The Mattress Industry is One Big Rip-Off | Adam Ruins Everything
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I guess I’ll just sleep on the floor
“Actually the floor is a big scam too!”
The flooring is extremely expensive.
Well, considering rent prices, and, costs for homes.... I agree, the floor's a big scam too.
Actually, the floor is really good for your back. Ask a chiropractor.... 😛
Hold on, life is expensive scam too!
Your floor is the biggest shelf you own, so don't clutter it with a bed.
Can't get ripped off by mattress companies if you never sleep.
you can't get ripped of by the mattress companies if your wife makes you sleep on the couch...
oh :_(
r/ShittyLifeProTips
@@ShaderKite r/r/ReferencesFromRedditSlash
You can't live if you don't sleep for more than 12 days
Sleep is for the weak
I'm a former mattress store manager and salesman of 20 years. I can explain some of these things.
The reason you'll never see the same mattress in 2 different stores or the same mattress has different names is because of Sears. Sears wanted Sealy to make an exclusive line of mattresses just for them. Once other retailers saw that Sears had an exclusive line, they all wanted to have their own exclusive lines. Now retailers can completely customize their lineups and exclusive products are the norm. Most of the time, you don't actually see the exact same mattresses with different names, you have what they call "comparable" mattresses because there will be some differences (like how many layers of foam they have and in what order or a different cover.)
Markup is generally pretty high in the mattress business. Originally, it was because most mattress salesmen work on commission (I did) and they needed to have some room for customers to haggle. Today, it's mostly just because corporations are greedy.
One very typical scam is to put a mattress "on sale" by lying about the original price and then offering the actual price as a sale price. For example, one company I worked for would double the original price and then make it "buy one get one free."
Don't ever pay the retail price in a mattress store. With the exception of Tempurpedic (which sets the prices at which retailers must sell their products), they have a tiered price structure. At Mattress Warehouse (in the mid-Atlantic region), they have "highline", "midline" and "lowline" prices (and our commission percentage would drop with each one, like 10% for highline, 7% for midline and 5% for lowline), and they also had what they called the "burn" price for last resort to keep customers from walking. We had to pretend to call the regional manager to get permission to sell at the burn price (and it only paid a 2% commission.)
I'm kinda surprised that this video didn't cover the biggest scam in the mattress industry; the warranties. For the major brands the standard warranty is generally a 10 year non-prorated warranty. Some companies do offer longer warranties, but if you look at the fine print, it's usually non-prorated for 10 years and then heavily prorated for the duration of the warranty period. But here's the kicker; you have to also buy a water proof mattress protector because even the smallest of stains will completely void the warranty. In addition to selling mattresses, I also worked as a warranty inspector for a company called Mattress Marshalls. When you make a warranty claim, the manufacturer would send someone like me out to your home to inspect the defects. I would literally measure how deep a sag or body impression was, take photos and video and send them to the manufacturer. If I saw any stains at all, even the size of a dime, I had to report it and take pictures of it, and the claim would be denied. If I were to approve a claim and the defective mattress sent back had any stains on it, I didn't get paid for that inspection.
In conclusion, I can confirm most of this video.
Tfw years later you see this, and you pay the "sale" price
At least we really really liked it and continue to like it. So I guess we got that going for us with some free pillows thrown in :/
@@ZeromuS_ Pretty sure you paid for those pillows in the mattress price. These guys don’t give anything for “free”
You gave us the problems. Now give us solutions. How would you go about buying a mattress?
@@johndong7524 I bought my mattress online. It's a decent Tempurpedic knockoff.
@@christopheraaron8299 Amazon? Matress name?
I love how they just randomly throw shade at true crime podcasts. More people need to call that stuff out.
The fact this was about two years before the first widespread conversations about that stuff started to hit, too! Damn!
what's the timestamp?
In Germany a store owner came up with the idea of making his own after being fed up with all the bullshit of the suppliers. Called it anti cartel mattress. Instantly won in neutral tests, had the same quality as multi thousand euro premium ones for a couple hundred bucks. He was bombarded with lawsuits and even direct sabotage with foam suppliers suddenly sending dirty foam to his small new factory or dropping out of delivering directly. He still sells them. Under a different name - caused by a lawsuit filed by the very mattress cartel he fought against.
Is that not there origin of EMMA?
Interesting
Now this guys a true hero
Which brand is it?
@@cibuya idk where you see that prices from emma are higher than in irl matress stores, a matress in a real store would cost 900-1000 euros, emmmas cost 300-600 euros, a lot less
I only buy mattresses from IKEA cause the other mattress stores doesn’t have swedish meatballs
Spongebob Squarepants well said brother
still not defecation (yum)
Chris Henson why don’t you have a seat
IKEA mattresses are such shit quality though, their prices are great, but you can never return them ever. they are all sales final items. better off with Costco, you can return it forever, even if you buy it online. The other option is one most people don't understand or think of: Goodwill, no not a used mattress, Goodwill actually does sell some goods new, and Mattresses are one of them. Each store stocks a small supply of new twin, full and queen size mattresses that are brand name and brand new in packaging. they are also all-sales-final tho, but so much cheaper than other stores.
@@aeonjoey really? I worked in IKEA in the past and we allowed refunds
I was just waiting for him to say “This video is sponsored by Purple”
Not gonna lie the purple is solid lol
@@nics9524 Youre one of them!
Yeah I got purple and I never got a mattress again
Couldn’t go back to memory foam after I got purple
Purple taught me that I don’t actually like firm. I like support and stability. Never thought you could get soft and squishy with support and stability at the same time! Not to mention the incredible airflow that makes you sleep cooler. I’m not sure how people sleep on other mattresses now.
Full disclosure, I work for Purple. But their mattresses are life changing. They give all employees one for free, then they give us a monthly $75 credit we can save up for our next Purple product. The Harmony Pillows are our hottest item right now.
