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Why do all KZfaqrs I watch also watch each other lol

its videos not mp4s

@@thanksgiving1206 A video is a MP4...

Unless he informed them beforehand because these people would be pissed if they found an apple in your bag

TSA is a joke. It is definitely illegal to fly with that size battery.

TSA is security theatre.

Just wait till he brings too large a battery on the plane and either gets caught or something bad happens and he’s slapped with a lawsuit and has to pay all damages because he was too stupid to follow the rules.

I think a large part of the reason he didn’t get checked was because he went through TSA Pre-Check, which is a paid service intended to give you a more lax time through security. I was once in TSA Pre-Check due to a trial, and I had a Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck (both in their respective cases), a tablet, and Laptop, which were then all packed in the same backpack along with a maximum size powerbank and a bunch of chargers. Normally, they ask me to take out each device, but through TSA Pre-Check they just scan the whole backpack with everything in it, they also don’t require taking off shoes in that line. Some airports just have the better scanner available to everyone. Though, his battery was definitely past the limit, and should’ve been checked regardless, but they’ve always been iffy on the rules anyway.

Usain Bolt's top speed in his world record run apparently was 27.3 mph Preston or Scot or Scoot's top speed was 29 mph and it took him 20 seconds ok, at 1:23 they say the distance is 40% of a track, which is 0.4 * 400m, so 160m If you take Usain Bolt's fastest time of 9.58 seconds for 100m, and multiply it by 1.6. Then you get 15.36

@@mandellorian790 Good point, whats the speed of the travel belts lol, and there would have to be no one on them. He should have done it in the middle of night, less people. That might be what the record holder did.

@@bigbojangles4585 oh yeah fr

Person was a real life “jumper”. Or just trolled the GPS.

according to the info at 10:24, Strava says that the record holder was going one mile in 2 minutes and 10 seconds, that works out to be 27.69 miles per hour, or 44.31 km/h (on average for 13 seconds!). That is faster then the fastest runners today, so there must be something fishy going on. My guess is GPS error, GPS often jumps around when you start recording a route, and it also magnifies because GPS is not as good indoors.

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I mean, that's a peak speed, not a sustained speed. But yeah, the 13sec time is pretty wild.

Usain Bolt’s top end speed was 27.33 mph or 43.99 kph. I assume he only briefly reached that speed because no one is averaging that fast for the duration of the track. Edit: I went back for strava stats and the winner 100% did not do it on foot. “2:10 /mi 13s”. 2:10 mile is an average pace faster than the human speed record which was only momentarily reached in the middle of the 9.58 second 100m dash wr. I wonder what mechanical vehicle the winner used? I’ve used strava before and wonder if it was just a mistake with the gps or if perhaps he just made the phone travel the route on it’s own or what?

​@@MrNoName7474 i also checked strava, he probably used those moving platforms

@@wutschkorammo5 Also highly unlikely I think. The avg moving walkway at airports is 1.4 mph. They don’t look particularly fast in the video, but even if they were moving twice as fast at 3mph, that pace of 2:10/27.69 mph - 3mph would be roughly equivalent to a 100 meter time of 10.46 seconds. I wasted too much time already, but found his strava profile which was private, but using that photo as evidence (still the same pfp in the video), I found an insta post about a half marathon run in Jan 2023 in 1:38/7:30 per mile. I know that distances are very different, but I have a similar pb and there’s no way I’d be close to that sprint speed. Almost no one is that fast outside of like nationally ranked high school sprinters or D1 college athletes. He definitely doesn’t have the build of a sprinter either. I know this is all guesswork, but just saying highly unlikely done on foot. I think that’s enough creeping for the day lol, but it’s not hard to search a name online in today’s world.

@@MrNoName7474 Hahaha thanks for your research. I guess it is still a mystery. Maybe it is just gps "hacking" like people did when pokemon go was hyped.

