs, they were made a reeeaaallly long time ago because it was believed that witches couldn’t climb up and down them. probably because an old lady would sure have a lot of trouble. either way, it’s a pretty cool sign that your house, or apartment in this case, is pretty old and largely un-rennovated.
Those steep uneven stairs are called Witches' Stairs. It was thought that witches couldn't climb them so you would be protected while you slept. Similar concept to the Witch Windows that witches supposedly couldn't fly through. Both are found in some old homes in the New England area near where the Salem Witch Trials took hold. 17:54
I've heard about people using the plastic bag that looks like mold to stop their coworkers from stealing their lunch. Although I suppose it could backfire if someone happens to be cleaning the fridge that day.
What's so funny to me is that I've never seen black mould on bread. Where I live, in the condition I store bread, we get white mould. So I didn't know anything was wrong.
13:22 they make plastic bags with green patches specifically to make people not want to steal them. Works great for coworkers who like to steal other people's lunch.
... until a coworker sees this and throws it into the garbage because it's "obviously not consumable any more" - apparently someone forgot it a week ago or so ... So sometimes the food will maybe disappear just because of this disgusting-looking bag.
Don't forget artist, editors, and content creators: even if you aren't the best you should keep trying your best and take pride in your work. That being said, you SHOULD be always looking to improve and don't get too full of yourself. In other words don't end up on this subreddit
When I was helping out the digital art design lab at a city college, there's a common warning that went around. When designing logos or naming things, get a second and third outside opinion. With logos, look at upside down to make sure it's okay. The cited example was this Italian company that wanted to make apparel for young people. You know, the younger generation. They were going to name it GenItalia...
@@standardhuman8675 Not a joke. I've heard other similar stories from other artists and designers whenever I tell that story. That story was told to me by the HEAD of the digital art design department. This was told in the same vein as "When designing a webpage, make sure it's screen/tty readable for blind or vision impaired people." and "Always remember to support minimum resolution for under developed countries or people that may not have access to good enough computers." Both of which, she got from the W3 consortium when she attended one of their meetings. So, yes. 100% not a joke.
I once randomly came across the worst design in a restroom. The door on the bathroom stall was cut too small and only effectively covered a persons face. The entire toilet and any persons bottom half was fully out for anyone to see. Safe to say, I did not use that restroom.
Those are intentional, as it allows staff and ppl to see in, and notice if sus activities are being done. I agree that the door is just fake privacy at that point though, but on the other hand, I think I would still appreciate those doors during a zombie apocalypse.
@@pigcatapult Same here. I only run into it on the internet, just like the anti-homeless stuff. And just like those, the reason it exists was explained there and said reason is despicable :D
In Sydney there is a major at gallery called the Museum of Contemporary Art. They wrote the name on the sliding glass doors at the entrance. When the doors open it reads: " The Museum of Con" and "temporary Art". If you don't like modern art, this does lead to some real low hanging fruit for taking the piss.
23:58 I am reasonably certain the sign is supposed to say "Animal And Us", with the toucan being the "I", the dog is supposed to be "M", the cat is "L", and the fish could be "D".
That's my best guess too. The sad thing is that this design could've worked if they had only made the animals more cartoony and letter-shaped, like in those alphabet books for young children... Now it just looks like random clutter around some letters ☠️
Yeah, the problem is that some of the animals are meant to be letters, but others are simply decoration, and is not always clear which is which. For example the bird after the first "A" is there only for decoration despite being in a space that could perfectly hold a letter, but then you have to guess that the fish after the "AN" is meant to be a "D" and not only a fish. So it may seem to read "Animal Anus", which could be the name of a veterinarian proctology clinic. 😂
Yet another video to make me me angry that I was never able to get a job as a graphic designer despite the fact I can do much better than a lot of people (I had proper learning and experiences) and had to get a job at a meat processing plant. (that's unionized, thankfully)
The "too cool to do drugs" pencils are (or were) a real thing, back in the 90s and early aughts when the DARE initiative (basically a big campaign across the US to combat use of drugs, alcohol and cigs in schools and educate kids on their effects) was in full swing. They didn't realize their mistake until it was too late. 🤣
you know.... I quit graphic design school when they forced me to learn photoshop and illustrator like they were some kind of universal language, but at least picked up some theory points down the line. who the fuck designed these logos?!
@@myheartisomg17 because they were adamant on "do this with photoshop because it's the tool that it's used!" when I was doing the same thing in Corel, without the hardware, and the payment.
@bcn1gh7h4wk it's almost like the college professor is getting kickbacks from the companies to force their applications on students. I doubt that is true it's probably just a professor who shouldn't be in their position because they are terrible at teaching but also just not good enough to get a job in the field, but still...
I'm trans, so I get to discover some.. interesting men's bathroom designs now. Apparently a lot of older public men's rooms have really high stall doors in the US, at least according to my dad after I used a bathroom at a flea market with the door being inches below crotch height
Door costs less that way. Less materials. And stall door designers are also pervs. That's why there is a 3cm gap when we've been making doors with opaque seams for a long ass time.
I unironically think it is to prevent men from doing things they shouldn't be doing in the stalls. In spite of my PFP and misleading name, I am a 35 year old man, and notice this trend. Drugs and hanky panky happen in men's bathrooms sometimes.
Clicky-wikky pointing out the Cosby Surprise having the transparent plastic was the bad design, and not the fact that it was named a friggin’ “Cosby Surprise” felt strangely innocent.
Same, but I didn't question it because being transparent is also a bad design for a surprise so he is right. That surprise egg or whatever it is is a bad design all around
The uneven stairs are called Witch Stairs and were supposed to prevent witches from being able to climb them. You mostly find them in the northeastern states of the US. They're "historical" so they don't have to abide by the usual grade limit for stairs, as they get grandfathered in to building codes.
I've seen and heard this a few times, and every time I do I think about some poor contractor who had to put stairs in where a chimney once was, and when the employers saw the work and started yelling he just said "It's because witches can't climb them!!" and the employers just accepted it as the truth without thinking... XD
@@okuno54me who walks up these without using the platforms: Become a God? Oh why would I descend to the level of insects? Besides watching them of course. I like ant colonies.
One of the teachers in my grade has a decoration that says “let kindness ripple” but the ripple part is in cursive so it looks like “let kindness nipple
17:58 those alternating tread stairs and are indeed a space saving design that allow you to fit stairs in a space too small for traditional stairs without having to have ladders. They're a little weird initially, but only because you're not used to them. Before long they feel just like any other staircase. They're also common on ships and in tiny houses. So they are designed for a practical reason.
I'll take your word for it, but there better be rails and adequate lighting around those things, because there's no way in Hell I'd want to climb that in the dark! Or worse, try going down them in the dark... I'd break my neck so fast. 😨😨
@@themisfitowl2595 Yeah, they are most likely more dangerous if you fall down them. But falling down stairs is dangerous to begin with. They're honestly totally fine once you're used to them.
@rosiefay7283 stairs in the Northeastern US tend to be extremely steep with very shallow steps. I forget whether the anti-witch stairs (the alternating ones shown) crop up here, prob only in the old colony houses, but even into 60s/70s built houses steep staircases still crop up
OH MY GOD. the meme at 11:16 sparks some memories. on my sister's college campus, there was a lab poster that read something along the lines of: We support anti racism, anti sexism, and ANTI SEMITISM I cannot stress how quickly that poster was taken down.
20:37 "Just For Kids" was probably what they were thinking. And mix it with the flair of Toys R Us. Except R sound like Are but F doesn't sound like For. F is usually an abbreviated obscene verb.
I figured that's what they were saying when I managed to piece together half of Liberty, but I gave up trying to group the letters together half-way into life.
