I would not want to be Shelby’s enemy. She has an army of fucking cockroaches that apparently when threatened, they rapidly run towards you. So my advice: don’t make Shelby angry
the thing is, not only are hissing cockroaches clean and typically docile and odorless, that little girl is super knowledgeable abt them and clearly cares abt them
The thing is, if i find where she lives, I'm burning the whole thing place to the ground. Don't give a shit if it's an apartment on the 10th floor, the whole palace is going down in flames.
yeah fr, they get a bad rep but they aren't that bad! hissing cockroaches have lil mites on them that clean the bacteria and gross stuff off of them so they're actually a lot more sanitary to handle than a regular ol' sewer roach (which can fly, and carry diseases, and freak me tf out). i still wash my hands after handling them but I do that with just about any animal, even dogs and cats
I’ve worked with Madagascan hissing cockroaches before (at a zoo internship; I’m also a biology major), and while they can make decent pets, that’s only if you don’t have too many breeding females. Obviously she’s young so she probably doesn’t know this stuff, but she clearly let the breeding population get out of control, especially since she lets them roam freely around the house (Madagascan hissing cockroaches actually need to be in a small living area like a fish tank cus they hate light! They’re also excellent climbers, and their tendency to climb things means you need to have a very secure tank cover. In addition, many states require permits to own them, and usually only males are allowed to be kept as pets-so as to prevent pregnant females from accidentally being introduced into the environment) Like with any pet adoption, you should always do thorough research before getting one, even if they seem like easy animals to take care of!
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@@scott1660 thanks I’m actually surprised someone other than a bot responded to this lol. It’s just that like although MHCs are relatively easy to take care of, that’s only if you have the proper background knowledge and experience. It’s honestly sad that she has so many, because although they’re listed as Least Concern by the IUCN, they’re literally only found in one place in the entire world: Madagascar. These MHCs should be in a proper breeding facility at a zoo or animal conservation center, not in a suburban home :(
They're so coool! 😫 I used to be deadly afraid of pretty much all bugs, but I work with animals so I've had my fair share of roach experience and hissies are so nice and chill
My mother is an entomologist and she used to bring the Madagascar hissing cockroaches home as well as scorpions and tarantulas. They are really calm and they really only hiss when they are bothered. She's actually taking good care of them and it's nice to see more people with that mindset.
Shelby and her parents makes me appreciate my own parents even more. I'm autistic and I had several special interests as a child (like collecting insect wings and -legs or animal bones) that I now realize my parents tolerated because it made me happy.
I'll make it worse. So they also can't walk backwards, so if one gets in your ear, if it can't turn around, it'll start attempting to dig through you ear. Had this happen to me, it was hell. So freaking painful
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I feel like as someone with diagnosed OCD these things have to be and extreme ocd situation. Like never have I ever thought of collecting cockroaches but I’m a huge collector and I get really obsessed with my collections sometimes. I’m actually working on it in therapy.
I think the cockroach collection thing is an ASD thing, I had many interests that were major like her’s when I was an undiagnosed kid. As far as the plastic eating, it sounds like Pica, which is an eating disorder. I have OCD and developed an eating disorder because of it, so it’s not unlikely that they come together, but it’s definitely Pica
Apparently these are Dubia cockroaches, the kind bred for feeding reptiles and amphibians. They don’t survive well outside of active care, are a bit shit at climbing and they don’t stink as bad as other insects like crickets. Many pet stores sell them for cheap and it is probably where she got these ones from. I think it’s wonderful she is pursuing this and she’ll probably become an entomologist when she’s older, especially if she begins collecting other specimens, I just think she should have a space for them that isn’t inside the house, maybe make a dedicated space for them in a heated shed separate from the house. Also she should probably cool it on breeding those things, she has way too many and they really shouldn’t be allowed to wander around outside of the containers.
Maybe not an entomologists. She could be a roach breeder, though. Make money doing what she wants to do anyway. Someone has to breed them for pet stores.
I mean yeah it’s good she has something she enjoys but to let them roam about in her room is where I would draw the line as parent like everyone has their own hobby but you don’t see people who keep spiders letting them roam free in their house
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with keeping them in her room if they stay in an aquarium and if she didn’t have so many. The parents have let her let it get out of control. No way she should have so many.
@PirateQueen dubia roaches specifically dont smell if you are caring for them properly. Like keeping them clean like you should or having cleaner crew insects like my isopods and springtails. I'd much rather some dubia in my room than a lot of the alternatives lol most are literally FOUL. Tried to breed mealworms for a bit which may lizard loved the things but found out I'm allergic. The beetles smell so bad lol they aren't even dirty per say just since they are a stink bug basically... the smell lol crickets are the one that makes me want to vomit though. Hated the smell of hornworms too.
I’m not going to lie. I almost choked laughing hard when that girl with the cockroaches explained with a straight face how that beetle got its name. I have no idea why it’s so funny to me. 😂
I have a chewing addiction. As such I have gum readily available to me. Otheriwse I find myself chewing on random things. In school I'd chew my pencils and pens. I can't help it. I have to chew. The thing is I don't know I'm doing it most of the time. I've caught myself chewing my fingers. I've chewed on my 3DS stylus.
Hissing cockroaches are actually great pets! I should know, I have 28 of them. They are harmless besides their spiky legs and super docile and easy to care for! Fun fact: if one gets loose it physically cannot infest your house I wish more people took time to actually learn about them instead of just assuming they're filthy and horrible :( Update: One of my gals had babies!! Im counting 20+ of them So now I've got like 40
Its not about species its just for the normal human brain its soo fucking disgusting < your brain will spam this phrase everytime you see bugs in general but cockroaches specifically also your body will start freaking out I honestly can't kill one cuz im afraid of smashing them (disgusting fluid and insides) which will make me again RUN away and call my parents even tho im over 21 ^^ so yea buddy not everything that's moving can be a "pet"
@@yakimator5133 Everything that's moving can be a pet provided it's physically able to maintain its life and reproduce. Roaches are amazing animals and no different than the millions of people keeping any other organism in the world. Why does it need to be a mutated unhealthy inbred fuzzy thing to be a pet.
I WISH I had that girl’s fearlessness. Maybe then I wouldn’t waste 3 hours of my life screaming at a cockroach on the wall and another 30minutes actually trying to get rid of it.
TBF a house roach and a hissing cockroach are completely different, one of them flies and carries all sorts of diseases and the other one is pretty chill and only makes a little hissy sound when it's afraid. this girl is so cool for what she's doing and i love hissing cockroaches but i still scream when i see a sewer roach in the house LMAO, they are NOT fun to deal with.
ngl shoutout to the first girl, she has a level of fearlessness towards roaches i could never hope to achieve and even if her hobby is strange, it isn't hurting anyone and could lead to a great career as an entomologist.
