I like how they slapped the door with the axe instead of using the sharp side. Story time: I had two roommates who did not like each other at all. One had the landlord install a lock on his door to keep the other out. Well one day he accidentally closed the door with the lock engaged and freaked out cos he couldn’t get into his private room. So my other roommate pulled out a credit card and opened the door so fast I almost missed him jimmying the lock. The first roommate had the most terrified expression on his face..
To be fair, a lot of locks (especially in america) are literal trash. Some of the ones I've seen are literally worse than tying a rope to hold the door closed. Then again, in america you can always just bust through the paper maché walls. XD Example: czcams.com/users/shortsJlotIF2pung?feature=share
In the UK we generally don't have locks that you can Jimmy open with a card... I know, people have tried on many doors. We prefer bolt action locks for interior doors, which while can't be easily opened, we can just kick the door until the wood gives way and the screws come out. I know this, I've done it a couple of times.
As a former first responder, I can confirm we had access to butter knives and gift cards. Also, never met a firefighter who didn't have enough mass (muscle, beer or both) to simply Kool-Aid Man right through an interior door if they really had to. Oh Yeah!
Yeah, people don't know what their world is actually made of. We had a safety training class when I was in school for HVAC and Plumbing. In the class we learned how to set up your brazing, soldering areas for fire safety, how many fire extinguisher, what types, what materials you can and can't weld/braze or solder around and the big stuff was how to escape from a room where the door/exit is compromised... Well, you take a hammer or sawzall and start cutting/smashing through the drywall in an arch until you identify the studs, then you kick out the lower portion of the drywall and then you pull back the insulation, kick out the other drywall then push OUT through the insulation, don't tear it away leaving an open hole so you can back up back into the room with the insulation as shielding from smoke and fire. But if it's cool to leave you push through making sure to avoid conduit and bounce. We had to have emergency lights for working in basements and a carbon dioxide alarm. California has a lot of rules and guidelines. Their big blue code book is about 400 pages long and gets updated annually. That's if you're actually licensed and pay taxes lol Most plumbing work I did in California was fixing what the illegal Home Depot "contractor's" had messed up 😂 Let's just say you see a lot of duct taped plastic bags used in place of Teflon tape
As someone who would probably rather just die in the fire than exercise, even I have accidentally broken an interior door by just pushing it too hard when someone swore it was jammed, not locked. The fact they made a spectacle of needing two grown ass adults to somehow form Voltron and charge up their ultimate kick just to bust into a bedroom has to be the saddest attempt to look cool I've ever witnessed.
@@bfitz5610 as someone who used light, medium and heavy axes I assure that there is no world in which a well aimed swing will not pop that door of its hinges or lock. Key words here being "well" and "aimed", they've got neither.
Yeah, even I saw that they hit the door with the flat part of the axe more often than with the actual edge. Also: Weird angle, no leverage, wrong spot. XD
@@rhaynhillyard9772 That‘s right! Many people don‘t know this, but the axe makes you look SO cool, that the temperature around you drops at least 10-20 degrees. Without that Axe the people in that room would have burned themself, but his coolness kept them alive! 🥳
I love how he has time to count to three to kick the door down and ask his buddy "bracing" him if he's ready, as if every second during a fire doesn't matter.
The best part is he could've saved himself 2 minutes of looking like an idiot axing at the door and just kick the door down to begin with. Also they didn't even bring a bucket of water.
Ywah, I mean, in some urgent situations it's still better to take your time and make sure you get it right, than messing it up in a rush, but that's definitely not one of those times! 😂
And, even if the door was locked and you didn't have access to a butter knife or credit card, there's now a hole in the door from which you can reach the lock....
@@Cragified I mean..... my bedroom door can just be forced open. If you just turn the knob hard enough even of it's locked it's just opens up. Idk about every interior lock but.....
Fun fact: Jack Nicholson was a volunteer firefighter for a while, so the only problem they had while filming the now famous "Here's Johnny" scene was that he tore the breakaway door down too fast
Unrelated fun fact Steve Buscemi was a career fire fighter until he retired just before Board Walk Empire. Acting was something he fell into and treated as a "hobby work" which is why he never consistently acted or did many big roles. It interfered with his job
@@nicholashodges201 Dude you either got tricked or made a bunch of this up, lol. He was only a full-time firefighter from 1980 to 84, before he did any acting whatsoever. He was a full-time actor after that. You don’t end up with a filmography as long as his if it’s just your “hobby”. The only time he ever returned to it was his incredible week of grueling volunteer work right after 9/11, as the other commenter mentioned.
I used to do home improvements. I put my fist through one of those doors when we were doing some demo work. Then my friend who was 6'4, 320lbs just literally walked through it. We worked for his dad and he was standing there with a crowbar ready to take the moulding off. He just said "Well, that's one way to do it." It was probably one of the funniest moments we ever had working together.
Damn. I knew that door looked flimsy in the video but I didn't think your doors were THAT flimsy. I'm a similar height and weight and I have seizures and have fallen into doors a fair few times in a fair few places and never made a mark on any of them. I've had chairs collapse under me, but I've never gone through a door.
Also it wasn't mentioned, but chopping a hole into the middle of the door is pretty much the most inefficient way you could possibly do it. You'd want to focus on the knob itself if you were trying to get the door open (since the knob is the only thing keeping it locked), or on the hinges if your plan was to remove it entirely.
I mean, he was barely chopping at all. That was more like gently caressing the door apart. Also, like he mentioned in the video, those doors are practically made of cardboard and plywood. Literally any firefighter could bust it down in seconds without any tools.
@ob2kenobi388 - To be honest, its the lock keeping the door "locked". but since the knob is attached to the lock,you get a C+ for general geography of a door.
Not to mention, that even when locked, that door would have been more than easy to be kicked in. Just one well placed kick.... That being said: I don’t have a single clue about procedures in such situations. That would simply be my first instinct.
