That can't not have been a joke can it?

It was a joke. I’m sure he has hearing damage, but it probably wasn’t from gunfire... even though Texas does love their guns, and people (I’m guessing) don’t always wear ear protection when at a range.

@@connorhill9047 Or he was a vet.

Most TEXAS thing ever. ;-)

​@@GalacticCoast for random ppl like me american are like texan lol

eh its texas

Lil bit of insight into texas, the gunfire from just earlier got a warning too... (and ammo compensation cuz texas...)

@@bennyrich7361 wtf?

In nj the highways go from 55-65 but slowest ppl go is usually 80-85. If ur going slower people will definitely go around you and will flip their arms like their pissed at how slow ur going

...from a State Trooper. Never seen that in my life.

you realize he got pulled over before that right? You give your ID when youre pulled over..... so ofcourse he knew his name...

just get a signal with a satelite and look whos phone goes around. pretty easy to do usually if ur into such things

@VorVor that would be the case but zac is a resident of the UK and the car he was driving was a rental, so you can't run his plate. However if they went to the rental company and looked up the data, that is also possible

Security guards have got their own private lives as well. So he could have also been a visitor to the local pub, or wherever Zac had made himself known to the locals by that point.

It really wpuld imply that the cops or one of Zac's six "linkages" snitched his info to SpaceX Security.

IKRRRR

They had to vacate the area due to potential windows breaking and all the drills they are doing. Hence they bought everyone out to not have so many problems with testing.

@@martinjarc1994so you’re telling me…he owns all the neighborhood? Yeah I heard that somewhere.

@@seveneyes77 technically SpaceX owns the neighborhood

@@RetirededKat Which he virtually owns

Inappropriate, Max. To your room this instant.

That’s a mental image I did not want

@@mcrawfish Inappropriate? I’d say it’s on brand. Sphincter is a very silly word, some would say it’s silly to the max 😂

Just clocked what this comment meant, didn’t even know that was possible max.

How the hell do you have more subscribers than me?

Mike Ehrmantraut vibes

@@fredecoy waltuh

To be fair the entire town knows his name by day 3. XD

lol, hilarious moment.

Definately should have driven a Tesla down there. No one woulda questioned you

The cute little cone-headed bastard

@@ZacAlsop I'm surprised you kept it togeather at all ide of lost myself, keep up the good work bro your still smashing it!

Cavan! Why did I just randomly find you here?! Been watching your stuff loads recently

@@ZacAlsop lmao💀

That kitty was frigging adorable. Wondering if it may have been on some pain meds and not quite all there lol. 😄 My cat had to wear a bowl for a while - an actual plastic bowl that I diyed because she couldn't tolerate the cone and was so tiny she somehow got it off half a dozen times - and she'd bob her head like that trying to clean herself all the time. I felt so bad I'd keep her in my lap half the day with it off so I could keep her from reaching the stitches and she'd nap, but I'd feel awful having to put it back on her when I had to do other things. She was on pain meds at the same time so everytime she wore the cone she'd just be weaving and stumbling into every single thing. She healed up well though!