I’ve seen that full episode of My Strange Addiction. One of the things they always do is film them having a consultation with a doctor. The doctor palpated her abdomen and said she could feel her enlarged liver, and that she would need to be placed on the liver transplant waiting list immediately. While some of the people featured in the show seem like they might be faking or at least exaggerating their “addictions,” this poor lady was clearly absolutely devastated. She had admitted early on during the doctor’s consultation that she’d never really considered what was in all the plastic she was eating and the effects it could have on her body. It’s honestly the most heart-breaking episode I’ve seen.
That first kid definitely gonna take place in some lab accident and turn into a half human half cockroach supervillain telephatically using cockroaches.
I'll be completely honest, when I first saw the thumbnail, I thought "oh, what the fuck, did she fill an egg carton with shit or something? That's disgusting." ...and then I watched part of the video, looked back at the thumbnail, and realized what I was _actually_ looking at. My first thought was somehow _less_ disgusting, and I unironically would have _preferred_ that when compared to _this,_ holy shit.
Fun fact: her dubia roaches are common feeders for insect-eating lizards. They need warm temps (90~) to breed, (which is why you can't buy them in Florida and I think Hawaii bc they'll become invasive) so they won't infest your house if you live in cooler climates. And a colony as big as hers can go for $100s, so her love of roaches can also make her some bank ;)
The only thing I find cringy about the cockroach one is just if they're allowed yo roam throughout the house. They thrive best in their own special enclosures suited to their needs and there's a lot of different roaches that makes great pets! Them roaming freely is bad though is because their dead bodies ca attract destructive pests like rats or various scavanger beetles and obviously that isn't good. I just breed mine to feed to my reptiles and I doubt that's what she does with them, but it's a Greta excuse to have them in your home if you ever need one lol!
I think that's just for the creep factor 🤔 When filming these type of "reality TV" episodes, some directors will stage scenes and scenarios that do not actually represent the people's lives. They do this to boost entertainment value and to add more time to the episode. She seems very knowledgeable and cares greatly for her roaches, I doubt she'd let them just let them wander around like that (also her parents probably wouldn't allow them to either since both parents don't like them)
@@allmightyrighteouslordgodk6059 Once they're out, it's over. Cockroaches are born pregnant, and as soon as they lay eggs in the walls, you're never getting them out.
@@voxorox I was intrigued by your mention that they are born pregnant and wanted to know more! But I couldn't find anything on my brief Google search (I could only find life cycles and gestation periods) Do you know where I could find more information about this?
I tried to quote Jack in this & splitched it up & said "There's people out there fucking cockroaches & collecting doors" And that became absolute gold.
The thing with the plastic eating might be “Pica” Pica is an eating disorder in which a person eats things not usually considered food. Young kids often put non-food items (like grass or toys) in their mouths because they're curious about the world around them. But kids with pica (PIE-kuh) go beyond that. This is something that I suffer from and it’s really weird and just…but the part about the texture makes sense
I had pica as a kid. My parents were pretty much locking down everything and 24/7 watching, and I still managed to get in everywhere. A few things was Rat poison, burnt motor oil, a whole tube of icy hot, leather cleaner, shoe polish, toilet bowl cleaner, etc. I grew out of it at age like 4 but I really hope she stays healthy
I vaguely remember everyone at my school talking about Kaylin back when that episode came out. I lived super close to Sac growing up and I remember kids, after watching that episode, would go out into Sacramento and hope we saw her 😭😭
Sean: “I know there’s no Cockroaches in England” Oh no there is. There is Sean. They’re hardy bugs and can thrive on very little. A few species found in the UK are Oriental Cockroaches, German Cockroaches and Brown Banded Cockroaches. Had an unfortunate incident involving a delivery of dog food cans where one of them had been damaged in storage. It was covered in cockroach nymph shed and reeked of cockroach waste and rotten dog food. They’d been laid in the damaged can as there was a hole and the larvae/nymphs ate the dog food. Thankfully they must have moved on as there was no more food so it was just the shed, but it was still awful. But yes. There are cockroaches in England.
fun fact from work: if you have a reaction to chocolate, you will get tested for both chocolate and german cockroaches because it is more common to be allergic to the small particulates from roaches that drop into chocolate vats than it is for you to be allergic to chocolate itself.
I am aware there are cockroaches in England, but I have never actually seen them in hotels or whatever. The only kind I've seen in person are the giant ones they show at petting zoos, but I hope it stays that way.
I can relate to the whole eating plastic thing. I used to do so too when I was little. It leaned more rubbery, like erasers though. It got to the point that my teachers just kept gum in the classroom for me till I grew out of it in like 4th grade.
Honestly super happy for Shelby having such loving, supportive parents. They literally hate the things but are like "they make her happy so" and honestly I can imagine millions of kids around the world wishing they had that.
I'm also pretty happy that Shelby has such a passion for specific types of insects. She does have knowledge regarding the types and unique functionalities of them. I do wish sometimes that we aren't _this_ afraid of cockroaches that are practically harmless. But she really does need to work on population control.
@@johnlime1469 she has too much. like at this point she's not caring for them cuz it's too much. also, cockroaches just disgust me. they look disgusting. I can't handle them. I can sorta get spiders and stuff, and even centipedes. but roaches??? no. also, because most roaches are from the wild so they are actually just nasty, doesn't help.
This is what happens when parents don’t parent and let their kids do whatever they want. There’s nothing wrong with her keeping a few Madagascar hissing cockroaches. Plenty of people keep them as pets. But she’s let them multiple completely out of control and the parents need to step in and put a stop to it before it gets even worse. Sell some to pet stores or something and keep only males. Parents, it’s ok to tell your kids no!
yeah, like any kind of pet it's possible to have too many and having too many pets is bad for both the animals and the owner. she's basically got the same thing going on with her cockroaches as cat hoarders and the like, and it'd be best for both the roaches and the humans if the number of roaches she looked after went down significantly
Agreed! Having pet cockroaches is honestly really cool! I would personally be too nervous about escapees to keep them myself. But this seems like a bit of a hoarding situation by a child, and I think her parents ought to rein her in a bit. Maybe a dozen in a proper enclosure.
I mean, maybe they're selling the roaches as feeders, and it's all just been sensationalized for the viewers. They could make a pretty sizeable income by selling feeder roaches with that breeding population, especially if there's a lot of reptile/amphibian keepers around.
