(music)
- When someone requests a ride, it seems really simple.
You open the app, you get an upfront price, you confirm,
and it feels like that's it.
But that can't be it, right?
- I'm so glad it looks that simple from the outside
because the truth is, behind the scenes,
there's a ton of complexity as we try
and figure out all the variables that it takes
and distill it down to that one number.
- How does Uber arrive at the price that riders pay?
- It starts by trying to predict the estimated time
and distance for the trip you're about to take.
We try and predict all the likely routes
that a driver could take to go from where you are
to where you need to be.
- But why give the price up front rather than at the end?
- Providing the upfront price removes all
of the guesswork and the risk.
- So if people know the price,
then they're gonna be more comfortable taking the trip?
- By being upfront, we expand access, as riders
with more information can make more confident choices
and know with certainty what they're gonna pay by the end.
And more confidence means more trips
and more earnings for drivers.
- Speaking of drivers, I think ours is here.
- Oh, excellent.
- Hey, Shanee?
- Yes, are you Katherine?
- I am. Hi.
(music)
The rider price is comprised of the estimated time
and distance, but what else?
- So we start with the estimated time and distance.
Then we make adjustments based on time of day and route.
We call that Route-based Pricing.
We also make adjustments for Shared Rides.
And we make adjustments based on supply and demand.
We call that Surge Pricing.
- What goes into the driver fare?
- The driver fare is always calculated
on the actual time and distance of that specific trip.
There may also be long pickup fees,
or, if the rider took too long coming down,
there may be an additional wait fee.
- But what happens if there's something unexpected,
and the trip takes a lot longer?
Does the driver just earn less?
- Absolutely not.
The driver always earns based on the actual time
and distance for that trip.
When we match a rider and a driver, it's really important
to us that the driver earns for the actual work they do.
And the difference between what the rider pays
and what the driver earns is known as the Uber Service Fee.
Smitha Shyam, who's our head of rider pricing engineering,
will tell you all about that
when we get back to the office.
- Smitha, thank you so much for sitting down
with me today.
What happens when the actual driver fare is higher
than the estimated rider price?
- That's an excellent question.
That's where Uber's service fee comes in.
The service fee varies from trip to trip
and gives us the flexibility to align
to the different needs of our riders and drivers.
On most trips, everything goes as predicted,
and Uber receives a service fee.
But there are exceptions,
as in when someone requests an Uber Pool,
and we have discounted the rider as though multiple
passengers will be on the trip.
But then only one gets matched and picked up.
In those rare instances, Uber takes a loss,
and the driver always earns
for the actual time and distance of the trip.
- The service fee is how Uber makes money, though, right?
- Yes, that's the fee the driver's pay.
The service fee goes to fund development,
support, operations, and other important things.
- Well, I feel like I have a much better handle
on all the parts that move together in this.
Thank you so much for taking me through it.
- Glad I was able to help.
(music)
- Ensuring pricing serves riders and drivers.
That's what moves us.
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How to Create Happiness in Your Life Every Day | Jacqueline Way - Duration: 14:19.
So we heard in the introduction that you
started this charitable organization - 365give
and why don't you just tell us about your
start and how that all began.
Absolutely. Well, it started a lot of years ago
and as many of you heard - it's my super fun fact,
no longer up - I am a mother to three super beautiful
little boys that I adopted locally here in Vancouver.
Now I know, not all of you think that having three boys
is fun but my kids are great and when I started the
adoption process you go through a lot of
questions and one of the questions that came up as we
were going through the process was what are your
expectations for your child? What do you
want him to be when he grows up or her.
At that time we didn't know.
And my answer was pretty instant.
I just really wanted my child to be a kind,
compassionate, happy little human being.
That was all the expectations I had for
my child and I realized when I took a look
around our world, raising a happy child these days isn't
quite as easy as we think it is.
The World Happiness Report actually tells us that over
220 million children suffer from anxiety and depression.
Children. And none of you are out of this.