This is THE video to watch after searching the internet, watching endless CZcams mattress videos & losing sleep over finding the perfect mattress.
Literally me rn
YEP... :(
Searching for a new matress gave me a headache now I have migraine.
@@PolarAnt I like the sleep number and purple those are the ones I recommend
@@PolarAnt they filmed this at my store I can help you out with a mattress “ richardthemattresspro@gmail.com”
What's a mattress? I just sleep on my mother's couch like a regular adult
999 for a place to sleep? What are these people? Paid properly for their work?! I could buy 4 years worth of peanut butter sandwiches for that!
You're not the only one sleeping on a couch.
-I have to admit that I can sleep well on mine-
Shoot, I have a bed, but when I come from from 13+ hour shifts, mattress, couch, carpet, they all feel the same. They all feel like sleep.
Mediocre And Worse Lol
Wow your lucky. I sleep on the floor.
I beat the system, I sleep on the floor. The illusion of necessity is a scam.
Troll!
Commodity fetishism. That is all.
sleeping on the floor can potentially expose you to parasites and disease. while it isnt as prevalent in modern houses, with modern medicine, still not ideal. especially if you live near wilderness, where bugs and small animals may be looking for sources of warmth in the night.
Sleeping on the floor is for wimps also. Sleeping itself is an illusion of necessity.
I beat the housing market by sleeping in my van down by the river.
I recently had to buy a new queen size mattress. I had decided on my needs and the type of mattress and had compared several manufacturers. The best retail price from a popular local furniture store was $1,699.00 but I knew that retailer often had sales, so I waited for such an opportunity. My son-in-law was working for the warehouse of the same retailer, but I didn't want to impose on him for a "special price", so I didn't approach him. About 6 weeks later the mattress I was interested in went on sale for $1,299.00 so I was ready to make my move. My son-in-law heard about my intention and insisted that I allow him to see if he could do any better on the price. His manager advised him that they could not sell him the mattress for COST, but would try to give him a fair discount. The mattress was purchased at a price above the retailer's cost for a total of $182.00
A healthy 900% profit margin. My last mattress was $300 for 12" queen foam and it's been great for 12 years now. High end mattresses just seem like status symbols where you just pay for the brand if anything.
I worked in a furniture delivery company. The mark-up on mattresses is so high, that if an order for a mattress was canceled before we had shipped it, it went into the garbage, because it wasn't worth it to the company to pay to ship them back.
OMG!!
That is so f'ed up!
if it was cancelled before it was shipped what would need to be shipped back?
@@johndough6225 Customer orders it, and the mattress company ships to the delivery company's warehouse. While it's in that warehouse, the customer cancels the order, but the mattress company won't pay to get their mattress shipped back because it's not worth enough money for them to care about.
@@xaviotesharris891 ahhh makes sense thanks
Jokes on you, I sleep in on the floor in my uncle's basement.
CozmicK G checks out, you're a Rust player alright.
Willingly?
What are you doing on the internet on a Wednesday? Just wait till you get back from your 5 minute Sunlight Break. ;{)'
@@pkerch00b1 you wanna join my village on us east 2 this thursday?
Ok? Are you ok or are u trapped there for 3 years by a book shelf
That podcast satire was perfect.
What podcasts was that bit making fun of?
@@Scroogs all of them
This comment was brought to you by Leesa mattress.
What's the satire?
Seems like a cheap shot, considering the content of this video itself
Scott Johnson I
Anyone else notice that this mattress store is the same set that Jake and Amy go to see mattresses in Brooklyn 99
Wait.
Yep it definitely is.
Nine-Nine!
@@TRUSTeTMguest *99*
Uh noin noin
They filmed this at the store I manage and you’re right ! It’s done at the same store great eye !
Also mattresses were built symmetrically which allowed you to make it last longer by flipping it regularly, but now they make them one sided
^
Facts
The key is to avoid that nonsense about pillow tops and pocket coils and box spring compatibility. Private companies can and do make simply-constructed mattresses. And while private mattress makers are still in the same range of prices (because they can both get away with matching the big brands and they have bigger overhead costs because they're small), you're getting a product made specific for you.
And can Isaac newton tell us a little about why flipping mattresses don’t do anything for it’s durability?
One sided mattress last longer, the springs inside are larger now and more fit inside them, this means they take less pressure and last longer. Rotate your mattress, don’t flip it
3:20 "Welcome back to part 64 of our investigation into a crime that's none of our business"
Made me choke on my wine I laughed so hard lol
Literally the second I saw this that part of the video played
But first let's talk about casper...
@@jerrycisneros9973 dude same right now!
Only 5 more to go
Who needs a mattress? I just sleep on a pile of my broken dreams.
sounds comfy lol
Mine are too wet from all the tears.
Dreams must be sufficiently broken into tiny enough pieces to be comfortable, my pile is like a cloud
😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢
I've heard of whole boulevards of broken dreams.
The ad before this video being a mattress ad really makes this perfect
Haha same
I got hit right afterwards. lol
The energy between Adam and Katy is amazing I would love it if she became a regular character
She was great in mad tv
Um, that's not Katy in this video, it's Arden Myrin and the two don't look anything alike.
@@shepshape2585 meant to type Kathy
@@jisfl7976 It's not anyone named Kathy either, it's Arden Myrin.
Clearly Adam ruins everything paid for this review (kidding)
So in the end, it doesn't really mattress.
And nothing else mattress...
Oh that was good
What is the mattress with all of you?
It seemed so soft,
At a good price
But in the end
It was just another matters
Wake up Neo. Mattress has you.
Up next: Adam Ruins The Sheets
After that: Adam Hits The Streets
After that: Adam gets ruined
Lmao
Adam ruins divorce
folko1 exactly
@@dontknowdontcare1934 😅😅😅
Much of this is true till the end. There are small family owned manufacturers who sell direct and you can go watch them made and see the difference between 3 to 4 styles and make informed choices. In Ohio there is the Original Mattress factory. I worked there making the mattresses and running the quilting machine with a big glass window where customers could watch us work.
