neither of these "timestamps" are either timestamps but neither of them show in the video where he says this what is wrong with yall a timestamp is 4 characters long if not 5
My mom worked as a manager at Burger King during that time this happened.. the red side of the ball is how it happened.. if you look, you can see there’s a divot in the red side that fits perfectly over the nose.. they did a promotion that if you bring back the ball from the toy, you get a free small fry.. and she got to take home all the toys leftover in the store.. lol I collected all of them
I live not too far from Indianapolis. My daycare lady went nuts after that kid died and wouldn't allow any of us to bring any Pokemon toys over after that.
I remember hearing about my cousin having brittle bones for the first time she was on the news for it and it’s a horrible disease I really feel for the kid especially now that he’s being bullied for having something he has no control over
In case of Burger King's Pokémon toys, it's clearly a fault of parents for not looking after their not even 2 years old kids. I have two younger brothers myself, both of which i helped often with taking care of since they were babies and among 1st things I've learnt, babies have a tendency to put everything in their mouths. It doesn't matter if it's something they should or shouldn't try to eat, they will try it. It's genuinely impressive how fast they can do it if you don't look. I remember myself having to remove a piece of Lego out of my youngest brother's mouth. Till this day i have no clue where he found it. There are reasons why many toy manufacturers put those "+3 years" markings on toys to warn parents against that very thing. I genuinely believe that no one at BK's marketing expected that parents would give toys to toddlers.
This! I'm sick of parents blaming everyone but themselves for things that happen. Like, why are you even giving your younger than two year old children fast food anyways? 🙄
yeah I'm surprised... typically baby toys are literally designed to be chewed on, because its well known babies like to try and eat whatever they find (hell, its a way for the baby to tell if its something they actually should eat, or a way to help them when teething). Most actual toys are meant for children who are able to actually tell what is food and what isnt (age of 3 is around that time), and on top of that, all toys manufactured with parts that are small enough to ingest, have a choking hazard label as well.
absolutely remember these and the recall commercial. The GOAT kids meal toy came out with this too. If u paid 1.99 extra u cud get a gold plated pokemon card in a actual size pokeball with a button that opened it. Still have one to this day somewhere in my parents attic
"Graduating from mush right into Burger King".....The American dream. Also, 2 deaths and a close call out of potentially tens of millions of the toys seems like less of a BK issue and more of a parental issue. Especially considering the crazy young age of all 3. I feel like kids probably have freak accidents like this with all kinds of toys. Especially when unsupervised at such a young age. This story is bizarre in that regard.....like the first child was 13 months while the mom was in the shower, and the second was 4 months with the toy in its crib...tragic but I fail to see how BK is at fault.
Every single one of these "parents" that buy BK for their infants are exactly, very irresponsible. Poor babies... maybe it's better for how they would have grown up with parents that retarded.
I remember my parents took my BK Charmander toy away because of this. My mom even was talking to me about it a few weeks ago telling me how scared she was about it back then
there are some people online doing it, I have found small channels on youtube of paranoid people and one is obsessed with borax and shes a healthcare worker. never underestimate paranoia and conspiracy theorist + mental illness
I have a set of PokeDeathBalls that I use for my PokeTrainer cosplay! Love them and I remember getting them as a kid. They fit perfectly over your mouth and nose when you're smaller. If you inhaled it creates a seal. I remember doing it all the time when I was kid.
Seems like the Mom’s fault for leaving her kids alone with potential choking hazards… of course she blames burger king though, cant accept any responsibility
Baby was barely even a year old. Should never leave them unattended and free roaming at that age. Put the baby in a bouncer or something then shower. Or at least baby proof the area before leaving. My son still isn’t left unattended with any potential dangers and he’s almost 3. It’s awful but unfortunately the mom is at fault. That’s way too young to even have small toys like that.
