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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • When Sophie and I went to CubingUSA Nationals, we met someone who claimed to know far more about the Rubik's Cube than either of us could possibly imagine. But did she???
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Комментарии • 443

  • @queerwizard
    @queerwizard 7 лет назад +142

    A woman said to me that she had a cube in the 60s.

    • @aboxaustin7243
      @aboxaustin7243 6 лет назад +3

      LOL

    • @Im_B0red
      @Im_B0red 6 лет назад +9

      they were invented in the 80's

    • @queerwizard
      @queerwizard 6 лет назад +7

      1974, to be more exact

    • @ooftedanimal6909
      @ooftedanimal6909 6 лет назад +8

      David Karlsson maybe in her 60's not the years 1960's

    • @emmadixon1131
      @emmadixon1131 6 лет назад +3

      David Karlsson ................... I'm done!........

  • @jules2002
    @jules2002 7 лет назад +441

    Non cubers don’t get it man

  • @wilderuhl3450
    @wilderuhl3450 7 лет назад +152

    1. What are you studying?
    2. Someone swore that the only way to solve a Rubik's cube was to peel the stickers off, when I shuffled it and solved it in front of them they accused me of just reversing everything.

    • @yf-n7710
      @yf-n7710 7 лет назад +20

      This is why when I encounter a non-cuber asking to mess it up, I give it to them and look away. They can only accuse me of reversing everything if I have a superpower now.

    • @ColorfulPockets
      @ColorfulPockets  7 лет назад +43

      I'm studying film! And of course you just reversed everything, that's how we solve it, right?? Right???

    • @chetanakashyap2294
      @chetanakashyap2294 7 лет назад +1

      Y F-N yes even i do the same

    • @mariuszengel5796
      @mariuszengel5796 6 лет назад +1

      @Tixta aka without being A NONCUBER

  • @FishSnackems
    @FishSnackems 6 лет назад +117

    *Has a mirror cube*
    "What's the point of that it's all the same color!!!?"
    *turns it*
    "Wtf"

  • @ent1ty576
    @ent1ty576 7 лет назад +47

    I hate when my classmate tells me he's good at scrambling the cube but I can always solve it faster than he scrambled it

    • @Kazoeru
      @Kazoeru 7 лет назад +8

      "Good at scrambling the cube"

    • @UrasSomer
      @UrasSomer 6 лет назад +3

      A guy at the subway told me he would scramble it incredibly good and did like 10 moves and when I solved it he said wow and I had scrambled it really good this guy is a genius

    • @kyongu375
      @kyongu375 6 лет назад +2

      i relate people always say “im the best scrambler” and i solve it within 30 and theyre like mindblown

    • @jaguarsfan1416
      @jaguarsfan1416 6 лет назад +1

      Yes I know right. They scramble for like 2 min and I'm like Ok Its good and their like no wait I need to make sure it scrambled good enough! Then they say, hey, cheater no looking at my scramble!

    • @stevenanimated3699
      @stevenanimated3699 5 лет назад +1

      Lol

  • @maxjenner3561
    @maxjenner3561 7 лет назад +169

    Don’t you hate It when you’re arguing about something and you know you’re right

    • @tezer2d
      @tezer2d 7 лет назад +16

      But you also know that they think they know they're right? Yeaaaah...

    • @onejumpman9153
      @onejumpman9153 7 лет назад +13

      Yeah, it sucks. I much prefer it when I think I'm wrong

    • @thedeaner3117
      @thedeaner3117 7 лет назад +3

      That pretty much describes every argument ever. No point in arguing if you're not 100% sure you're correct. Whether you actually are correct is a different story.

    • @maxjenner3561
      @maxjenner3561 7 лет назад

      Caden Deaner but we’ve all been in that situation where you think you’re right but you’re not. What I’m talking about is being 100% sure and willing to put money on it lol

    • @thedeaner3117
      @thedeaner3117 7 лет назад +1

      MaxJGaming I'm not sure you read my reply right but I understand

  • @TNLCubing
    @TNLCubing 7 лет назад +166

    "Word for word"... Yeah seems legit.