I bought from them. Never again. My back hurt for a long while.
This guy obviously works for Big Mattress.
My mattress was tailor-made. Sure it was still expensive because it's being made to order, but you support a small business, get the exact product you need, and in my case, the mattress is fully reversible so I can extend its life!
@@johnpounds497 so it's a manufacturer's fault that you ordered the wrong density? Own your mistakes 😂
Your back hurting has nothing to do with mattresses. Your back hurts because either you have back issues, or back shoes blaming mattresses is unfair. There are many small companies that make great mattresses, mostly organic and hand made mattresses.
In China, I slept on literally a wood spring bed with a thin blanket on top and it was the best sleep of my life
So this basically similar to luxottica and their monopoly on glasses
Or the diamond industry or Google. I'm sure there's more mono/duopolies
We are living in a pre-cyberpunk society with proto-megacorporations in every industry.
And they're both own by Volkswagen, a Disney company division
Adriell Cabrera or dubeers
Or the movie industry
I was not ready for that face at the end
Reference to "Haunting of Hill House" on Netflix. Great show if you haven't seen!
I didn't notice anything different... I think that's the way Adam's friends look at him..
Me 2
Adam's face always looks that smug and punchable.
Podcast part hit too close to home
Am I the only one who came to actually see how to not get ripped off only to find out there’s no possible way not to get ripped off 😭😓 adulting sucks
Meh, I usually go for the cheapest, hardest mattress and put a REALLY thick topper on it. Works for my budget and my back!
@@DaiNoShoujoNoYami people used to sleep on the ground maybe we're just getting weaker or too dependent on luxuries.
get a latex mattress just make sure its 100% natural goodluck
I'm going to make my own. I've made a couch cushion; it can't be that much harder since I prefer a firm mattress.
look up videos about the benefits of sleeping on the floor. Been doing it for the last 8 months and it was a game changer. No more sore lower back, more space in my room. And I just wake up feeling more refreshed and ready to go. That lazy feeling when you wake up in a bed is gone. Give it a try for a week. Also, use a contour pillow to support your neck. That should do the trick. Happy 2022!
Hi, former Mattress Firm employee here. They don’t really tell us anything about this, but I figured this out on my own to be true after a few months with the company.
Omg me to I worked there for a year
@@tylergnosis2581 mk
Tyler cough cough **too**
I don’t understand what people are surprised about. There’s no scams regarding what’s inside a mattress. If you don’t understand what’s in it, you don’t have to buy it. You can educate yourself and figure out what’s inside of it, and why it is good for you. No one is making you buy something you don’t understand, that’s simply sloppy shopping. For anyone else saying they’re jacking up prices, not everyone does that. At the end of the day, it’s a business designed to make money. Just like any other store that sells you anything.
not the killing type you’re just admitting that the shopper is lazy. People do it for shoes, clothes, cars, most things, why not for beds? Educate yourself, there shouldn’t be anything hard about that.
When he started sayin nightmare I got a knock at my door
*OBJECTIVE : SURVIVE*
OMG that was me to
Oh god noooooo why 😖
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nightmare fredbear finally caught up to me
Same exact thing happened to me!😂😂 ordered a dang pizza lol
I sold mattresses for 15 years - I just kinda got stuck in sales....never liked salesman. Everything he says is true. Worked for a big chain called Mattress Discounters (about 15 states) and we would sell the identical Sealy mattress as the place down the street, just with a different colored cover (called "ticking") and a different name. There are significant differences in the qualities of mattresses, however. Cheap coil mattresses, for instance, have less coils and they're made of thinner wire - so a cheap mattress will wear out a lot faster than a good mattress. And he's right about review sights - of course, that's true for all consumer products. Most review sights are bullshit put up by the companies, themselves. Capitalism has it's weak spots.
Dunlop latex mattresses are the best in the business, this i know
I’ve been in mattress sales since 2014 and I pride myself on being an expert in my industry. The major issue is, the majority of reps are not well versed in understanding what the technology in a mattress actually does, and the reason a bed is constructed using that technology. They are focused on purely making a sale and taking a customers money, instead of getting to understand their sleep needs and fitting them for a mattress.
All mattresses have two components: Support and Pressure relief. If the support is coil it’s a coil bed. If it’s water then it’s a water bed. If it’s air it’s an air bed. If it’s foam it’s a foam bed. Etc. The purpose of the support is to keep your body aligned so your shoulder or hips don’t tip, causing your spine to fall out of alignment and forcing your muscles to to the work; leading to back pain.
The other component is pressure relief, which does as it’s name suggests. It relieves you from the pressure. That pressure is the return force being exerted by the support keeping you in place. It’s Newton’s second law. The force of you going into the mattress returns upward and thusly you stop moving further into the mattress. As far as modern mattresses are concerned, ALL mattresses use memory foam in the pressure relieving portion of the mattress. Unless they are absolute entry-level $100 garbage. Better technology has made it cheaper to produce. However, like there are different grades of cloth, beef, or nearly any other material, there are different qualities of foam. These come down to the way the foams are made, and what other technologies they are blended with, such as latex or phase-change materials (pcms) like gel. This create more nuanced feels.
Just as some people prefer bitter coffee, people have vastly different ideas on what a great feel is. So when fitting someone for a mattress, you need to get feedback from them about what feels goods to them, but additionally, you need to find the right pressure relief. You’ll hear terms like firm, plush, and pillow-top, but these aren’t very accurate ways of describing the mattress. A firm mattress really means that there are less layers of foam between you and the support, so you get to the hard stuff (support) faster. Stiffer foams may be used to create a denser feel, which many people subconsciously associate with firmness, and ironically support. Unfortunately for those poor souls that opt for a firm mattress for support, this is most often not the case. Again, this is highly dependent on the size of the individual, and the manner in which they sleep.