I love that he put a hole in the middle of the door and still kicked it open. Not to mention the fact that he's swinging his axe almost parallel with the door to do the least damage And he's holding the axe at the middle to ensure he gets the least amount of leverage. Yup he's definitely a firefighter.
that bothered me aswell, has this guy ever held anything in his entire life? Seriously swinging that axe around like a baseball bat would be more effective
1:03 you can SEE the fog machine squirting fog through the door 😂 Also, if this were real, I feel like those people would have suffocated by now. Good thing they took the time to set up a camera and tripod to start filming this disaster
The Fire Fighter Suit 9000 costume (available in small, medium, extra large and obese) includes vents to warn the wearer they are on fire. These guys forgot to accessorize with the Backpack Air Tank 2500.
A dull axe to boot! You'd think they would try kicking in the door sooner - would've saved us several minutes of cringing. Surprised they did it, since they both look like they barely break 100 lbs.
I'm no fire fighter. Never in my life had to break through a barrier to save someone's life... But as a construction worker I can promise, any man who's even remotely familiar with tools can demolish an interior door. 😂 In fact, if a door was somehow that tough, the wall next to it literally can't be.
Interior doors are like a cardboard box knock too hard and they break Unless your client is rich and splurged on heavy ass hardwood interior doors 😒 They hold up better either way they’re secured to the wall like any other door and a good kick would bust them off
@@sevenguardians7517 seems like an American thing to me, here in Germany a lot of homes still have sturdy interior doors. These American ones look like cardboard.
I'm pretty sure that the first rule in entering a building as a firefighter is to try the doorknob first. But then again; I'm absolutely positive that real firefighters don't wear sneakers on the outside with their bunker gear.
And I am pretty sure that real fire fighters usually zip up the flies of their bunker gear trousers before getting inside a burning building. But then again, I'm a physics student, not a firefighter. So what do I know? ':D
Actually its to feel and look around/ under the door to determine if there is a fire in the room, remember, if there is a fire in the room the door knob will be very hot, and opening a door actually increases air flow and space for fire to grow. If theres a fire outside or inside a door, *dont open it*, get out by another means because you will actualy make things much much worse if you do.
If I have an axe in an emergancy sutiation that door is no more in the time you say "I am a dumbass of hitting the same exact spot that has allready been cracked over and over again" Man i am glad there are still people like you on youtube. Thank you.
And would be better to not have the hole right at the centre of the door, but either closer to the handle, or nearer the hinges. Though tbh, putting a hole in those plywood cubiods is utterly pointless. Knowing how they're made, they're as weak as shit.
It appears that Clownassery wasn’t the only thing on display. Never have I ever witnessed the crotch open on any firefighter in gear on scene or off. Outta gear is a conversation for another day.
This is cracking me up, because this is spoken with all the rage of someone who loves their job & does it well & then sees someone else doing a poor job of pretending to be them. Fan-Tastic.
One swing of a fire service axe and that door would be history. About two seconds with a Halligan tool and the door would be history. With a Dollar General axe, this is what you get.
@@johns7734 no, I believe the axe was probably a harbor freight axe, still crap but not prop crap, and the guy never did any form of weight training, sports, or anything physical tbh
@@AerodynamicBrick screw training- he has never swung an axe, sledge hammer or anything requiring two hands and that remains true even after this video! In ten minutes or less i could teach a small 12 year old to swing an axe more effectively and i probably have since i was in Boy scouts as a youngster.
When I was an angsty teen I was arguing with my parents, ran into the bathroom, slammed the door and locked it, and then proceeded to kick the door and in doing so I kicked THROUGH the door. (Yes, my parents made me pay for a new door.) Anyways, if my little 16yo self could kick through the door then what in the actual fack are these dudes doing? Jason, you're a gem!
So glad you picked up on this one! I saw on FB and near shat myself laughing, might have even called that a "Barbie's Playhouse Axe". There are so many videos about stolen valor, should also be some about exposing these clowns for trying to glob on to firefighter awesome!
Years ago A company I worked for managed an office building near Los Angeles Airport. The building was empty and was going to be renovated for a new tenant. Somehow the property manager was contacted by the local firefighters who wanted to use the building to practice forced entries. She figure all the doors would be replaced anyway so she didn't think it would hurt for them to chop holes in some doors that were going away anyway right? What she didn't know is firefighters don't chop down the door. It takes too long. They bash a hole in the wall next to the door and reach in and open it with the knob. When we went into the building the doors were al intact but next to every interior door in the three story building what a huge gaping hole in the wall next to each door knob. We never saw her again after that...
I'd have thought going through a door would be faster than a wall. I mean, just make a hole big enough to get the door unlocked, but most interior doors are pretty weak, even compared to drywall.
@@bobbyfeet2240 In the office buildings they are solid wood doors The only make a big enough hole to reach through and operate the door handle from the inside.
@@bobbyfeet2240 yes so many ways to: kick it open, lockpick, dehinge it, damage the lock etc., breaking the wall when a door is weaker is just bad practice.
@@theinternetidiot aaand then people got upset because "How dare they do their job correctly, or work with what they got, when they could do it more hUmAnElY"
My kid locked himself in his room because he was mad about something refused to unlock the door you should have seen the look on his face when I unlock it with a nail. He was shocked that the little hole in the knob was for that purpose.
Yep, but you could probably have jimmied it open with a bit of card board. I once saw a locksmith do something similar with a rubber looking rectangle of material.
@@Woodland_Adventures That's common these days, they're not supposed to be secure from people intentionally breaking in, they're just supposed to prevent people from accidentally walking in. Most of the time, you'd be able to easily kick it in anyways. The ones at my parents' house use a regular screwdriver or any object with an edge. Mine use the long pin.
i had one of those shared bathrooms and the door was always being left locked and i used anything ranging from an eyeglass screwdriver to a toothpick to just jam in the little holes so i didn’t have to walk around and unlock it from the other side
The main stupid thing I was focusing on is that he kept hitting the door in different spots so you could tell he had no idea what he was doing and just pretending to look like he was making any progress
Did you notice the crotch open on the "bunker gear"? NEVER would have gone into a fire with my junk in danger, sorry burning people. I just don't recall mine having a zipper/velcro opening. And yeah, that bunker gear was as thick as two ply toilet paper. And the middle of the door, why is he hitting there, to see in or let them put there hand out. And what the hell, don't touch the door? Are they going to get burned? They are on one side, you are the other, where is the fire? Have them open the door, unlock it if they must? You don't usually break down a door with people on the other side AT the door....literally AT the door. Can they not open the door in the dark? Open, get out, and where was anything to actually fight the fire? Flash....you know what, why critique idiots making money. If someone paid for this, they got what they paid for.
