Lol

Just put the likes to 667

man does milk and hot water combined make a good drink

tEA

very soviet-union like

Agreed!

yes

I wholeheartedly agree with this statement.

Mohammad Usman yes daddy

Yes absolutely

He should have pirated it.

This is HAI.....

run by the same guy lol.

Yeah, that's where the map budget went

Animating that could cost more than 40 dolars, depending on where you live.

Has it to be ISO standard milk then? Is standard tea vegan?

Im going to drink it

List No

List

IIRC from another video on the subject, the “unless you don’t” is more like “unless you either (a) do not use milk at all or (b) when in the milk is added as an actual variable in the experiment, in which case it should be clearly noted that you are deviating from the standard in the test procedure so everyone else knows you did” in the actual document

Yes! I call total b.s. on the channel name "Half as Interesting". Wendover manages to make these episodes just as interesting as his official WP content just by inserting bits of humor and unseriousness in these. :D

His videos here as about half as long as his WP videos, hence the name. They're still interesting, but just half as long. It's all puns. I love it.

Siberian ?

@@jordynm5686 siberian bun.

I feel the same way about your mother.

The reason I preferred this channel to others was that it was not trying to be funny forcefully, it presented things in an informative and descriptive way. Non-sarcastic, non-humorous, neutral. This video was not that...

I guess you must have a lot of friends.

I agree. This channel suits that approach much more than Wendover, it's nice that there are two outlets for him to make more serious long form content and shorter, less serious, but interesting and entertaining videos. I think he's come a really long way since the beginning of Wendover Productions, he's much more natural with narrating, and his jokes are genuinely funny naturally.

The humor makes the video much more approachable, laid-back and much easier to take in I really like it. Listing facts after facts after facts gets boring real quick.

Spektrik, I am not arguing, to each their own. I just stated that I like it better with just the facts.

Reinis Martinsons then that's not tea, that's a herbal drink or something like that

Reinis Martinsons I suggest you to look up ISO 1337

The Mexicans have a similar method for smoking marijuana.

Sounds amazing but tasteless

In America, we have something similar. It's not something most people actually seek out, more of a survival tactic if you ever find yourself lost in the wilderness. Basically it's just pine needles and hot water. It's full of vitamins A and C, and supposedly helps with colds and the flu too.

*...Respublik Subodynkh, spotilanaveki, velikaya Rus!* P.S: Please complete what you have started.

@@tanaymehta7212 r/wooooosh

@@saaj_uk Doesn't fit here, bud.

Tanay Mehta *da zdravstvujet sozdannyj voljej narodov*

@@saaj_uk Literally no.

DAMM!

Fuck quick make one

я тоже :)

Nelson Green Я тоже хаха

Damn I got 100 likes

Eyal Roziner same lol. Caught me by surprise and I rewound to watch it again.

If you died at this part, how did you type this comment afterwards??

was straight faced the whole time

yeah who the hell does that?

indeed. I just puke my guts out just thinking about it, and that's because drinking tea is an old tradition here in Romania and no one until the new (de)generations of abnormal young kids who mix all kinds of crappy and weird tastes and ingredients because they are too shallow on the inside to taste anything anymore.... but I digress... as I was saying, here in Romania drinking tea is an old tradition that has ingrained into our psyche so well that whenever we see, hear or think about the word "tea" we can already feel its taste in our mouths. And when you throw the word "milk" in anything related to tea that also forms a taste in our brains that automatically rejects the mix simply because our brains are used to the original taste of tea and corrupting this taste with milk... well, it's just bleah, so to speak. Whoever drinks tea with milk, or eats pizza with pineapple, or other abominations like these might as well hang themselves (and also do it quietly, too, because I'm not in mood to hear their cries of help)

@@blabla-rg7ky aight im off to hang myself then. Pineapple on pizza is good, sue me.

@@blabla-rg7ky so if u can already taste tea by talking about it does that mean u only have one type of tea? Only one species of tea leaves and only one method of preparation?

@@tinahu7462 tea has a different taste to milk. No matter how many, or few types of tea you drink you would know if you drink tea or milk even if you were blindfolded. THAT's what I'm talking about, not how many types of tea I drink or recognize. Taste of tea ≠ taste of milk

Oh that was my animator talking. He insulted me in video two so he hasn't earned anything

Does your "animator" have a name or is he a dwarf locked up in a basement with a computer?

I am 99% sure they do

*STANDARDIZATION INTENSIFIES*

oh my XDD How does working at a standards org feels like, making tea?

Douglas Rampazo they have a standard on how to make standards for the ISO standards.................

Ted Wayne ok

China: Invents gunpowder NATO: Time to standardize ammunition

@@TheSecondVersion ammunition and gunpowder are not the same thing also since the early 1900s we dont use the same method of gunpowder that china and the rest of the world was using before then.