Another 1 billion adults also suffer from anxiety
and depression. So I decided that I was going to do
something a little differently with my son.
And many of you may have heard that the first five
years of a child's life are their most
important years so at the ripe old age of three I
decided I was going to start instilling what I hoped for
for my child. And so on his third birthday,
over birthday cake and ice cream, I sat my son, Nick,
down and I said "Nick, we are gonna do one thing to
give back to the world every day for one year."
Yes, he had the look on his face of "Mom what
the hell are you talking about?"
So you know I had to go about this a little bit differently
and roll it out in three-year old terms so I got out the
crayons and the pencils and off we went and I said
"Nick we're gonna do one thing to be kind, helpful,
compassionate to either an animal, a human being -
another person - or the planet. And that's how we
got going. So every day for 365 days my son and I
committed to doing one daily give every day.
Excellent. And you started blogging along the way
as well so you started to tell your story a little bit.
I did, so my son actually asked if we could share it with
friends and family and I am NOT that scrapbook kind
of mom, so instead I decided I was gonna start a blog
and we named it 365give. Kind of made sense.
Now I'm not some inspiring writer or some social media
guru - this was the days before Instagram - and so I
started blogging and every day I just wrote a little story
about what Nick and I had done to give back
to the world everyday. You know our actions had to be
small and really simple. So simple a three-year-old
can do them. And so it was easy for me. Every day we
tracked our stories and it was really neat
what happened because obviously we kind of
were hoping our friends and family might check in every
now and then to see what we were doing.
But things really changed and people started reaching
out to us from all over the world because they were
actually inspired by my little three-year-old boy, Nick.
And what were some of the early gives that you did?
Oh yeah, our gives. Well you know what, I actually
happen to have right here … so this is our
daily giving list we made. We sat down. We got out the
crayons. I think they're gonna pop it up there. There it is.
So this is how simple we made giving and
some of our favorites, and we still do them to-day,
you know the donating towels and blankets down at the
local SPCA is always a favorite because when we got
down there we got to spend some time and
volunteer our time with the cats so my son
It made his day it would be like "yes" let's go
to the SPCA today and he loved that part and just
getting to spend some time and volunteering his
time while we were down there. A couple
of other favorites that, you know, were also very fun is
... we are blessed that we live down at the beach so you
know a really easy project we could do is when we went
down to go play at the beach we would pick up garbage
along the way. You know, we didn't do it for long … we
are talking about a three year old here so
but for three minutes we would pick up garbage
and very easily we could pick up a bag of garbage.
It was one of our daily gives we said to the planet.
One of the ones that we still do as well today and
as most of you know the Salvation Army
out there we would give our toys and all the
clothes that we no longer needed and we actually call
this a double daily gift because we are helping the
planet by making sure that our things we no longer
wanted weren't going into the dump and of
course it's helping people along the way.
And I think our favorite, and we still do it every
Christmas morning even to today, is we make cookies
on Christmas Day and we go and deliver them to our
local firehouse to thank them for all of their service.
And what were, this is one of my favorite podcasting
questions, what did you learn about yourself, what did
you learn along the way, what did
Nick learn? You know I think that I'm going to have to
give you two parts to this one. I think one of the first
things that I learned as a parent is that creating a daily
giving habit is actually really easy. You know I kinda
look at it like brushing your teeth every day and
I'm telling you right now it's easier to teach a
three-year-old to give than it is for them to brush their
teeth every day. But when you start thinking about it like
that, once you get into that daily habit of doing it,
it sticks with you and I can tell you right now and even
aren't still to this day in our family we make it a daily
habit and we name it in our house even if it's something
really simple - my son helps me upload the dishwasher,
he helps me set the table, we name it "you did your
365give" today so it has become a culture and when we
don't do it we really miss it. That's cool. I was telling
someone about this and about our interview today and
they said "all these great things that we wish we had
as parents." I'm glad to hear that, thank you. I wish I
could go back and do this with my girls. You know what
… it's all possible. And I know in our conversations that
you've learned some things about happiness
along the way. Maybe you could just share that.