@@rateater1857 That was what I thought. It just isn't up the lowest porn standards of any porn or blue moves is. I have not Seen a lot, but this is SOOO bad. I can only think i they were dressed in fur, I would think they were the muppits
American interior doors will knock over from brisk knock. You cannot pay me to get those into my house. Finnish interior doors i have seen firefighters attacking one with fire axe, chainsaw and finally resolving to open it with hydraulic crushers/openers what finally was enough to open it.. and no breaking and entering is not that common, we just like our doors take more punishing than fucking fart... same applies to walls as well..
He wasn't putting ANY leverage behind those axe swings. He was probably more worried about breaking a nail by swinging too hard than he was about actually getting through the door.
Most tradesman (like myself) are constantly given the wrong set of keys by security, building managers and superintendents when we go to service buildings. So we've learned to unlock doors with screw drivers and knife blades. It's shocking how easy it is to break into a building.
Me: Accidentally punched a hole through an interior door once. Some idiot farming for clout: Barely makes a hole in similar door with multiple strikes form an axe.
You punched a hole in a door? I punched a hole in the wall. And I don't even work out. I have flimsy arms and I feel like a strongman compared to these geniuses.
@@empoleon22 Hate to tell you this my man but interior walls in modern homes are incredibly easy to punch through. Ive broken a ping pong ball sized hole in my wall after poking it pretty hard with a lacrosse stick on accident.
here's an idea: hinges, frame, handle, lock. they're all good places to go for when the door doesn't open, breaking a hole in the middle doesn't do shit.
I mean, i guess it lets you reach through and actuate the handle on the other side...................................... why am i trying to defend them at all?
This video is basically inception. A video of two guys destroying a door. While a girl reacts to watching the guys destroy the door while our hero fire fighter adds awesome commentary. While I’m watch this video on my phone on CZcams. 😂
Haha, I had no idea he was a firefighter, that's great. I used to love cutting wood ar my grandpa's growing up, so it's always so hilarious and immediately obvious to me when someone doesn't know how to use an axe. It's so simple, but people make it look like rocket science! You literally let the axe do the work for you!
True. They originally had a prop door and he went through it in seconds due to his training. They replaced it with a real door and got the results we see in the film.
@@MsSwitchblade13 yeah, he kept destroying the door in seconds and they had to use a real one. Id love to see the takes of him just plowing through one of the fake doors like Superman.
It has to be a joke. Who would let mentally handicapped people run around with sharp objects? They would clearly have to be on the spectrum if they thought they could pass as real.
Honestly you would think that they gave the footage a once over and just went "No this is just bad". I mean they had to know other people would see it otherwise. I can only imagine it was a joke or part of something bigger like a 24hour film challenge. I mean that would explain the ax. First hit did too much damage so had to stretch the scene out.
Are you sure you want this? What if he winds up Thomas the Tank Engine'ing his face onto a fire truck or plane? That'd be a special form of nightmare fuel we really don't need. =)
Your videos are really funny, thanks for them. As for the question, what role has the other dude, I would guess that he is there for emotional support.
It's amazing they had enough time to set up the camera during such an emergency. Now, I'd really love to hear OSHA's and the NFPA's breakdown on the Bobbsey Twins' performance.
It’s amazing to think that even my 7 year old self would’ve done better in this situation, who was deathly afraid of fires. Me and my siblings used to lock a door from one side and the other siblings would unlock it with a hair pin (butter knife was too big for the lock) Voila, unlocked door.
I'm amazed, and kind of frightened at the amount of people that don't know how easy and interior door on most modern homes is to pry open with a screwdriver, or a few other things. I won't say the person's age, however a few years ago I got a call informing me that when I get to work tonight there's not going to be a bathroom because somebody managed to lock the door and they can't get in, I walk in managed to pride open in about 20 seconds if that, they're standing there confused as to what I just did.
the butterknife trick brought back some memories, me and my siblings would always annoy each other by breaking into each others rooms using the butterknife tactic lol
“Don’t touch the door” wouldn’t want to burn yourself from the fire that appears to be in the room you’re in.
*They're trying to avoid toxic black smoke and sticky blue flames!*
@@MainMite06 the toxic fog machine and the cardboard blue flames that’s not meant to represent very hot flames, they just ran out of yellow crayon.
I’m pretty sure my grandma would have kicked that fucking door down faster than his harbour freight hatchet
No, you don't get it! Everyone knows that wood is a good heat conductor, so if they touch the door, they would burn themselves!
@@ILoveDavidsMom To be fair, even Harbor Freight sells better shit than that glorified can opener they were using.
Lock picking lawyer: *uses credit card* "No clicks needed for this lock."
**closes door on people trapped**
Now let me do it again to show that it was not a fluke
Love lpl
"Let me get the tool that MasterCard and I made"
"Click on two, three is binding"
well, he actually used hotel 'do not disturb sign' to unlock his room once
I like how they slapped the door with the axe instead of using the sharp side.
Story time: I had two roommates who did not like each other at all. One had the landlord install a lock on his door to keep the other out. Well one day he accidentally closed the door with the lock engaged and freaked out cos he couldn’t get into his private room. So my other roommate pulled out a credit card and opened the door so fast I almost missed him jimmying the lock. The first roommate had the most terrified expression on his face..
Great story and so true. Everyone knows the CC method since we were kids...
To be fair, a lot of locks (especially in america) are literal trash.
Some of the ones I've seen are literally worse than tying a rope to hold the door closed.