Ty for ur service sir❤

@@Revolzerlol Are you fucken kidding me right now. Did you just thank TSA for his service??? For what??? They literally have an 80% rate of missing things. Besides making everyone’s traveling complete hell for no reason, wtf service do you think they’ve provided?

@@jamesbizs i think hes thanking this specific TSA agent for being cool

Yeah bc of vapes and lithium powered electronics I'm pretty sure protocol is that they must be carry-on now. I know I'm not allowed to check my vape or any spare 18650 batteries. It's supposed to protect against an unchecked lithium fire in the baggage hold due to the rare chance of spontaneous combustion.

On my last flight, which has never happened before, I was told to take out any lithium batteries in checked luggage to carry on

Thomas Edison was a jerk and a fraud, i’m pretty sure he was the grey suit guy, but for Nicola Tesla 🤓

For real though, I’m really glad he ran from security because those guys are an absolute buzzkill and Preston could have gotten in some serious trouble. Innovation, fun, entertainment all in one beautiful video

i enjoy the content but i cant help but feel bad for the security just trying to do their job when a hazardous man is going 30mph in a crowded walk way. they could get in trouble for that happening as well.

@@mymop4422i get that and they were ultimately pretty chill even with their attempts as they easily couldve held him up if they were that pressed.

Chalk one up for being a rebel! 😎👍

I travel 4 times a month for work I spend a lot of time in airports I’ve been wanting to buy one but can’t find any good ones yours looks awesome

@@luxcars2849 Buy an electric scooter

I swear this channel is everywhere in comment sections

@@luxcars2849 why dont u use train?

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Dude I just showed this to my wife and she started tearing up haha this means a ton!

Awesome dude! I'm really rooting for you guys. Also, I do art and stuff if you need something like a logo. Though you seem to have that handled. #scootcase @@prestongoes

Hahaha mcdeezy gets it

@@prestongoes Classic McDeezy

Such a mcdeezy comment

@@prestongoesyou can’t put some engines but then not put more engines.

Mcdeezy is part of the mafia

i hate to break it to you but tsa is mostly security theater they are notoriously bad at catching actually harmful objects.

it doesnt just look like a bomb if you want to you can use such batteries as an bomb

lol don’t look up tsa tests then

it’s went through the xray scanner- those things are 3D now, they’d be able to see the windings of the motors and the scooter frame

its wumba

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The Ad was so amazing I subbed

Big fan of Wunba

its just a battery, they see those all the time haha

The TSA tests itself sometimes by having people purposely try to sneak guns and such through security. Most of it gets through.

It's just a domestic flight

​@@octimus2000and most terrorism that happens in the US is domestic terrorism, so that's fun

@@octimus2000lol yeah. Cause domestic flights are not as dangerous.

I love your backpack so much

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he must have been full on sprinting and also running on the travelator, it’s impossible to beat without that surely lol

@@maxyb35 full on sprinting even if you are Usain Bolt in his world record pace isn't fast enough alone Usain Bolt's word record speed would do 160m in 15.36 seconds

@@justanobody0 deffo used the travelator

The acceleration probably was too slow

Agreed

They did this on top gear, not an original idea

@@PneumaticFrog Oh didn't know that. Regardless it was a good video!

I'm guessing some combination of being amazing athletes, and probably running on the moving sidewalk? (It'd have to be late at night when there's not much traffic.)

You're probably right.

Me 👋

Moving sidewalks maybe?

Most likely

That's not what that is saying. The challenge is the same distance for everyone. That's saying that at the speed he is going, he can do 1 mile in 3 min 21 sec. The 13 second guy can do a mile in 2 min 10 sec, if he can keep the pace up. Which would be absolute insanity considering the WR is something like 3 min 40 seconds.

Curious what you recommended. I recommended adding a security guy to the thumbnail. I'm wondering if you recommended the same thing. #FeedbackForce!

@@austinwilkerson9640 yeah lol

Thank you 🫡

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