So hospitals are the only ones who actually care about how you're feeling right now 😢

Hospitals: Have bright lights to increase positivity Also hospitals: dull wall colours, dull ambience to feel like you're dying

"Performers look way better when lights are off" Dude roasted everyone in a single line

I still fall asleep in classes with lights that bright lmao

DEEZ are 💀💀

My room is always lit to somewhere around 100 lux. I only turn on more lights if I drop something and need to look for it…

"you're in every day" Literally only one of them, occasionally

"... and prevent from falling asleep" then they are doing a half ass job around here 💀💀💀💀

Retired lighting designer here. Where did you come up with these numbers? For example hospitals list a range of values based on the task being done in each area. Please do some research before posting misinformation.

Our schools study hall teacher noticed kids tend to try and take naps when they have nothing to work on so she started turning off half the lights and everyone really appreciates it.

I really wish some places weren’t so aggressively bright or dim because it just makes it unpleasant to be there. Like restaurants that are too dim always feel very tiring while large grocery stores are overstimulating

Me speedrunning to get to a men club,night club, bar, restaurant, office, a classroom, a supermarket and hospital in the same day

I love the way he said crazy

This was really useful. It’s mad because I know about the circadian rhythm but to think that different light levels effect our behaviours in such a way is crazy.

Yes. He’s right. I routinely cycle through all of these locations daily.

Can't see how much I am eating?!?! I call mega BS on that LOL

1 LUX is the amount of light of a candle measured on a square meter

The darkest part was being in a hospital daily.

When you were saying about hospital MEDIC! Was such a perfect music to play even if only for a second

the school classroom light level is so high it makes my eyes hurt because of how bright it is and so I almost close my eyes (especially during sunny days)

The school one does not work on me, I always fall asleep in my English classes to the point where my teacher got concerned about me and set me up a meeting to talk about my mental health 💀💀💀 (Writing just makes me tired)

Is that why being in a hospital always feels so good and calm

i got jumpscared twice in a minute by both the phone noise and the MEDIC TF2 JUMPSCARE

Note to self: never go to hospitals

If youre wondering what the song was at the 200 lux part, its called just dance zyzz hardstyle. Thank me later

Falls asleep in class with all the lights on You just gotta sleep like a rock

My curtains are always closed in my room so my room only gets to be three different light settings. One is day, any lights in my room dont need to be on. Two is nighttime (sleepiness). This is where I have slight light coming from strips at their lowest setting of brightness. Three is nighttime (3am). This is where my desk lamp is turned on. Im so used to these settings that my orientation of nighttime and daytime in my room is so mixed up that I love taking naps during day and staying up at night.

I am going to bring a flashlight to a restaurant every time now.

I forgot where but they tried yellow/orange or red ish lights in a hospital somewhere and the staff preferred it way more. Especially during early hours

"These are environments you're in everyday" So I go to a nightclub, bar, restaurant, office, school, store, and the hospital everyday.

I know what I'm eating because I eat slow, drink lots of water, and stop eating when I feel I almost never order dessert. If I do, I usually take home.

there is an extra light at hospitals if you’re lucky but it’s only for certain patients 😇

Bright lights just make me anxious unless it's sunlight

me who stays home all day

Didn’t know that hospital lighting was more intense than the lighting outside🗿

I guess that’s why everyones starts shouting in school when the lights go out lol

I might've focused better in class if it was darker occasionally

Really used Deez 💀

a million lux is leaving the sun after leaving the movie theater

My English classroom (before sophomore year ended lol) was at about 200 lux, it was super relaxing and was my favorite CLASSROOM, but I hated the class.

I worked in a hospital and it’s lighting, computer work and constant eye straining really fucked up my eyes. Had 20/20 vision my whole life then in a 5 year span all went to shit and am extremely near sighted. Eye doc asked what my job was and I said here but in the ER. She goes yup that’ll do it especially at a young age when your eyes are still growing 🙄

This explains why my head hurts so much whenever I have to be in hospitals (yay chronic illness)

Well schools failed with lights. I still fall asleep with that brightness

Hospitals are so lit up for many reasons, everything needs to be clean and white (that makes it reflect more light) , because of that they can inspect a patient easily. In a hospital the objective is to see everything more clearly Even if the patient doesn't want that attention on them.

For me there's nothing more depressing than the florescent lighting in schools and hospitals.

The Apple Store watching this-😅

Schools: "uses 500 lux lights" My whole class: peacefully sleeps with the lights on

I would be surprised if my school's classroom brightness went above 200.