Then again, in america you can always just bust through the paper maché walls. XD
Example: czcams.com/users/shortsJlotIF2pung?feature=share
@@MartinFinnerupyeah pretty much, you’d think in a country with this many crazy fucks we’d have stronger shit but I guess not 🤷♂️
@@MartinFinnerup McNallyOfficial will prove that most(if not all) locks suck xD
Not a promotion I just like his videos :3
In the UK we generally don't have locks that you can Jimmy open with a card... I know, people have tried on many doors. We prefer bolt action locks for interior doors, which while can't be easily opened, we can just kick the door until the wood gives way and the screws come out. I know this, I've done it a couple of times.
As a former first responder, I can confirm we had access to butter knives and gift cards. Also, never met a firefighter who didn't have enough mass (muscle, beer or both) to simply Kool-Aid Man right through an interior door if they really had to. Oh Yeah!
Yeah, people don't know what their world is actually made of.
We had a safety training class when I was in school for HVAC and Plumbing.
In the class we learned how to set up your brazing, soldering areas for fire safety, how many fire extinguisher, what types, what materials you can and can't weld/braze or solder around and the big stuff was how to escape from a room where the door/exit is compromised...
Well, you take a hammer or sawzall and start cutting/smashing through the drywall in an arch until you identify the studs, then you kick out the lower portion of the drywall and then you pull back the insulation, kick out the other drywall then push OUT through the insulation, don't tear it away leaving an open hole so you can back up back into the room with the insulation as shielding from smoke and fire.
But if it's cool to leave you push through making sure to avoid conduit and bounce.
We had to have emergency lights for working in basements and a carbon dioxide alarm.
California has a lot of rules and guidelines. Their big blue code book is about 400 pages long and gets updated annually.
That's if you're actually licensed and pay taxes lol
Most plumbing work I did in California was fixing what the illegal Home Depot "contractor's" had messed up 😂
Let's just say you see a lot of duct taped plastic bags used in place of Teflon tape
As someone who would probably rather just die in the fire than exercise, even I have accidentally broken an interior door by just pushing it too hard when someone swore it was jammed, not locked. The fact they made a spectacle of needing two grown ass adults to somehow form Voltron and charge up their ultimate kick just to bust into a bedroom has to be the saddest attempt to look cool I've ever witnessed.
@@bfitz5610 as someone who used light, medium and heavy axes I assure that there is no world in which a well aimed swing will not pop that door of its hinges or lock. Key words here being "well" and "aimed", they've got neither.
Lollll😂😂😅😅😅
As someone who has a fireplace in his house and thus chops wood every year for the winter: what a pathetic use of an axe.
As a former axe murderer I absolutely agree....... You didn't hear anything
Like a wood stove? Aren’t you only supposed to burn paper logs inside? How do you keep your chimney clean?
@@adarateranroldan people still have old school fireplaces that use real wood my guy
Yeah, even I saw that they hit the door with the flat part of the axe more often than with the actual edge. Also: Weird angle, no leverage, wrong spot. XD
@@adarateranroldan Are you seriously not aware of “normal” fireplaces?
Hmm yes, I see. They spend a minute making a hole in the door so they can then spend 10 seconds actually kicking it open. Primo technique
Well the people who owned that place wanted a new door so they were helping them out
Could have saved 9 mins and 50 seconds if they sharpen the axe
@Cipheiz we all know that you need to use the Axe it's essential
@@rhaynhillyard9772
That‘s right!
Many people don‘t know this, but the axe makes you look SO cool, that the temperature around you drops at least 10-20 degrees.
Without that Axe the people in that room would have burned themself, but his coolness kept them alive! 🥳
More like 5 seconds
I love how he has time to count to three to kick the door down and ask his buddy "bracing" him if he's ready, as if every second during a fire doesn't matter.
or he could have reached through the door and turned the handle.
The best part is he could've saved himself 2 minutes of looking like an idiot axing at the door and just kick the door down to begin with. Also they didn't even bring a bucket of water.
Ywah, I mean, in some urgent situations it's still better to take your time and make sure you get it right, than messing it up in a rush, but that's definitely not one of those times! 😂
Telling victims inside the burning room to inch a little closer to the fire to avoid the door smacking them into it is also ridiculous
@@NLTops Don't wanna ruin the carpet just to fake a fire I guess lol
I love how they wore PPE raingear as a fire suit. You'd be safer wearing a t-shirt in a fire rather than that giant rubber suit.
And, even if the door was locked and you didn't have access to a butter knife or credit card, there's now a hole in the door from which you can reach the lock....
Also whats the point of the breach then too lol
But what if it was a 2 sided lock!?
(joking)
Interior door locks also aren't keyed tumblers. Literally anything that can enter the hole and has a flat edge (A small screwdriver) can unlock them.
@@Cragified I mean..... my bedroom door can just be forced open. If you just turn the knob hard enough even of it's locked it's just opens up. Idk about every interior lock but.....
The hole wont work
Fun fact: Jack Nicholson was a volunteer firefighter for a while, so the only problem they had while filming the now famous "Here's Johnny" scene was that he tore the breakaway door down too fast
Yeah so they replaced it with a bigger one.
Lols
Unrelated fun fact Steve Buscemi was a career fire fighter until he retired just before Board Walk Empire.
Acting was something he fell into and treated as a "hobby work" which is why he never consistently acted or did many big roles.
It interfered with his job
@@nicholashodges201 New York Firefighter yeah. He returned to work to help for 9/11 too.
@@nicholashodges201
Dude you either got tricked or made a bunch of this up, lol.
He was only a full-time firefighter from 1980 to 84, before he did any acting whatsoever. He was a full-time actor after that. You don’t end up with a filmography as long as his if it’s just your “hobby”.
The only time he ever returned to it was his incredible week of grueling volunteer work right after 9/11, as the other commenter mentioned.
I used to do home improvements. I put my fist through one of those doors when we were doing some demo work. Then my friend who was 6'4, 320lbs just literally walked through it. We worked for his dad and he was standing there with a crowbar ready to take the moulding off. He just said "Well, that's one way to do it." It was probably one of the funniest moments we ever had working together.
The "Kool-Aid solution".
@@makarabaduk1754 OH YEAH!