We have well you know one of the things that I really
learned, and if you ever take a child down to the SPCA
and spend some time with those cats, you think that
you are the one giving but what you come
to understand is how happy it makes you
and every time Nick and I did our 365give, this smile
would always end up on his face and I actually came to
realize that by doing our daily give, he was becoming a
really happy the little kid and it was amazing to watch.
Cool. So after you did your initial 365 days, yes, things
built on the blog. Just continuing with your story, what
sort of happened next? Well you know if anybody
has ever heard the saying here "when you
give you receive." I'm just gonna throw this little story in
here today because I haven't told it too often but
on day 365 was the day my son's fourth
birthday that our second son came home.
He is, sorry, still to this day, the apple of my eye
and just six months later his little brother came home
and then things started to change. But what really
changed was when I got a call and it was from a
girlfriend of mine and she's a teacher here in Vancouver
and she asked me if she could take the 365give concept
into her classroom. She wanted to teach her students
how to give back to the world and she wanted to teach
them everyday how it was done. So we went to work
and we created an educational program.
It's actually a tool for teachers that
incorporates a daily giving practice with their
everyday curriculum. So as the kids are doing their
science and their math and their reading and their
writing, they also get to choose how they're going to
give back. Our program is a little bit unique because it's
powered by the kids. Instead of their teacher telling
them that they have to do this to give, the kids actually
get together and they get to choose how they want to
give back to the world. Choose causes or choose the
planet, things that are really they're inspired by and
show them how they can make an impact. And it's been
amazing to watch these kids as young as
kindergarten come up with daily giving ideas they can
do together. They give back to their schools,
they give back to their communities, they give back to
their families. And we keep watching this ripple happen
and it's been an amazing journey to watch. And then, as
Roger mentioned, you did a TEDxStanleyPark talk in
March a little over a year ago and then the video went
up in April I believe - and just tell us what's happened
since then because, I don't know if Roger mentioned it
or not, but you're up close to 2.4 million views of your
video. Amazing, amazing well and I have to tell you I'm
so humbled and and Nick and I feel so blessed.
If you want a kid that's surprised when their mom has
2.4 million views on YouTube you become the
superhero in the family. So along with my other boys.
You know when when we did that talk and when I did
my talk - I call it "How to be happy every day"
because what I learned along the journey and I don't
know if anybody here has ever heard this before, but
have you ever heard of the "Helper's High" before?
Anybody ever heard that term? So, I'm just going to
explain this a little bit and I'm going to tell you about
the talk. When you give, your endorphins actually
kick in ... you get this high … they literally call it
the "Helper's High" and researchers been studying this
for decades. What else happens is something
called the "happiness trifecta."
And its this brilliant combination of things that go off
and fire off in your brain that includes dopamine,
oxytocin and serotonin. So when you're giving, you're all
fired up and you're ready to go and you know, you're
feeling on this natural high. It's amazing. And so the talk
ended up being called "How to be happy every day, it'll
change the world" and what we realized from the talk,
as soon as it went up, people are really looking
people all over the world are looking for that key to
happiness. And the more views we got every day, and
even to today, the power of just one voice standing on a
stage telling a story like everybody here is today, is
amazing how it ripples and 2.4 million people either
have gone out and given at this point or we've planted
a seed that we know one day will stick with them.
And that one voice and that one action from my son
and one talk has taken our organization from a small,
local, Vancouver, not-for-profit to now a global
organization. We have over 250 schools in 30 countries
participating in the … we call it "The 365give challenge."
Thank you, thank you. We are so blessed. We get to
connect with people from all over the world. We have
thousands of individuals, we have hundreds of families,
we even have businesses that have come and joined
and are now part of our community and what we see
and what I hear every day from the people that email me, to the comments
on the TED talk … it's possible, it's actually possible
to change the world and it's why we're here today.
We're here to inspire brave actions and now I can
tell you it's actually possible. With one small daily give
it can ripple around the world and it's amazing.