A back sleeper, for example, doesn’t have much of their body actually penetrating the mattress before hitting alignment. So having less layers is not a problem. But side-sleepers (who make up by many estimates upwards of 75% of the population) run into a problem here. We are s-shaped. Our hips and shoulders jut out sever inches from our body. The degree of which varies by person. If Michael Jordan and Michael J. Fox lay in the same mattress on their side, they will have a dramatically different experience. Having wider shoulders, Mr. Jordan will require significantly more space.
So when fitting for a mattress, the depth of the mattress plays a huge role. The 3rd biggest issue for sleepers is heat mitigation. As we drift into a deep sleep, our core body temperature drops. As we prepare to rise in the morning, our body starts to heat back up. When we get hot at night, it actually tricks our body into thinking it’s time to wake. Foam inherently traps heat. So they developed different ways of dealing with that.
The problem arises when sale people don’t sell clean (usually because they are unskilled), and bend the truth to get a sale. When you see “sleep cool gel” in a mattress, what they’re really saying is “it ain’t hot like it USED to be.” There are very few beds in the industry that actually work to drop your core temperature, as opposed to just dispersing excess heat and keeping you temperature neutral.
The reason Mattress stores have 60 different mattresses is because there is a need for it. Yes, there is a TREMENDOUS mark-up. It’s one of the last industries with margin left (thanks Amazon...). I’m sorry but you don’t go into business to make pennies. But I promise, if you come into a store and lay on a $500 bed versus a $2k bed, the difference will be VERY apparent. I hope this helps some people navigate their often confusing world of mattress shopping. And shame on bad sales people that make my job harder than it already is.
Question: I have fibromyalgia, sciatica and a severely-herniated disc in my lower back. A few years ago, I discovered that sleeping on a somewhat-deflated air bed really alleviates a lot of the pain.
From what I just read in your post, that means I need a mattress with a lot of pressure relief. Air beds, no matter how well-made, fail. So, I spend a lot of money to avoid severe back pain. I also don't like throwing used beds out, not knowing whether or not they will be recycled. (Our town supposedly sifts through trash, but I'm not sure I believe that.)
I've been wondering what kind of bed to get that would provide the same relief, last longer and be friendlier to the environment. Thanks in advance if you reply.
@@LadyhawksLairDotCom The best bed would be a Tempur-pedic, but the feel is highly dependent upon the frame and weight of your body, as well as whether you are a side sleeper, back sleeper, or stomach sleeper I find the Pro-Adapt soft to be a good catch-all and that 70% of customers who are looking at Tempur tend to like. Given your fibromyalgia, I would lean towards the soft feels, as you will be too sensitive for any other feel. Tempur's factories are zero-waste and recycle and re-use their materials. The thing I tell people is, you have to be aware that I cannot sell you a bed that will cure your medical ailments, but I can show you some that will provide the least amount of discomfort. You will unfortunately not be able to escape all of your pain and I'm sorry for that but that Pro-adapt soft will be a godsend. At $2099 it's a pretty penny. Most major retailer will offer interest free financing for 24 months so payments should be manageable. If that is out of your price range, check out one of the Plush Sealy Hybrids, which I believe were the consumer reports best buy for 2019. Good luck! Wish you well
What an un-cleverly disguised defense of the mattress industry by the same people that pay for the fake online reviews! 😊 And I _certainly_ believe that Ladyhawk's Lair of Learning is not just a fake accessory for the OP's advertisement!
@@jacobjohnson8686 Yes, my CZcams channel is entirely devoted to shilling for corporations. What a keen observer you are.
@@jacobjohnson8686 Yes, my CZcams channel is entirely devoted to shilling for mattress companies and other corporations. What a keen observer you are to have noticed.
Got my bed at mexico brands new for literally $60 lol might be stuffed with coke but the bed feels great
60$ for a matress full of coke??? Who is your matress dealer?
Ok sweet.
...but how's the coke?
RTS lmfao
Cut it open
Sorry guys, was busy with college work but !! it’s not coke or i’m not sure tbh cause once I set up the bed i’ve noticed a white substance stain on my Red carpet sooo I think it’s coke lol don’t want to cut open my bed tho it’s still in good shape
*Adam:* * Slaps roof of mattress store * "This bad boy can fit so many scams in it!"
XD
(Slaps roof of comment) *This bad boy can fit so many dead memes in it*
Memes... Never really die, Marshall. They follow us to the grave.
@@Raptor_Ren cough cough *Ugandan Knuckles* cough cough
*Snake:* * Slaps Donar * “Bad meme”
2:52 "Naughty Mattress"
"I n d u s t r y I n c e s t"
O h n o
O h n o indeed
O h y e s
O h
HOLD UP
His hair gets bigger every time.
Geez, that ending tho 😱
Yeah what's with that?! :O
Got a "The Haunting of Hill House" vibe there
Yeah this is just a clip from his show that airs on trutv. the scene keeps going
Will the next part get put on CZcams?
Adam is great. :3
Both Casper and true crime podcast piss me off. Thank you for the call out
off topic i really like your sim
@@requiem8841 Same
@@requiem8841 gay
@@requiem8841 gay
This is why I don’t sleep at all just to be safe
LILLIAN WALSH guess you dont get the joke
the SHADEEE thrown at crime podcasts like dayummnn
Why am I waiting for this to turn in to a purple mattress commercial
tyler hunnings I wanted to get one
I was totally waiting for Purple to be addressed to see if they are as much an issue as the rest of the industry. lol
at the very least, purple makes interesting ads
I have a Purple mattress, and it's super comfy. Expensive though. Still recommend.
@@MattDakus yeah same, pricey but comfy
When I was a kid the tags didn't say "except by the consumer." :-) We were pretty sure we'd go to jail if we tore them off by mistake.
Holly Furgason they did.