Sounds like a parenting issue. considering this could literally have happened with a cup or something, it's pretty crazy that anyone would have blamed BK for this
Exactly! IDK why anyone would blame the company... You shouldn't be letting your toddlers sit alone with food and small toys. They could've just as easily choked on a fry or whatever
I'm genuinely surprised Charlie didn't know about this. Maybe I am just old but I remember my parents telling me I could return the pokeballs for the free small fry when they tried to do the recall on them and obviously I did not do that lmao.
Engineer here. I'm assuming that the pokeball was deformed as it pressed against her face, and it sprang back into shape when she let go, causing the sharp edge to dig into her skin. There's no reinforcement on the walls of that toy; even some crisscrossing ribs may have prevented that.
could have also punctured a hole 🕳️ in the top of the poké ball to allow air to go through should the top half of it become attached to the child’s face
@@aaronlane8276 I'm wondering if this toy recall resulted in that being common because I know if you get plastic Easter eggs, they come with holes on both of the egg halves to prevent this kind of suffocation hazard.
@@Delicioushashbrowns I bet that’s what happened. Someone died because of suffocation over a plastic hemisphere and now all plastic hemispheres need to have holes in them to prevent suffocation.
Obviously this is a tragedy that I would wish on no one, but the idea of even getting a child under like 3 or 4 Burger King in the first place, and leaving them very alone and unattended with both the food and toy is just irresponsible on the parents end.
So the four month old had the pokeball in it's crib, a month after the recall. At that point that's more like negligence by the parents... plus wasn't it the "big kids meal" or whatever? Not intended for toddlers? I'm sure there's tons of toys and things for bigger kids that can potentially be dangerous to tiny children...
i was 4 and i specifically remember suctioning cup that to my face, to pull it off and make a pop noise. but i was too old for it to fit over my nose too
“How does this keep happening?” Because some parents don’t understand how much supervision young children need and it’s easier to blame a big faceless corporation for your child’s death than accepting that you might have some responsibility for it. I don’t think the parents are bad people for their mistakes but children don’t know better and more parents need to understand how many things can accidentally cause death to their children. Even putting blankets in an infants crib is dangerous.
That Pokémon disaster has been talked about on CZcams for over a decade. But the all the toys that survived are worth a fortune & avid toy collectors have been searching
The red part of the pokeball has that little cutout for the button that is on the white half. this cutout is the perfect size for the bridge of a childs nose. i used to put them bitches on my face all the time actually. i dont remember people dying tho
But you definitely huffed sharpies, snorted pixie stix, snorted hand sanitizer, played with lead toys, and probably put a lot of shit in your mouths for your friends’ entertainment. Kids doing stupid shit isn’t some new fad.
I love that in 1999 they blame the company, not some shit negligent parents for giving 1 to 1 and a half year Olds a plastic toy unsupervised. I blame the parents here.while burger King may be a shitty company, they literally didn't expect parents to give babies toys aimed at the age group of 3-11 or whatever.
I was born in 93 so I was of the age to remember this whole situation lol I had one or two of the balls and remember the info making it to me that they were unsafe
Kevin is a really strong kid and I’m really glad the better of people on the internet raised him up because no child especially not Kevin should be bullied the way he’s been getting bullied and I hope he gets to go on vacations often
8:35 it sounds like the kids where just suction cupping the pokeball halfs to thier face.... definitely should have put some holes in the plastic tbh but definitely not something that should have been left alone with a small child
The ivysaur in your thumbnail is from kfc not burger king. No children were harmed in the process of getting him. Ivysaur had safe packaging. Ivysaur is a good boy. He ain't do nothing wrong. Hahahaha
Pokeball needed a small hole drilled on both ends to release suction pressure. Also, how are 2-4 month olds eating BK?…well they weren’t. There 3yr old sibling was. They simply got ahold of the toy later. Pretty basic
Parents recording their child crying on social media bc they feel like he has the right to own a popular channel is a bit weird, not even a wild take it’s literally what’s happening. But bullying a kid is just shitty lol
Yoo... I totally thought it was funny to suction cup this on my face when I was little... Because of the notch in the red part fitting against the bridge of your nose me and my brother had done this multiple times...