    • @giod4713
      @giod4713 7 лет назад

      Nice pfp *nervous laugh*

  • @emmadixon1131
    @emmadixon1131 6 лет назад +12

    I was solving in class once and some dude came up to me and said "Oh, I can solve that." I scrambled it really fast, looked at his face as I was doing it. He looked like his brain just exploded, and I handed it to him and said, "Alright, do it." He said nevermind and walked away. Then the teacher started laughing at him. I lost it😂

    • @dustt314
      @dustt314 3 года назад +2

      And then everyone in the class stood up and applauded.

  • @keithdoherty3608
    @keithdoherty3608 7 лет назад +84

    There's this kid in my school that whenever I bring in a cube, he says "oh that's easy" and then tries to solve it but never can

    • @potatopatato8008
      @potatopatato8008 7 лет назад

      stop acting superior

    • @hjonker
      @hjonker 7 лет назад +2

      That happens to me with a 2x2 so much.

    • @Askar1
      @Askar1 6 лет назад

      omg same

    • @zeke3791
      @zeke3791 6 лет назад +1

      That’s every kid in my school

    • @gamingbox1704
      @gamingbox1704 6 лет назад

      I have the same problem

  • @repely
    @repely 6 лет назад +8

    When someone says “ i can solve 5 sides but not the last one” like dafaq?

  • @thisisjoel7199
    @thisisjoel7199 7 лет назад +91

    Them:what's the algorythem
    Me:what?
    Them:my friend told me the only way to solve it is with an algorythem. What is it?
    Me: which one?
    Them: the one you just used to solve it.
    Me: *does U perm*
    Them:But now its not solved.
    Me:Because it was solved when I started.

    • @Kazoeru
      @Kazoeru 7 лет назад +8

      some people man. This is why I try to ignore people's questions while I'm cubing in public. It might seem rude, but it's better than having to argue about how a Rubik's cube works

    • @thepekkaarmy7473
      @thepekkaarmy7473 7 лет назад +1

      IKR I want to explain it to them every time buy them st the same time I don’t want to because of the possibility that they find it bullshit and don’t believe it

    • @thisisjoel7199
      @thisisjoel7199 6 лет назад

      MP Cuber that's how I spelled it

    • @S1neWav_
      @S1neWav_ 6 лет назад

      ThisIsJoel omg relatable

    • @reblfist8849
      @reblfist8849 6 лет назад +2

      Fucking hell man you guys are all snobs people ask that because when they see you solve the cube (which has been established as a test of mind by Hollywood etc.) They ask it out of respect and admiration.

  • @ZhongyiHo
    @ZhongyiHo 7 лет назад +278

    I brought my cubes to school and my friends took and say "Hey. I can solve that.". Then he just turn a U move. And he turn it back and said "Look! I solved it! New World Record". I was like .-.

    • @aidandoyle7788
      @aidandoyle7788 6 лет назад +16

      When I brought a rubiks cube my classmates said oh you just need to do two moves, I said no and for 5 minutes they would keep doing U L' 😐

    • @madnessmoments5815
      @madnessmoments5815 6 лет назад +1

      Sammeee:((((

    • @groszak1
      @groszak1 6 лет назад +9

      repeated U R U R' or U R U' R' is faster than repeated U R U R

    • @Slackow
      @Slackow 6 лет назад +9

      whenever someone does that I just say "How original" and then they tell me to chill or it was a joke or something and I just say that it happens so often I have just grown to hate it.

    • @Slackow
      @Slackow 6 лет назад +8

      I keep telling them that those two moves only affect two sides of the cube, and you can actually see an entire section of the cube completely untouched.

  • @KRCubing
    @KRCubing 6 лет назад +12

    Non cubers think solving Rubik's cube is a waste of time but as a matter of fact it is an art to solve it

  • @eggsandwhichian
    @eggsandwhichian 7 лет назад +12

    Non-Cubers can sometimes be know it all jerks😂😂😂

  • @errubki2735
    @errubki2735 6 лет назад +16

    Just in case you don't know, there actually exists such "algorithm" that goes through every possible state, it's called hamiltonian circuit (a name from graph theory) and somewhere in the internet it's explained how it would work for the Rubik's cube (if someone is interested ask me and I'll give the link). Of course, in you'd have to do about 22 quintillion moves on average to solve the cube, which makes the method kind of impossible to use xD, but it exists.

    • @super38294
      @super38294 6 лет назад

      Errubki could you share the link please?