It's also ok to encourage your child's passions. She might grow up to be the world's best entomologist. Solve the garbage crisis. Roaches are "carriers" of disease, but if not exposed to the problem (as pet roaches aren't) they won't spread them. Good hygiene is all she needs to be safe. She already has it under control, though.
me: "Eh, don't really wanna play anything so just gonna watch smth on youtube" *opens chips* 0:37 *puts away the chips* but tbh, she could probably make a business out of it, there are people who own insectivore (creatures that eat insects) pets (Geckos, some snakes, spiders etc.) that would buy cockroaches in order to feed their pets
Sean: "Nothin but love. Hands up to the screen." Smile Me: "Aight, sure." Sean: "Feel that energy? Feel that heat? It's like cockroach heat between us." Dammit, got me at the end. I had made it through until that line 😖
When Sean says “ nothin but love. Hands up to the screen “ I actually put my hands on my screen on my phone. Why do I do that lol. I eventually blushed all the way 😍🤗😁 make me happy & glad
@@Isabellelincoln3160 I do it every now and then, like with this video. Started with the brofist/buh-bye/wah-psh! in the outros. When family and friends see you doing that without audio like it's Dora, you get past the embarrassment lol Nothing wrong with it if it lets you have fun or feel more involved
I had a friend once who kept hissing cockroaches as pets. I slept over at his house once, and he mentioned that some of the babies had escaped the tank a while ago and that there were a few hissing roaches running around the house. Barely slept that night
This episode sent Sean into such a deep fight or flight fear response that he regressed all the way to making fun of a child for not speaking like an adult yet. That’s a man in a vulnerable state if I’ve ever seen one 😂
@@elizabethhamby2628 admittedly it's particular strange formations of clouds. But I still find it funny that clouds is my phobia while I have a collection of spiders, snakes, and cockroaches
Here's the thing, I read a story once from a doctor about a woman whose home was so infested with roaches, they literally started eating her. Like no kidding, the doctor who wrote this story said she came in complaining about chest pains, and during the examination, he had her lift up her breasts, and underneath there were literally roaches eating their way into her chest. So, true or not, no, I will never be comfortable with roaches. I see even one and I'm putting roach poison all around my house, because you see one, it's a guarantee there's more.
I saw this on reddit, this was originally posted there I believe, along with all those nasty stories like the one with the hazardous vaginal discharge, like the worst ever infection there is.
How does the woman not know there are roaches on her chest? Even if she SOMEHOW mistook the bites she felt as something else, she dressed herself. How does she not see them?? I realize you're not the original poster of the story so I shouldn't be asking you, but those are the questions that immediately came to mind
When the little girl lifted up her covers and we saw all those roaches, I swear I felt something crawling on me and screamed. Nothing there, but took me a minute to finish the video. Thanks Jack.
I feel for Shelby a bit, even though I hate roaches. I’ve had a special interest in death and funerals since I was a kid. Now I’m in school for mortuary science, and learning taxidermy. Hopefully she gets to keep doing what she loves, and it’s nice that her parents let her keep roaches even though they hate them.
I think Shelby rocks. How cool that she understands there's nothing to be afraid of, whereas most of us would run away screaming. I hope she doesn't get hurt or bullied in any way due to this video.
Honestly tho! I mean I keep inverts too so I'm biased but it's great to see kids fearlessly curious of creatures people so commonly regard with undeserved fear or disgust. Just uh... probably don't let them free roam your room like that, lol
@@Lewej1 I feel honored haha! I keep a ton of creatures people wouldnt even dare to touch because social media always taught them that they're demonic and disgusting.. now I couldnt live without my snake friends! I also own a ton of roaches, a lil baby scorpion and a few different Tarantula species! Its a very cool hobby and it quickly became my passion and life goal to work with them ever since I got into it
Those plastic cocktail swords are dangerous. There was a food critic who died of internal bleeding because he bit-off a piece of one while he was berating a restaurant owner during a menu tasting.
Yeah I'm really puzzled how she's still alive like I get that she likes the mouth feel but how does she not have completely fucked up insides from the sharpness of the plastic bits.
Jack: "I'm not afraid they're gonna pull out a knife and stab me." Family Guy Cockroaches: "Man, I'm gonna cut you up so bad, you gonna wish, I no cut you up so bad."
At the start when they were showing a couple cockroaches on the ground I'm like "okay, that's gross" and then when she lifts her bed sheets....If I was her parent, I would be burning the house down.
I admire her passion, she’ll make a great entomologist some day. I collect Tarantulas and had pet cockroaches, they are honestly so low maintenance and the hissing is kinda cute. To each their own.
I don’t think a child should be allowed to take care of this many. Might make her happy but the way she was picking up those baby roaches makes me think she sees them more as toys than animals.
Yeah, that's one of my concerns. Because as much as they freak me out, I don't think anyone who takes good care of them (or really any pet like them) would just let them roam the house like that unsupervised (I know it was for the introduction but you can't expect a child to be able to make sure that that many will be safe when they're all out) or even hold so many at once. Like I hate them, I'd probably faint if any ever crawled on me, but they're still living things that are meant to be taken care of, and they shouldn't be in a place where they could be subject to unnecessary mistreatment. Someone really ought to regulate how much she has, she doesn't need crates upon crates of pregnant roaches to look after in a suburban home. Maybe bring a few to a zoo and let her visit them but don't let her keep track of them all by herself.
Ok, I didn't expect her to have so many of the cockroaches, much less inside her bed.... She would be a really good candidate for a PhD student in biomimetics. UC Berkeley has a millipede lab where they actively study cockroaches' behaviors and make tiny robots out of them, because cockroaches are so resilient and can adapt to so many environments. I used to collect rhinoceros beetles when I was a kid, because they're pretty fecking rad. I've never found any stag beetles, which have 2 horns and much rarer to find from experience. So yea, I guess I can see where the girl is coming from. But I were in her position, I would probably try to contain, like, only a few in transparent plastic cages, since it's going to be really easy to run out of resources for them, you can only manage the lives of so many creatures at once, and you might lose count of them, leading to you ending up finding them in the middle of nowhere within the house.
I know right! Like, props to the parents for being supportive but SET SOME BOUNDARIES, SET A LIMIT. Like not only would that be disgusting but also a health hazard! Cockroaches are known for carrying bacteria, and a LOT of them, and judging by how freely and how many there are, there are definitely ones going into the kitchen, into the drawers, the cupboards, the plates. And she said it herself how they stink! WTFF
@@TitaniumTronic To be fair, ones bred in captivity shouldn't be carrying anything harmful, because they haven't had access to it. But I'm no expert, so
I personally hate cockroaches and my reaction to the cockroach girl was very similar to Sean’s. But, I think that it’s cool that she’s so passionate about cockroaches HOWEVER, she shouldn’t let them out of the containers like that. There is simply too many to keep track of when they’re outside the containers and a few rogue ones could very easily hide in corners of the house. Maybe the beginning segment was done by the TV producers for shock factor, but I have a hard time believing that none have ever escaped. I would NOT be okay with her letting the cockroaches roam free if I lived there.
I'll be completely honest, when I first saw the thumbnail, I thought "oh, what the fuck, did she fill an egg carton with shit or something? That's disgusting." ...and then I watched part of the video, looked back at the thumbnail, and realized what I was _actually_ looking at. My first thought was somehow _less_ disgusting, and I unironically would have _preferred_ that when compared to _this,_ holy shit.
I have always had a fascination of bugs, ever since I was like 5 I had bug books and toys and bug hunting tools. But I would never had kept so many bugs in a place where people who don’t like them live, maybe like a few pill beetles or even a mantis is fine but thousands of cockroaches that stink and carry illness in a house of people who don’t like them is just hell
Ok but as a Neurodivergent person who has an oral-stim (chewing on things SAFELY, because of the texture), hearing Jack talk about kinda getting it at 13:11 made me feel really assured that i'm not alone. idk I just didn't notice anyone else talking about it and thought it was really nice. :)
@@bigboom2438 it's not something I do often. It's actually kind of rare for me to just chew on something that's not food. My only real addition is caffeine
I would not want to be Shelby’s enemy. She has an army of fucking cockroaches that apparently when threatened, they rapidly run towards you. So my advice: don’t make Shelby angry
😆 🤣 agreed
Why couldn't shelby collect cobras?