What if the first one WAS a freak accident that would never happen again, but after a evil mother saw that she planned to use it as a excuse and put it on there Childs face and KILL THEM without anyone everrr knowing
I will say , all the kids had to do was breath out 😂 I remember being a kid and being like "what stupid ass kids" but after looking back it really does seem the parents basically let their kids die to try and get some kind of payday from BK.
I know it can be fun but me being aware of the state of society and also the internet I would not expose my child to it I would have to live with paranoia if I did
How do Americans manage to mispronounce Pokémon every time despite the é and everyone in the Anime pronouncing it as pocket monsters? Where does the eeeee sound come from?
Gotta love the people blaming the mother for leaving her child for literally 20mins to take a quick shower like the toy was obviously dangerous while Moist spends the whole time reading the article wondering how it could even managed to fit like a suction cup
@@3one7crewmaybe don’t leave your kids unattended when they’re not even 2. You wanna shower so bad, you take the kid in the bathroom, or take away the toys that aren’t for their age group. Stop defending negligent parenting.
Um Charlie, the kid doesn't have to eat burger king, to be in possession in the toy. You know the older sibling's or parents ate it, then baby gets hold of pokeball.
Ong bro just shut the hell up,noone has to have every interest you do while sitting in your mothers basement."Well i guess miss out on a good show :generic shrug emote:" people like you make others not WANT to watch the movies or shows people talk about.
It's natural to write off anything from Disney nowadays ngl 💀 I've watched about an episode of Ahsoka so far and while I enjoyed it, I get the Star Wars fatigue.
Starfield will flop. Bethesda hasn't put up a game that hasn't received extreme scrutiny since Skyrim, and I mean OG Skyrim, not, skyrim remastered or game of the year or whatever fucking edition since that added creation club amount other nonsense. As someone who loved Bethesda since morrowind, pre ordered their games whenever my parents would let me up until I could do it myself and got completely burned on Fallout 4. Fallout 76 is still a travesty (yes I have played it, dolphin power armor amount other things? Wtf?) I'm not buying Starfield, frankly it isn't even on my radar. I just want Bethesda to fail so they can sell off Fallout back to obsidian/blackisle guys and sell elder scrolls to cdpr. The fallen God Howard can remain disgraced from the industry and we gamers can go on happily with the it's we love 😂
Charlie dodging saying "taking this on the chin" when his brain catches up and realises he's talking about a child with brittle bones is glorious
timestamp?
This a straight lie? Lol you a weirdo
@@pedrov.8087brother like 45 seconds into the Fucking video lmao
@@pedrov.8087about a minute and 15 seconds
neither of these "timestamps" are either timestamps but neither of them show in the video where he says this what is wrong with yall a timestamp is 4 characters long if not 5
My mom worked as a manager at Burger King during that time this happened.. the red side of the ball is how it happened.. if you look, you can see there’s a divot in the red side that fits perfectly over the nose.. they did a promotion that if you bring back the ball from the toy, you get a free small fry.. and she got to take home all the toys leftover in the store.. lol I collected all of them
Holy shit I had one of those tentacruel toys forever and never knew where I got it! Those were amazing
"Wtf this is a 4month old with burger king" lmaoo why are these kids eat fast food so early do you even have teeth at 4 months
Those parents killed those kids. Frfr
Even if they didn't, giving your child Burger King at 4 months isn't exactly setting them up for success 💀
@@quinntrblhow are they eating anything at Burger King?
BK killed those children because of a clearly deadly design
@@isaac_aren who leaves a 4mo old unattended without a restrainer in a room full of micro-toys? It’s like she had legos all over the room.
@@1unartic Micro-toys? Another person who didn't watch the video!
I live not too far from Indianapolis. My daycare lady went nuts after that kid died and wouldn't allow any of us to bring any Pokemon toys over after that.
"That's gonna be a yikes from me dawg"
I remember hearing about my cousin having brittle bones for the first time she was on the news for it and it’s a horrible disease I really feel for the kid especially now that he’s being bullied for having something he has no control over
In case of Burger King's Pokémon toys, it's clearly a fault of parents for not looking after their not even 2 years old kids.