That pause before they said 'yep' said a thousand words lol

Hm

T

@DONT READ MY PROFILE PICTURE no worries i wont you shmuck

"How Valid Is a Mars Land Deed? Like all real estate transactions, it comes down to the law. The foundational law for space was drafted 50 years ago, when space exploration was still in its infancy. In 1967, the United States, the then-Soviet Union and the United Kingdom wrote the “Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.” Nicknamed the “Outer Space Treaty,” the document established guidelines to ensure equal and peaceful access to space. More than 100 nations signed it. It accounts for real estate in space, among other things. Article II of the Outer Space Treaty states, “Outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty, by means of use or occupation, or by any other means.” In short, nobody can claim ownership of Mars or land on Mars, or do so with any other celestial body. But the treaty was made to be modified as society advanced. In 2015, the United States Congress passed the Spurring Private Aerospace Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship Act of 2015, or SPACE Act, which allows U.S. citizens to “possess, own, transport, use and sell” materials extracted from celestial bodies, reported Nature. The new law accounts for the growing interest in mining asteroids, the moon or other celestial bodies for minerals or other resources. Private companies will be able to set up shop on Mars, mine it and lay claim to those resources, but won’t be able to own the land. For those who really want a Mars land deed with their name on it, there’s nothing wrong with buying one. It’s a novelty item that might make a nice gift for the person who has everything. But it’s just for fun. The document won’t be recognized by any government authority as legitimate or legally binding." "Can you really buy land on Mars? There are at least a couple of companies who will sell you land on Mars. You get a pretty “title document” and a map and everything. Sadly - International law basically says that this isn’t going to work. There is no specific law saying that an individual or a company CAN’T sell land on Mars - but there is very specific laws preventing any country from doing so. If you bought land on Mars, what would happen would be this: You pay some company money for an acre of land on Mars. They send you a title document - which they printed and signed…and a map. showing where “your” land is. Then…suppose some Mars explorer lands on Mars, slap in the middle of “your” acre and starts building a colony there. You send them a copy of your title document and demand a million dollars per year in rent - or that they move their colony someplace else. They completely ignore you. You take them to court. The courts say “Sorry we have no jurisdiction over Mars - bye, bye - have a nice day.” So now what? No country on earth will issue title documents that you COULD defend in court - because they signed international laws saying they wouldn’t do that… So you’re basically screwed. Your title document is worth literally nothing. It has been the case that several companies have been selling land on the Moon as well - and it’s been shown that they are ALL selling the same bits of land to different people. So now several people have equally worthless pieces of paper describing the SAME pieces of land. So - if ANYONE tries to sell you land on Mars - you know, for 100% certain, that this is a scam. Same deal with people selling the rights to name stars or asteroids…the only organization that can name heavenly bodies is the IAU (International Astronomical Union) - and they only give naming rights to the discoverer of the object - and they take a very dim view of them selling that naming right to anyone else. When you think about ownership rights in deep space - think about the oceans here on Earth that are outside of “national waters”. That ocean (and the sea bed beneath) operate under virtually identical rules to the land on other planets, etc. Anyone can go there. Anyone can exploit resources there - fish, drill for oil, mine the sea bed, etc. Nobody can “claim” it or buy/sell it legitimately. The laws in that place are the laws of the craft that took you there - which depend on the country it’s registered in or the port it most recently sailed from. Same exact deal in space." now.northropgrumman.com/can-you-really-become-a-mars-land-owner/#:~:text=Article%20II%20of%20the%20Outer,do%20so%20with%20any%20other www.quora.com/Can-I-buy-land-on-Mars thinkgrowth.org/buying-mars-9698f0094689

And he's low key kinda hot

It's satisfying

That cat needs it's own spin off show. I can literally watch that thing try to clean itself with a cone on its head all day.