    • @errubki2735
      @errubki2735 6 лет назад +4

      The post at speedsolving forum:
      www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/a-hamiltonian-circuit-for-rubiks-cube.35505/
      The website with all the information:
      bruce.cubing.net/ham333/rubikhamiltonexplanation.html

    • @super38294
      @super38294 6 лет назад

      Errubki I got the link almost right away but thanks anyway :-):-)

    • @craterellus3577
      @craterellus3577 6 лет назад

      Actually, 4,347,201,000,000,000~ solvestates

  • @connot
    @connot 7 лет назад +72

    Once, I brought my new GAN356 Air to school, then someone told me that I need to solve the "real Rubik's Cube"... Then I asked him if he meant I needed to solve the Rubik's brand for it to be legit... He said yes... I haven't talked to her since.............................................................

    • @wilderuhl3450
      @wilderuhl3450 7 лет назад +4

      Learn a wee bit of group theory and next time you see said person, you should prove them wrong mathematically. Because it's one thing to have a wrong opinion, but it's even more embarrassing to have something you're so certain of be shot down by math.

    • @thedeaner3117
      @thedeaner3117 7 лет назад +60

      Did this person get a sex change halfway through your conversation?

    • @WillFaustCuber
      @WillFaustCuber 7 лет назад

      Lol I get it so true

    • @gabethemodder778
      @gabethemodder778 7 лет назад +12

      Glad to see you aren't assuming their gender😂

    • @connot
      @connot 7 лет назад

      True...

  • @sovyn7789
    @sovyn7789 6 лет назад +5

    I was at school with some 3x3 cubes and a non cuber came up to me and tried to drink my lubricant because they thought it was apple juice.
    Just kidding. Just because you’re a Non-Cuber Doesn’t mean that you don’t have a brain.

  • @dompsterfire841
    @dompsterfire841 7 лет назад +38

    There was this one kid that cornertwists my cube and says his solving it and when i cornertwist it back he says "cheater" like wtf

    • @Kazoeru
      @Kazoeru 7 лет назад +4

      "Look, twisting a corner like that makes it impossible to solve without twisting it back. I'm not going to explain why because you're probably too stubborn and stupid to understand."

    • @KungisComing
      @KungisComing 7 лет назад +4

      Game64 // Gamin GT and more // my classmates call that jigging which makes me really mad

    • @aboxaustin7243
      @aboxaustin7243 6 лет назад

      Hypocrite.

  • @MrNoName7474
    @MrNoName7474 5 лет назад +1

    I love it when someone scrambles it for you because you could just undo your scramble and they'll hide it from your sight for added difficulty.

  • @paper2222
    @paper2222 6 лет назад +4

    I swear this woman is the smartest non cuber ever

  • @JONALDYT
    @JONALDYT 5 лет назад +2

    Back when I was in elementary school, I was solving a cube while walking out to recess when a kid walked up to me and said, "Hey, I bet I could solve that. It's really easy." Now of course, when it comes to people that were in my age group, they were watching a lot of RUclips videos on how to solve the Rubik's cube and they were convinced about the L' U combination that would "solve it". I gave the cube to the kid and he sat down outside and turned it for a whole 15 minutes, then since we had 2 sets of recess, (one outdoors, then an *optional* study hall) he continued to turn it for another 15 minutes. Then he even continued turning it on the way in. Finally, when we get back to class, I asked for my cube back and I asked why he did solve it. He responded with, "Well, you just didn't let me do the moves enough." Longest 30 minutes of my life.

  • @blopblop183
    @blopblop183 6 лет назад +2

    The most common thing that happens to me is people trying to solve the 2x2 without algorithms

  • @ilikecubes5269
    @ilikecubes5269 7 лет назад +12

    when you give ur cube to a non cuber they do RURURURURUURURUURUURURUUURURU then you take it away

    • @catlynya
      @catlynya 6 лет назад

      I Like Cubes YES!

  • @spacevspitch4028
    @spacevspitch4028 6 лет назад +2

    My first thought would've been to pull out a cube and ask her to show you what she meant. But I guess that would've been a bit antagonistic 😛

  • @bilalrashidzada7692
    @bilalrashidzada7692 7 лет назад +24

    i hate when people like this argue w me! theyre always like oh so whats "the algorithm" and "its easy once u know the algorithm anyone can solve it". like there isnt just one algorithm there r tons. it gets me mad lol

    • @SmileyMPV
      @SmileyMPV 7 лет назад +2

      Bilal Rashidzada Actually, the usual definition of algorithm is a method that can always solve a particular problem. For example, there are many algorithms that can sort a list of numbers. So by that definition CFOP is an algorithm.
      Do note that, by this definition, a sequence of moves is still an algorithm. It just solves a very particular problem.