I have two younger brothers myself, both of which i helped often with taking care of since they were babies and among 1st things I've learnt, babies have a tendency to put everything in their mouths. It doesn't matter if it's something they should or shouldn't try to eat, they will try it. It's genuinely impressive how fast they can do it if you don't look. I remember myself having to remove a piece of Lego out of my youngest brother's mouth. Till this day i have no clue where he found it.
There are reasons why many toy manufacturers put those "+3 years" markings on toys to warn parents against that very thing.
I genuinely believe that no one at BK's marketing expected that parents would give toys to toddlers.
This! I'm sick of parents blaming everyone but themselves for things that happen. Like, why are you even giving your younger than two year old children fast food anyways? 🙄
Yup. It's 100% the parents fault. They can't live with the fact that they killed their child so they start pointing fingers.
yeah I'm surprised... typically baby toys are literally designed to be chewed on, because its well known babies like to try and eat whatever they find (hell, its a way for the baby to tell if its something they actually should eat, or a way to help them when teething). Most actual toys are meant for children who are able to actually tell what is food and what isnt (age of 3 is around that time), and on top of that, all toys manufactured with parts that are small enough to ingest, have a choking hazard label as well.
Agreed. Most toys start from ages 3 and up for this reason, even in the 90s they did.
The Burger King toy had no warnings on it and this child didn't put anything in your mouth, but well done for not watching the video before commenting
He’s defending and berating Burger King at the same time. Glorious.
Underrated comment 😂
We're all gonna remember how Burger King almost killed Pokemon at the height of its popularity.
absolutely remember these and the recall commercial. The GOAT kids meal toy came out with this too. If u paid 1.99 extra u cud get a gold plated pokemon card in a actual size pokeball with a button that opened it. Still have one to this day somewhere in my parents attic
"Graduating from mush right into Burger King".....The American dream. Also, 2 deaths and a close call out of potentially tens of millions of the toys seems like less of a BK issue and more of a parental issue. Especially considering the crazy young age of all 3. I feel like kids probably have freak accidents like this with all kinds of toys. Especially when unsupervised at such a young age. This story is bizarre in that regard.....like the first child was 13 months while the mom was in the shower, and the second was 4 months with the toy in its crib...tragic but I fail to see how BK is at fault.
I remember these. When I was in high school, I went through a phase where I turned all my old toys into weed pipes, and this was one of them.
Sounds to me more like parents negligence then anything else
Taking a shower and leaving your toddler kids unattended for nearly half an hour sounds extremely irresponsible
Every single one of these "parents" that buy BK for their infants are exactly, very irresponsible. Poor babies... maybe it's better for how they would have grown up with parents that retarded.
A 5 year old child is not a toddler
@@isaac_arenThat’s true, but it doesn’t change the fact that it’s incredibly irresponsible if that’s what you’re trying to imply.
@@isaac_aren a 5 year old is not old enough to babysit toddlers and both kids that died or almost died were under 2 years old.
@@isaac_arenit wasn’t 5yrs old it was 4mo
I remember my parents took my BK Charmander toy away because of this. My mom even was talking to me about it a few weeks ago telling me how scared she was about it back then
Yeah. Clearly Charmander is a ball
@@Castcoder charmander was in the ball wise guy
@@CastcoderRip
@@Chaka2225 then just get rid of the ball.
@@Chaka2225’wise guy’ haven’t heard that in a while
That last one seems sus whose buying bk for a 4 month old
The borax thing might just be like the NyQuil chicken thing: no one is actually doing it but somehow becomes a trend that just causes panic
there are some people online doing it, I have found small channels on youtube of paranoid people and one is obsessed with borax and shes a healthcare worker. never underestimate paranoia and conspiracy theorist + mental illness
I have a set of PokeDeathBalls that I use for my PokeTrainer cosplay! Love them and I remember getting them as a kid. They fit perfectly over your mouth and nose when you're smaller. If you inhaled it creates a seal. I remember doing it all the time when I was kid.