@@lordgarth1 They didn't. The law changed specifically because consumers were confused and thought that they couldn't remove the tag, either. That little caveat, "except by the consumer", was added specifically to clear things up. By then, however, the fact that it was illegal to remove the tag (for reasons no one could really figure out, specifically, which was part of the joke) was a part of pop culture.
Pixel Fox they were far older than I had realized. As are people hanging out on CH. lol
@@lordgarth1 im 21 and i thought the same thanks to what everyone told me
I got in trouble one time, and my mom grounded me. I was so mad, I ripped that tag off and threw it at her, and said something like "now you're going to jail." I didn't understand why she laughed so hard at the time.
So are we just gonna ignore the ending
We need someone to make a directory that compiles all of the mattress rebranding to show which are actually the same one.
When are the police gonna come. He still ripped off that tag.
Probably not, I’m expecting He’ll Cause a Nuclear Explosion
Only illegal for the seller to rip it off
@@misterghoul9457 It is illegal for any one but the purchaser or after, but it is a show, not a real store.
@@quantuminfinity4260 Dang,I thought no one would notice.
I used to work specifically as a mattress/furniture salesman. I'm surprised the shadiness of the business hasn't been called out before like this
Can you give some advice on what an ACTUAL good mattress is like? I got several chronic illnesses making my joints and muscles very sensitive. Having a boxspring already helps a lot. But finding the wrong mattress can lead to me cramping up in the middle of the night. Because that only happens after a few hours, simply trying it out in store doesn't help me. What can I do?
@@ChibiYotsuba
Consumer Reports rated mattresses recently. I chose a Casper based on their recommendations. My husband and I are thrilled with the choice. If you need to go cheaper make certain their return policies are great and that they offer like a 30 night free trial and they'll pick up the mattress if you don't want it after the trial period. I cheaped out for the spare room bed (cause Adam basically said buy a generic cause they're all made by the same companies) and they had a useless return policy so I can't return a bed that is only a little softer than a sleeping bag over a park bench!
When I worked in this industry. It was a pain. We manufactured our own mattresses while also selling the big name brands. We also had to on our own unpaid time. Go out and do competitive shopping to know what mattresses were called compared to what we called. Also, had to watch out for shady/illegal deals or "sales". There's so much to know. It's alot to learn, understand and remember even for people like me who were in management positions. I always tried to be honest and upfront with customers but like car dealers. Furniture salesmen get a bad rep because of the few bad apples out there or the shady practices of some businesses.
Tips/knowledge for shopping
1. Know what size you want (T, TXL, FXL, Q, K, Cal K)
2. Know what comfort level you like (Soft, Medium, Firm)
3. Know your preferred sleeping position (Back, Side, Stomach, Hybrid)
4. Take pictures of mattress info (foam layers, coils *if any*, warranty, brand, etc) for comparison. You can use these pics to identify yourself or get a salesperson to help show similarities or what's the difference
5. Just because something is more expensive, doesn't necessarily mean it's a better bed. I always tried to sell people on a bed that they like while trying to save them money (why buy a bed thats $2000 when there's one that's comparable that you like for half the cost?)
6. Ask about return policy. Where i worked at, we offered 1yr but the return value varied on when you brought back and on the brand (whether money back, in store credit or the brand didn't offer anything) sometimes. Most places offer 100 days on store credit
7. Ask family and friends for recommendations on mattresses, stores and/or salespeople to ask for. (Sometimes you can get referral bonuses from certain stores. We offered free pillows for being referred and gave you a check you could cash at your bank for referring people)
8. Know the warranty (how long, what is/isn't covered, do you need a mattress pad?)
9. Don't always believe that the bed you're looking at is on "sale". Lots of stores run "sales" to trap you into buying. We had a call back service to let you know if the price was changing or if we had any upcoming deals to get you the best deal.
10. Give a new bed some time to break in. Coiled beds on average take about 3-4 weeks to break in. Memory foam beds can take 4-8weeks to break in. The floor model most likely has been on display for months which is generally long enough to break in. That's why knowing return policy is important too
11. Most stores do carry disposable sheets to test mattresses and pillows out. Ask if you are worried about germs.
12. Don't be afraid to tell the salesperson if you want space or if you'd like some assistance. Not all of us are trying to be scam artists or smooth talkers. Some of us genuinely want to help. We know how important a good bed for sleep is and if we don't do our jobs right, we lose commission, a customer and hurt our reputation.
If you have any questions, concerns or would like more info. Please reach out to me via CZcams, email or Twitter. I no longer work in sales but still enjoy helping people out with their mattress/sleep needs.
I love how he stopped the mattress company ruining to roast true crime podcasters
I used to work for a mattress store as one of the delivery guys. Try to look for a small privately owned store instead of a large chain. Maybe I was just lucky but the integrity that my boss had was amazing. She never sold anyone more than they needed or could afford. It really showed bc I delivered to at least a dozen customers that had bought from her 10-20 years beforehand and came to her again for a new one.
Ian Lang that's rare nowadays! She sounds like a very good sales person
So... Do I stop using mattresses?
I don't know what to do with this information
there are other companies that make mattresses. He is giving you knowledge on why it is hard to compare prices so you can look closer then compare prices yourself. Always do research before purchasing item that cost over $800 as a normal price.
You can still buy a mattress just remember that there are 500 mattresses that are just as good as a 3000 mattress. And only order in your convenience. If you need to buy online one that is rolled up then do that. If you have time to go to a store and but one and carry it home do that also. Prices mean nothing and how it comes to you doesn't matter
You can be a minimalist and sleep on the floor lol.
Don't buy an expensive mattress. That's what you do with it.
@Salvadore Andretti Metal springs can be totally fine to sleep on. However, if you prefer memoryfoam, there's plenty of cheap options there too.
There's basically no real reason to spend more than $1000 for a mattress.