If this was the fallout universe she could be a radroach master
Fallout*
Literal never ending nightmare fuel.
Jack: There’s no cockroaches in England.
Me, an American: *Pack your things, we’re leaving.*
*llittle did Jack know there are, infact, several species of cockroaches in England*
*European Cockroach joins chat*
🎵for there are no cats in America 🎵
Ikr im fookin movein to England
@@cornerfluff for some reason i read your comment in jacks voice (ﾟｰﾟ;
the thing is, not only are hissing cockroaches clean and typically docile and odorless, that little girl is super knowledgeable abt them and clearly cares abt them
an amazing entomologist in the making
The thing is, if i find where she lives, I'm burning the whole thing place to the ground. Don't give a shit if it's an apartment on the 10th floor, the whole palace is going down in flames.
yeah fr, they get a bad rep but they aren't that bad! hissing cockroaches have lil mites on them that clean the bacteria and gross stuff off of them so they're actually a lot more sanitary to handle than a regular ol' sewer roach (which can fly, and carry diseases, and freak me tf out).
i still wash my hands after handling them but I do that with just about any animal, even dogs and cats
I love your name 😂😂
The other thousands of roaches she has that aren’t hissing cockroaches aren’t clean or odorless.
"I'm stuck!"
"What do you mean, you're stuck?"
"I dunno but I'm definitely stuck."
AMAZING dialogue.
what're you doing, step-bro?
Step-master
Sorry
That’s like, Tommy Wiseau or Neil Breen level dialogue
I’ve worked with Madagascan hissing cockroaches before (at a zoo internship; I’m also a biology major), and while they can make decent pets, that’s only if you don’t have too many breeding females. Obviously she’s young so she probably doesn’t know this stuff, but she clearly let the breeding population get out of control, especially since she lets them roam freely around the house (Madagascan hissing cockroaches actually need to be in a small living area like a fish tank cus they hate light! They’re also excellent climbers, and their tendency to climb things means you need to have a very secure tank cover. In addition, many states require permits to own them, and usually only males are allowed to be kept as pets-so as to prevent pregnant females from accidentally being introduced into the environment) Like with any pet adoption, you should always do thorough research before getting one, even if they seem like easy animals to take care of!
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@@scott1660 thanks I’m actually surprised someone other than a bot responded to this lol. It’s just that like although MHCs are relatively easy to take care of, that’s only if you have the proper background knowledge and experience. It’s honestly sad that she has so many, because although they’re listed as Least Concern by the IUCN, they’re literally only found in one place in the entire world: Madagascar. These MHCs should be in a proper breeding facility at a zoo or animal conservation center, not in a suburban home :(
They're so coool! 😫 I used to be deadly afraid of pretty much all bugs, but I work with animals so I've had my fair share of roach experience and hissies are so nice and chill
I can’t breathe “They eat the flesh off bones” every time he paused and looked at the camera i would cry from laughing
6:48 for anyone wondering
@@goobersoup well they don't eat living things
@@epkurnissheoway Oh thank goodness, I was wondering why she was holding something that could quite literally eat the flesh off her bones.
My mother is an entomologist and she used to bring the Madagascar hissing cockroaches home as well as scorpions and tarantulas. They are really calm and they really only hiss when they are bothered. She's actually taking good care of them and it's nice to see more people with that mindset.
It’s also okay to be weirded out or afraid. Just respect the animals and the people who love them.
do they like being pet
Shelby and her parents makes me appreciate my own parents even more. I'm autistic and I had several special interests as a child (like collecting insect wings and -legs or animal bones) that I now realize my parents tolerated because it made me happy.
"Cockroach babies can fit inside your ear" - New fear unlocked. 🏆
Thanks Jack.
I'll make it worse. So they also can't walk backwards, so if one gets in your ear, if it can't turn around, it'll start attempting to dig through you ear. Had this happen to me, it was hell. So freaking painful
@@zymo5576 bro Bro BROOOOOO
and here i thought baby roaches weren't as bad as the big ones, maybe even cute because of how tiny they are, but now i just hate them
I hope that girl never sees this video... but she scares me.
@@zymo5576 thanks that shits plastered in my brain now.....
I like how this is titled "Try Not to Cringe" but Sean immediately decided suppressing it was not worth the hemorrhage.
hahha lol
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May God be our friend and open the way of light to our hearts, amen. When we look in the mirror, we see that we are made of flesh and blood. This power that created us will resurrect us. Let's be friends of God so that we will not be in a difficult situation on the day of reckoning. Because God loves us very much, God is a friend to everyone, and he expects us to be friends with him, amen.♥️🌺
@@sefaas4944 shut mouth pleaseeee
@@sefaas4944 Why are you spamming this in replies instead of just leaving it as a normal comment?
The insane part isn't eating all the plastic. It's keeping a detailed account of how much of each item you've eaten.
i was laying on my bed watching this video and when it got to her pulling the covers off, all of my vertebrae collectively decided to turn into jello
"You shouldn't be eating swords made out of plastic"
Ok so eat normal swords, got it Jack.
I love the taste of swords and blood.
@@koreyweaver1113 WTF!!
@@koreyweaver1113 me too.
@@koreyweaver1113 same bro
@@koreyweaver1113 especially if it has guts
That woman is single handedly saving the turtles.
Bruh these bots are annoying as f
Make sure Michael Reeves doesn't find her
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Yes , but no
I'm confused why some people really really hate Jake
I feel like as someone with diagnosed OCD these things have to be and extreme ocd situation. Like never have I ever thought of collecting cockroaches but I’m a huge collector and I get really obsessed with my collections sometimes. I’m actually working on it in therapy.
I have ocd too and I feel bad for those on my strange addictions cause honestly they can't control it. I can barely control my compulsions either
I think the cockroach collection thing is an ASD thing, I had many interests that were major like her’s when I was an undiagnosed kid. As far as the plastic eating, it sounds like Pica, which is an eating disorder. I have OCD and developed an eating disorder because of it, so it’s not unlikely that they come together, but it’s definitely Pica
Me: *thinking it’s gonna be tick tok cringe*
Jack: Cockroaches
Me: not even eating the chicken I got from disgust
Apparently these are Dubia cockroaches, the kind bred for feeding reptiles and amphibians.
They don’t survive well outside of active care, are a bit shit at climbing and they don’t stink as bad as other insects like crickets.
Many pet stores sell them for cheap and it is probably where she got these ones from.
I think it’s wonderful she is pursuing this and she’ll probably become an entomologist when she’s older, especially if she begins collecting other specimens, I just think she should have a space for them that isn’t inside the house, maybe make a dedicated space for them in a heated shed separate from the house. Also she should probably cool it on breeding those things, she has way too many and they really shouldn’t be allowed to wander around outside of the containers.