23:34 this always reminds me of a story with my history teacher. He asked the class what kind of belief for heaven we prefered (it was relevant to the class) the regular way 'do good go heaven, do bad go hell' or in calvinism where it's already decided from birth if you go to heaven or hell. Most of the class voted the regular way. I voted calvinism because I was having a hard time back then, and the thought that if I didn't do everything right in life but still could get into heaven gave me solace. My teacher confronted me about my choice and started asking me questions. Then he hit me with 'so you think if someone is predestined to go to heaven and decides to commit MASS MURDER they can still go to heaven?' I was stunned like no I was just kinda sad but now you apparently think I support freaking mass murder or something tf and it just made me feel worse. At the time it made me feel sad but now I just can't help but laugh about how my teacher came out of left field with that comment.
The way I always understood predestination was that since God exists out of time, he can see how our entire life will play out and basically knows the ending. So he already knows the serial killer will serial kill. They can't "surprise" God with that. Which just brings up even more questions as does everything related to Christianity. I'm not a protestant though. I was raised Catholic and was taught that pov as the "wrong" way but to me both were equally confusing.
Teachers assuming free will is a fact. Calvanism does not follow the modern common definition of free will. You are predestined to go to heaven or not (assuming single predestination not double) in the same way you are predestined for your sins. Calvanisn assumes free will is confined by the sins which are predestined and its our will that detirmines whether we act on that. A serial killer was never predestined for heaven. So the teachers analogy is moot because someone that does bad things was never meant for heaven anyway according to calvanism.
@@soulangela7154 isn't it actually sad that you learn more about philosophy/theology from random youtube comment than by actual teacher who is supposed to teach that?
@@voidseeker4394 A bit yeah, then again teachers unfortunately can't go into too much detail in their lessons either because they are stuck to a program. But in this particular case he judged me without knowing the full thing either lmao so yeah he could've done better here.
My grandparents had such uneven extremly steep staircase, but there was almost no space and it was the only stairs that would fit . My sister now owns it and they have custom stairs and they did the very best they can do, but I am not comfortable at all to climb it up.
@@NewfiecatCP is a crime. The first word is child and the second word rhymes with corn. People use CP to discuss this crime because most social media sensors the words.
For the pencils, I can see a "Too good to go to hell" Pencil. That would be the opposite, where the start is the opposite of the brand, and the more you use it, the closer you get.
fun act: those pencils were manufactured by ticonderoga in the 80's, and when a reporter pointed it out to a company spokesperson, the spokesperson just looked at it and had a good laugh
13:25 fun fact: that is exactly what the "best by" label is there for it has literally zero relevance to safety, the food is like always fine for days or weeks past that date, but most people throw it out after that date, leading to increased food wastage and higher profits for the company
29:51 - For anyone wondering, the cities are Paramaribo (Suriname), Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Johannesburg (South Africa). But the South African one seems to either be broken, or simply showing incorrect time. It should have the same time as Amsterdam, since this seems to be during daylight savings, meaning both are GMT+2 (while Suriname is GMT-3, accounting for the five hour difference between the first two clocks).
my headphones died right after the iconic intro quote "Good evening, laddies, lasses and lasses. Welcome to The Click, you smell absolutely astounding," 100/10 video
27:43 Lorem ipsum is a dummy text used to replace text in some areas just for the purpose of an example. It can be used in publishing and graphic design. It is used to demonstrate the graphics elements of a document, such as font, typography, and layout.
I love how you’re developing lore for your plushies just by making jokes lol they went from being friends to lovers and it’s cannon because you, the creator, said so 😂
28:22 I'm pretty sure I saw somewhere the flat braille was meant to be there as a guide for someone else to put the "bumps" in. Like someone else installs the "bumps" and the sign is actually new and just waiting for that other person to come around to finish the job. But I also think that might just be wishful thinking
That is good information to know. I read braille and I see a lot of horrible braille signs, many of which are complete mistranslations. This particular sign's braille says "C L O S E T", which is hilarious to me. I think adding spaces between the letters makes it a little harder to read lol.
@@hiimcrazyfordrwhoI can confirm I've done something like this at my job, someone stole the bathroom signs off the wall and I had to print some off of Google until I could send someone to the store to buy some
I suspect good public restroom sink designs are rarer than crappy ones. Even when they're not trying to be clever or aesthetic, you get the automatic ones that don't run long enough to give you warm water or designs where you can keep the water going, as long as you keep pressing down on the tap. I get why they don't want options the public can just leave running, but the results always suck.
The thing that kills me is that, if they really want to get all clever with the sink designs, they could just make one where you step on a pedal or something to turn on the water, so you're not touching a dirty faucet handle with your clean hands _or_ fighting a finicky timed/motion-sensing system. Innovation is needed -- they're just innovating in the wrong direction.
@@eyesofthecervino3366they had those in my elementary school (and maybe middle and high; I can't remember). It was a big half-circle with powder soap dispensers at either end. We used to sneak Elmer's glue in and make gack (stretchy goop) with the powder soap because it had borax in it 😂 simpler times…
I once encountered a bathtub with no visible faucet. When the water valves are turned a powerful jet of water shoots out of a hole in the ceiling that is powerful enough to remove skin and thus completely unusable as a shower. There was no curtain to prevent the water being shot into the tub from spraying all across the room and the tub itself was so large that filling it took over an hour. There was no way to screw a regular shower head into the hole in the ceiling. This was in the guest room of a condo.
The clip at 18:00 makes me think about how in a lot of medieval villages they would do this with the stairs, though not as obvious about it, so that people who live there and frequent these stairs knew which ones were uneven, whereas an invader would inevitably trip and fall, making noise and alerting people.:)
So we've gotten our priorities so mixed up/scrambled, that our stated values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, are no longer recognizable in our actions... Sure, I could see that as being a legitimate interpretation of this as an art piece.
Those values have crashed so hard, they've become unrecognizable. Could indeed be a statement on the economic situation that makes it so hard for people to build up wealth.
God, that "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness" couldn't be worse. There isn't even a way to connect up the word "pursuit" without crossing over itself at least once.
It's crashed so hard you can't realize the wreckage anymore. Maybe it's a statement on the economic hand the Millenials and younger generations have been dealt? 🤔
I myself fell victim to searching for "KN Car" after Kia changed their logo and everyone that I confessed this to called me stupid 😭😭 Also, at 9:04 the text says "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" just really jumbled up LMAO
9:25 It took me a few minutes to realize that this says "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" - for anyone outside the US, this is from the first line of the US Declaration of Independence.
That stairs one.. THIS IS WHY WE HAVE STANDARDISED STAIRS. For every centimeter of a raise per step, the horizontal surface of a step has to be twice the raise. Raise cannot be above "mid shin" high.. Or something along the lines.
I love when design fails. I remember when I was in middle school and the paper was about how to stop bullying but everyone thought the paper was about bullying bc of their poor design choices
14:39 I would buy the house for the soul purpose of painting the house as a Minecraft character actually getting down and dirty with the cow. Then I would start my own RUclips channel of me replacing this house to look like random minecraft RUclipsrs skins getting dirty with the cow and every so often paint the cows face to look like it’s wearing the mask of a popular ship (for example Skeppy is the one forking the cow while the cow is wearing a mask of BBH 😂) and to make it even better I will take requests for which RUclipsr is next and which ship should be done. 😂😂😂😂 Thoughts on how to improve? 😂😂😂
4:36 being French myself I think this is actually supposed to say "herbes", and that would make much more sense with the design's theme too (but before you ask, we call "herpes" the same thing in French, so yes, it's still a shitty design, now internationally so!)