    • @bilalrashidzada7692
      @bilalrashidzada7692 7 лет назад +2

      SmileyMPV but people tell me "the" algorithm. Implying that there is only one algorithm to solve the entire cube every time. like u said, there r many algorithms or sequences of moves to solve every particular case, but then instead people would tell me "whats an algorithm to solve it" rather than "whats the algorithm to solve it"

    • @matthewellis1687
      @matthewellis1687 7 лет назад

      I just smile, scramble the cube and hand it to them while they are talking. "Alright buddy boy, lets see you do it."
      For some reason they always turn me down

    • @bilalrashidzada7692
      @bilalrashidzada7692 7 лет назад

      Matthew Ellis haha good idea

    • @jaguarsfan1416
      @jaguarsfan1416 6 лет назад

      Yes I know Im the only one I know who can solve a Rubik's cube and people are like how do you solve it? I try to explain there are many cases and I need to so algorithms to get to other cases. Then one kid was like when I was solving one, Man thats a looooong algorithm I'm like no I said there are algorithms in it for many different cases to get to a certain case but there is not 1 long algorithm that solves any case. Its hard being the only one I know that can solve Rubik's cubes

  • @fusion67
    @fusion67 6 лет назад +8

    if she knew so much about cubing... then why did she ask "cubing USA nationals--- whats that?"

  • @cj_giron7259
    @cj_giron7259 6 лет назад +5

    Have you guys ever sat in bed and thought if you have ever had the same scramble twice

  • @Ryanguy451
    @Ryanguy451 7 лет назад +6

    Sophie has got some acting chops

  • @nubcub
    @nubcub 5 лет назад +2

    Everyone has stories about peeling stickers or scrambling cubes and such. But Non Cubers at my school thought that 2x2s were able to be solved with corner twists only. They also think that corner twisting cubes makes you a Rubik’s cube legend or that bringing in a cube gets you in my Cubing Group thing even though I have never made a club or anything.

  • @zombiedude347
    @zombiedude347 6 лет назад +2

    Doing the same thing over and over again only works if you started from a solved state (or happen to be lucky).

  • @qlf9_
    @qlf9_ 7 лет назад +74

    I love your videos, but I'm broke XD

  • @randomjuppy
    @randomjuppy 6 лет назад +2

    When Im solving everyone thinks Im going R U R U

  • @origamikatakana
    @origamikatakana 7 лет назад +5

    A quark is a fundamental constituent of matter observed in 1968 through deep elastic scatter.

  • @itfcbluebenxx3412
    @itfcbluebenxx3412 6 лет назад +3

    That one time when your friend says that you won't be able to solve it if they scramble it. I told him there is a method and even if you scramble it forever I will still solve it and he didn't believe me. Non cubes just don't get the concept of Rubik's cubes.

  • @nickschroeder5648
    @nickschroeder5648 6 лет назад +2

    That is what happened to me but with cup stacking championships.

  • @husseins.7463
    @husseins.7463 7 лет назад +46

    I'm only 14 and can't afford to donate but since i've been subscribed, I disabled my adblocker to support you

  • @fifaisnotahacker851
    @fifaisnotahacker851 6 лет назад +9

    This is annoying when you do an alg for pll and your friend says but your messing up the cube .

    • @kristiaron
      @kristiaron 6 лет назад +3

      FatimaClashGamer110 When i'm on pll everyone says *OMG YOU WERE SO CLOSE!*

    • @theorangcuber6425
      @theorangcuber6425 6 лет назад

      kristiaron Thats so true

    • @silverzero9524
      @silverzero9524 6 лет назад +2

      yeah lol. and when i do oll everyone is like: HEY U MESSED UP lol

    • @pulsarcubes
      @pulsarcubes 6 лет назад

      When I do pll they're like "You just solved it why are you scrambling it again!?"

    • @CrazyForCubes
      @CrazyForCubes 3 года назад

      Lol the only way to solve that problem is to be Lucas Etter and do PLL so fast they can't even react

  • @HarizAzizan
    @HarizAzizan 7 лет назад +44

    Nice vid! I hate when ppl keep saying Rubik's cube is too easy. Some random ppl I met in public said that "Ahh Rubik's cube is easy, just memorize everything and u become a master. " Lol wth.