Maybe not an entomologists. She could be a roach breeder, though. Make money doing what she wants to do anyway. Someone has to breed them for pet stores.
@PirateQueen
Oh absolutely, it’s just not sanitary.
I mean yeah it’s good she has something she enjoys but to let them roam about in her room is where I would draw the line as parent like everyone has their own hobby but you don’t see people who keep spiders letting them roam free in their house
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with keeping them in her room if they stay in an aquarium and if she didn’t have so many. The parents have let her let it get out of control. No way she should have so many.
@PirateQueen dubia roaches specifically dont smell if you are caring for them properly. Like keeping them clean like you should or having cleaner crew insects like my isopods and springtails. I'd much rather some dubia in my room than a lot of the alternatives lol most are literally FOUL. Tried to breed mealworms for a bit which may lizard loved the things but found out I'm allergic. The beetles smell so bad lol they aren't even dirty per say just since they are a stink bug basically... the smell lol crickets are the one that makes me want to vomit though. Hated the smell of hornworms too.
I’m not going to lie. I almost choked laughing hard when that girl with the cockroaches explained with a straight face how that beetle got its name. I have no idea why it’s so funny to me. 😂
child casually: :D they eat flesh of bones!
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@@AngelWingsYT Well it's just another way of saying biodegration..... It's probably not _that_ big of a deal.
They carry diseases ...
fun fact is she's probably referring to dermestid beetles, and those are actually used in taxidermy practice, for cleaning bones.
I've CHEWED on straws but never freaking ate plastic! That's about the only thing that made me cringe
I have a chewing addiction. As such I have gum readily available to me. Otheriwse I find myself chewing on random things. In school I'd chew my pencils and pens. I can't help it. I have to chew. The thing is I don't know I'm doing it most of the time. I've caught myself chewing my fingers. I've chewed on my 3DS stylus.
Hissing cockroaches are actually great pets! I should know, I have 28 of them.
They are harmless besides their spiky legs and super docile and easy to care for! Fun fact: if one gets loose it physically cannot infest your house
I wish more people took time to actually learn about them instead of just assuming they're filthy and horrible :(
Update: One of my gals had babies!! Im counting 20+ of them
So now I've got like 40
that’s super interesting/gen
Probably some kind of biological instinct to have anxiety/fear of bugs?
Its not about species its just for the normal human brain its soo fucking disgusting < your brain will spam this phrase everytime you see bugs in general but cockroaches specifically also your body will start freaking out
I honestly can't kill one cuz im afraid of smashing them (disgusting fluid and insides) which will make me again RUN away and call my parents even tho im over 21 ^^ so yea buddy not everything that's moving can be a "pet"
@@yakimator5133 Everything that's moving can be a pet provided it's physically able to maintain its life and reproduce.
Roaches are amazing animals and no different than the millions of people keeping any other organism in the world.
Why does it need to be a mutated unhealthy inbred fuzzy thing to be a pet.
I generally deal with bugs quite well but I do feel bad for people who have a phobia of insects or bugs
"Nah man, there's people out collecting cockroaches and fucking doors."
-Sean McLoughlin
I thought i was strange but I'm glad theres people out in the world to make me feel less bad about mysself
@@bclynch30 exactly.
Ever thought about fucking doors?
That dad has such a "i've given up, this is my life now" look on his face and honestly i can't blame him
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Dude is absolutely fucking dead inside
He accepts his fate lmao
Damn bro the bots
I WISH I had that girl’s fearlessness. Maybe then I wouldn’t waste 3 hours of my life screaming at a cockroach on the wall and another 30minutes actually trying to get rid of it.
TBF a house roach and a hissing cockroach are completely different, one of them flies and carries all sorts of diseases and the other one is pretty chill and only makes a little hissy sound when it's afraid. this girl is so cool for what she's doing and i love hissing cockroaches but i still scream when i see a sewer roach in the house LMAO, they are NOT fun to deal with.
ngl shoutout to the first girl, she has a level of fearlessness towards roaches i could never hope to achieve and even if her hobby is strange, it isn't hurting anyone and could lead to a great career as an entomologist.
"Cockroaches are massive. It's like having a Ford Focus walk around your house."
-Jacksepticeye, 2022
The more I watch Jack the more I’m assured that his favourite word is “stinky”
EXACTLY
he says it the best way too
Jack is Gawr Gura confirmed
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Stinky is my fav word too.. Isnt it everyones lol 😁
Shelby’s collection is genuinely impressive, even with the beetle to clear out the dead ones to keep the cage less cluttered and warm.
11:43 i love how he goes from cringing to pure bewilderment upon hearing that
4:11
Jack : "Cockroaches make foot sounds. But baby ones, that could fit inside your ear !"
Thanks for giving me a new phobia, Jack
Appreciate it...
One crawl into your ear to tell you a secret. lol
They also cant walk backwards so they Keep scratching at ur ear drums.....
i had a cockroach get stuck in my ear once, the doctor had to flush it out with water
Literally: why the hell did he need to say it out loud. I was ok until he said that. *blech
Don’t worry about it.
Adult ones can also crawl in your ear.
6:51 Jack’s face is just absolute existential horror. I agree entirely and I’m ninety percent sure everyone else did, too.
My face was the exact same...
Its funny because these spams makes fun of his father and his "bad content" even though jack is doing better then ever
What are these bots even trying too accomplish?
@Soundcitylolbruh stfu you make mc animations
I don't know what it says about me that I didn't have much of a response at all. 😂
I’ve seen that full episode of My Strange Addiction. One of the things they always do is film them having a consultation with a doctor. The doctor palpated her abdomen and said she could feel her enlarged liver, and that she would need to be placed on the liver transplant waiting list immediately. While some of the people featured in the show seem like they might be faking or at least exaggerating their “addictions,” this poor lady was clearly absolutely devastated. She had admitted early on during the doctor’s consultation that she’d never really considered what was in all the plastic she was eating and the effects it could have on her body. It’s honestly the most heart-breaking episode I’ve seen.
That first kid definitely gonna take place in some lab accident and turn into a half human half cockroach supervillain telephatically using cockroaches.
I swear I'm gonna have a nightmare after all those cockroaches, but Jack's face and reactions are pure comedy
@Hermann Kennedy can u give me one please?
@@Samarthboi it's a bot, ignore it
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I'll be completely honest, when I first saw the thumbnail, I thought "oh, what the fuck, did she fill an egg carton with shit or something? That's disgusting."
...and then I watched part of the video, looked back at the thumbnail, and realized what I was _actually_ looking at.
My first thought was somehow _less_ disgusting, and I unironically would have _preferred_ that when compared to _this,_ holy shit.
Fun fact: her dubia roaches are common feeders for insect-eating lizards. They need warm temps (90~) to breed, (which is why you can't buy them in Florida and I think Hawaii bc they'll become invasive) so they won't infest your house if you live in cooler climates.