There’s absolutely no reason grocery stores should be as bright and loud as they are.

Well, usually in my class[ college], I just come in early morning and just turns of lights and allows barely enough for teachers to see us and board and just putt all the fans so that the room is cool so that when sir / mam comes to class they just isn't motivated to do class and just waste time, while I sleep or read online

nah, when i went to china and grandaunt was in the hospital at that time, THE HOSPITAL WAS SO DIM, IDK IF LIGHTS ARE BROKEN BUT IT FELT LIKE A HAUNTED HOUSE THE ENTIRE TIME I WAS SO SCARED

the lights at my school gives me bad headaches

Working in a supermarket head office decided to put these brighter led lights in deli and fruit veg. We complained to them within the first day as it was turning the meat dry and unappealing within a couple hours. We were told that we were lying and that the lights have nothing to do with meat turning. Few months later they sent out a memo to cover meats as the lights were drying the meat and to only put limited amounts out

"Crazyyy"🎉🎉🎉

I keep my office very dark and freezing cold. Got my advice from a USN Submarine XO. Keeps people focussed on the screen.

I can say cleanrooms have to be close to hospitals for lighting, you have lights on tables and ceilings and if thats not enough some lamps

but the real brightest room is when the teacher turns the lights on without warning

I usually wear sunglasses during class cause f*ck bright lights

"Yes, the lights at restaurants are far too dim for me to tell how much I'm eating" -nobody

I would be happy if I could toggle my eyes brightness 😂💀

You know youre a tf2 fan when you can recognize the vocals when he introduced the hospital ad the brightest location.

Bro pulled these facts out of his ass lmao

The light level is not about beeing watched... its about beeing awake. In dim light you can dose off, not so with a 1000 lx! Offices in Germany are supposed to have 500 lx on the working areas/the table to be awake, but the rest of the office needs 300 lx I believe. Further not the entire hospital is lit at a 1000 lx. Only the specialised areas

Bro's forgetting gold shops

And then theres my school that doesnt turn the lights on untill the sun sets

Smiggle: ∞ lux. That mf shop flashbangs me every single time i walk past

Someone tell my uni that, their rooms are dim as hell, like I might as well be in bed at that point

I don't recall being in a hospital every day

"places you are in everyday" hospital

I've never go to a fancy low light restaurant. It's not a promise, but I think I will never.

Not all grocery stores are super bright. I work at Trader Joe’s and I’d say we’re somewhere in the middle. At least the location I work at

My school is lit really dimly, I always hurt my eyes walking outside.

I work in a hospital and am autistic and the bright fluorescents hurt my sensitive lil baby eyeballs 😢

Bro at the hospital every day

500 lux doesn't stop me from sleeping icl

First word: Nutz

So he should have said how bright the outside is when there's no clouds or anything like that during the middle of the day You know when you can't open your eyes all the way because it's so bright.

Bro said deez in the subtitles

"Pretty cool, right" - Sambucha

As a person who has fallen asleep in class after finishing tests since we're supposed to be silent until everyone is finished, I'd say schools are doing a terrible job. I've also almost fallen asleep several times in math.

The supermarkets one is kinda diabolical

So we not gonna talk about max’s aneurism 😂😂

Explain to me how i can see the food but not how much in a restaurant? Do the edges of my plate scramble off into the abyss?

Surgery rooms have lights at output about 160,000 lux

I am at all of these locations at a daily basis frfr

And the schools being as bright as they are is exactly why all of my classes have two light switches so that we can turn them down so it's not freakishly fucking annoying to be there.

I always dimmed light in my hospital lab

I was just at the hospital and I fainted when they pricked my finger hit the wall and the floor really hard and started to hallucinate when I woke up

For comparison outside on a sunny day is 20k lux an overcast day is 1k lux

My Uni Lecture Halls have 0 nautral light its a travesty

Have you ever entered a video production studio 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Lux in my school is like 300

If school lights are that bright how am still feel like sleeping

Meanwhile, bright midday sunlight comes in at around 110,000 - 120,000 lux. 😎

Bro goes daily to men's club💀

I can sleep just as well with lights on like that.

fun fact in germany an office has to be lit at least 500 lux by law

how about just outside when the sun's up?

Am I the only one who actually gets really tired when exposed to bright lights? One of my professors turns up the lights every time she lectures and I instantly feel so drained.

The moment he said these i immediately shouted 'NUTS' and my whole apartment is complaining about noise pollution😂😂