Great video, mattresses always seem like such a rip off. I currently sleep on a 17 year old king size traditional mattress with box springs from one of the older traditional brands and it is still doing fine. It is ridiculous that they try to get you to buy a new one in only 8-10 years. For many of the 17 years i slept with both another person and a dog too in the bed so I figure in another couple years when I eventually move I will purchase a new mattress. However, when I look at all these online mattresses for king size beds they are like $1,500 or more for a big piece of foam with no box springs and no bed frame. However, if I look on Amazon I see plenty of cheaper king size mattresses for way less. So I think I will save $1,000 and go with an Amazon mattress when I finally decide to get a new one.
I went to a mattress shop once where the sales person was straight up honest with me. She said that MOST places actually have a 500% markup from wholesale cost. She said that their store was about 200-300%. There was another mattress store about a 1 min walk away down the strip mall and the prices totally played out like that. I was totally surprised but on hindsight shouldn't have been since 500% markup is common across many things, including clothing. I was just thinking that because they cost so much that the markup would be lower. She also said that yes, you can totally haggle for mattresses at any store. When all of the other mattress stores I went too did everything possible to hide that fact.
Imagine my absolute confusion when I moved to America and saw all these adds for _matresses_
And prescription medication!
@@jmpmang78 And "dietary supplements."
3 years late but on the odd chance you catch this comment how do y'all do it in Euro land, if you are from there of course
@@neetard7360 Uk in crisis, here in Italy debatable government choises, energy prices skyrocketing. Buuuuuuuut all in all still doing fine thx
@@neetard7360
Still confused about the American obsession with matresses tbh. Not really a product that's advertised a lot around here.
If you are a cheapskate you buy a €100 foam matress from Lidl, if you are fancy you buy a €1000 boxspring from Auping. After 10-20 years you buy a new one.
i like this show but they dont always have a solution which kinda makes me think okay so now i know im being screwed over and i just have to roll over and accept it?
Yeah but I think that's the point of the show. They just "ruin" things, not fix them
Yup. That's literally the idea. He ruins everything xD
Some things you cant. Let's say in this video, he says to buy from a new company called sleepa. Cheap mattresses and less scams. Well now he has publicly endorsed a company. The company sees increased traffic and Jack up prices and can fill the mattress with packing peanuts or something. Why? Because now that Adam endorsed them they can get away with more because of a celebrity seal of approval. Then when crap hits the fan, Adam is liable for endorsing a company even his statements were 100% true at the time of doing so. Most of the time the only fix is a do it yourself kit and that takes time most won't offer.
B H, whenever there is a solution, the show provides it. Unless you just watch these clips on Collegehumor and TruTV's channel, then it's just the problem.
Easy, make the material and mattress yourself!
"shopping for a mattress is just a big old nightmareeeeeeeeeeeee"
been making mattresses since i was 12, 21 now. my boss has ran and operated his own mattress factory/store for over 33 years. started in his garage in the city where the john deere tractor was born (moline, IL). accompanied by my father who has been with him for over +20 years.
safe to say i know the ins and outs of this industry. the best piece of advice i can give to people who are searching for a high quality mattress with high quality material is shop at old small mattress stores, no big box stores they’re literally all the same like this guy said in the video. we have noticed that instead of just putting cheap material in the mattresses, they’re actually taking rows out of certain springs called “pocketed coils” it’s what 99% of americans sleep on if you have a one sided pillow top. and they’re not even real pillow tops, they just have an extra seem in the border, giving the illusion of a pillow top. box springs are a thing of the past to these people, you need a box spring with ACTUAL SPRINGS. that alone will double the lifetime of your mattress. if you live anywhere near moline, IL and are struggling to find a high quality mattress, do not be shy to come check us out. we have had people from hours and hours away come see what we have to offer. the mattress industry used to make quality mattresses like us, they changed due to literally perfecting the mattress. can confidently say not one person can make a mattress that will beat ours. the prices don’t go over $5,000 either and like i said, they are the best in the world.
our number one mattress comes with a
COIL/COIL BOXSPRING (can be ran over by a 2 ton delivery truck and pop back up, more for the heavier set people because weight is what deteriorates a mattress)
A 368 spring
multiple layers of preventatives making sure your foam material doesn’t get shoved down into the coils (weight causes this) and that’s what makes those lumps in your patterns if you don’t have good preventatives
*wrap size* material instead of *perimeter size*
wrap size goes all the way around the border and stapled on the coil
perimeter size is only to the border rod and then stapled
so what happens if it’s perimeter size the material has less tension and not as good of a grip on the spring. this will cause your material to detach and then lump up inside of your mattress.
and we also have very high quality foam (30 - 40 year foam)
the foam is called HR foam
we do not use memory foam for we experimented in 2005 and it was trash.
also a double sided mattress ;)
33 years in business and the top mattress which i described has a 10 year warranty and we have never had 1 customer come back and use that warranty over all the years in operation!
Jesus Christ Adam, did you have to end it like that?
That's rich coming from Googley Mirdon.
What a nightmare. I think that was the point!
I thought you're just listing biblical names at first.
it's not the end, you need DROPOUT to watch the entire episode. Only then will you understand what he's talking about nightmares.
Ytp
Let me tell you all a dirty little secret about review sites. They people called post loopers. They pay these people to write reviews. They even tell them to write good or bad reviews. Post loopers are also often payed to create fake accounts on service sites such as dating sites.
Explains the constant shilling on tech sites preaching about how good intel is even though theyre overpriced and amd is within 10% of them for way less.