And a colony as big as hers can go for $100s, so her love of roaches can also make her some bank ;)
God she better sell them, pay for her college by the looks of it
i heard they're also pretty clean and don't smell right?
Compared to crickets, they don't smell at all! Crickets reek 🤢
My bearded dragon LOVES Dubias. I would love to be her friend 🤣
@@lemonyfish3303 They can if you keep too many in a small space and don't clean. They do eat rotting things so usually it's their food that smells.
jacksepticeye: "Try not to cringe!"
also jacksepticeye 5 seconds in: "AHHH AHHH AHHH!!!!"
Dude, Trey's editting on this video was amazing. Nice job
The only thing I find cringy about the cockroach one is just if they're allowed yo roam throughout the house.
They thrive best in their own special enclosures suited to their needs and there's a lot of different roaches that makes great pets! Them roaming freely is bad though is because their dead bodies ca attract destructive pests like rats or various scavanger beetles and obviously that isn't good. I just breed mine to feed to my reptiles and I doubt that's what she does with them, but it's a Greta excuse to have them in your home if you ever need one lol!
See your a normal person with cockroaches
I think that's just for the creep factor 🤔
When filming these type of "reality TV" episodes, some directors will stage scenes and scenarios that do not actually represent the people's lives. They do this to boost entertainment value and to add more time to the episode. She seems very knowledgeable and cares greatly for her roaches, I doubt she'd let them just let them wander around like that (also her parents probably wouldn't allow them to either since both parents don't like them)
@@allmightyrighteouslordgodk6059 Once they're out, it's over. Cockroaches are born pregnant, and as soon as they lay eggs in the walls, you're never getting them out.
They obviously don't roam... just like a pet snake doesn't.
@@voxorox I was intrigued by your mention that they are born pregnant and wanted to know more! But I couldn't find anything on my brief Google search (I could only find life cycles and gestation periods) Do you know where I could find more information about this?
Jack: Sees a girl have thousands of cockroaches.
Also Jack: Does the Disney Channel bumper.
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Good god the amount of bots
@@proredheadgamer2542 I’m almost certain these are boys just from the sheer amount of comments they do. Report them for the love of god.
@@MsPuffykinz you meant bots right?
It was so funny how as soon as Jack and I seen what the next one would be about, we both knew right away. 😂
I can’t stop replaying 2:16 😂. That is way too funny love ya Jack
I tried to quote Jack in this & splitched it up & said
"There's people out there fucking cockroaches & collecting doors"
And that became absolute gold.
lmaooooo
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adding splitched to my ever expanding vocabulary
The thing with the plastic eating might be “Pica” Pica is an eating disorder in which a person eats things not usually considered food. Young kids often put non-food items (like grass or toys) in their mouths because they're curious about the world around them. But kids with pica (PIE-kuh) go beyond that. This is something that I suffer from and it’s really weird and just…but the part about the texture makes sense
There's something in her diet that her body isn't getting (nutritionally), and her eating plastic is somehow trying to make up for what it's lacking.
i did something similar when i was a kid i would chew on plastic lids and containers but not swallowing them just chewing. i liked the texture
I had pica as a kid. My parents were pretty much locking down everything and 24/7 watching, and I still managed to get in everywhere. A few things was Rat poison, burnt motor oil, a whole tube of icy hot, leather cleaner, shoe polish, toilet bowl cleaner, etc. I grew out of it at age like 4 but I really hope she stays healthy
@@alliancerthepunperson4505 I’m 15 and still have it really bad
@@cccryalot8998 oh wow, please be careful! I know I proabbly sound redundant, but I hope you stay safe and drink plenty of water
You’re making me laugh out loud at work gosh dang it.
I vaguely remember everyone at my school talking about Kaylin back when that episode came out. I lived super close to Sac growing up and I remember kids, after watching that episode, would go out into Sacramento and hope we saw her 😭😭
No way she just lets the Roachs scuttle around her room like that
Never underestimate demon spawn.
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hey Patterrz
That kids a psychopath man 😰
She’s gonna take over the world that way
Sean: “I know there’s no Cockroaches in England”
Oh no there is. There is Sean. They’re hardy bugs and can thrive on very little. A few species found in the UK are Oriental Cockroaches, German Cockroaches and Brown Banded Cockroaches.
Had an unfortunate incident involving a delivery of dog food cans where one of them had been damaged in storage. It was covered in cockroach nymph shed and reeked of cockroach waste and rotten dog food. They’d been laid in the damaged can as there was a hole and the larvae/nymphs ate the dog food. Thankfully they must have moved on as there was no more food so it was just the shed, but it was still awful.
But yes. There are cockroaches in England.
fun fact from work: if you have a reaction to chocolate, you will get tested for both chocolate and german cockroaches because it is more common to be allergic to the small particulates from roaches that drop into chocolate vats than it is for you to be allergic to chocolate itself.
I am aware there are cockroaches in England, but I have never actually seen them in hotels or whatever. The only kind I've seen in person are the giant ones they show at petting zoos, but I hope it stays that way.
@@Sable1991 thanks for ruining chocolate I guess....? (also, that is some dope job you've got there)
Shhhhh let him feel safe
had me google and the common cockroach in Sweden is the German one too 😭
As someone who used to have a cockroach problem I can’t watch that without getting reminded of the horrors that came with it.
I can relate to the whole eating plastic thing. I used to do so too when I was little. It leaned more rubbery, like erasers though.
It got to the point that my teachers just kept gum in the classroom for me till I grew out of it in like 4th grade.
Honestly super happy for Shelby having such loving, supportive parents. They literally hate the things but are like "they make her happy so" and honestly I can imagine millions of kids around the world wishing they had that.
Same
All I gotta say is, they’re better than me 🤷🏽♂️
I'm also pretty happy that Shelby has such a passion for specific types of insects. She does have knowledge regarding the types and unique functionalities of them.
I do wish sometimes that we aren't _this_ afraid of cockroaches that are practically harmless.
But she really does need to work on population control.
@@johnlime1469 she has too much. like at this point she's not caring for them cuz it's too much. also, cockroaches just disgust me. they look disgusting. I can't handle them. I can sorta get spiders and stuff, and even centipedes. but roaches??? no. also, because most roaches are from the wild so they are actually just nasty, doesn't help.
@@johnlime1469 Nothing that carries disease is "practically harmless."
Me eating a chicken wing: "I can really relate to that taxidermy beetle".
i was eating chocolate.. i no longer wanted chocolate.
rofl
I thrive of cringe.
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This is what happens when parents don’t parent and let their kids do whatever they want. There’s nothing wrong with her keeping a few Madagascar hissing cockroaches. Plenty of people keep them as pets. But she’s let them multiple completely out of control and the parents need to step in and put a stop to it before it gets even worse. Sell some to pet stores or something and keep only males. Parents, it’s ok to tell your kids no!
yeah, like any kind of pet it's possible to have too many and having too many pets is bad for both the animals and the owner. she's basically got the same thing going on with her cockroaches as cat hoarders and the like, and it'd be best for both the roaches and the humans if the number of roaches she looked after went down significantly
Maybe they sold it, but the TV show brought alot of cockroaches to her to make the show more interesting
Agreed! Having pet cockroaches is honestly really cool! I would personally be too nervous about escapees to keep them myself. But this seems like a bit of a hoarding situation by a child, and I think her parents ought to rein her in a bit. Maybe a dozen in a proper enclosure.