Cool. So one final question: I'm sure you've heard
today hundreds of stories, maybe thousands of stories,
as a result of 365give. Could you just share, pick one.
Okay. I think because this one is relevant to Vancouver
rather than somewhere on the other side of the world,
I'd like to share this one with you. Last year I had the
opportunity to work with a youth philanthropy group
here in Vancouver so these are high school kids.
And I had 12 kids and they wanted to do something with
365give and show their community that they too could
make a difference. And we know the challenges with
being a high school kid student these days. So we got
together and we came up with a special day and we call
it "Do one give day." Well these kids let me tell you
- they got every school in our district involved, they
accomplished 4,000 daily gives in one day just with our
school district and globally another six which made
10,000 daily gives in 30 countries globally and these
kids just amaze me of when you give them the power to
go out and change the world that they've made it
possible. So we're looking forward to moving that
forward this year and and bringing more people on
board and making even a bigger change. Thank you.
Thank you. That's from my West Vancouver kids. I just
love them. Kids really get it, don't they. Yes, they
completely get it. It's the rest of us that have to catch up.
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Special Custom Cars Show In Dubai ! AUDI | MERCEDES | MCLAREN | NİSSAN | DODGE - Duration: 3:58.
Hello guys ! How are you ?
I hope you guys doing okay !
Today we are in City Walk,Dubai
after for a long holiday good to be back in here :)
its like my second home here so all good :))
City walk is one of the busiest open shopping mall
I m very excited to stay in front of this Beast Hummer !
We are going to start with this and
there are many more special custom cars here
Dodge Challanger
Subaru
Mazda
Honda Civic
all of these cars has special custom design and build in special engines
I m really excited to show you all of these cars today
Look at this BEAST Guys Before we start!! Hummer H2
Its Really crazy looking !
Lets jump right in to it !!
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BEST 6IX9INE Songs On "DUMMY BOY" - Duration: 6:02.
So 6IX9INE just dropped his newest album DUMMY BOY, I liked it way more than I thought I
would, and today we're gonna talk about what the best tracks from it are.
Now unless he wants all his songs to sound like the Bobby Shmurda Verse On STOOPID, then
I'm assuming this is the last 6IX9INE project we'll receive for a long time.
Don't get me wrong that's not something I'm happy about, like I said I actually
really liked this project, but I don't know where 6IX9INE's career is gonna go from
here.
So with that being said, this is CDTVProductions, hit me up on those social media accounts and
let's talk about the best songs on DUMMY BOY.
5 - KANGA (feat.
Kanye West)
This track is pretty weird, it has this almost off putting sound to it and it doesn't fully
pick up until the second verse starts, but when we get there it's hard to not crack
a smile at it.
There's just something enjoyable about 6IX9INE and Kanye West trading bars that interpolate
Milkshake by Kelis and talking about the hate they've received from people.
They have this really weird chemistry together and it makes for a track which isn't meant
to be taken too seriously, and it functions perfectly as that.
4 - TIC TOC (feat.
Lil Baby)
Here we have one of the more melody focused tracks on the album, and it works surprisingly
well.
I don't really know why Lil Baby didn't just handle the hook on this track, cause
it sounds like 6IX9INE is kinda trying to sound like him on the chorus here, but either
way it still sounds nice.
Lil Baby has a nice enough verse, but 6IX9INE is honestly my favourite part of this song,
his verse got stuck in my head instantly and it's got me thinking that I might actually
prefer this relaxed version of him over his shouting style.
This is a banger with a real summer vibe to it, and it's really replayable being only
2 minutes long.
3 - MAMA (feat.
Kanye West & Nicki Minaj)
The first time I listened to this track I thought it was just ok, nothing too special,
but now it's been a day or two and all that's going through my head is ("Tiki Taki Spanish
mami she a hot tamale).
Out of all the songs on the album, this is the one I could see becoming the biggest club
song, minus FEFE of course which is already huge in clubs over here.