@@makarabaduk1754 6'1" 300+ for me....... a well placed fart could drop that door.
Princes Bride: "Fezig I need help he's getting away!!!!!"
“Oh, there was a door there?”
Damn. I knew that door looked flimsy in the video but I didn't think your doors were THAT flimsy. I'm a similar height and weight and I have seizures and have fallen into doors a fair few times in a fair few places and never made a mark on any of them. I've had chairs collapse under me, but I've never gone through a door.
Also it wasn't mentioned, but chopping a hole into the middle of the door is pretty much the most inefficient way you could possibly do it. You'd want to focus on the knob itself if you were trying to get the door open (since the knob is the only thing keeping it locked), or on the hinges if your plan was to remove it entirely.
I mean, he was barely chopping at all. That was more like gently caressing the door apart.
Also, like he mentioned in the video, those doors are practically made of cardboard and plywood. Literally any firefighter could bust it down in seconds without any tools.
@@MartinFinnerup😂 gently caressing 😂😂😂
It's quite obvious, too. But he was too much of a knob himself to realize that! 🤣
Nice pfp btw
@@LRM12o8
Aww, thanks!
@ob2kenobi388 - To be honest, its the lock keeping the door "locked". but since the knob is attached to the lock,you get a C+ for general geography of a door.
Not to mention the fact that they are making a hole in the middle of the door when something such as a hinge and doorknob exists.
Or the fact that they made a hole in the middle of the door and then proceeded to kick it open
Try before you pry. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@Musicownz1997 yeah that too. But they could have easily just took a few slams at the hinges and boom. Door falls and you get to be a hero for a day.
I put my fist thru the drywall next to the lock and reach in to open the door lmfao
Not to mention, that even when locked, that door would have been more than easy to be kicked in. Just one well placed kick....
That being said: I don’t have a single clue about procedures in such situations. That would simply be my first instinct.
I love that he put a hole in the middle of the door and still kicked it open.
Not to mention the fact that he's swinging his axe almost parallel with the door to do the least damage
And he's holding the axe at the middle to ensure he gets the least amount of leverage.
Yup he's definitely a firefighter.
And his fly is down
@@SM-on1sx it's an additional air hole you didn't know they had those in standard issue bunker gear now
it's almost like the landlord said ok as long as you are not too loud. Wouldn't want the other tenants coming out and freaking out.
that bothered me aswell, has this guy ever held anything in his entire life? Seriously swinging that axe around like a baseball bat would be more effective
My fucking dog shitting on the door can do more damage than him
1:03 you can SEE the fog machine squirting fog through the door 😂
Also, if this were real, I feel like those people would have suffocated by now. Good thing they took the time to set up a camera and tripod to start filming this disaster
I'm pretty sure a determined chihuahua could've made a hole in that door faster than them
Jesus Christ. If they’re not complete cringe, I don’t know what is.
I believe they are the same people who did the fake soldier shit Angry Cops did a video on as well
Yep, but they still made money of off this. At least I assume that's the way this works.
@@pyrodoc9019 do you know their @
Jeremy dewiite
@@anthonywendling5442 But Sergeant!
I've literally seen children accidentally put holes in those doors.
Over here interior doors are usually quite solid, but most have great big frosted 'privacy' windows in the middle of them.
@@keywacat east coast? Saying that because heavy interior doors I’ve only seen in New York and I thought it had to do with how old the buildings were
@@david-468 Czech Republic. :-)
@@david-468 most interior doors here on the east coast don't have windows unless it's something like an office, school, etc.
@@memethief4113 ok I was just saying that’s the only place I did see them not saying they were common
As a former 5 yr old pretending to be a FF…I relate to this “totally real” saving of people trapped behind a cardboard door!
Man, this makes my blood boil. If they honestly make that video thinking that they are like firefighters, we have a terrible future ahead of us.
Outtake scene from ‘Idiocracy’?
I'm also 100% sure that firefighters aren't supposed to have holes on their clothes.
Nah, that lets the fire in so they know when they're in a situation that their Party City gear is wrong for!
The Fire Fighter Suit 9000 costume (available in small, medium, extra large and obese) includes vents to warn the wearer they are on fire. These guys forgot to accessorize with the Backpack Air Tank 2500.
Tis but a scratch
How are we supposed to get our legs in?
It’s called speed holes… it makes them work faster like come on hahaha
Wow that guy never handled an axe before, ive seen kids handle an axe with more proficency...and aapparently more strength too...
I've told 8 year olds to hit harder with an axe if they just hit that hard. And they could do it with ease.
That’s what we call a city boy.
A dull axe to boot! You'd think they would try kicking in the door sooner - would've saved us several minutes of cringing. Surprised they did it, since they both look like they barely break 100 lbs.
Gender Studies don't cover any type of hand tool...just sayin
Litterly slapping the door with the side of the ax too.
2:38 I dont know why, but I love that he is smiling the whole time, even when we dont see him
good lord the ending killed me xDDD came across you through youtube short`s and let me tell you it didnt disappoint. Greetings from Germany!
How’s the afterlife?
I'm no fire fighter. Never in my life had to break through a barrier to save someone's life... But as a construction worker I can promise, any man who's even remotely familiar with tools can demolish an interior door. 😂 In fact, if a door was somehow that tough, the wall next to it literally can't be.
Can't tell you how I got in trouble with my super because I breathed to hard on the wall. Or gave it a mean look.
@@jacewhite8540
1st guess was it staked in?
Interior doors are like a cardboard box knock too hard and they break
Unless your client is rich and splurged on heavy ass hardwood interior doors 😒
They hold up better either way they’re secured to the wall like any other door and a good kick would bust them off
The guy in the video has clearly never handled an axe before. I could've chopped my way thru that door faster when I was like 7!
@@sevenguardians7517 seems like an American thing to me, here in Germany a lot of homes still have sturdy interior doors. These American ones look like cardboard.
I'm pretty sure that the first rule in entering a building as a firefighter is to try the doorknob first.
But then again; I'm absolutely positive that real firefighters don't wear sneakers on the outside with their bunker gear.