THE KIA LOGO!!!!! I literally stared at it for like 5 minutes the first time I saw it and I mentioned to someone that people are probably gonna think it's a new brand called "KN" because the design is awful, even though I still wasn't sure at the time whether it was a new brand either. Didn't realise how right I would be. I'm a graphic designer and always think about how companies are trying to simplify/modernise their logos so much so that it's making some of them borderline unrecognisable, point proven with Kia.
That horrific wall of letters actually says:
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.
I want to cry seeing it so mangled.
I did not see that at all. Good lord what were they thinking?
I figured that out also and came to the comments to see if someone else did. It absolutely infuriates me. :)
I saw liberty and then life in front of it so i could guess the rest, but even then what a disaster, like why is the p on the pillar
9:07 for anyone wondering
@@RisaPlays same ... Context clue of liberty did it 😂
As a wheelchair user, the automatic door that leads to the flight of stairs fills me with fury. I've encountered that so many times.
As a former EMT I concur, these are the WORST
Someone needs to push the designer down the very stairs they designed, in minecraft of course.
I doubt this is the case, but imagine if it was not a place meant for wheelchair bound ppl to access (like how many homes have patios with stairs before the front door, simply because making it accessible has never been a need), but the area is really rainy and the door was installed as a measure to allow ppl to seek shelter in their entrance from sudden onsets of downpours?
I think I'll choose to believe that for my own sanity and mood's sake.
@@feha92 nice idea but I think the truth is the more insane one, aka there is probably some rule that entries have to be handicap accessible but the rules said nothing about stairs.
@@feha92 Nice idea, if, as you said, maybe not the most likely one. Though I think there is a decent chance that there are actually elevators on the side, out of view. There, now we have two straws for our mood and sanity to grasp for :)
I have a degree in graphic design and 80% of graphic design is literally showing the ideas to people and asking if it looks like 'a Hindu symbol' or genitals
It took me too long to realise that “Hindi symbols” meant a swastika and I was wondering what was explicitly wrong with the om lol
@@twinky6755 to be fair i thought the om too
@twinky6755 lmfao so fair. I wasn't sure if swastika would get my comment banned lol
SIDEWAYS Hindu symbol :)
But yeah, it really do be like that
𝔸𝕙 𝕪𝕖𝕤, 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕟𝕠-𝕟𝕠 𝔾𝕖𝕣𝕞𝕒𝕟 𝕤𝕚𝕘𝕟
9:05 "life liberty and the pursuit of happiness" please do not ask how I read it immediately correctly I have no idea
Thank you ❤
I was struggling with the last three words so much that I just gave up 😂
The only reason I could is because I’m American and if I didn’t know the phrase my history teachers would probably be concerned. It was still difficult and took about a minute to read it properly.
@@Haileydybdahl So it is a quote or something like that? Could you tell me something about the context of it? I am from Europe.
@@larafranke1802 it’s literally from our Declaration of Independence from Britain. I’m surprised being from Europe of all places you didn’t know that.
@@Haileydybdahl the only part I know is "we hold this truth to be self evident that all men are created equal"
We learned about the Boston tea party, about slavery and had discussions about the American dream. If I remember it correctly we saw a photo of the declaration, should or could read it and then we got to the next topic. We got taught about American history mostly in English class, the regular history lessons had been about our country, colonisation (mostly Africa), the french revolution and the industrial revolution. If I remember it correctly we also learnt a little about crusades, a small amount about ancient Egypt and the Roman empire (but I think I got most knowledge about the last one from the Latin class)
As a professional graphic designer, I can almost guarantee that the pregnancy test photo is the result of somebody higher up saying “can you make her look more pregnant? We want people to be sure she’s pregnant”, the designer taking it to ridiculous extremes expecting to be told to tone it down again, and the reviewer saying “YES!” XD happens far more often than you think. People with too much power who don’t know design having too much of a say in the actual design process.
The amount of times i've been asked to make something "more" and then in frustration I go extreme - only to get a green light? It baffles me, and hurts at the same time. I just had to confirm with my own experiences as well, have a good day :)
It's actually bizarre how many higher up positions are taken by people who know next to nothing about the thing they're supposed to govern over as the head of said company thing.
We really need to make it a requirement that people have the same experience in the field + whatever current higher ups have for such important places in the workspace.
@@sundalosketch4769 true, but often times, especially in the in-house corporate design I do, the higher ups are less concerned with the artistic/design aspects of the work but more about an over-all strategic vision. Would be nice, though, if they listened to the designers more often. XD
Worked at an ad agency in Manhattan... and they had to explain, MULTIPLE times, why blue is used as the color for demonstrating sanitary pads.
"Um... red is to graphic, yellow implies urine, green implies infection. None of those are good for your product image."
Client rep refused to understand.
Showed the ad with green to the "higher-ups". That rep was fired, but we had the traditional blue version already edited for launch.
ORRRR it's actually the whole joke. I guess they hoped the absurd transposition of the pregnant up to her teeth woman, the hammy expressions, and the deadpan statement would be enough to make the humour obvious, but apparently not :D
I think part of the issue with sink design is that by their very nature, sinks are a practical item, and designers forget that. They prioritize looks over the very core of what a sink is.
That happens a lot with technical things when designer ignore actual technical designers or engineers and do what ever they want.
I learned at school (media design and product design) the phrase "form follows function". We need to get back to that principle 😅
This is a major issue with architecture, actually. Architects will design ludicrous buildings that look really nice but will shear themselves in half or other such things, and then toss it to a civil engineer who has to try and make it stand. An extremely famous architect, world renowned, is most notable to the layperson for building several skyscrapers that turned the sun into a laser and melted cars.
@@LukasJampeniUI "designers" be like:
For real though, like those sings with raw amythyst crystals in the sink. Like not only is that gona be literally impossible to clean, I'm also pretty sure theres a risk it will break faster or have a tendency to leak and possibly even erode or "dissolve" depending on what chemicals it's subjected to. Absolutely awful.
... I'm kinda curious though if the sink where the tap was just by the edge is the kind where you're supposed to fill the sink and then dip your hands into the bowl of water. I've heard that's how the old one-tap-for-hot-water-and-one-tap-for-cold system was supposed to be used. This could be a dumb modern take on that
Click reading diesel as “Die sel” and proceeding to believe that’s the name of a company is physically causing me pain
Diesel is the name of a clothing company.
To be fair, diesel is the name of a gas station company in New York
Confidently incorrect
Yes but then again it could actually be a name of the company
His dyslaxitives must be kicking in again
After learning graphic art and design, this subreddit is the funniest thing ever made.
Oh my goodness yes
I feel you, this also has my internal gears working trying to figure out how much better it couldv’e been
This is me, a linguistics student, with r/badtranslations lol.
And then when you put all of your hard work into making something clever, then there is the possibility of a group of people in upper management override you and force you to make something terrible. I wish you luck in your future endeavors.
It becomes a little less funny when you find out just how much people usually get paid for these.
Same here!! It's crazy thinking that even I, an amateur student in animation + graphic design, would somehow do better than these people who probably finished college 😭
The child abuse sign reminded me of a course I had to take to identify child abuse, since I work around kids. I shit you not, when I passed the course, I was presented with a certificate with the words "CHILD ABUSER" in big, bold letters on it. Needless to say, it's never getting framed or displayed. 😨😅
WHAT IN THE HECKITY FRICK
@@Magic_Skeleton this is now my new favorite phrase, thank youu
That’s amazing. At least it makes for a funny story when you tell people.
Life is silly sometimes
They knew what they were doing with that certificate 😅
9:05 if you read the letters up and down at an angle in a completely completely deranged way, you get “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”.
