0:50 imagine the lack of intelligence existing in a situation that you state ‘Bear tried opening door’ at the same time having to be told to lock the door over just holding it.
8:21 If I had to guess, I'd say the store's trying to skirt some weird local zoning or liquor laws. Like, "All alcoholic beverage sales after 8:30 PM shall be taxed an additional 10%."
10:40 That isn't a "rainbow behind the clouds" (rain isn't above the clouds) the clouds are the rainbow. Rainbows are water droplets refracting light and depending on their angle relative to you and the light source (sun) you see a particular color at a particular angle. Everyone should watch Walter Lewin Rainbows
9:16 the funniest part about this clip is that it cuts off before the funny reveal that the guy cant reach in deep enough to retrieve the phone planted there
0:16 yeah.... I worked with a guy who drove a box truck, he drove it across a lawn when there was an accident blocking a road. He was insistent that there was no way to turn around. The box truck had the company logo on the side. It was on Facebook within the hour.
The bearded dragon at 3:02 was adopted from Herp Haven Reptile Rescue and Sanctuary! I’m their adoption coordinator and it’s so wonderful to see Pony Boy thriving and so loved ❤️ was thrilled to see him by chance!
I like how after destroying the entire lawn, she gently places the package on their porch with the utmost care and respect.
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