And I am pretty sure that real fire fighters usually zip up the flies of their bunker gear trousers before getting inside a burning building.
But then again, I'm a physics student, not a firefighter. So what do I know? ':D
@@yama123numbercauseytdemand4 That the kinetic energy needed to break down that door is more than it would take to open with the door knob? :-)
@@mattz1230 Sounds about right. :D
That wildland gear wont protect them in a structural fire, one inhale of superheated smoke and your done
Actually its to feel and look around/ under the door to determine if there is a fire in the room, remember, if there is a fire in the room the door knob will be very hot, and opening a door actually increases air flow and space for fire to grow. If theres a fire outside or inside a door, *dont open it*, get out by another means because you will actualy make things much much worse if you do.
If I have an axe in an emergancy sutiation that door is no more in the time you say "I am a dumbass of hitting the same exact spot that has allready been cracked over and over again"
Man i am glad there are still people like you on youtube. Thank you.
As someone who came into your content about mid January 2023, this is straight Fire comedy, and I salute you for your safety services.
I'm not even a firefighter, or in the ems field, but even I recognized that their gear was inaccurate.
Same here, I'd be asking so many damn questions
I'm just curious. Do firefighters typically go into burning buildings without a mask or something to prevent smoke inhalation?
@@SporkSlayer Usually no, unless it is the FDNY, they seem to enjoy the smoke.
@@SporkSlayer No, because it protects them and their SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) gives them fresh oxygen
Same here and I’m 12
“A brisk fart could blow that open”
And probably straighten out the axe enough to properly strike the door to creat the hole faster
😆😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thats brisk baby... lol
But if I hit the door with the side of the axe, I will hit more of the door... that's how axes work, right?
What tf was even the point of the hole
And would be better to not have the hole right at the centre of the door, but either closer to the handle, or nearer the hinges. Though tbh, putting a hole in those plywood cubiods is utterly pointless. Knowing how they're made, they're as weak as shit.
I need a whole video of you opening doors with random objects to old timey music in a comical fashion.
I love this guys sense of humor and presentation. I’d pay to see his show. 🌺
Oh my, the clownassery on display here is genuinely hilarious 😂😂😂😂
It appears that Clownassery wasn’t the only thing on display. Never have I ever witnessed the crotch open on any firefighter in gear on scene or off. Outta gear is a conversation for another day.
Ikr? The fake firefighters are pretty bad too.
He spent all that time with the ax, then kicked in the door. Ummmm 🤨 wouldn’t it be better to try kicking in the door first???
As is ur vocabulary my good sir
I love how "happy aggressive" this guy can be. Makes me laugh every time😂
OMFG thank you! Happy aggressive is the perfect description!
Dopamine Dingus 😜🤡🧑🚒
Dear Jason, thank you for keeping us both safe and sane with your highly entertaining videos. Much love. 💖🌸
You’re videos are simply awesome 👏
Love the fact that you inform the public about these scammers trying to steal money from good people 👍🏻
1:19 I love how he just gets tired of smacking the thin door and just gently taps it in exhaustion
This is cracking me up, because this is spoken with all the rage of someone who loves their job & does it well & then sees someone else doing a poor job of pretending to be them.
Fan-Tastic.
Thanks for calling out these posers! We’re they seriously trying to hustle money using this???
I love how the doors hinges failed before the latch did when he kicked down that door 💀
Cmon, one swing of an axe and that door would be last weeks conversation.
Unless your axe is a Halloween prop
@@vidyastuff3509 and you’re a 12 year old child. Actually my 12 yr old could probably swing better than that fool lol
One swing of a fire service axe and that door would be history. About two seconds with a Halligan tool and the door would be history. With a Dollar General axe, this is what you get.
@@johns7734 no, I believe the axe was probably a harbor freight axe, still crap but not prop crap, and the guy never did any form of weight training, sports, or anything physical tbh
@@AerodynamicBrick screw training- he has never swung an axe, sledge hammer or anything requiring two hands and that remains true even after this video! In ten minutes or less i could teach a small 12 year old to swing an axe more effectively and i probably have since i was in Boy scouts as a youngster.
When Jason did his “Door opening demonstration” I kept replaying the clip over and over. BRILLIANTLY DONE!🤣
I was expecting him to just TURN THE KNOB. Most interior doors don't have locks.
Your videos are great to watch, love your energy and humor.
When I was an angsty teen I was arguing with my parents, ran into the bathroom, slammed the door and locked it, and then proceeded to kick the door and in doing so I kicked THROUGH the door. (Yes, my parents made me pay for a new door.) Anyways, if my little 16yo self could kick through the door then what in the actual fack are these dudes doing? Jason, you're a gem!
This is why we can't have nice things.
So glad you picked up on this one! I saw on FB and near shat myself laughing, might have even called that a "Barbie's Playhouse Axe". There are so many videos about stolen valor, should also be some about exposing these clowns for trying to glob on to firefighter awesome!
But are they even trying to pass this as being real ?
What's the name of that video? just out of curiosity...
“Oh no! There’s a fire!” “Well what should we do?” “Eh, get out your phone, this’ll make a good Tik tok.”
Dude i love your videos they always bring a smile back to my face thanks man
Years ago A company I worked for managed an office building near Los Angeles Airport. The building was empty and was going to be renovated for a new tenant. Somehow the property manager was contacted by the local firefighters who wanted to use the building to practice forced entries. She figure all the doors would be replaced anyway so she didn't think it would hurt for them to chop holes in some doors that were going away anyway right? What she didn't know is firefighters don't chop down the door. It takes too long. They bash a hole in the wall next to the door and reach in and open it with the knob. When we went into the building the doors were al intact but next to every interior door in the three story building what a huge gaping hole in the wall next to each door knob. We never saw her again after that...
I'd have thought going through a door would be faster than a wall. I mean, just make a hole big enough to get the door unlocked, but most interior doors are pretty weak, even compared to drywall.
@@bobbyfeet2240 In the office buildings they are solid wood doors The only make a big enough hole to reach through and operate the door handle from the inside.
@@bobbyfeet2240 bwahahahahahaha!