Damn
We fought for these ideals we shouldn’t settle for less.
These are wise words, enterprising men quote 'em
Don't act surprised, you guys, 'cause I wrote 'em
-Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton
Whaaaaaaaaaaa
-Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton
@@-_Nifi_-please tell me Hamilton isn’t the only reason you know the words, unless you’re not an American
@corbandybdahl as an Australian, Hamilton is the only reason I've ever heard of that phrase before
But Hamilton forgets
The ……
Now, place your bets on who that benefits
The very seat on … where Hamilton sits
- Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton
r/wtfaucet is a great subreddit for these terrible sinks
Or course that exists
'What the faucet' is so funny to me-
@@HeyItsCazSAME
If it exists, there is a subreddit for it. >XD
How are there so many terribly designed faucets to justify this subreddit!? XD like, of all the things that are difficult to design, you would think faucets are fairly straightforward… they seem like the least complicated part of making a functional sink!
I once went to a cafe where their mugs didn't have handles. Yes, I will take 2nd degree burns with my tea, thanks haha
Ya mean Starbucks (jokes)
Theyre killimg off the weak
Where I come from that's normal. Lattes are always served in big glasses with no handles. Also the Turkish tea cups have no handles. In my friends house I never drink the tea while hot 🙈 I'm weak.
It's not particularly unusual around the world to not have ears on tea cups (or small coffee cups for that matter), but you're not supposed to fill those cups to the top so you can still grab it by the rim without your fingers literally melting. A lot of the time the real issue is that the mug designer tries to combine the North American size of mugs with the lack of an ear of cups and that just doesn't work in practice.
If they are serving their drinks for immediate consumption this isn't a problem. If your getting second degree burns on your hands from holding the mug your going to get 3rd degree ones from trying to drink the beverage.
For the "herpes" mug, perhaps it isn't meant to be "heroes", but "herbes", a French word that could be translated into "plants", explaining the flowers
Does It also translate to herbs? I'm sure they have the same root
I didn't see the pun until I typed it but now I'm owning it 😂
@@Ares_V Yes it can. I didn't put "herbs" because, from my understanding of English, the wor"herbs" relates to spices, seasoning and stuff like that
@@florianricquart4114that's the primary meaning in English, yes, but "herbs" can be extended to mean other plants as well.
@@florianricquart4114I figured that was the case but chamomile and other flowers can be deemed as herbs depending on how they are used.
I'm having an existential crisis just thinking about how arbitrary languages are. So words are made up noises usually derived from other made up noises that are likely from a dead language and they have a very specific meaning but the meaning can be relative or subjective and it can also evolve to mean something completely different depending on how we choose to use it... Forget herbs, heroes, and herpes; I want to know how we are even able to communicate through words?
I thought it was meant to be about world war 1 heroes or something because they use poppies for that
Those hand dryers in the sink really grind my gears. Not only does it splash everywhere, but it ties up a sink for drying.
The toilet on the stairs in likely in a basement. They do that (not to code) to hook into a drain pipe that's above the slab. My cottage had one when I moved in.
Let's be real.
Nobody uses sinks in bathrooms.
Mark starts off with a plug for the merch, then taps into his store of sink-related puns. They come so naturally that he doesn't have to faucet at all.
let the memes flow through you
Ayyyyyyyyyy!
His *resevoir*
Every time I see his real name in the comments I feel betrayed as if I'm just finding out his name isn't The Click or Clicky-Wikky... I know he's Mark but I forget that I know and now I feel I was lied to
His name is Mark?
That staircase is called a witches ladder. According to legend, witches can't climb it. From a more realistic standpoint, these kinds of stsirs are usually used as an alternative to a ladder in small spaces, where a normal staircase wouldn't fit
As former EMS those stairs would be my absolute worst nightmare. Can you IMAGINE getting a stretcher down that shit? We're gonna have 2 patients in a minute here when I break my damn ankle.
An urban legend proven false. Fun story though.
Can confirm, they are a bitch to fall down.
Attic apartment, witches ladder stairs, drunk at 3am on Christmas... the sound of my entire body going right downstairs and through the opposite wall, woke the whole house
@@fevre_dream8542Medics used to have loops that would let them hang stretchers off their shoulders, do you all not have that?
@@BringMayFlowers Defo not on the rigs I worked. For normal stairs you can just use a stair chair, ladders are a pain but technically you can use a stokes basket to lower the patient in a variety of ways.
These though, yeah no
The phrase is so deeply entrenched into my psyche as an American that I recognized 9:15 is supposed to read ‘Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness’, but that is ONLY because I live in Yeehaw Land and I do not at all blame literally anyone for not being able to read that hot mess of a design
Yup 😂 I only got it because I figured out "liberty" and looked at what the available letters were
Same lmao I figured out “life “ and “liberty” then took forever to figure out pursuit before i remembered the phrase
Same. We see that shit so much that I guess it's easier to know it instantly. * lol*
same lol i live in California but my Elementart School was weirdly patriotic in a way that literally no other part of my life was or is. we said the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of every day for like 6 years and had plays put on by every grade each year, including kindergarten, and most of the time it would be some historical play about America or the founding fathers or something like that. one of the songs in one of the plays was literally about this phrase and i can still kinda sing certain parts of it. the plays were actually pretty fun even though im an introvert and was probably the most shy person at the school.
Yeehaw land?? 💀
I love that part where Click notices he's wearing tattered rags and burps straight into the microphone. It helps to remind us that he is human after all and not actually an ungodly immortal creature with flawless charm and aesthetic (and aroma) designed to seduce us all to devil worship.
You can just say incubus. 😏
Or course someone had to go there.
DIDN'T THEY
@@VickyViolet
Click’s videos are the only place where you can hear something like “Get your plushies and you can care for them deeply and descend into the eternal hellfire together, aNyWaY…” and it’s completely normal and expected.
That "Life Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness" "sign" is actually insane. If I wasn't familiar with the phrase, there is no way I would have figured it out. I pieced the first part of Liberty together, and it just clicked. I didn't read it, I had to solve the puzzle.
They saw three (shitty) ways of dividing up the letters and just went with all of them.
had the beginning and the end but not "the pursuit of". It was really bugging me, thank you
The funny thing is I can see that being a clever design, if it was something about uncovering the truth in a place of education or an investigative agency or something.
Same! I also got Life, Liberty and then figured the rest...and only bc I like the Hamilton musical xD
Damn
Same. I only got it because I know the phrase. I got Lib, then Life, then And. That's when it clicked for me. I was too busy thinking how cool it was that my brain could make any sense out of that mess to realize non-Americans have probably never heard the phrase before.
Fun fact: hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly backwards
THAT’S SUCH A GOOD FUN FACT
@@cathrynwha ty
okay that's pretty interesting, thank you
I know I already knew that, but its still a cool fun fact
fun fact: male elephant seals weigh more than 2 average size cars!
never thought I'd hear the phrase "a house that looks like it's rawdogging a minecraft cow" but here we are
I laughed so fucking hard at that
It literaly looks exactly like that, wth were they thinking....
@@rowans.corner Same. It's been a hard week. But this had me crying 🤣
@squidlikestodie1570: That was hilarious. I love his follow-up comment about “a cow and Minecraft Steve”. If somebody could write a story with the said title, that would be amazing
I've not watched the video yet but this sounds cursed
12:02 MY GOSH that lack of transition was the most jarring thing ever, i did not expect him to go there immedately after talking about CP, and then he specified and i audibly breathed a sigh of relief
Can you please explain me what CP means?