Probably shouldnt tell yall this but yeah you cant really trust reviews. I get paid 40-60 cents everytime I do one of 'their' jobs (whether its write a 5 star positive review on a product or a 1 star negative review)
Confirmed buyers arent safe either. Sometimes they will give me money to buy the product just so I can give a "confirmed purchase" review
@@rickytrevino8281 That doesn't surprise me is not much different to how tech companies and such will just ship out free product to people with CZcams tech channels with a good following. Granted often those don't explicitly say what the review should be but there is definitely an implicit understanding that more samples are likely to follow positive reviews, which given that getting free product saves them spending hundreds of dollar of their add revenue from each video on product is a massive incentive to scratch the manufacturers back. Really needs a change in the law to correct these sorts of problems though, I am not saying making paid/sponsored reviews illegal here either merely that they should be required to mark it as a paid advertisement if they have received any sponsorship or financial incentives from the seller of the product. Then it is up to the consumer to factor that in when they decide how to weight the information presented.
On Amazon, they even give you money to buy the product, so you are labeled as on of those trusted reviewers. Also, they want you to write 3-4* reviews with some uninteresting feature like for example "i would have liked more colors" so people can disregard it quickly and trust better reviews.
@@TerkanTyr i dont care
I once saw a youtube review absolutely BASHING purple matress, but then later found out that video was made by the founder/CEO of a competing matress company and he just conveniently forgot to mention that in the video.
So why would mattress shopping be a nightmare? You just told us in detail how all mattresses are the same. No more confusion in decision- making. Hoorah!
I saw this title and instantly thought of the *Shane Dawson* Mattress conspiracy theory lmao
No wonder the price is so high, it's so they can launder MORE money
SAME
RavonsLyfe brooo sane XD
If they are not ripping you off with overpriced mattresses, they are laundering drugs money. :P
RavonsLyfe Conspiratriom of flat mattress I know that too 😂 you must be a verified person @ accounts to male such a thing 🔬
There are floors for a reason. Sleep there.
My man!
@@101mahina make a bed out of blankets
@@101mahina then our entire race wouldve died millions of years ago, when i travel sometimes i need to sleep on my back and sometimes it was the best
@@ParadoxAAA No don't bother with the bed someone will just break it anyways leaving your team screwed
@@101mahina Sleeping bags.
5:06 Prison weddings always make me teary eyes
Bro it’s like 3 in the morning and that ending lowkey has me shook-
COSTCO! You can get a 10 inch thick memory foam mattress for like $400. That's a fourth of what the mattress stores charge, and they alot softer. Plus Costco offers returns based on customer satisfaction.
senortigre04 looks like they bought this guy out
Softer mattress does not mean better mattress. Each person has an ideal mattress softness and should try which one feels better but yeah $400 for memory foam? Going to Costco rn
FAKER DAKER
IKEA is great for mattresses as well, 200 for a queen
@@DrummingStig yeah bro at mine they have this sample one. It's like a 2 x 2 foot cut out you can sit on. They have mattress topper for like $80. Great deals, and yeah everyone has their preference. I like memory foam just cuz you can't feel springs after a while. And because you can sink into it.
"Welcome back to part 54 of a crime that's none of our business. "😂
Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All Came here to say the same thing!
It was technically part 64 but doesn't really matter haha
Adnan did it
The butler in the pantry with a candlestick.
😂😂😂
I figured all this out long before this video! I researched the sh*t out of this subject in preparation to replace my old mattress! For all those people who want the best, most natural, most comfortable and longest lasting (up to 30+ years) mattress, you have to consider L A T E X ! Many companies allow you to build your own bed during the order process! A Dunlop base combined with Talalay top layer will place you in dream land for decades! Sure they aren’t as cheap as those bed-in-a-box solutions but they last about 10 times longer (Buy Once / Cry Once)!
But can it be flipped if there is a base and top layer, or is the "base" actually a core?
@@Levacque -well, the Dunlop layer is typically the core because of it’s natural density and firmness while the Talalay layer is usually a topper because it feels more plush! The Dunlop layer can range from 3” - 6” and the Talalay is typically less than 3”. When combined as a single unit (enclosed in a zipped mattress cover) it could be flipped but the thicker and heavier Dunlop Core would probably be less than ideal as a topper. You can, however, remove and flip each individual layer outside the mattress cover and then re-enclose them for longevity!
Keep in mind that you can order each layer (Dunlop and Talalay) in any degree of firmness that suits you! I like firm mattresses so i chose 6 inches of xxfirm Dunlop core and firm Talalay topper. So…yeah…3 years later and perfect sleep nightly! I ordered the DIY mattress solution (totally customizable) from TheLatexMattressFactory.
@@Bacnow ok that's something. Making the different layers modular really makes the mattress as customer-friendly as possible.
If only I knew someone who is a latex salesman.
@@valueofnothing2487 - I have worked many odd jobs in my lifetime but a mattress salesman is not in my portfolio! That job would be so boring for me that i would have been terminated for sleeping on the product! However, i know what it feels like needing a new bed and sifting thru the tons of marketing bullshit and misinformation from that industry and i wanted to inject my experience (during my search for the perfect solution). BTW, I’m in the construction trade (i’m a contractor) and my ability to wake up well rested and with no body aches is worth it’s weight in gold!
Solution: Buy a moderately priced, comfortable-to-you mattress from a store like Sam's or Costco in the $500(+/-) range, and replace it as needed (probably every 2-3 years). It's unfortunate to have to spend that money so frequently, but it's the best option.
I *WASTED* $1500 on a 'Purple' mattress, and it was really nice, for about 3-4 months. Then it started to collapse. It became incredibly uncomfortable before a year was up, and I contacted them to complain. They were offering a 10-year warranty at the time. The catch was, you had to prove the mattress had (I believe) a 1.5" drop in the middle. It had to be visible when you aren't on it, with no sheet on. It would take years of leaving weight on the same spot to make it collapse that severely. They knew they would never have to honor that warranty. They should be sued for it, but I'm sure they have all their legal bases covered.
Why did I find the part about the podcast to be very funny?!
Wslasher facts lol
Because it was a joke
Hunter Kane the thing is it wasn’t a funny one
@@louisdyer2983 it was a joke about the s-town podcast
"Too busy playing amature detective with real people's lives" woof that is some shade
it should be illegal to write reviews fraudulently
It is, but to be considered fraudulent the reviews have to come from an agent of a company posing as an average consumer while either doing a glowing review of their own product or totally destroying a competitors product with a negative review.