@@bobbyfeet2240 yes so many ways to: kick it open, lockpick, dehinge it, damage the lock etc., breaking the wall when a door is weaker is just bad practice.
@@gsxrsquid they also tend to have steel tube door frames too.
A buddy of mine broke his foot trying to kick one open. He didn't even mark the door
Man I weigh 140 pounds and skinny as a stick, but there’s literally the smallest piece of wood holding interior doors closed....easy work even for me
Yep
I'm 14 and I could breach a door better than these morons
LMAO even if they made that door out of pure steel, they could have knocked a hole in that drywall with their hands
@@Rayden440 that actually happened before! There was a structure fire but the door was metal, they decided to bust a hole in the wall!
@@theinternetidiot aaand then people got upset because "How dare they do their job correctly, or work with what they got, when they could do it more hUmAnElY"
@@brandonclements7875
What? 😐
What exactly is inhumane about destoying some stone? (or papermaché for out american friends here 😜)
2:02 actually I think the reason he is bracing him is because a brisk fart would knock him over.
"A brisk fart..." Bwahahahahahahaha I love this guy!!!
I like how he wasted a solid minute hammering away at the door only to just kick it open anyway 🙄
Nothing but cringe.😠
When you get paid by the hour
That big grin when he was opening the door with the butter knife and the gift card was hilarious to me. 🤣🤣
Dude's never picked up an axe before in his life.
Bout spit coffee all over when that man said "a brisk fart" could knock that door in! 😂😅😂😅
My kid locked himself in his room because he was mad about something refused to unlock the door you should have seen the look on his face when I unlock it with a nail. He was shocked that the little hole in the knob was for that purpose.
The bathroom in my house has a similar style lock. My dad made a key for it out of a literal bobby pin.
Yep, but you could probably have jimmied it open with a bit of card board. I once saw a locksmith do something similar with a rubber looking rectangle of material.
@@Woodland_Adventures That's common these days, they're not supposed to be secure from people intentionally breaking in, they're just supposed to prevent people from accidentally walking in. Most of the time, you'd be able to easily kick it in anyways. The ones at my parents' house use a regular screwdriver or any object with an edge. Mine use the long pin.
The kid could jam the lock with cardboard
i had one of those shared bathrooms and the door was always being left locked and i used anything ranging from an eyeglass screwdriver to a toothpick to just jam in the little holes so i didn’t have to walk around and unlock it from the other side
The main stupid thing I was focusing on is that he kept hitting the door in different spots so you could tell he had no idea what he was doing and just pretending to look like he was making any progress
I was sitting here thinking couldn't they have hit the door handle hard enough to break it off
Love this channel pls never ever stop
Your face at the end is just so perfect 😂
Did you notice the crotch open on the "bunker gear"? NEVER would have gone into a fire with my junk in danger, sorry burning people. I just don't recall mine having a zipper/velcro opening. And yeah, that bunker gear was as thick as two ply toilet paper. And the middle of the door, why is he hitting there, to see in or let them put there hand out. And what the hell, don't touch the door? Are they going to get burned? They are on one side, you are the other, where is the fire? Have them open the door, unlock it if they must? You don't usually break down a door with people on the other side AT the door....literally AT the door. Can they not open the door in the dark? Open, get out, and where was anything to actually fight the fire? Flash....you know what, why critique idiots making money. If someone paid for this, they got what they paid for.
crotch opening on an obviously fake firefighter gear...- oh god it's a porn costume, isn't it.
@@rateater1857 That was what I thought. It just isn't up the lowest porn standards of any porn or blue moves is. I have not Seen a lot, but this is SOOO bad. I can only think i they were dressed in fur, I would think they were the muppits
And what annoys me even more is the complete lack of any equipment... No radios, no torch, no mask or SCBA... This charade is just unbelievable
When I saw the thumbnail, I inmediately questioned where the SCBA gear is, as well as why they're bunker gear is so thin.
@@squidsquid7487 I don't get how people watch that.... Staged anything, what is the point?
I have to say, I'm a little disappointed you didn't demonstrate the "brisk fart" method of opening the door at the end.. XD
If he did, I assume it'd blow up or at least set off the smoke alarm.
I hope he's saving that for it's own video!
American interior doors will knock over from brisk knock. You cannot pay me to get those into my house. Finnish interior doors i have seen firefighters attacking one with fire axe, chainsaw and finally resolving to open it with hydraulic crushers/openers what finally was enough to open it.. and no breaking and entering is not that common, we just like our doors take more punishing than fucking fart... same applies to walls as well..
I am CRINE. Omg what did I just watch 🤣🤣🤣 This is my new favorite channel.
He wasn't putting ANY leverage behind those axe swings. He was probably more worried about breaking a nail by swinging too hard than he was about actually getting through the door.
Most tradesman (like myself) are constantly given the wrong set of keys by security, building managers and superintendents when we go to service buildings. So we've learned to unlock doors with screw drivers and knife blades. It's shocking how easy it is to break into a building.
i've broken an interior door by just trying to get it to not slam in my face. These guys literally can't do it with an axe.
I never knew I needed to see this video... amazing
You have unknowingly just given me the unlimited key to my brother's room forever
Me: Accidentally punched a hole through an interior door once.
Some idiot farming for clout: Barely makes a hole in similar door with multiple strikes form an axe.
i accidentally broke a similar door moving a bed frame.............barely touched it.
You punched a hole in a door? I punched a hole in the wall. And I don't even work out. I have flimsy arms and I feel like a strongman compared to these geniuses.
@@empoleon22 Hate to tell you this my man but interior walls in modern homes are incredibly easy to punch through. Ive broken a ping pong ball sized hole in my wall after poking it pretty hard with a lacrosse stick on accident.
here's an idea: hinges, frame, handle, lock.
they're all good places to go for when the door doesn't open, breaking a hole in the middle doesn't do shit.
I mean, i guess it lets you reach through and actuate the handle on the other side...................................... why am i trying to defend them at all?
It gives the people on the other side a way to wave Hi.😄
It does create an uncontrollable flow path though.