    • @Kazoeru
      @Kazoeru 7 лет назад +3

      Ethan D.
      Thanks for giving me a new argument against dumb people that say "hurr durr just memorize shit and you become master DURRRR"

    • @SOVESOVE3
      @SOVESOVE3 6 лет назад +1

      Well he was kinda right if you learn full oll and pll then your are pretty beast

    • @HarizAzizan
      @HarizAzizan 6 лет назад +1

      C&C With Jay how about f2l?

    • @unusuall1284
      @unusuall1284 6 лет назад

      Hariz Azizan ikr

    • @nabilonso
      @nabilonso 6 лет назад

      Sup National Malaysian Record Holder?

  • @high-topprofessor4645
    @high-topprofessor4645 5 лет назад +1

    My friends are like" I'll mix it up so hard you can't solve it!"

  • @finallyfoundouthowtochange5484
    @finallyfoundouthowtochange5484 6 лет назад +2

    Brought a mirror cube for school, everyone be like: "that is easy! There is no colours. Gimme that!" Scrambles it and be like "oops, i think i broke it" -_-

  • @AbsoRuud76
    @AbsoRuud76 6 лет назад +4

    J Perm made a video that shows you can solve the cube using only J perm. So the lady at the airport was right after all... Dun dun dunnnnnn!

    • @idkwhattomake8458
      @idkwhattomake8458 4 года назад +1

      Woman: Just do the same thing all over again and it will solve itself!
      Andrew: Uh, no that devil's thingy solution is wayyyyy too long, you can't use it.
      JPerm: **exists** I'm gonna ruin this man's whole career.

  • @iz3833
    @iz3833 5 лет назад +4

    I’m not even lying EVERY TIME someone scrambles my cube and I began to solve it they always say “I scrambled it good didn’t i😏?

    • @sandychannel
      @sandychannel 5 лет назад +1

      Derp turtle true-er words have never been spoken

    • @iz3833
      @iz3833 5 лет назад +1

      @@sandychannel lol i know and i only take 24 seconds

  • @greatest2482
    @greatest2482 7 лет назад +9

    Some people...

  • @questionableuncle2498
    @questionableuncle2498 5 лет назад +2

    I had a kid say 6+6=10, and he actually thought this. He showed me on his calculator but every time he tried to press six he accidentally hit 5.

  • @wosh2nd68
    @wosh2nd68 6 лет назад +1

    I thought it was called the pop algorithm, it's easy, you just pop your entire cube and then assemble it, it's always the same moves

  • @jacobpurcell7050
    @jacobpurcell7050 5 лет назад

    I get this all the time in video games. Pretty much...
    Other, "You're playing your character wrong"
    Me, "You've never played my character"

  • @jeremyhopkins3613
    @jeremyhopkins3613 6 лет назад +1

    I recently picked up cubing. I have only been solving for approximately 2 months. I’m not fast, but to the average person, when you can solve it in under 2.5 minutes people are impressed. Anyway, semi related to the video, the number one comment I get from my friends and colleagues is “I know how to solve that, only I forgot the moves”. As if they had a magic sequence of turns that would have solved the cube. I just make them feel like there is such a sequence that exists, but I have not discovered it yet, and continue to solve the cube.

  • @kadengonzales9946
    @kadengonzales9946 6 лет назад +1

    I was at school one time carrying around and solving a speedcube and somebody came up to me and told me that i was probably good at math for having solved it. I explained that it had nothing to do with math and this person argued with me about the math you needed to know to solve the cube... SMH

  • @pineconeeagleman6101
    @pineconeeagleman6101 6 лет назад +1

    I bring my cube to school everyday. Kids say things like that all the time

  • @zacklearning3854
    @zacklearning3854 5 лет назад +1

    Well, its not their fault that they dont have our cubing knowledge.

  • @glass916
    @glass916 7 лет назад

    Everytime I bring a Rubik's cube to school someone says they can solve it, I say they can't, then they say "you just do the same thing over and over again!" Then I go back and forth with them for a couple of minutes and just give up.

  • @GermiesCoasterYard
    @GermiesCoasterYard 7 лет назад

    when andrew uses a skyline of your city as a background and you have that "what the heck" moment.