@@дошик-ж9х the only type edp445 likes
@@дошик-ж9х the c stands for child. Its as bad as you think
@@дошик-ж9хphild cornography, except switch the first letters
As a graphic design major, I love making the ironic “graphic design is my passion” joke because it 100% isn’t my passion LOL
14:39
I would buy the house for the soul purpose of painting the house as a Minecraft character actually getting down and dirty with the cow. Then I would start my own RUclips channel of me replacing this house to look like random minecraft RUclipsrs skins getting dirty with the cow and every so often paint the cows face to look like it’s wearing the mask of a popular ship (for example Skeppy is the one forking the cow while the cow is wearing a mask of BBH 😂) and to make it even better I will take requests for which RUclipsr is next and which ship should be done. 😂😂😂😂
Thoughts? 😂😂
There is only one answer to the sink problem: Designers don't wash their hands.
Or the faucets are paired with the wrong sinks.
Save for the faucet you stroke to use. That one was dumb. Easier to clean but awful to use. Just make a motion sensor faucet at that point.
@@donutchan8114 The other faucets would kind of work in a different sink, but still not well.
As a former graphic designer, I think it the "idiot factor" should be known. You say "This goes by so many eyeballs before it's approved, how come no one caught this?" Trust me, a lot of eyes probably did, the head designer probably did and probably brought it up to the boss / client, but the boss / client was very insistent, thinking that they were a genius and their idea was soooo cute or soooo cool and "don't argue with me, this is what I want" and the job, ultimately of the designer was to be the design-monkey that made their vision happen and just no amount of arguing could sway them.
"No, I can't blow this tiny real estate picture up any more while making it look clear. I've made it as sharp as it's going to get" - (Tries desperately to explain pixels per inch and the nature of JPEG artefacts to someone who just doesn't get it and doesn't want to learn and why this other picture would work better, but noooo.)
I guarantee you that's why there are Not-See symbol headphones and Santa's Milk. Someone who was paying the bills thought it was cute, the designer argued with them to no end until they just said "screw it, the customer's always right, even when they're wrong, I just want to get paid."
Did you know that the saying is actually "the customer is always right in matters of taste" and was coined by Harry Selfridge?
Which only helps here if you question which is more important, thetaste of the boss or the taste of the target audience... but as a graphic designer who are you to say anything about the target audience... oddly enough they equally do not listen to marketing managers like me who collect the data about the target audience.
So here is another interpretation of one of my professors which is equally unhelpful here: "the customer is always right, a potential customer is potentially right, and once the person in your store decided to not buy anything they aren't customers and therefore obviously wrong"
yes i did indeed read all of that, thank you (i'm not being sacrcastic i actually read it)
Honestly, santa's milk is completely fine until you put it beside "milk for santa"
I remember a charity (probably still around) with donation jars that read “Help Fill the Dreams of Children with Life-Threatening Diseases”.
I still can't believe you missed the opportunity to put magnets in the nose of the plushies so they automatically just kiss. 😂
OMG RIGHT
A possible problem is depending on how the magnets are arranged they could repel instead of attract. If you have it so Mangos automatically kiss ESDs then ESDs can't kiss other ESDs. That's too noninclusive for us.
'I watch videoes from The Click'
They contain NOTHING i already didn't know
People are F'n idiots
@@eDoc2020wouldn't spherical magnets work? Since if they aren't facing the right direction, a spherical magnet can rotate if you approach it from the side, no? (Genuine question, I am not good with magnet physics)
@@yotashiprokou7283 Spherical magnets wouldn't help the problem I was describing. But I did just find a solution: if the left side of each face has a north and the right side has a south then any plushie could kiss any other plushie.
The wallpapered light switch was actually a thing people commonly did back in the day, it was a way of being creative or just wanting to hide it by blending it in with the rest of the wallpaper. But sometimes, sometimes it was just difficult to find, much like that photo.
I was gonna say! You used to be able to get clear plastic switch plates so you could take your old one off, wallpaper your wall, and then put the clear plastic one on to cover the area around the switch properly without covering your wallpaper.
Mind you, the locations of switches used to be more standardized, I think: at a particular height, just inside and to the right when you went into a room. So you didn't (usually) need to stop and actually look for them that much.
Having said that, though, I have lived in some places with switches in just the dumbest possible spots. Including OUTSIDE the room, behind the door you have to open to go into the room (so it's hidden behind the door right when you need it), and on the other side of the previous room!
@@KryssLaBrynmy grandparents have a lightswitch thing with 6-7 different switches on it. They are for the greenroom, living room, dining area, and i dont even know what else because they aren't labled. You just have to guess. It's so annoying
It’s supposed to say ‘herbes’ - French for herbs. It’s a little herb garden as per the graphic, with a handle on the side so you can pick it up to put it under the tap or in the sun. 🙂
Edit: I read it as herpes, so still bad design 😂
That does make more sense
Ah, herpes ... The "gift" that keeps on giving and lasts forever 😁
I once took several years of school in French, and didn't learn anything.
But I thought that's what it was, yeah.
That van with the phone holder... I worked for a company that had those vans. They had a sign on there that specifically said "dont place phone in here!" I can only imagine the poor tragedy that happened to a coworkers phone that made them put the sign there
Worst design I ever heard of was an elevator call system that was touch screen only - but they included graphics of the braille on the selection buttons 🙃 (and yes I'm in the US and this is *absolutely* not ADA-compliant)
I'm in the US. My university has a sign by the elevator with braille on it. The only problem is it was printed on letter paper so the braille is visual 😂
Our system is also a horrible touch screen abomination. Blind people have to press the access button then wait while it reads off every single floor. And you can't go up only one floor without a special card. Legal? Nope. But who cares, disabled people really don't belong there anyway, right?/s
I feel like America can have genuis things but we also have an equal if not more stupid things.
15:30 Actually I think this one is on point. I am a goth and seeing those tall black boots sticking out of a trash can like a morbid Halloween decoration at least triples my desire to wear them
same!! i'd love to get a pair of boots with marketing like that
Odd marketing for “normies” or whatever you want to call non goths. Meanwhile it looks really cool for those that fit the lifestyle.
@@harrogeorge7878 I'm a "normie" as you say, but I like goth esthetic and I thought it was a great idea XD
Bad designs will always be the funniest things to me, since usually a whole bunch of people had the chance to intervene and no one did. I know , usually people probably were too lazy or buzy to actually look over it, but I like to imagine that for a significant portion people did see it and no one thought "that's not right..." or "maybe we shouldn't". 😂😂😂
Usually it's the boses with their BS ideas.
No matter how they are warned, their "idea" is a "good one"
But yeah, I'm sure lazy people can be involved as well.
I almost feel like in some cases lower rank people were almost afraid to say it looks like one controversial thing and not what was intended, because of the potential "why tf would you associate it with that" reaction, especially if you're the first (and thus at that point only) one to address it. Like, you know, "No one else sees swastika in it, Jimmy. Are you a nazi or something?".
Seeing how I have zero experience in design, that's a total guess, though. What isn't a guess is that if that's the case, you've probably cultivated a workplace where your employees are afraid to speak up when something is wrong, and that's really not a good thing.
@@Kasiarzynka Yeah, that will definitely play into it in many cases.
I've had too many bosses say some variation of "I don't care, just do it."
As an American I take no offense to your jokes and I fully encourage them
True, we deserve it
As an American
These jokes are less than we deserve
Oh my tomato sauce another lesbian
WHO’S AMERICAN.
Also same lmao
@@HORRIFICALLYSARCSTICLEMONS haha omg hey
Same.
17:59 Those are actually called witches’ stairs, they were made a reeeaaallly long time ago because it was believed that witches couldn’t climb up and down them. probably because an old lady would sure have a lot of trouble. either way, it’s a pretty cool sign that your house, or apartment in this case, is pretty old and largely un-rennovated.