Seems like the Mom’s fault for leaving her kids alone with potential choking hazards… of course she blames burger king though, cant accept any responsibility
20 minutes alone is crazy
@@RSpectORcheckIT"Responsibility seems to be non existent to all Americans" 🤓🤡
@@Roundamation I mean...
@@ashenblood nah just wrong, generalization is crazy for something that's not even true
@@Roundamation yeah true, but it would've been agreeable if you said "some" instead of "all", no?
Oh shit, I know I had those pokeballs and I think we still might have one somewhere in a plastic tub with the beanie babies McDonalds had.
Baby was barely even a year old. Should never leave them unattended and free roaming at that age. Put the baby in a bouncer or something then shower. Or at least baby proof the area before leaving. My son still isn’t left unattended with any potential dangers and he’s almost 3. It’s awful but unfortunately the mom is at fault. That’s way too young to even have small toys like that.
They were not unattended, they were with their 5 year old sister
@@isaac_arenThat IS unattended. A 5 year old cannot attend to an infant. What a stupid take.
@@isaac_aren exactly unattended. 5 year olds aren’t capable of watching themselves much less a baby.
@@2oqh A 5 year old can watch a toddler for 20 minutes
@@isaac_aren no they cannot. Pls never have kids.
Sounds like a parenting issue. considering this could literally have happened with a cup or something, it's pretty crazy that anyone would have blamed BK for this
Exactly! IDK why anyone would blame the company... You shouldn't be letting your toddlers sit alone with food and small toys. They could've just as easily choked on a fry or whatever
Paper skin and glass bones. Poor kid. I Wish him well.
Every morning, he breaks his legs, and every afternoon, he breaks his arms...
@@lordspuddington3012 Every night he lies in agony as his heart attacks slowly put him to sleep...
His medical bills are extremely high, but luckily he can afford to keep himself alive by selling
Chocolate bars
@@thecaptain6520
CHOCOLATE?
CHOCOOLLAAATE
I’m pretty sure the reason the toy is getting stuck is because it’s the exact size and shape of their head.
I'm genuinely surprised Charlie didn't know about this. Maybe I am just old but I remember my parents telling me I could return the pokeballs for the free small fry when they tried to do the recall on them and obviously I did not do that lmao.
I remember this recall. I kept mine because I was older and knew better.
Engineer here. I'm assuming that the pokeball was deformed as it pressed against her face, and it sprang back into shape when she let go, causing the sharp edge to dig into her skin. There's no reinforcement on the walls of that toy; even some crisscrossing ribs may have prevented that.
Finally someone who has watched the video
could have also punctured a hole 🕳️ in the top of the poké ball to allow air to go through should the top half of it become attached to the child’s face
@@aaronlane8276 A very easy solution that many other companies already used for situations like this, yet people still want to excuse BK
@@aaronlane8276 I'm wondering if this toy recall resulted in that being common because I know if you get plastic Easter eggs, they come with holes on both of the egg halves to prevent this kind of suffocation hazard.
@@Delicioushashbrowns I bet that’s what happened. Someone died because of suffocation over a plastic hemisphere and now all plastic hemispheres need to have holes in them to prevent suffocation.
imagine not being able to sell a small bowl let alone give them out with a meal of food. . thats all half a pokeball is.
Obviously this is a tragedy that I would wish on no one, but the idea of even getting a child under like 3 or 4 Burger King in the first place, and leaving them very alone and unattended with both the food and toy is just irresponsible on the parents end.
That Pokeball was one of my Toys when I was Little
My friend owned that time magazine just for the cover, had it hanging in his room
So the four month old had the pokeball in it's crib, a month after the recall. At that point that's more like negligence by the parents... plus wasn't it the "big kids meal" or whatever? Not intended for toddlers? I'm sure there's tons of toys and things for bigger kids that can potentially be dangerous to tiny children...