I mean, maybe they're selling the roaches as feeders, and it's all just been sensationalized for the viewers. They could make a pretty sizeable income by selling feeder roaches with that breeding population, especially if there's a lot of reptile/amphibian keepers around.
It's also ok to encourage your child's passions. She might grow up to be the world's best entomologist. Solve the garbage crisis. Roaches are "carriers" of disease, but if not exposed to the problem (as pet roaches aren't) they won't spread them. Good hygiene is all she needs to be safe. She already has it under control, though.
I just love that it’s a “Try not to cringe” challenge while Jack is cringing the entire time.
More grossed out than cringing I'd say.
Do as I say, not as I do.
please make this into a series
I was NOT prepared to hear my home city when watching the plastic video. holy hell did that throw me through a loop
Jack really said He'll dropkick a child if they're collecting cockroaches..
What a legend honestly lol
He said he'd dropkick his own child. Jack's got standards.
11:10 "Collecting cockroaches and f*cking doors" - Sean McLoughlin 2022
"Oh I don't know, GET THE FUCKIN' SAW!" i love how aggressive it is.
me: "Eh, don't really wanna play anything so just gonna watch smth on youtube" *opens chips*
0:37
*puts away the chips*
but tbh, she could probably make a business out of it, there are people who own insectivore (creatures that eat insects) pets (Geckos, some snakes, spiders etc.) that would buy cockroaches in order to feed their pets
Eggplant emoji is accurate now 10:21
I will say I like her message, even if we think roaches are gross, I respect her goals.
Personally, I greatly disrespect her goals!
I don't, fuck that!
@@emmet3541 💀
the way jack just insults shelby's mispronunciation of exoskeleton is so funny
I love how when this kid is explaining her love for cockroaches the entire time Sean is trying not to puke XD
(To be fair I was to)
Sean: "Nothin but love. Hands up to the screen." Smile
Me: "Aight, sure."
Sean: "Feel that energy? Feel that heat? It's like cockroach heat between us."
Dammit, got me at the end. I had made it through until that line 😖
Yes
Yes
When Sean says “ nothin but love. Hands up to the screen “ I actually put my hands on my screen on my phone. Why do I do that lol. I eventually blushed all the way 😍🤗😁 make me happy & glad
@@Isabellelincoln3160 I do it every now and then, like with this video. Started with the brofist/buh-bye/wah-psh! in the outros. When family and friends see you doing that without audio like it's Dora, you get past the embarrassment lol Nothing wrong with it if it lets you have fun or feel more involved
@@dagmar131 yeah
I had a friend once who kept hissing cockroaches as pets. I slept over at his house once, and he mentioned that some of the babies had escaped the tank a while ago and that there were a few hissing roaches running around the house. Barely slept that night
I'm sorry but why did you not leave? I would've left right away if someone told me that some of them escaped.
I know it's your friend but still
@@ianbos3581 I was pretty young at the time and my parents had already left, so I didn’t really have a choice unless they drove all the way back
I am your 60th like!
@@foxinsocks4693 ohhh oke. I feel sorry for you that you had to endure that.
Just watched this while having lunch. It was a challenging experience.
The " *bagel* " at the end was so funny for no reason xD
This episode sent Sean into such a deep fight or flight fear response that he regressed all the way to making fun of a child for not speaking like an adult yet. That’s a man in a vulnerable state if I’ve ever seen one 😂
ok
sean* technically the a has an accent over the top but i'm on my laptop and can't do that rn.
I didn’t even know who you were talking about for a full two seconds, why would you butcher his name like that
@@leilanyx Seán :)
@@laradepauw8507 Well, there are multiple spellings of the name and Sean doesn't look like it would be pronounced like "Shawn"
"At least she won't be afraid of anything"
I've had widows and cockroaches as pets and I loved them.
I'm afraid of clouds
CLOUDS?!
Excuse me, WIDOWS?!
@@KaNoMikoProductions yeah I had multiple species of widow spiders at one point. I find them beautiful. Also feeding them was fascinating.
@@elizabethhamby2628 admittedly it's particular strange formations of clouds. But I still find it funny that clouds is my phobia while I have a collection of spiders, snakes, and cockroaches
@@Craftypillar yeah I understand that
You are amazing Sean🤩 keep doing what you do👍
I’m watching this at night IN MY BED BRO, can’t wait to sleep tonight 0-0
Here's the thing, I read a story once from a doctor about a woman whose home was so infested with roaches, they literally started eating her. Like no kidding, the doctor who wrote this story said she came in complaining about chest pains, and during the examination, he had her lift up her breasts, and underneath there were literally roaches eating their way into her chest.
So, true or not, no, I will never be comfortable with roaches. I see even one and I'm putting roach poison all around my house, because you see one, it's a guarantee there's more.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
God now my chest hurts xD
Ooooh do you remember what the story is called?
I saw this on reddit, this was originally posted there I believe, along with all those nasty stories like the one with the hazardous vaginal discharge, like the worst ever infection there is.
How does the woman not know there are roaches on her chest? Even if she SOMEHOW mistook the bites she felt as something else, she dressed herself. How does she not see them??
I realize you're not the original poster of the story so I shouldn't be asking you, but those are the questions that immediately came to mind
Even if they were completely obscured by her breasts, I can't believe she wouldn't have checked long before making a doctor appointment
When the little girl lifted up her covers and we saw all those roaches, I swear I felt something crawling on me and screamed. Nothing there, but took me a minute to finish the video. Thanks Jack.
I feel for Shelby a bit, even though I hate roaches. I’ve had a special interest in death and funerals since I was a kid. Now I’m in school for mortuary science, and learning taxidermy. Hopefully she gets to keep doing what she loves, and it’s nice that her parents let her keep roaches even though they hate them.
it’s always nice to see people with unique interests like this
I loved to eat raw spaghetti and paper as a kid, I thought I will share 😂 The crunch on spaghetti that Jack talks about is so satisfying
“Its yo boy” 😂😂😂 He had me in the first half ngl
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@nigmode445 hush child it’s bedtime
@Soundcitylolbruh shut up child go to bed
@Soundcitylolbruh that’s why your 15 and lonely during valentines
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I think Shelby rocks. How cool that she understands there's nothing to be afraid of, whereas most of us would run away screaming. I hope she doesn't get hurt or bullied in any way due to this video.
yeah, but man… i haven’t had a fear of cockroaches mainly because i’ve never seen any irl but i think i’ve developed a new fear
I actually low-key think insect-collecting hobbies is pretty cool, it's just that her choice of insect seems pretty unusual!