That's the lore behind them, bit there's no evidence that's what they where used for
The actual reason is what click said, it's a space saver
@@angrybidoof847 ohhhh. Huh. Well, thanks for correcting
Those steep uneven stairs are called Witches' Stairs. It was thought that witches couldn't climb them so you would be protected while you slept. Similar concept to the Witch Windows that witches supposedly couldn't fly through. Both are found in some old homes in the New England area near where the Salem Witch Trials took hold. 17:54
but if they thought witches could fly in the first place why would some unclimbable stairs stop them?
@@zoesommers2927 But they had the witch windows that would force them to walk in the door and up the stairs. Protection from all sides.
@@sydneyfoster1167 yeah but why couldnt they just fly up the stairs once they walked inside
alternate-tread stairs have nothing to do with witches. they're just to get more height in less horizontal space.
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I've heard about people using the plastic bag that looks like mold to stop their coworkers from stealing their lunch. Although I suppose it could backfire if someone happens to be cleaning the fridge that day.
What's so funny to me is that I've never seen black mould on bread. Where I live, in the condition I store bread, we get white mould. So I didn't know anything was wrong.
Did you know that in Sweden, "darkness corresponds with less light"? Thank you for educating us, Click
13:22 they make plastic bags with green patches specifically to make people not want to steal them. Works great for coworkers who like to steal other people's lunch.
... until a coworker sees this and throws it into the garbage because it's "obviously not consumable any more" - apparently someone forgot it a week ago or so
... So sometimes the food will maybe disappear just because of this disgusting-looking bag.
As a fellow 'Murican any of us that get offended about jokes targeted at us, just aren't worth catering to so you're all good.
MURICAAAAA 🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔥🔥🔥🔥
Don't forget artist, editors, and content creators: even if you aren't the best you should keep trying your best and take pride in your work.
That being said, you SHOULD be always looking to improve and don't get too full of yourself. In other words don't end up on this subreddit
The ‘I
In Australia there is or was merch for the Northern Territory that had “CU in the NT”…….
@@noname-lp3mu but I mean that one was definitely intentional right? I've seen it, there's no way they aren't in on the joke
I'd buy SL,UT merch.
When I was helping out the digital art design lab at a city college, there's a common warning that went around. When designing logos or naming things, get a second and third outside opinion. With logos, look at upside down to make sure it's okay. The cited example was this Italian company that wanted to make apparel for young people. You know, the younger generation. They were going to name it GenItalia...
cant tell if this is a joke or not, im afraid
@@standardhuman8675 Not a joke. I've heard other similar stories from other artists and designers whenever I tell that story. That story was told to me by the HEAD of the digital art design department. This was told in the same vein as "When designing a webpage, make sure it's screen/tty readable for blind or vision impaired people." and "Always remember to support minimum resolution for under developed countries or people that may not have access to good enough computers." Both of which, she got from the W3 consortium when she attended one of their meetings. So, yes. 100% not a joke.
ah yes my favorite clothes store. GENITALIA
@@standardhuman8675 Not a joke. One of the professors was there. She was the one that told the story.
@@s8ns.spawn_.666 I've heard it's the dog's bollocks.
9:12 "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."
Living next door to America, we Canadians have learned to speak their language fluently.
As an American, I made out liberty, saw life, and immediately knew what it was.
I had "life, liberty, and suit happiness" had to look at this to see its PURSUIT thank u
- fellow Canadian
I wonder why the "of" is the only word on a straight line. It did have a huge gap between the letters though.
I'm an American and only got
"Life liberty and peth" as well as happiness
I think yeehaw land has corrupted me because I immediately knew what it was.
I once randomly came across the worst design in a restroom. The door on the bathroom stall was cut too small and only effectively covered a persons face. The entire toilet and any persons bottom half was fully out for anyone to see. Safe to say, I did not use that restroom.
Those are intentional, as it allows staff and ppl to see in, and notice if sus activities are being done. I agree that the door is just fake privacy at that point though, but on the other hand, I think I would still appreciate those doors during a zombie apocalypse.
I only run into stall doors like that in my nightmares
@@pigcatapult Same here. I only run into it on the internet, just like the anti-homeless stuff. And just like those, the reason it exists was explained there and said reason is despicable :D
@@feha92 so some creep can use that as an excuse to watch people go to the bathroom
At that point, why do you have stalls in the first place 😂
In Sydney there is a major at gallery called the Museum of Contemporary Art. They wrote the name on the sliding glass doors at the entrance. When the doors open it reads: " The Museum of Con" and "temporary Art". If you don't like modern art, this does lead to some real low hanging fruit for taking the piss.
Why are you taking the piss?
Where are you taking it?
Why do you want the piss?
Why do you need fruit to take it?
23:58 I am reasonably certain the sign is supposed to say "Animal And Us", with the toucan being the "I", the dog is supposed to be "M", the cat is "L", and the fish could be "D".
That's my best guess too. The sad thing is that this design could've worked if they had only made the animals more cartoony and letter-shaped, like in those alphabet books for young children... Now it just looks like random clutter around some letters ☠️
Yes. When I Googled it, it leads to a veterinarian in Mexico.
It says "Animal Anus" and you can't convince me otherwise. Come on in!
Yeah, the problem is that some of the animals are meant to be letters, but others are simply decoration, and is not always clear which is which. For example the bird after the first "A" is there only for decoration despite being in a space that could perfectly hold a letter, but then you have to guess that the fish after the "AN" is meant to be a "D" and not only a fish. So it may seem to read "Animal Anus", which could be the name of a veterinarian proctology clinic. 😂
I read it as “animal anus” 😭
Yet another video to make me me angry that I was never able to get a job as a graphic designer despite the fact I can do much better than a lot of people (I had proper learning and experiences) and had to get a job at a meat processing plant. (that's unionized, thankfully)
You should design a logo for the meat company
@@TheTrueMr.Chicken Profile pic is fitting
@@liaspring7how? Aren't we communists supposedly lazy bums who don't work? Or are you one of us?
@@sovietbot6708Comrade I was replying to Mr Chicken because it was about a meat processing plant lol
@@liaspring7 Ohh! I didn't notice! Sorry about that!
The "too cool to do drugs" pencils are (or were) a real thing, back in the 90s and early aughts when the DARE initiative (basically a big campaign across the US to combat use of drugs, alcohol and cigs in schools and educate kids on their effects) was in full swing. They didn't realize their mistake until it was too late. 🤣
Yeah, that one is a total classic... and so, SO easily could have been avoided by just flipping the orientation of the sentence!! 😭😂
my school district still does DARE - I don’t think they do these pencils anymore, though
If I recall correctly, they actually did flip the orientation of the sentence once they realized their mistake.
you know.... I quit graphic design school when they forced me to learn photoshop and illustrator like they were some kind of universal language, but at least picked up some theory points down the line.
who the fuck designed these logos?!
Why did learning photoshop/illustrator upset you so much? Genuinely curious
@@myheartisomg17 because they were adamant on "do this with photoshop because it's the tool that it's used!" when I was doing the same thing in Corel, without the hardware, and the payment.
@bcn1gh7h4wk it's almost like the college professor is getting kickbacks from the companies to force their applications on students.
I doubt that is true it's probably just a professor who shouldn't be in their position because they are terrible at teaching but also just not good enough to get a job in the field, but still...
I'm trans, so I get to discover some.. interesting men's bathroom designs now. Apparently a lot of older public men's rooms have really high stall doors in the US, at least according to my dad after I used a bathroom at a flea market with the door being inches below crotch height
Whyyyyyyy
Door costs less that way. Less materials. And stall door designers are also pervs. That's why there is a 3cm gap when we've been making doors with opaque seams for a long ass time.