It lets the audience see the smoke machine you paid good money for!
@@SineN0mine3 oh yeah, you have a good point.
I love the way the door wobbles when they smack it with the axe. Some real tough material to dig through, there.
This video is basically inception. A video of two guys destroying a door. While a girl reacts to watching the guys destroy the door while our hero fire fighter adds awesome commentary. While I’m watch this video on my phone on CZcams. 😂
I'm tickled that this is practically the only comment that acknowledges that the girl is even there, "reacting."
Jack Nicholson did a better job, “Here’s Johnny’. Used a real ax too! He was so good ( real ex-firefighter ) they needed a better door!
For real? Cuz that's awesome
Haha, I had no idea he was a firefighter, that's great.
I used to love cutting wood ar my grandpa's growing up, so it's always so hilarious and immediately obvious to me when someone doesn't know how to use an axe. It's so simple, but people make it look like rocket science! You literally let the axe do the work for you!
True. They originally had a prop door and he went through it in seconds due to his training. They replaced it with a real door and got the results we see in the film.
@@MsSwitchblade13 yeah, he kept destroying the door in seconds and they had to use a real one. Id love to see the takes of him just plowing through one of the fake doors like Superman.
"Here... Here's... Hold on... Here's... Wait, almost there... Hey this axe is pretty heavy... Here's... Ah damn it... Johnny! Oh where'd they go?"
I’m with mystkmyke, you should green screen yourself into Planes: Fire & Rescue.
Yessss!!
You have the most awesome and amazing name of anybody on CZcams!
I'm not a 1st responder, never witnessed a rescue but I saw the absolute fakeness within seconds of watching their weak wristed blows on the door
I love how they count down before kicking the door. Yeah, yeah, counting down - that's exactly what you would do in emergency 🤣😁
I am confused are they actually trying to make it look real or is this just a joke ?
Even if they were trying to make it look real, it's definitely a joke.
It has to be a joke. Who would let mentally handicapped people run around with sharp objects? They would clearly have to be on the spectrum if they thought they could pass as real.
@@user-lf7nf3kl7t but the idiot spectrum has a very wide reach. Look at Congress.
Honestly you would think that they gave the footage a once over and just went "No this is just bad". I mean they had to know other people would see it otherwise.
I can only imagine it was a joke or part of something bigger like a 24hour film challenge.
I mean that would explain the ax. First hit did too much damage so had to stretch the scene out.
@@n7nja851 Yeah but she got lungs on her
Love the giant hole in the first guys pants 😂 this is awesome, but I have a few questions 🤔
So I wasn't the only one to see that
thats an emergency breathing hole
This is really NOT the dude I want to talk about his personal access panels.
Behind that hole is his partner's "Self Contained Blowing Apparatus"
"Love the giant hole in the first guys pants"
That's in case he needs to whip out his hose to put out the fire! All firemen are trained to do that! =)
It's amazing that they struggled so hard to break an interior door on purpose when I've seen people do it on accident.
The sad part is I’ve opened doors more effectively with nothing but a plastic card and the drive to get to my stash of snacks
They beat a hole in the door, then licked it open at the latch. What in the heck is wrong with people?
I know you meant kicked, but that typo made it even more of a hilarious comment
He licked the fuck out of that door
@@joerepoman1 To be fair, I've seen lollipops with more solid construction than that door.
That door is like a Timex, takes a licking and keeps on ticking
Wait what? Damn I musta missed the part where they licked the door open
These are the type of people that push start a chainsaw
I love the humor, you're not afraid to use sarcasm in fear of the youtube overlords.
I especially liked how they struggled to break a hole in the door, but kicked it open with ease 😂
That hole in the dudes pants bothered me more than his inability to unlock a door.
I didn't need it to get any worse, why did you mention that?
You must have ocd if that held your attention
Omg same 😂😂
Same!!
Because the other guy gave up: Green Screen yourself into Planes: Fire and Rescue
Are you sure you want this? What if he winds up Thomas the Tank Engine'ing his face onto a fire truck or plane? That'd be a special form of nightmare fuel we really don't need. =)
I love how the second guy keeps out of the way of the camera for this "emergency". 😂
Your videos are really funny, thanks for them. As for the question, what role has the other dude, I would guess that he is there for emotional support.
It's amazing they had enough time to set up the camera during such an emergency. Now, I'd really love to hear OSHA's and the NFPA's breakdown on the Bobbsey Twins' performance.
I've realized that it was fake from the very beginning, they were communicating through speech, not farts.
I was waiting for, “ Just turn the knob” 😂😂
It is beyond ridiculous - thanks for calling out these clowns!
I am SO using this video next time I teach forcible entry. 🤣
Everyone else: Wow, I'm learning!
Me: Fire Dept Coffee? That roast must be fire.
It’s amazing to think that even my 7 year old self would’ve done better in this situation, who was deathly afraid of fires. Me and my siblings used to lock a door from one side and the other siblings would unlock it with a hair pin (butter knife was too big for the lock) Voila, unlocked door.
Imagine the smoke actually catches a fire and those two are trying to save them lmao
Dont worry, *Its not that "toxic black smoke"!*
(Fox-911 reference!)
I'm amazed, and kind of frightened at the amount of people that don't know how easy and interior door on most modern homes is to pry open with a screwdriver, or a few other things. I won't say the person's age, however a few years ago I got a call informing me that when I get to work tonight there's not going to be a bathroom because somebody managed to lock the door and they can't get in, I walk in managed to pride open in about 20 seconds if that, they're standing there confused as to what I just did.
the butterknife trick brought back some memories, me and my siblings would always annoy each other by breaking into each others rooms using the butterknife tactic lol
Lol, the guy never used an axe before and he’s struggling with a bedroom door...lol
The Final Day (I give up)
Day ?? of asking him to green screen himself into Planes: Fire and Rescue for his next green screen video!
Noooo! We need youuuuu!!!
Don’t give up
@@koyo0o08 if it somehow gets to 200 likes I’ll continue it
@@TheRealMystProductions Of course; you're doing this for likes.
@@soundrogue4472 I really don’t care about likes lmao