Yeah, I didn't get the FortNine mechanic #43 reference until he F'd up and was simply replaced with #44.

And that 43 only had about 5 days worth of beard on him, so probably hadn't been around that long either

Makes you wonder what happened to Ryan's 1 through 8

@@Kevin_Aus Hahahhaha

C'mon, nobody gets it right on the first try.

Lore, is that you?

@@sgtunix hi cloned i'm daddy

​@@sgtunix I love Next Generation Star Trek too 😊

Not sure how many people will read this but very much appreciate you sharing what real world experience teaches instead of having some one learn the lesson a much harder way. Thanks!

This deserves a pin.

Hey, that's my son's license plate on his motorcycle. He proved the theory when a dumbass pulled out in front of him then stopped completely blocking the road. He only had bruises with the lines of the weave of his gear in the bruises.

Honest-to-Goodness, much appretiation for that solution! I'd hate to learn how to put out a burning puddle of spicy water, in the moment.

No fun explosion police over here.

Well not only but I get it 😂

Cinematic masterpieces

I believe the word you're looking for is, "morose." 😂

feels like i'm in a cinema watching the shorts before the movie

Only a coulpe more likes to reach 666.

oh we're all here for it. Just waiting for it to go completely a-wall

Lmao I was wondering. Lmfao I haven’t watched this guy since like 2016-17 I think. Love it 😂😭💀

Yeah, he kinda grew on all of us. 😅

i mean, yeah.... but i still really miss that 42. now there was a guy with answers.

I hear some pretty promising things about 45 though. Future's looking bright! Well, unless you're 44 maybe.

I think 44 is much prettier.

Wait till they get to agent 47

This quote was perfection :) never forget

Brilliant

Had to pause to leave for a few at that one.

Said for years that they should be on TV. Hope they don't though!

That job moved up to The Grand Tour nowadays. 😅🤣 Can't replace Clarkson, Hammond and May. 🤷‍♂

Top Gear meets This Old Tony.

It isnt already????

@@givemeanaxe no, we need the equivalent of James May and Richard Hammond, we have already the Jeremy Clarkson

Search engines are everything. I'm glad I don't live in a generation that I have to do any researches in the library.

​@@maozedowner5915 Oddly, some things where soo much better. A time when you could get away with stuff (speeding and such on bikes) without worrying about camera's or gatsos/truvelo or tickets in the post. If you fucked up and got caught, you knew straight away. My YPVS350 would be lame by today's standards but at the time I was a God, at least in my mind and every living female with a pulse wanted to swing off my man-pole. At least that's how I remembered it 😊 A time with anpr cameras and fleeing from the police with zero concerns about a helicopter or being on the TV after being caught. It's true, the internet has changed most things for the better but there are a few things I'd never want to have been different back in't day 😅

This is practically a Buffy episode

Gold. Couldn't say it better.

I think they went a little overboard on this one. Deciphering the message though all the fluff and antics was hard on this one.

we're just copy-pasting comments from video to another now

once he got his RGB strobes it was over for everyone

Is that clothes, or just part of the clone? We don't know.

Cloning clothing is pretty easy compared to walking-talking human beings. How else do you think F9 keeps such a great range of gear in stock?

I too struggle with sentient coveralls. If I don’t wash them once a week.

We reckon there's about 5000 man hours in the cloning machine. But it has yielded 44 mechanics so far, so there's some economy of scale. ~RF9

Roger that

Same here

In Old Good Europe, that is. Here is now (drum roll, please!) five o'clock! Sharp.

70°C 70°F is not even remotely hot...

@@tristan6509 And who says it has to *be* "remotely hot"? It's anodizing, not baking a cake.

@@iamtherealzombie sodium hydroxide aka drain cleaner creates heat when mixed with water, you need sodium hydroxide to anodize the metal, hence why he said 70 degrees in the video

@@iamtherealzombie if you wanna be a smartass then at least do your research.

They were using F for the dye for sure. I tried both with the acid and C worked well.

Best not to assign names to these Fortnine mechanics.

@BCtoao where did you find out the name “Connor”?

Came here to say exactly this. Couldn't be less interested in doing this myself, feel tired just thinking about it, but thankfully other people out there can

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Weren’t the mechanics called “Greasemonkey” in the 1920ties?

@@hermask815certainly. See one button worth.

Pamiętaj CHEMIKU młody, lej zawsze kwas do wody!

It takes a month or more for him to do a 10 minute video. If he started on a feature length film he'd need a zimmer frame before the halfway mark 😂