Glad I'm transfem. I no longer have to worry about small children crawling under the stalls. Best of luck to you, sibling
I unironically think it is to prevent men from doing things they shouldn't be doing in the stalls. In spite of my PFP and misleading name, I am a 35 year old man, and notice this trend. Drugs and hanky panky happen in men's bathrooms sometimes.
@@RosarioMarieSalvador where else should they be doing it then?
Clicky-wikky pointing out the Cosby Surprise having the transparent plastic was the bad design, and not the fact that it was named a friggin’ “Cosby Surprise” felt strangely innocent.
I thought that was what he was going to call out and then was slightly puzzled when he didn't.
Maybe he wasn't too aware of it? He is Swedish and it probably wasn't a big news in Northern Europe as it was in US
@@lamedumbjokerI can only speak about Germany, and it was big news here. We also grew up with the Cosby show and it was a similar shock I imagine.
A Cosby Surprise is a hangover and sore ass.
Same, but I didn't question it because being transparent is also a bad design for a surprise so he is right. That surprise egg or whatever it is is a bad design all around
The uneven stairs are called Witch Stairs and were supposed to prevent witches from being able to climb them. You mostly find them in the northeastern states of the US. They're "historical" so they don't have to abide by the usual grade limit for stairs, as they get grandfathered in to building codes.
I was about to comment the same. I've also seen them in parts of the UK and Ireland, and once even in Australia, weirdly.
I've seen and heard this a few times, and every time I do I think about some poor contractor who had to put stairs in where a chimney once was, and when the employers saw the work and started yelling he just said "It's because witches can't climb them!!" and the employers just accepted it as the truth without thinking... XD
@@geoffreyentwistle8176 I mean, witches _can't_ climb them...
and neither can anyone else ;)
@@okuno54me who walks up these without using the platforms: Become a God? Oh why would I descend to the level of insects?
Besides watching them of course. I like ant colonies.
One of the teachers in my grade has a decoration that says “let kindness ripple” but the ripple part is in cursive so it looks like “let kindness nipple
17:58 those alternating tread stairs and are indeed a space saving design that allow you to fit stairs in a space too small for traditional stairs without having to have ladders. They're a little weird initially, but only because you're not used to them. Before long they feel just like any other staircase. They're also common on ships and in tiny houses. So they are designed for a practical reason.
But which country has a building code which allows staircases to be that steep?
@@rosiefay7283 Due to the design they don't feel as steep as they look. They are 100% up to code in most countries.
I'll take your word for it, but there better be rails and adequate lighting around those things, because there's no way in Hell I'd want to climb that in the dark! Or worse, try going down them in the dark... I'd break my neck so fast. 😨😨
@@themisfitowl2595 Yeah, they are most likely more dangerous if you fall down them. But falling down stairs is dangerous to begin with. They're honestly totally fine once you're used to them.
@rosiefay7283 stairs in the Northeastern US tend to be extremely steep with very shallow steps. I forget whether the anti-witch stairs (the alternating ones shown) crop up here, prob only in the old colony houses, but even into 60s/70s built houses steep staircases still crop up
OH MY GOD.
the meme at 11:16 sparks some memories.
on my sister's college campus, there was a lab poster that read something along the lines of:
We support anti racism, anti sexism, and ANTI SEMITISM
I cannot stress how quickly that poster was taken down.
"any ideas of a anti()ism we can put in?"flips dictionary
@@sifangwuhai they should’ve put anti homophobia instead
@@oceansolstice608 unfortunately not a -ism
@@sifangwuhai it’s still a type of discrimination though so I feel like it would fit along with the other two
20:37 "Just For Kids" was probably what they were thinking. And mix it with the flair of Toys R Us. Except R sound like Are but F doesn't sound like For. F is usually an abbreviated obscene verb.
Doesn't help that it abbreviated itself to JFK... like, he got shot.
9:13 I hate how as i was an American, i could instantly understand they were trying to say 'Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness'
I figured that's what they were saying when I managed to piece together half of Liberty, but I gave up trying to group the letters together half-way into life.
The transition at 12:02 from talking about "CP" to Click going "You know, when it comes to railing..." gave me some wild fucking whiplash
Yeah, same here. My brain goes: Are you about to show an I
23:34 this always reminds me of a story with my history teacher. He asked the class what kind of belief for heaven we prefered (it was relevant to the class) the regular way 'do good go heaven, do bad go hell' or in calvinism where it's already decided from birth if you go to heaven or hell. Most of the class voted the regular way. I voted calvinism because I was having a hard time back then, and the thought that if I didn't do everything right in life but still could get into heaven gave me solace. My teacher confronted me about my choice and started asking me questions. Then he hit me with 'so you think if someone is predestined to go to heaven and decides to commit MASS MURDER they can still go to heaven?'
I was stunned like no I was just kinda sad but now you apparently think I support freaking mass murder or something tf and it just made me feel worse. At the time it made me feel sad but now I just can't help but laugh about how my teacher came out of left field with that comment.
The way I always understood predestination was that since God exists out of time, he can see how our entire life will play out and basically knows the ending. So he already knows the serial killer will serial kill. They can't "surprise" God with that. Which just brings up even more questions as does everything related to Christianity. I'm not a protestant though. I was raised Catholic and was taught that pov as the "wrong" way but to me both were equally confusing.
@@hyenaedits3460 Oooh thank you, that makes a lot of sense actually that way. That's really smart lol
Teachers assuming free will is a fact. Calvanism does not follow the modern common definition of free will.
You are predestined to go to heaven or not (assuming single predestination not double) in the same way you are predestined for your sins. Calvanisn assumes free will is confined by the sins which are predestined and its our will that detirmines whether we act on that.
A serial killer was never predestined for heaven. So the teachers analogy is moot because someone that does bad things was never meant for heaven anyway according to calvanism.
@@soulangela7154 isn't it actually sad that you learn more about philosophy/theology from random youtube comment than by actual teacher who is supposed to teach that?
@@voidseeker4394 A bit yeah, then again teachers unfortunately can't go into too much detail in their lessons either because they are stuck to a program. But in this particular case he judged me without knowing the full thing either lmao so yeah he could've done better here.
29:30 Click not realizing that Die-sel is meant to be Diesel is even funnier than the bad design.
My grandparents had such uneven extremly steep staircase, but there was almost no space and it was the only stairs that would fit
. My sister now owns it and they have custom stairs and they did the very best they can do, but I am not comfortable at all to climb it up.
In college we had this thing called "Curriculum Plus". Teachers would say "go to your CP on Wednesday, make sure to get the CP done"
Wow ☠
I don't get the CP joke, what's it supposed to stand for?
@@NewfiecatCP is a crime. The first word is child and the second word rhymes with corn. People use CP to discuss this crime because most social media sensors the words.
@@NewfiecatCall of Duty Points
Ah yes, the estimate of a Pokémon’s power in Pokemon Go
For the pencils, I can see a "Too good to go to hell" Pencil.
That would be the opposite, where the start is the opposite of the brand, and the more you use it, the closer you get.
Haha, perfect!
"Good to go to hell"
"Go to hell"
"Hell"
fun act: those pencils were manufactured by ticonderoga in the 80's, and when a reporter pointed it out to a company spokesperson, the spokesperson just looked at it and had a good laugh
16:00 I love how you can tell that click studied architecture by the fear in his eyes
13:25 fun fact: that is exactly what the "best by" label is there for
it has literally zero relevance to safety, the food is like always fine for days or weeks past that date, but most people throw it out after that date, leading to increased food wastage and higher profits for the company
4:13 "what is worse than a predator?"