As a kid I vaguely remember putting a pokeball to my mouth just like that kid
Living on the edge
Freak accident with that pokeball. that death was prison inmate levels of improvised.
i was 4 and i specifically remember suctioning cup that to my face, to pull it off and make a pop noise. but i was too old for it to fit over my nose too
I got a flashback when I saw the pokeball. I used to suction cup the red piece to my chin when I was young.
“How does this keep happening?” Because some parents don’t understand how much supervision young children need and it’s easier to blame a big faceless corporation for your child’s death than accepting that you might have some responsibility for it. I don’t think the parents are bad people for their mistakes but children don’t know better and more parents need to understand how many things can accidentally cause death to their children. Even putting blankets in an infants crib is dangerous.
That Pokémon disaster has been talked about on CZcams for over a decade. But the all the toys that survived are worth a fortune & avid toy collectors have been searching
Welp, even in the 90s parents didn't take responsibility for their own kids.
Neither did corporations cutting corners to save costs
I totally forgot about the BK big kids meal core memory unlocked
The 4 month old kid’s parents definitely got the meal to get the toy themselves and let the kid play with the ball
The red part of the pokeball has that little cutout for the button that is on the white half. this cutout is the perfect size for the bridge of a childs nose. i used to put them bitches on my face all the time actually. i dont remember people dying tho
Just another example of "Nobody is safe from the internet"
I was 5 when this was happening and i remember getting the pokeball stuck on my mouth and chin every time i got one of those fuckers
Millenials the first generation of unsupervised no fs given 😂
100% the parents fault. the meal is called a "big kids meal". Not a "13 month old meal".
ur now reminding me to wear my blueblockers. i appreciate that
this is nothing compared to any comment section of an instagram video with a kid in it
Kids bones are stronger than most people on the internet's skin.
whats crazy is charlie has already made a video about these toys
They also weren’t the real Pokémon cards. They were just pictures and poke facts and stats found in the Pokédex.
Yeah, 90s toys didn't fuck around. But us 90s kids never ate tide pods or snorted kinder egg surprises either.
But you definitely huffed sharpies, snorted pixie stix, snorted hand sanitizer, played with lead toys, and probably put a lot of shit in your mouths for your friends’ entertainment. Kids doing stupid shit isn’t some new fad.
I love that in 1999 they blame the company, not some shit negligent parents for giving 1 to 1 and a half year Olds a plastic toy unsupervised. I blame the parents here.while burger King may be a shitty company, they literally didn't expect parents to give babies toys aimed at the age group of 3-11 or whatever.
I was born in 93 so I was of the age to remember this whole situation lol I had one or two of the balls and remember the info making it to me that they were unsafe
They should have just put a hole in the poke balls like they do with pen tops so if you choke there's a airway to breathe
Mark my words, the Godslap adaptation will be made by TOHO
Kevin is a really strong kid and I’m really glad the better of people on the internet raised him up because no child especially not Kevin should be bullied the way he’s been getting bullied and I hope he gets to go on vacations often
Actually he’s not strong at all, his bones are very brittle
@@pitchblack1012damn dude
They wanted to be the very best
Like no one ever was.
@@Treyast To catch them is my real quest.
@@kristopherwillis8075to train them is my cause
Ouchies
8:35 it sounds like the kids where just suction cupping the pokeball halfs to thier face.... definitely should have put some holes in the plastic tbh but definitely not something that should have been left alone with a small child
The ivysaur in your thumbnail is from kfc not burger king. No children were harmed in the process of getting him. Ivysaur had safe packaging. Ivysaur is a good boy. He ain't do nothing wrong. Hahahaha
Burger King has the best toys
Humanity is doomed, given all the crazy things that are happening.
Hella collectible still!
Pokeball needed a small hole drilled on both ends to release suction pressure. Also, how are 2-4 month olds eating BK?…well they weren’t. There 3yr old sibling was. They simply got ahold of the toy later. Pretty basic
I loved those kid's meals when tgey came out. My sis and i went nuts over them. We were 10 and 12, though. Had no idea there was issues.