  • @notyou6674
    @notyou6674 6 лет назад +3

    my devils algorithm: randomised moves. at some point you will go through every single case but also you will likely randomly solve the cube accidentally (if the moves are random then whose to say the 20th random move won't solve it? and after millions of them im sure you will have solved it once right?) i wonder if you could set up one of those cube robots to do this at hyper speed 24/7 to see how long it would take (hopefully before the heat death of the universe)

  • @JCBShortFilms
    @JCBShortFilms 6 лет назад

    "Commom misconception my butterscotch." XD

  • @0luc83
    @0luc83 6 лет назад +5

    Is that a 10x10

  • @12...
    @12... 6 лет назад +3

    Isn't there an algorithm that cycles through every possible state of the cube, but it's like 100 moves long and you'd need to do it trillions of times?

    • @TylerDunphy
      @TylerDunphy 6 лет назад +1

      12Me21 actually it's millions of moves long and takes quintillions of times to do it but same logic

    • @silverzero9524
      @silverzero9524 6 лет назад

      well there should be

  • @FloatingJetsam
    @FloatingJetsam 6 лет назад

    The lady was correct: from a solved state, any sequence of moves, if repeated enough times exactly will eventually result in a solved state cube. If the cube is scrambled the cube will return exactly to that scrambled state. Any sequence of moves repeated exactly... might take 136 sets but it *will* always resolve.

  • @Zack-vt3kf
    @Zack-vt3kf 6 лет назад +1

    Yeah stuff like that has happened to me with my friends but they understand once I explain that that’s not how it works

  • @esfinator4000
    @esfinator4000 5 лет назад

    every time one of the guys at school wants to check out my GAN cube, they are like "Can i solve that?"

  • @hywoncha-music7153
    @hywoncha-music7153 5 лет назад +1

    Non-Cubers: WOW YOU CAN SOLVE A RUBIKS CUBE!?!?
    Me: Uh... Yeah...
    Non-Cubers: Well, I'm not sure how YOU solve it, but I just peel the stickers off.
    Me: Just get away from me... Before I throw ALL of my puzzles at you...

  • @darkgreninja8349
    @darkgreninja8349 6 лет назад +5

    If it's not the devil.... Cfop is Jesus's method?

  • @BBTfnC
    @BBTfnC 6 лет назад +2

    Some dude told me once I'm faster than you gust do these two moves over and over (F' D) he grabs my cube (ready to solve) and starts doing these moves i did not believe what i saw but i did not know what to do 1. Be mad because he grabbed my cube my precious cube 2. Laugh till i die because he is that stupid haha so i choose the 3rd option start a timer and look at how he does it while laughing from the inside and then at the end tell him to never touch my baby again and that he needs to find some brains (that what he says all the time to people but he is the one with the stupid answer)
    Soo... that's my story haha hope you enjoyed my story and i hope i did not waste your time

  • @emps2376
    @emps2376 6 лет назад +1

    "just do the same thing over and over again "
    a youtuber called jperm released a video about how to solve a cube using only jperm LMAO

  • @lucy-yr5th
    @lucy-yr5th 6 лет назад

    Whenever someone sees me Cubing at school they're always 'Oh that's so easy I've done it like a million times!' Usually I always say 'oh cool' but this one time I answered with 'oh could you show me I've never done it before?' And they said 'oh I don't feel like it my finger hurts'

  • @tkryerson2459
    @tkryerson2459 6 лет назад +1

    My cousin insisted that there was a "Pattern" to solve it. I told her that's actually not the case but it seems like that. She was like "No, a kid in my class solved it behind his back so there is!" I kept saying no that's not true but she just kept saying to her brother "I know that I'm right". It was obnoxious. It's like you totally you know more about something that I have done that you know nothing about. 😂😂😂

  • @XESCoolX
    @XESCoolX 7 лет назад +1

    someone asked why I couldn’t do blind because he thought this is how it works... he said that I probably couldn’t solve it blind because I probably overturn it since I can’t see how far I turn (he said it in less-cubing terms of course)

  • @yf-n7710
    @yf-n7710 7 лет назад +1

    Someone told me that they thought it was just random turning and that some people just got good at turning the sides very fast.