@@mrbrainbob5320 twas a joke

@@xxxdumbwordstupidnumberxxx4844 nothing wrong in giving some info

Chinese talking about Intellectual property.

On behalf of Germans, DIN or Deutsches Institut für Normung

On behalf of English, it's "on".

What about JIS?

あれー日本人ってこんな動画見るんだ！それしらんかった！

מת"י, Machon HaTkanim HaIsraeli. Shalom from Israel. Brilliant video.

Russian people actually love tea and drink quite a lot of it

Tanner Murdock i

Tanner Murdock [LAUGHS IN COMMUNISM]

Na he's a bit of a knob

I'm a big fan of his plane videos though, and think he needs more of them

Half as Interesting You should do a collaboration with exurbia!

:D this made my day. I can't imagine you saying that aloud, though.

Half as Interesting you officially made my day, sir.

They say eejit in the south? Thought it was just a UK (NI) thing.

#yayeet

@@Yamezzzz eejit is more common in the south

@@leahym don't think so. Never heard a southerner say it, we say it all the time, way too fucking often honestly.

Yea right? I facepalmed so hard when i saw that xD

Nlotso Babies At least he used the Panama canal and the Suez canal

@@tinycockjock1967 True

It maximizes the time spent near a coastline, rather than open ocean - seems reasonable to me...

Jeff Benton looking back 2 years it may also have to do with international waters maybe around the Azores

The British gov't agreed to it! So I'm guessing you are the "savages" you've mentioned.

sion8 nice ownage

sion8 Sometimes, government does not represent the people’s interests.

+TheTimoprimo Really? This is where the government _didn't_ represent the people? Wow, I really do feel sad for Britons if that tea protocol is so precious to them.

+Khalid Alnajjar You do realize that you can do that no matter what, right?

Nah they want IS0 standard tea.

I know, right? If only there was a shorter route...

Brickfreak79 haha

such good eye! can I have your CV?

GOOD EYE!

And I have been to that IKEA :)

Ismail Emre Akcan and no imperial measurements this time! So no dislike for him.

How wide are shipping containers again?

Twice as interesting

Scott Ripley oh, I thought I might have missed it, thank you! Disliked now.

You're getting great at making videos and you were already talented. Funniest video yet!

YASSSS KILLL DA FINS! WE GETTING REVENGE FROM 1939! YOU FINS WON'T LIVE WITHOUT MILK!!!!

Milk in tea should be illegal. Come on, it's even worse than milk in coke!

@@KasabianFan44 Its a different type of tea you dolt. You'd put milk in builders tea but not an aromatic tea

Aidan Jones Wrong you dolt (whatever that means). Builder’s tea should be drunk without milk, while aromatic tea should be drunk... also without milk!

That's compleatlywrong I can see no reason to drink builders tea without milk

yeah but the war was more about the money involved in shipping tea.

The ISO standard is correct, mathematically speaking. Having the milk in the cup and then pouring the tea leaves a liquid that is actually at a highter temperature for longer than it would be had you poured the tea first and then the milk.

To be fair us Americans will go to war over anything. I live not far from where the War of the Pig (not the bay of pigs invasion) happened, because we were willing to invade Canada... over a single pig.

babelfishdude it was about taxes

I know, it's so obvious first thing you do is dump it into the bay, then you... wait I don't think we are talking about the same thing here.

コイノ/ Koino nothing like go with a phone charger in the other part of the world and discover it is the same plug

I like that the containers are precisely 8 feet wide, 8.5 feet tall, and 20 or 40 feet long. There are also ones 9.5 feet tall, and 42, 45, 47, or 53 feet long.

Your spelling isn't standard

@@JatPhenshllem And them there's the facts.

@@dannypipewrench533 Hm. Lemme guess. Jeaney Collects?

Someone without taste. You know, English people...

idk I hate tea

I think I figured out why this channel is called Half as Interesting Your videos are half as interesting as your comment replies.

@Half as Interesting *BLASPHEMY*

Like nothing special, it's the standard taste

Half as tasty?

He is the animator

@@mansoorahmed1256 No, he hired an animator.

More like four times as interesting.

I refuse to say "more like five times as interesting"

I'm vegan give me a medal I'm vegan more like quintuple as interesting.

Pistolenkrebs HD And the background should be red and there should be a white circle in the middle with a funny looking cross inside

@@tinycockjock1967 I taste salt

Beat me to the mark!

Ok eurocrat

叫我，修蓝~ I do that

It keeps the cereal crunchy for longer because the top stay dry.