I was in my town newspaper as a kid bc I got every toy
The kids were killed by the parents.
Not gonna lie Charlie... pretty disappointed in you for not knowing about the greatest fast food toy promo in history. How dare you.
My lucky ass got Charizard, so I was pretty hyped
Parents recording their child crying on social media bc they feel like he has the right to own a popular channel is a bit weird, not even a wild take it’s literally what’s happening. But bullying a kid is just shitty lol
It’s as if joe Rogan was chat for a few minutes.
Charlie Glasses Arc really ramping up, keep them specs MOIST ! Lookin goooood. HUUUUUUUUUUGE MOBY W
Yoo... I totally thought it was funny to suction cup this on my face when I was little... Because of the notch in the red part fitting against the bridge of your nose me and my brother had done this multiple times...
Have you see jupiter colided with x-53-97-L?
Mush.
ahhh
burger king needs to leave the food industry and go back to their roots; toy manufacturing and video game development
def not the toys fault just bad parents
What if the first one WAS a freak accident that would never happen again, but after a evil mother saw that she planned to use it as a excuse and put it on there Childs face and KILL THEM without anyone everrr knowing
Skill issue
I will say , all the kids had to do was breath out 😂 I remember being a kid and being like "what stupid ass kids" but after looking back it really does seem the parents basically let their kids die to try and get some kind of payday from BK.
cool
Woooooooo
I know it can be fun but me being aware of the state of society and also the internet I would not expose my child to it I would have to live with paranoia if I did
I hate that actual dumb people in chat will try to convince the streamer, like Charlie, to search for some B's made up story..
frrrr
This ad had a funny effect on 10 year olds. I remember my friends and I actually tried to get it stuck over our faces.
How do Americans manage to mispronounce Pokémon every time despite the é and everyone in the Anime pronouncing it as pocket monsters? Where does the eeeee sound come from?
Only americans would give their babies fast food
Hey man the impossible whopper and their onion rings are pretty good
Their sides are pretty good, that's about all they have going for them.
Love how multiple people are refusing to watch the video and assume the BK toy was a choking hazard
Gotta love the people blaming the mother for leaving her child for literally 20mins to take a quick shower like the toy was obviously dangerous while Moist spends the whole time reading the article wondering how it could even managed to fit like a suction cup
@@3one7crewmaybe don’t leave your kids unattended when they’re not even 2. You wanna shower so bad, you take the kid in the bathroom, or take away the toys that aren’t for their age group. Stop defending negligent parenting.
Um Charlie, the kid doesn't have to eat burger king, to be in possession in the toy. You know the older sibling's or parents ate it, then baby gets hold of pokeball.
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Yo
Imagine writing off ahsoka when there is a completely different director than obi and boba lol I guess just miss out on a good show then 🤷🏻♂️
Ong bro just shut the hell up,noone has to have every interest you do while sitting in your mothers basement."Well i guess miss out on a good show :generic shrug emote:" people like you make others not WANT to watch the movies or shows people talk about.
It's natural to write off anything from Disney nowadays ngl 💀 I've watched about an episode of Ahsoka so far and while I enjoyed it, I get the Star Wars fatigue.
Starwars will always suck.
Star wars sucks
Even if the show was amazing it will still flop. Got that Disney seal of disappointment on it.
Starfield will flop. Bethesda hasn't put up a game that hasn't received extreme scrutiny since Skyrim, and I mean OG Skyrim, not, skyrim remastered or game of the year or whatever fucking edition since that added creation club amount other nonsense. As someone who loved Bethesda since morrowind, pre ordered their games whenever my parents would let me up until I could do it myself and got completely burned on Fallout 4. Fallout 76 is still a travesty (yes I have played it, dolphin power armor amount other things? Wtf?) I'm not buying Starfield, frankly it isn't even on my radar. I just want Bethesda to fail so they can sell off Fallout back to obsidian/blackisle guys and sell elder scrolls to cdpr. The fallen God Howard can remain disgraced from the industry and we gamers can go on happily with the it's we love 😂
andor was boring af