Speaking of FEFE, this track is similar in a couple ways to that track, they both have
a Nicki Minaj feature and they both show 6IX9INE using this lowkey delivery, but I definitely
enjoy him on here more than on FEFE due to the fact that it sounds like he tried slightly
more with his flow on this one.
Kanye is brash and entertaining as always, and Nicki struck me as the one that put the
most effort into her lyrics on here so she was enjoyable too.
To be honest, the main thing that pulls me in so much here is the hook and the beat which
is pretty reminiscent of Slippery by the Migos, but the verse are still cool too.
2 - FEEFA (feat.
Gunna)
So this was 6IX9INE going for a song with a slightly more emotional and sentimental
vibe to it, and at first it honestly sounds kinda funny cause 6IX9INE is such a meme and
hard to take serious a lot of the time, but after you get past that it actually sounds
pretty great.
It's one of the very few songs where I like Gunna, his toned down delivery fits the more
sensitive mood of the track, and I know it's a comparison I make a lot, but when his voice
is more mellow he sounds significantly less like Young Thug than when he tries to go more
high pitched.
As for 6IX9INE we actually get slightly more substance on this than we're used to from
him, talking about people changing up on him and his autotuned crooning works surprisingly
well to compliment this theme.
I never thought I'd enjoy a song that sounds like this from our TR3YWAY resident rainbow,
but I really did.
1 - KIKA (feat.
Tory Lanez)
KIKA is definitely one of the most hype songs on this entire project, I legit have this
on repeat all the time now and it's become one of my top guilty pleasure songs at the
moment.
This is just a flat out banger and I love pretty much every element of it, from Tory's
memorable hook, the vibrant, tropical instrumental, all the way to 6IX9INE's over the top shouting,
everything combines surprisingly well.
I don't know why, but 6IX9INE's shout rapping works much more for me over these
more kinda mainstream beats rather than ones with a more cold or dark aesthetic.
Not to mention the build up to his verse is so great, everything hits a peak right before
he comes in and it makes 6IX9INE's entry into the song even more explosive.
Sure, the lyrics are some of the most basic I've seen him write, just look at this,
but this is purely a song I listen to for how punchy and fun it is.
Not to mention, the outro by Tory referencing the fact 6IX9INE can't associate with TR33YWAY
anymore is pretty funny.
This was such an enjoyable track for me.
(Outro)
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石だけの世界で地下生活Part7【ゆっくり実況】StoneBlock - Duration: 10:36.
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Finish the splitters on my Mustang! - Duration: 10:46.
WAZZZAAAAP!
hows the cheese my hizzas?
imma work these splitters today
i've been lazy
not really
just sick
so I decided
to work on the splitters
today
so I can match
the front with the sides
and hopefully this time
the lines don't fall off
pretty simples
you saw I took them off
i'm going to paint them a little
since some parts are fading
and then i'm going to put the lines on
and put some matte clear coat
over it
hopefully that holds
so lets see
how that goes
while they dry
so we done!
started at around 1130
not its 6pm
it took a while
because the stripes
started to peel off
when I put the clear coat on
had to stick them back on
and make sure they were right
before giving it another hand
in clear coat
but I do think
it looks good
don't think
i'll have any issues this time
for those who want to know
the people who made my splitters
are Splitters PR
they make splitters here in
PuertoRico
but they do ship outside
obviously you have to ask them if they can ship to you
but they are very good
they work carbonfiber
and make them whoever you want
spoiler
i'm getting splitters on the crossfire soon
but way more badass
so I think the stripes look good
let me know what you think
let me know if you like them
and hope you liked the video
so
thank you for watching
and i'll see you
in the next one!
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Let's Play DELTARUNE (SUBTITULADO AL ESPAÑOL) - Capitulo 2: Go Go Delta Runers - Duration: 21:17.
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Dental Hygiene for Infants | Keeping Their Smile Bright - Duration: 1:57.