Honestly tho! I mean I keep inverts too so I'm biased but it's great to see kids fearlessly curious of creatures people so commonly regard with undeserved fear or disgust. Just uh... probably don't let them free roam your room like that, lol
@@Lewej1 I feel honored haha! I keep a ton of creatures people wouldnt even dare to touch because social media always taught them that they're demonic and disgusting.. now I couldnt live without my snake friends! I also own a ton of roaches, a lil baby scorpion and a few different Tarantula species! Its a very cool hobby and it quickly became my passion and life goal to work with them ever since I got into it
@@gamertactics1722 It’s just a bug.
Half way through I couldn’t stop LAUGHING
I love how Shelby's dad was like "you know, it keeps her busy, she's not doing drugs or something so..."
Those plastic cocktail swords are dangerous. There was a food critic who died of internal bleeding because he bit-off a piece of one while he was berating a restaurant owner during a menu tasting.
Death by cocktail
Ouch
Damn what a way to go. At least he died doing what he loved?
@@Bwalston910 Not even. He was gonna give the restaurant a bad review regardless. He was THAT guy.
@@sifuculreif6448 Probably divine intervention or something of the likes.
Yeah I'm really puzzled how she's still alive like I get that she likes the mouth feel but how does she not have completely fucked up insides from the sharpness of the plastic bits.
7:18
The way the guy just checks out the hole, seconds after seeing the title moments before is literally comedy gold
It's not bevelled!
I was today years old when I noticed jack plays quiet chill music In the background
i think im weird sometimes for stuff i like. but this video reminds me im not as weird as other people
Jack: "I'm not afraid they're gonna pull out a knife and stab me."
Family Guy Cockroaches: "Man, I'm gonna cut you up so bad, you gonna wish, I no cut you up so bad."
He's in England. It'd be more likely for a cockroach to stab him than for a cockroach to just hiss at him.
@@Sparess something i read today
This girl literally braver than the Doomslayer himself.
If that I saw in the house i grab a lighter.and a spray
@kavetion have you seen your profile pic though lol
@@ponchy2253 it’s a bot, just report and move on
CZcams needs better bot detection.
And permanent solutions to them.
Jack's face at 1:40 is dying to become a meme
Jack’s utter disgust at the first video is so relatable: I’m both ready to barf with him, and cackling at his reaction. 10/10 trash talk as well🤣
I hate em so much i cant watch it
That bad huh
Well, her culture was clean and they aren't pest roaches.
@@Sloppy._ why? Because she enjoys something taboo?
At the start when they were showing a couple cockroaches on the ground I'm like "okay, that's gross" and then when she lifts her bed sheets....If I was her parent, I would be burning the house down.
I admire her passion, she’ll make a great entomologist some day. I collect Tarantulas and had pet cockroaches, they are honestly so low maintenance and the hissing is kinda cute. To each their own.
I love his reaction so much it makes me die laughing
That takes that joke about 'being a door knob and everyone get a turn' to a different level 😂
I don’t think a child should be allowed to take care of this many. Might make her happy but the way she was picking up those baby roaches makes me think she sees them more as toys than animals.
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Yeah, that's one of my concerns. Because as much as they freak me out, I don't think anyone who takes good care of them (or really any pet like them) would just let them roam the house like that unsupervised (I know it was for the introduction but you can't expect a child to be able to make sure that that many will be safe when they're all out) or even hold so many at once. Like I hate them, I'd probably faint if any ever crawled on me, but they're still living things that are meant to be taken care of, and they shouldn't be in a place where they could be subject to unnecessary mistreatment. Someone really ought to regulate how much she has, she doesn't need crates upon crates of pregnant roaches to look after in a suburban home. Maybe bring a few to a zoo and let her visit them but don't let her keep track of them all by herself.
Jack get a chewy, they're like these rubber things usually on necklaces that are meant to be chewed on.
“The way it crunches and feels” Jack- *nodding his head*
Whilst having a disgusted look. Might I add.
Ok, I didn't expect her to have so many of the cockroaches, much less inside her bed....
She would be a really good candidate for a PhD student in biomimetics. UC Berkeley has a millipede lab where they actively study cockroaches' behaviors and make tiny robots out of them, because cockroaches are so resilient and can adapt to so many environments.
I used to collect rhinoceros beetles when I was a kid, because they're pretty fecking rad. I've never found any stag beetles, which have 2 horns and much rarer to find from experience.
So yea, I guess I can see where the girl is coming from. But I were in her position, I would probably try to contain, like, only a few in transparent plastic cages, since it's going to be really easy to run out of resources for them, you can only manage the lives of so many creatures at once, and you might lose count of them, leading to you ending up finding them in the middle of nowhere within the house.
I had a stag beetle I caught in my Georgia home up in a bag by the fridge for a long time cuz it looked like a tiny alien.
I know right! Like, props to the parents for being supportive but SET SOME BOUNDARIES, SET A LIMIT. Like not only would that be disgusting but also a health hazard! Cockroaches are known for carrying bacteria, and a LOT of them, and judging by how freely and how many there are, there are definitely ones going into the kitchen, into the drawers, the cupboards, the plates.
And she said it herself how they stink! WTFF
@@TitaniumTronic To be fair, ones bred in captivity shouldn't be carrying anything harmful, because they haven't had access to it. But I'm no expert, so
I personally hate cockroaches and my reaction to the cockroach girl was very similar to Sean’s. But, I think that it’s cool that she’s so passionate about cockroaches
HOWEVER, she shouldn’t let them out of the containers like that. There is simply too many to keep track of when they’re outside the containers and a few rogue ones could very easily hide in corners of the house. Maybe the beginning segment was done by the TV producers for shock factor, but I have a hard time believing that none have ever escaped. I would NOT be okay with her letting the cockroaches roam free if I lived there.
I'll be completely honest, when I first saw the thumbnail, I thought "oh, what the fuck, did she fill an egg carton with shit or something? That's disgusting."
...and then I watched part of the video, looked back at the thumbnail, and realized what I was _actually_ looking at.
My first thought was somehow _less_ disgusting, and I unironically would have _preferred_ that when compared to _this,_ holy shit.
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Lights on “now you don’t”
I have always had a fascination of bugs, ever since I was like 5 I had bug books and toys and bug hunting tools. But I would never had kept so many bugs in a place where people who don’t like them live, maybe like a few pill beetles or even a mantis is fine but thousands of cockroaches that stink and carry illness in a house of people who don’t like them is just hell
Ok but as a Neurodivergent person who has an oral-stim (chewing on things SAFELY, because of the texture), hearing Jack talk about kinda getting it at 13:11 made me feel really assured that i'm not alone. idk I just didn't notice anyone else talking about it and thought it was really nice. :)
same
I used to chew on the lids to plastic water that are really short and flimsy. So good for focusing ngl
Hot glue after it's cooled. It's a litte like a stiff gum, such a nice mouth feel. I like rubbery textures though for oral stim
@@michellelewis512 You should be on TLC. Have a collab with the woman that eats sand.
@@bigboom2438 it's not something I do often. It's actually kind of rare for me to just chew on something that's not food. My only real addition is caffeine