Thanks my dude, and you're right, not skipping this time

Agreed! 💃

Seriously, that song has no right to slap as hard as it does

What IS that tune?❤👍

@@MichaelBerthelsen it's "Fly Away" by Otis McDonald!

Where do the animals get gummi bears?

@@dystopiawanderer From gummy trees of course

I didn’t know that that’s really amazing that they do that and really smart. So kids go out to collect them burning up any calories they gain from eating the gummi bears and help the animals at the same time. Germany has some of the most beautiful forests in the world I really like the country and the people so friendly and polite.

It's from one of the Christmas challenge preview covers. Haha.

I think you meant "handsomely" eheh right I'll see myself out

@@sarahbrivio4159 It can be both. Lol

The rare inversion, "We have fries at MacDonalds!"

Trapped in a small building with the Gallagher Brothers... Somebody would die

At least you could actually blame the band members for the original songs. The cover band just has bad taste!

Had the same problem!

Winged leaf/branch/stem, perhaps? Imagine yourself in a fantasy world with no word for 'fern'-- you take one look at the plant and name it a 'wingstem' instead.

As it turns out, I was wrong regarding the reason for the hearing. It was actually for a speeding ticket. Also worth noting is that they're a plastic surgeon.

Sounds like Dr. Nick from the Simpsons

You know, offering free funerals (or even coffins) probably isn't bad public policy. Funerals are expensive! A lot of that comes from corporate consolidation of funeral homes, as Adam Ruins Everything covered a few years back, and this policy wouldn't do anything to stop that, but the fact still remains that for a lot of families, with death comes debt. Local governments funding funerals for people who know they're nearing the end of their lives would probably help their families be able to focus on the grieving process when the time comes. Even better if it's paired with antitrust laws (that take investors into account) and price controls (that introduce minor, proportional controls along the whole supply chain instead of just one part, eventually adding up to a big cost reduction for the consumer without reducing business viability). Political opponents would spin it so fast it'd cause a tornado warning, of course ("Local Politician to Elderly: You're Going to Die"), but people would be helped, and that's the main thing.

Yeah I was surprised this game claimed it was true, at this point it feels like I've seen it discredited so many times I guess it was the game making up its own lie

That restaurant has also previously been named for serving the most expensive hamburger, the most expensive hot dog, and the most expensive grilled cheese sandwich. It's sort of their thing - being wild and wacky and kitschy but also ludicrously expensive. They tend to attract wealthy tourists and other thrill-seekers with deep pockets. It was also shut down in 2007 for spectacularly failing two consecutive health inspections in a matter of weeks. This was at a time when they were well-known for an ice cream sundae topped with special chocolate, exotic candies, truffles, liqueurs, caviar, and "edible" gold leaf, served in crystal goblet with a gold spoon - priced at $1,000. Presumably, it also came with a light dusting of mouse fur, rat droppings, and cockroach remains, which were just some of the reasons why the restaurant was shut down. It reopened shortly after, however, and suffered no loss of business - if anything, its status and popularity grew and grew as it inevitably become a fixture of social media posts for wealthy influencers.

The case was thrown out. They teach it in law school of an example of how advertisements and open offers that are clearly jokes can't be enforced.

"Wait... you dad grew up with _that_ and decided you needed to find out what the inside of a locker looks like, too?"

I googled it, the potatoes were grown in New Zealand, but you are right that it was dug up with the potatoes after being left there during WW2 (the grenade turned out to be a dud used for training)

none of those signs are explicit signs of lying....You should stop watching certain tv shows....

@@dr.benchcanister5277 Enlighten me.

@@kunimitsune177 Ya'll are taking this too seriously. But to clarify, I said the best _way,_ not how to be a _better_ liar. And as to why I gave this pseudo-advice... Personal experience. Of course, it wasn't deliberate that I established myself as a bad liar. As you said, lie all the time and improve upon it. I did as so, and the family members who knew me as a bad liar believe my lies now after I gained some confidence in myself.

"Lying is a skill like any other, and if you want to maintain a level of excellence you have to practice constantly." -Elim Garak

nice to meet you Shane. :D

@@marhawkman303 nice to meet you too 😊