One of the most common questions that I get is, "When should I expect the first
baby tooth?" The reality is it's a range. Some children are actually born
with baby teeth and there are some kids who don't get their first tooth
until they're 18 months old. All of those things are okay, but the thing I want to
impart on everyone is that it's important to see a pediatric dentist or
a general dentist by the age of 1 or the first tooth. The reason we want to do
that is we want to make the dentist a fun experience. Unfortunately, a lot of
the community feels that we're rather scary people. What we want to do is
desensitize your child to being able to have a toothbrush in their mouth and to
realize that it's okay to open your mouth. A lot of parents I find, just give
the toothbrush to their child, which they like, but it's important for them to be
accustomed to someone else brushing their teeth, so start brushing their
teeth with that first tooth. Now when it comes to toothpaste you want to make
sure that it actually does have fluoride in it. The key is to not use very much. If
you look online, you can just use something called a smear of toothpaste
until you are confident they're going to spit that toothpaste out. When you are
trying to brush your child's teeth, one way that I do it with my own 11 month
old is I actually just hold him and then I brush the teeth. Then he
usually grabs my hand starts brushing on its own. The best thing to do though is
to brush the top and the bottom completely separate. When I talk to
older kids when they're brushing their teeth as well, I have them brush each
tooth as an individual thing so you spend five seconds on each individual
tooth. One child, actually yesterday, told me you're scratching my gums. You
actually want to scratch those baby's gums because it toughens them up to
prevent gingivitis. The takeaway message is you want to make sure that your child
sees a dentist by their first tooth or age 1. You want to get in that mouth
as soon as possible, so right when you start seeing that little tooth come in
get that toothbrush in there.
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Top 10 Scary Lost Tapes That Have Been Found - Part 3 - Duration: 9:05.
For
some reason, people like to film scary moments, creepy encounters and terrifying circumstances.
But thankfully for us, YouTube allows us to watch them all in the comfort of our own homes.
But even though we might feel safe, the videos on this list can still scare you to death.
So, you've been warned.
How's it going YouTube?
I'm your host Landon Dowlatisingh.
And be sure to stay till the end of this video because I will be replying to a bunch of your
comments.
The real-life purge masked killers stab their way into number 10.
There are three things in life that I can do without.
Creepy masks, creepy kids hanging out by railroad tracks, and creepy kids that enjoy tormenting
you.
I just think the world would be a better place without those things.
But to give you an idea of what I'm talking about, here is a clip that will probably make
you stay away from train tracks for a while.
Is there a purge training camp nearby?
But in all seriousness, the kids of recorded this were out filming stuff for a school project
when they ran into these crazy masked people.
If you look closely, you'll notice that the man cocked his gun as he started to walk
towards the camera.
This is some creepy shit.
Oh and apparently the police were notified and they sent helicopters out to find these
deranged kids.
A VHS tape that should've never been found comes onto this list in at number 9.
What's wrong with this picture here?
It's the 21st century, I think we should know better than to walk around a creepy forest
in the dead of the night.
Am I right?
Nothing good ever comes from walking in a forest alone at night.
And unfortunately, this guy was taught that hard lesson.
Okay, now I'm officially freaked out.
That creepy whistle was probably the last thing that he ever heard.
Creepy tape found deep in the forest brings us to number 8.
An old VHS tape was discovered in an abandoned log cabin in Poland.
But I wish that it was never found.
Let's roll the clip.
Do you see what I'm saying now?
I think we are in store for some pretty disturbing dreams with creepy kids laughing in the background
once we are done with this list.
I don't know about you guys but YouTube will never be the same for me.
I didn't realize how much creepy footage is actually on here.
What ever happened to those puppy and cat videos?
Number 7 brings us to some more creepy camcorder footage and I'm not happy about it.
Who am I kidding?
I actually love this creepy stuff so let's check out what was found on this missing camcorder.
Yeah… just when you thought you were safe and escaped the creepy children…here they
are again…scaring the shit out of you.
No seriously, did you guys see him laughing.
And what was up with the footage of the person sleeping?
Who is this creepy videographer?
I want to forget all about this clip so let's move on.