Completely agree

Put the cereal first, then milk, then cereal again. That way you would have a crunchy top without being a weirdo.

no you put the cereal before the bowl

hi tim!

and czechoslovakia

Nekada raskrsnica istoka i zapada, sada septička jama istoka i zapada... Bravo južni Sloveni

The flag looks so shit compared to the normal one

It mirror's the people

Marco Conrad Wait you guys have prawn cocktail crisps (Shrimp Cocktail chips to us Americans)?

Ned Gold, oh yes, I think they’re the number 1 most selling or something (definitely top 3)

Marco Conrad This is way more crazy than when I found out about ketchup potato chips. Do they taste anything like prawn cocktail? More importantly is it good? I should also note we don't have paprika chips in America either.

Ned Gold, I’ll be honest, I’m pretty boring when it comes to Crisps so I wouldn’t know, but hopefully another Brit reads this and can answer

Marco Conrad prawn cocktail crisps are peng, can confirm

How did you even see that?

@@MrMilky-ou7ph Patience & Dedication

It’s actually at 1:11.

Jille van der Bom www.iso.org/popular-standards.html

Plugs came before ISO, and I believe there is ISO standards for them. However, not every country has to follow ISO standards even if they're members.

probably because there isnt an agreed ISO for electrical grind voltage and currant. So helps stop people plugging normal stuff into the American grid and breaking it and visa versa when those slow silly yanks go on "vacation" abroad.

In some countries, they don't even have a unified electrical grid, like Japan, and trying to switch over is too expensive.

I think the ISO standard for home voltage and current is what's used here in Australia and New Zealand. It's 240 volts and 10 amperes. Heating, cooling, and charging is fairly time efficient. As for the plug, I have no idea what would be the best.

Because pots aren't used anymore, you pour straight from the kettle into a cup, then give each person a cup of tea. The only place where you get a pot is cafe's and other restaurant places, my family still puts the tea in first though.

Rubes Aaron agreed. Surprised you're the only other person to mention this.

dame alpha that's not true. Pots are great for making lots of people tea and make a good cuppa. They aren't commonly used but they definitely still are.

yea iso 3103 is a two pot guide, @3m16s it says "Prepare the liquor as described in 7.2.1 " but does not show it, "7.2.1 Preparation without milk Fill the pot containing the tea with freshly boiling water1) to within 4 to 6 mm of the brim (i.e. corresponding approximately to 285 ml in the case of the large pot and 140 ml in the case of the small pot described in the Annex) and put on the lid. Allow the tea to brew for 6 min, and then, holding the lid in place so that the infused leaf is held back, pour the liquid through the serrations into the bowl (5.2) corresponding to the pot selected. Remove and invert the lid, transfer the infused leaf to it and place the inverted lid on the empty pot to allow the infused leaf to be inspected. In the case of fine, powdery dust grades, special care should be taken and a sieve may be required."

It didn't exist for a *while*, but rather didn't exist for a *long time*, even stretching all the way to a point in time called "now". _You're welcome._

@@undefishin the second half of your comment would be better if you just used present perfect... Edit: also "long time" vs "a while" is quite relative, it hasn't been 30 years yet.

@@99Kuromaru neeeeeeeerd

Blame Switzerland. That's what the standard says. (Actually the international standard originated from a British Standard so blame us.)

Apparently it's derived from the greek word "isos" which means "equal."

Yes, as a compromise for the various acronyms it would have in various languages (IOS, OIN, etc.). They could, however, fix this discrepancy for English by changing it to "International Standardization Organization," but it's a bit late for that :P

Except for the fact that ISO's been around 40 years earlier than Apple :P

French People

Durpa isBest ίσως...

Which is why there is an ISO standard to show you how to make tea the way millions of UK and Commonwealth citizens drink it, as well as the way many Russians and Americans drink it. I'm more of a milk after the tea kind of person. But it's less controversial in the US than in the UK.

Lucas exactly

Lucas we Finns like our tea like our coffee. Black and tasteless

Lucas us Chinese people don't put milk or sugar in either

I'm somewhat Chinese. I can prove it.

I wonder what other possible instructions I could buy 🤔

Lim Ming Quan Tom Scott is an annoying eejit!

But this weird ISO also has a standardised amount of milk you should use as well. If you brew and use the large bowl specified in the ISO you have to use 5 ml of milk. And if you use the small bowl it has to be 2.5 ml of milk. It does give you the option to have milk or not. But if you use milk, then those precise measurements of milk are it.

@@IQzminus2 That's what I said

Same goes for coffee and creamer. You could add too much creamer and then you'd just have a caffeinated cup of creamer

Atlantic Archipelago

fight! fight! fight! fight!

oioi

Real Engineering It's American now.

Real Engineering U wot m8?

No actually. Adding milk first allows the temperature of the tea to stay hot for a longer time.

@@azpineapple green tea?yes n Normal tea? Go get some therapy ya wanker