  • @shubbbb
    @shubbbb 7 лет назад +4

    I happened to be wearing a T-shirt with the cube in the thumbnail

  • @criticalcubing
    @criticalcubing 7 лет назад +1

    Haha use Roux, problem solved ;)
    Previously when I used CFOP, I used to show these "algorithms" like Sune and U/A perm for solving the Last Layer and the spectators would be like "Pshhhh you memorized bunch of moves and do them over and over. Boring..."
    Now, I do fast MU turns and do weird blockbuilding stuff and they are like "wait, what did you do there?" and I give my explaination "I see green corners and blue edge so I know M2 pairs it up. Before doing M2, I see orange and red don't match, so I have a 5 move 4c solution" and they are like "but...what about algorithms?"
    haha xD some reactions are hysterical.

    • @ItsPandaaa
      @ItsPandaaa 6 лет назад +1

      CriticalCubing don’t use roux just use petrus

    • @itsme-hq9vg
      @itsme-hq9vg 6 лет назад +1

      ItsPandaa
      don't use petrus just use ZZ

  • @tyler5633
    @tyler5633 7 лет назад

    I love these skits

  • @gabethemodder778
    @gabethemodder778 7 лет назад +1

    I've started saying to non cubes at school that I'll give them $1000 if they can solve my 2x2 before class starts without using any resources(phone, friend, etc.)

    • @inigo8740
      @inigo8740 7 лет назад

      How do you know if they're non-cubers?

    • @gabethemodder778
      @gabethemodder778 7 лет назад +1

      Inigo Diaz they say "is that a four by four"

  • @plr_hightower7264
    @plr_hightower7264 6 лет назад

    at school there's this kid who takes my cubes when i'm using another cube without my permision

    • @f1debrief951
      @f1debrief951 6 лет назад

      GrimmReaper 2600 I feel your pain, its even worse for me because they return it with pops and im like: f#*% u

    • @plr_hightower7264
      @plr_hightower7264 6 лет назад

      exactly

    • @sandychannel
      @sandychannel 5 лет назад

      I have about four of those people, ready to snatch my cubes at any given moment

  • @skya.4722
    @skya.4722 6 лет назад +1

    once my friend was at my house and he was like "So you like rubik's cubes" or something and I said "yeah" and then I dont remember much more of that but i do remember that he said you can just do the same two moves over and to get it solved and showed him how two moves cant effect the whole cube.. so i proved him wrong. Another time the same friend said 'did i scramble it to much?"

  • @KaelHitchcock
    @KaelHitchcock 2 года назад

    Kids at school screaming at me trying to convince me that R U will solve the cube

  • @SuperMinecraftGamer68
    @SuperMinecraftGamer68 6 лет назад +3

    I can relate to every single comment here

  • @cj_giron7259
    @cj_giron7259 6 лет назад

    So, i was solving a 3x3 at school and this kid comes up to me and says "look at that kid, he is solving a rubiks cube." Then he continued with "anyone can solve one of those." So i argued that for close to five minutes. Eventually he asked to try to see if it was as hard as i said it was. After 30 minutes he finally solved the white side.

  • @nakuou
    @nakuou 6 лет назад

    kids in my class are like "i can solve that" and then try to grab my precious thunderclap then i get full protection mode and smack their hand and be like *no*

    • @faze_sm0k068
      @faze_sm0k068 6 лет назад

      flamowlX same thing happens with my Gans master 356 and I’m like punching their arms

  • @-jerryg-3872
    @-jerryg-3872 6 лет назад

    Why dont you have more subscribers this is the best channel

  • @mef2279
    @mef2279 5 лет назад

    Once someone was helping me pick up papers that I dropped on my way to lunch (this was at school). I had a 5x5 with me so I set it down and the guy pointed at it and said, "Woah is that a 5 sided Rubik's cube!". I said no, it's a 5x5 but I was thinking, how can any cube be 5 sided, not just twisty puzzles, geometrically, no cube can be 5 sided then it isn't a cube.

  • @anapple2395
    @anapple2395 6 лет назад

    At first I thought he was in prison lol 😂😂😂

  • @KSCuberOfficial
    @KSCuberOfficial 7 лет назад

    LMFAO, this is hilarious!