*Reveals the word "child" before "predator"*
"A Child" "NO!"
29:51 - For anyone wondering, the cities are Paramaribo (Suriname), Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Johannesburg (South Africa). But the South African one seems to either be broken, or simply showing incorrect time. It should have the same time as Amsterdam, since this seems to be during daylight savings, meaning both are GMT+2 (while Suriname is GMT-3, accounting for the five hour difference between the first two clocks).
my headphones died right after the iconic intro quote "Good evening, laddies, lasses and lasses. Welcome to The Click, you smell absolutely astounding,"
100/10 video
27:43
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It's supposed to mimic Latin, but it's just jibrish.
24:05 I think it says “animals and us”but holy crap is that horrendous
Like please just replace the fish with a D!!!
I love how you’re developing lore for your plushies just by making jokes lol they went from being friends to lovers and it’s cannon because you, the creator, said so 😂
20:15 Just For Kids - unless JFK, the former American president, has a legacy store brand of kids clothes.
17:25 Pencils with 'Don't go to Horny Jail' on them.
'Go to Horny Jail'
'Jail'
28:22 I'm pretty sure I saw somewhere the flat braille was meant to be there as a guide for someone else to put the "bumps" in. Like someone else installs the "bumps" and the sign is actually new and just waiting for that other person to come around to finish the job. But I also think that might just be wishful thinking
That is good information to know. I read braille and I see a lot of horrible braille signs, many of which are complete mistranslations. This particular sign's braille says "C L O S E T", which is hilarious to me. I think adding spaces between the letters makes it a little harder to read lol.
It also may be a temporary sign that's waiting for the real one to ship.
@@hiimcrazyfordrwhoI can confirm I've done something like this at my job, someone stole the bathroom signs off the wall and I had to print some off of Google until I could send someone to the store to buy some
I suspect good public restroom sink designs are rarer than crappy ones.
Even when they're not trying to be clever or aesthetic, you get the automatic ones that don't run long enough to give you warm water or designs where you can keep the water going, as long as you keep pressing down on the tap.
I get why they don't want options the public can just leave running, but the results always suck.
The thing that kills me is that, if they really want to get all clever with the sink designs, they could just make one where you step on a pedal or something to turn on the water, so you're not touching a dirty faucet handle with your clean hands _or_ fighting a finicky timed/motion-sensing system. Innovation is needed -- they're just innovating in the wrong direction.
@@eyesofthecervino3366those are a thing in manufacturing
@@eyesofthecervino3366they had those in my elementary school (and maybe middle and high; I can't remember). It was a big half-circle with powder soap dispensers at either end. We used to sneak Elmer's glue in and make gack (stretchy goop) with the powder soap because it had borax in it 😂 simpler times…
Public restrooms exist just to give you the stink eye for daring to have body functions to begin .
I once encountered a bathtub with no visible faucet. When the water valves are turned a powerful jet of water shoots out of a hole in the ceiling that is powerful enough to remove skin and thus completely unusable as a shower. There was no curtain to prevent the water being shot into the tub from spraying all across the room and the tub itself was so large that filling it took over an hour.
There was no way to screw a regular shower head into the hole in the ceiling.
This was in the guest room of a condo.
The clip at 18:00 makes me think about how in a lot of medieval villages they would do this with the stairs, though not as obvious about it, so that people who live there and frequent these stairs knew which ones were uneven, whereas an invader would inevitably trip and fall, making noise and alerting people.:)
What if that Life Liberty garble was actually an art piece saying something about Ameican values and actually wasn't meant to be legible at all lmao
I think it's supposed to say "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"
Buy yeah it really isn't legible loooool
@@WhirlyBeepBoops I got "Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness" too, so I think you're correct!
So we've gotten our priorities so mixed up/scrambled, that our stated values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, are no longer recognizable in our actions... Sure, I could see that as being a legitimate interpretation of this as an art piece.
It struck me as an art piece, not bad design. As to the meaning, that can be in the eye or mind of the beholder.
Those values have crashed so hard, they've become unrecognizable.
Could indeed be a statement on the economic situation that makes it so hard for people to build up wealth.
9:23 it’s “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” jumbled around. Took me a while to figure out.
Omgosh. At my university- they had a:
SU*C*DE
Prevention week
KICKOFF
But prevention week was very small because it was crammed onto one line 😂
9:35 “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”
So yes, just American bull crap 💀
As someone who remembers what Bill Cosby's surprise was, I can say that egg was doubly unfortunate.
20:45 I like to think that that design is really just trans-inclusive.
when he said "so you know railing" my mind went somewhere VERY different 😳
God, that "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness" couldn't be worse. There isn't even a way to connect up the word "pursuit" without crossing over itself at least once.
It's crashed so hard you can't realize the wreckage anymore.
Maybe it's a statement on the economic hand the Millenials and younger generations have been dealt? 🤔
28:57 so when the dentist asks me to open wide is for both him and the dentist assistant...? I think I'm going elsewhere
I myself fell victim to searching for "KN Car" after Kia changed their logo and everyone that I confessed this to called me stupid 😭😭
Also, at 9:04 the text says "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" just really jumbled up LMAO
Kia is the stupid one here
I only got "life, liberty and the.." 😂
17:59 that's actually somewhat common in older New England homes. It's called witches stairs, and they were put there to save space in small homes.
9:25 It took me a few minutes to realize that this says "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" - for anyone outside the US, this is from the first line of the US Declaration of Independence.
First line of the second paragraph actually.
Don’t judge me, I like history
The Click: "Cooking is difficult enough as it is!"
Also the Click: "Oh. It's paint." 8:25 😂😂😂
That stairs one.. THIS IS WHY WE HAVE STANDARDISED STAIRS. For every centimeter of a raise per step, the horizontal surface of a step has to be twice the raise. Raise cannot be above "mid shin" high.. Or something along the lines.
13:15 is GOOD design. this is intended for sandwhiches at a workplace, so people dont steal it.
"It just fits with Florida." Sir, that's Mexico. 21:30
It's not even Mexico, it's Panama.
@@pstaff4930 Sorry about my lack of geographical knowledge. At least I was somewhat close. The American school system sucks.
I love when design fails. I remember when I was in middle school and the paper was about how to stop bullying but everyone thought the paper was about bullying bc of their poor design choices
14:39
I would buy the house for the soul purpose of painting the house as a Minecraft character actually getting down and dirty with the cow. Then I would start my own RUclips channel of me replacing this house to look like random minecraft RUclipsrs skins getting dirty with the cow and every so often paint the cows face to look like it’s wearing the mask of a popular ship (for example Skeppy is the one forking the cow while the cow is wearing a mask of BBH 😂) and to make it even better I will take requests for which RUclipsr is next and which ship should be done. 😂😂😂😂
Thoughts on how to improve? 😂😂😂
4:36 being French myself I think this is actually supposed to say "herbes", and that would make much more sense with the design's theme too (but before you ask, we call "herpes" the same thing in French, so yes, it's still a shitty design, now internationally so!)
THE KIA LOGO!!!!! I literally stared at it for like 5 minutes the first time I saw it and I mentioned to someone that people are probably gonna think it's a new brand called "KN" because the design is awful, even though I still wasn't sure at the time whether it was a new brand either. Didn't realise how right I would be. I'm a graphic designer and always think about how companies are trying to simplify/modernise their logos so much so that it's making some of them borderline unrecognisable, point proven with Kia.
That weir wall sign at 9:30 ish was Life Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness, and yes I felt my brain minorly break trying to figure it out.
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