Demonic possession makes it into number 6.
So we just had an evil kid laughing and now I'm about to show you some kids possessed
by a demon.
Let me just say, sorry in advance because I don't think you'll ever want to step
foot in a shed ever again.
I think we just found the children of the corn but instead of being out in the corn
field, they now hold their cult meetings and perform sacrifices in that shed.
We have another unexplainable tape in at number 5.
A group of teenagers were out exploring the woods when they stumbled upon an abandoned
building.
And instead of doing the sensible thing and running in the opposite direction, they decided
to go in and take a look around with their little flashlights.
I feel like this has all the components to make a great horror movie.
So, let's watch and see what happens.
I knew that was a bad idea.
Unfortunately I have no idea what happened to these teenagers and its unclear if they
made it out alive.
Ghost faces make it onto this creepy list in at number 4.
I'm personally not a big fan of seeing ghost faces in a video but I had to include this
clip on this list because it's pretty scary.
I just don't understand who gets pleasure out of creating these videos.
The original clip lasts for 40 seconds.
So that's 40 second of ghost faces embedded into some creepy static.
This person needs a new hobby or maybe I do, because I spent my time looking for this stuff
on YouTube.
Let's jump over to a disturbing tape in at number 3.
Ugh, I hate looking at close ups of eyeballs.
I don't know why but it just freaks me out.
But then I started thinking.
What if this is footage of a person trapped in a small space or even a box or something.
It looks like they are stressed about something.
Did we just watch someone's final minutes before they died?
I hope this is just some scary footage from a prank or something…
A strange tape comes in at number 2.
Who am I kidding, all of these tapes have been strange but this one is extra weird.
This tape was found underneath a bridge in Russia.
And you'll see two teenagers going for a bike ride but something stops them before
they approach a bridge.
Did you guys hear that at the end?
It sounds like someone is screaming in agonizing pain.
So instead of calling 9/11, they decided to investigate it themselves.
Which is always a good idea…said no one ever.
Yep, told you that wouldn't end well.
And now in at number 1 we might have a tape from the dark web.
Yep, that's right I used my account on the dark web and paid to get this video for you
guys.
Just kidding, I don't actually have an account on the dark web….
Alright so we have another person thinking it is a good idea to explore old, broken down
buildings.
But what have we learned from this list?
It never works out for that person.
Told yeah.
Sorry about that.
I nearly had a heart attack when I first watched it too.
But you knew what you were getting yourself into when you clicked on this video.
Well there you guys have it…
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Racist Version []Danganronpa Game Grumps Sprite Edit[] - Duration: 0:36.
Kaito: Which one should I do?
Kaito: Eeny, meeny, miny, moe Catch a tiger by the toe If he hollers let him go, Eeny, meeny, miny, moe
Kaito: Star Cup!
Kaito: (Yaaayy!) Kiyo: You could have done the racist version of that song...
Kiyo: That would've been fun.
Shuichi: (What's that?) Kiibo: Whats the racist version?
Kiyo: NOOOOOOO.
Shuichi: (*laughter*) Kiibo: I- Eh- Uh- I- Duh- Wha-
Kiibo: God, I'm so curious >_<
Kiyo: (*In the background* NOOOOOOOO) Rantaro: Oh, I know it, come on. Kiibo: Okay >_<
Kiibo: Eeny, meeny, miny, moe...
Kiibo: B-Black people...am I right?
*Collective Racist Laughter*
Kokichi: Eeny, meeny, miny, moe!
Kokichi: CHINGCHONGCHINGCHONGCHINGCHONGCHO! (Laughter and Wheezing in the background continues)
Kokichi: HOW MUCH FOR EGGROLL!?
Kokichi: EENY, MEENY, MINY, MOE!
Kiibo: stahpt >_< Stahpt! (Laughter Continues)
Kiibo: *Inhale* Stahpt! Kokichi: That's the racist version.
Kiibo: That is- Yeah- That's *A* racist version! Kiyo: Fool-
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