Then he’ll get all of his land 😂

"How Valid Is a Mars Land Deed? Like all real estate transactions, it comes down to the law. The foundational law for space was drafted 50 years ago, when space exploration was still in its infancy. In 1967, the United States, the then-Soviet Union and the United Kingdom wrote the “Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.” Nicknamed the “Outer Space Treaty,” the document established guidelines to ensure equal and peaceful access to space. More than 100 nations signed it. It accounts for real estate in space, among other things. Article II of the Outer Space Treaty states, “Outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty, by means of use or occupation, or by any other means.” In short, nobody can claim ownership of Mars or land on Mars, or do so with any other celestial body. But the treaty was made to be modified as society advanced. In 2015, the United States Congress passed the Spurring Private Aerospace Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship Act of 2015, or SPACE Act, which allows U.S. citizens to “possess, own, transport, use and sell” materials extracted from celestial bodies, reported Nature. The new law accounts for the growing interest in mining asteroids, the moon or other celestial bodies for minerals or other resources. Private companies will be able to set up shop on Mars, mine it and lay claim to those resources, but won’t be able to own the land. For those who really want a Mars land deed with their name on it, there’s nothing wrong with buying one. It’s a novelty item that might make a nice gift for the person who has everything. But it’s just for fun. The document won’t be recognized by any government authority as legitimate or legally binding." "Can you really buy land on Mars? There are at least a couple of companies who will sell you land on Mars. You get a pretty “title document” and a map and everything. Sadly - International law basically says that this isn’t going to work. There is no specific law saying that an individual or a company CAN’T sell land on Mars - but there is very specific laws preventing any country from doing so. If you bought land on Mars, what would happen would be this: You pay some company money for an acre of land on Mars. They send you a title document - which they printed and signed…and a map. showing where “your” land is. Then…suppose some Mars explorer lands on Mars, slap in the middle of “your” acre and starts building a colony there. You send them a copy of your title document and demand a million dollars per year in rent - or that they move their colony someplace else. They completely ignore you. You take them to court. The courts say “Sorry we have no jurisdiction over Mars - bye, bye - have a nice day.” So now what? No country on earth will issue title documents that you COULD defend in court - because they signed international laws saying they wouldn’t do that… So you’re basically screwed. Your title document is worth literally nothing. It has been the case that several companies have been selling land on the Moon as well - and it’s been shown that they are ALL selling the same bits of land to different people. So now several people have equally worthless pieces of paper describing the SAME pieces of land. So - if ANYONE tries to sell you land on Mars - you know, for 100% certain, that this is a scam. Same deal with people selling the rights to name stars or asteroids…the only organization that can name heavenly bodies is the IAU (International Astronomical Union) - and they only give naming rights to the discoverer of the object - and they take a very dim view of them selling that naming right to anyone else. When you think about ownership rights in deep space - think about the oceans here on Earth that are outside of “national waters”. That ocean (and the sea bed beneath) operate under virtually identical rules to the land on other planets, etc. Anyone can go there. Anyone can exploit resources there - fish, drill for oil, mine the sea bed, etc. Nobody can “claim” it or buy/sell it legitimately. The laws in that place are the laws of the craft that took you there - which depend on the country it’s registered in or the port it most recently sailed from. Same exact deal in space." now.northropgrumman.com/can-you-really-become-a-mars-land-owner/#:~:text=Article%20II%20of%20the%20Outer,do%20so%20with%20any%20other www.quora.com/Can-I-buy-land-on-Mars thinkgrowth.org/buying-mars-9698f0094689

Wrote a whole essay ☠☠

@@seanmalhi7753 No he didnt, its just info from outside sources.....

@@vrcshortys152 oh daam

Put that bit on repeat for a bit 😂

And the fact its owner just sits there patting it casually like its not trying to break its own neck 🤣

The cat is vibing

I imagine *death-metal*

i agree lol

​@baleria!

It's also possible that they got his name from the CV that he sent.

my personal thoughts are that they ran the plates on the rented vehicle and pulled the name

@@archaviano This is exactly it!

Eh that's more then security I wouldn't want a white van to follow me around thats some scary shiz.

You get upset? Dude…

@@jenm1 lol,didn't wanna say annoyed cause thought that was rude when tryna complimenting someone's vid

@@MashLimit I think they still call it a résumé in England.

@@brett22bt in the us we call it a resume

@@carterk9681 U.K call it a C.V

He didn't

He didn't track him down and he didn't hand him anything. The title is a lie.

He only found Elon's home and hand a letter to a woman who opened the door.

Yes he did.

The cat though

Most are, they’re human beings.

​@@samhardiing 😂

They probably thought he was a spacex employee with that uk accent and coming out the spacex facility so they gave him a pass.

It’s 20 minutes lad you’ll live

@@EuanBCFC yeah, I’ll binge-watch his old videos now tho

Good luck

@@darkvador9106 well thanks I’ll need it

@@imofficiallydumb._.6184 how’d it go

imagine elon heard about him asking around and wanted to pull an uno reverse card 😂

Musk doesn't live there. You'd have to be a moron to think so. Looks like he bought out the entire street and NOONE lives there.

I wish they would just release that video

What’s the wedding video fiasco?

He did! He officially has a protein Protection Order from the man himself!

Have you met Elon??

@@Andrew.Sapienza.FineArt I have not but he did go to a Charro Days Festival in town where a lot of locals got to see him with his son.

i thought fidias was gonna pop up and cameo lol

That stoner laugh 😂