  • @No-pm4ss
    @No-pm4ss 6 лет назад

    Hi everyone, welcome back to Cody's lab

  • @Abbacus_
    @Abbacus_ 7 лет назад

    I know someone at school and I let him borrow my 3x3 during classes and he will sit there and do R U’ over and over from a solved state and when he gets back to a wolves state he is all like “OMG I DID IT!! I legit solved it!” Then other times he will be just doing like 3-5 moves and then he ‘forgets’ what he did but then manages to backtrack and says the same thing

  • @programmingpandemonium7791
    @programmingpandemonium7791 7 лет назад +3

    omg this happens way too often to me lol

  • @ztmods1182
    @ztmods1182 6 лет назад +1

    When I was with my friend he said he could solve it so I gave him a mixed up Rubik’s cube to solve then he looked at it and said “So is there a pattern of the same moves to solve it?” Then i said “I thought you said you could solve it” then he gave me the Rubik’s cube still mixed up

  • @lunix7993
    @lunix7993 5 лет назад

    My teacher saw me solving my cube and she said “Wow! I can’t even solve a normal Rubik’s Cube! Definitely not the ones with the circles in the middle!” 🙄 UGH NO!! ITS THE SAME FLIPPING THING 😑

  • @cdh79
    @cdh79 6 лет назад

    yeah.. something similar happened to me.. well the "getting coffee at the airport" part.. not the rest though

  • @garv1908
    @garv1908 6 лет назад +1

    I bought my cubes to school and the conversation between me and my friend starts from here 1:59 but instead of coffee, he is selling me a cup o’ water (Yes, I know that I said cup!) and I’m not wearing that shirt.

  • @karna5998
    @karna5998 6 лет назад

    there is a kid who says it's impossible to solve it. He shuffled, I solved. he still doesn't believe.

  • @AndrewFast
    @AndrewFast 7 лет назад +4

    Dude people at school come up to me when I'm solving a cube and that say two things one that using algorithms on a cube is cheating and I also here people ask me if I can use their 2x2 and say that they can solve it but they can't even get one color XD non cubers don't get it yo

    • @aboxaustin7243
      @aboxaustin7243 6 лет назад +2

      How could an algorithm be cheating? XD

  • @jasonvaldez8179
    @jasonvaldez8179 7 лет назад

    last friday i had an argement with this kid on who invented the 3x3 and he kept telling my it was einstein but i kept telling him it wasnt in the end i wanted him to shut up so i gave him the win on the argument

  • @Kai-pq6rb
    @Kai-pq6rb 7 лет назад

    You deserve way more subs!!!!!

  • @Miner1345
    @Miner1345 7 лет назад

    One of my friends tricked my other friend into believing that you could only turn a 2x2 towards you... She then tried and she thought it worked and could only turn it towards you.

  • @aidandoyle7788
    @aidandoyle7788 6 лет назад +1

    At a math meet a kid was solving a rubiks cube me: He just reversed the scramble. 2 years later Sub 30

  • @Calistic
    @Calistic 6 лет назад

    I had a dollar store cube that I had to tape the stickers back on and it moved crapy so I went to Taco Bell and a employee said "that's the coolest Rubik's cube I ever see

  • @splicix6226
    @splicix6226 7 лет назад +24

    i watched this when it was posted 3 minutes ago

    • @felix-lk7ic
      @felix-lk7ic 7 лет назад +3

      Joe Davis your point?

    • @triple_gem_shining
      @triple_gem_shining 7 лет назад

      M Lienau is speaking in third person denoting that Joe Davis was talking in first person denoting he watched this video when it was posted 3 minutes ago. Got it?

    • @sujatahota6147
      @sujatahota6147 6 лет назад

      Joe Davis so?

    • @splicix6226
      @splicix6226 6 лет назад

      because im lit fam

    • @noelbermudez6633
      @noelbermudez6633 6 лет назад

      JDCubed im watching it when its posted 3 months ago

  • @ScotttheCubeGuy
    @ScotttheCubeGuy 6 лет назад

    brought my 2x2 to school and solved in front of a crowd of people but then one guy said ''hey thats only got like 4 cubes on it that is easy...'' he tried solving it and failed completely and then said it was rigged.

  • @MrNoName7474
    @MrNoName7474 5 лет назад +1

    Same moves every solve? She must have meant U, D, F, B, L, R moves and their variations.

  • @joshpescie1553
    @joshpescie1553 6 лет назад

    My friend was super confident that the 2x2 wr is 0.89

  • @pyro1324
    @pyro1324 6 лет назад

    Sounds like she had the vaguest idea of what an algorithm is