There have been multiple high profile lawsuits and consent decrees for companies caught doing it. EA was hit with massive fines a few years back because they had an entire department of employees who's full time job it was to pose as unaffiliated consumers on forums/comment threads/etc and simultaneously defend everything EA put out and badmouth everything their competitors put out.
I'm giving your statist comment one star.
who is going to police that ?? there are literal companies in china with use bays and bays of mobile phones and tablets that place false reviews online for profit
Impossible, corporations will shut it down instantly
I agree! I got my puppy from a shop that gets there dogs from a puppy mill and when I went to write a bad review I saw hundreds of reviews from people who just come in to get the puppies. Fake reviews and making a review without being a customer should be illegal
“How am I supposed to haggle?” ...who haggles *in a store*?
Adam, keep doing these videos even if college hunter doesn’t make them, come on we love them 💜
the ending actually scared me jesus christ
Yup that will give me nightmarrrrrrrrrrrrs
Didn’t see it coming
My sleep paralysis demon was in a tv show and I never knew
It wasn't even scary. I know this I'd your opinion, but my opinion is that it sin scary at all
@@nintendoisfrom1889 i think that the fear response comes from how what you fear could hurt you, fear of spiders, centipedes, giving birth (it exists), now for this i'd say the fear comes from what a large mouth that is able to fit a person would do.
This feels like Luxxotica all over again
Luxxotica of mattresses, yeah right, exactly 😂
Exactly
Uninhibited & unregulated capitalism _always_ tends toward monopoly. It's a fact. Like the 2nd law of thermodynamics.
There few a couple of things you can do: 1 buy the cheapest mattress you can find, with the knowledge that it's probably very similar to the other ones you can get from the same company with the same materials. 2 make your own mattress out of layers of materials of your own choice, stuffed into a zipable mattress protector. 3 Ween yourself off of a mattress all together. A lot of people now sleep on wood floors, on piles of blankets, on air mattresses, on waterbeds, on sand beds/sandboxes, on pool floats on water, on orbie/gel filled mattresses, or on blanket-topped straw bails.
I bought a Sleepy's mattres in the 1980s and it served me well for over 20 years, so I went to Sleepy's online to buy my next one (discovered later that 1-800-matress is the same company) and they delivered a name brand product that was inferior - it developed a permanent deep body dent after 6 months and the side support wire broke and pushed up through the mattress. It was a name brand! Went to a local department store, paid the same price and 4 years later, it's still good.
While buying a bed in 2012, I was so glad that I read an article about jacked up mattress prices in Consumer Reports Magazine, where I was advised to start my offer at 40%-50% of the tag price. My wife and I shopped around trying numerous mattresses until we found one that felt the best (marked at about $1,100). We ended up getting it for $580 by openly dealing with three competing stores against each other. We have been very happy with our bed. Probably a good alternative is IKEA, where we also shopped.
Wow. So the mattress business is just a big bed of lies.
So is every other greedy business in the *United Corporations of America.*
Especially the video game industry, which is suing Belgium to keep gambling unregulated so they can scam money out of the pockets of unsuspecting gamers using thinly veiled Skinner boxes.
0:46
osmosis453 lol guess I missed that, thanks ;)
You guys should check put the lawsuit between "Honest Matress Reviews" and Purple Matress.
The guy who owns "Honest" is just a PR guy for another matress company and he generated traffic to his site by outright SLANDERING Purple's products.
He accused their sheets of giving people CANCER for crying out loud!
Don't defend the guy or his claims, the lawsuit uncoved PROOF he was paid by the competition and his claims were PROVEN false in court and he's been ordered to pay damages and lawyer's fees.
Yet desipte all that, he's already set up a new site under a new company name and is STILL doing the exact same thing.
He's been found in contempt of the ruling and is now facing JAIL TIME FOR FRAUD (I believe).
I'm typing this at 4 am and I haven't slept. Plz double-check my facts before spreading the rumour.
Grizabeebles why not double check your own facts before carelessly putting bullshit on line.
Totally agree with everything said .... but what's the alternative?
The thing to remember is that they have HUGE profits...I went to Mattress Firm, looked at a $2600 bed, but paid them $1600. Never pay full price for mattresses or furniture.
That ending is Nightmare fuel
And straight from the haunting of hill house.
it brings up a good point. I worked for the biggest Mattress company in the industry and at the end of the day theirs no where else to go and the industry knows it.
“SCP-096 HAS BREACHED CONTAINMENT!”
good job on pointing out the obvious joke.
@@sitonthemelon2742 Nice.
I went to one of those 'store closing' sales and found a queen size mattress that I otherwise couldn't afford. it was 50% off the ticket price, but I wanted more. I told them that if they could knock off another 150.00 and include the free delivery - free mattress removal, that I would buy it. The guy looked really confused and went to get his manager. They didn't seem to understand the concept of price haggling. I guess that a lot of people just buy mattresses on the sticker price..?
After a couple minutes of them chatting at the managers desk, I walked over with my visa out and said "My lunch break is almost over, am I buying a mattress today, or do I keep looking?"
The manger immediately rang up the sale, and I am very happy with my purchase, and the delivery service was great.(2 days later)
A couple of months later the same store had signs up and down the street. "Grand Re-Opening". I couldn't tell you what they renovated. I think that they had a sale, and then went on a two month vacation. lol
But it tells you a lot about pricing, when a major mattress chain with many stores in our city, can sell a mattress for 45% of the Suggested Retail with hardly any hesitation.
I'm sorry but i work in a furniture store and there God I hate it when people try to haggle its priced what it's priced because we paid half of that for it and we've got bills to pay.
@@thepinkestpigglet7529- Anecdotally, these businesses operate differently region to region, and sometimes store to store within franchises. Where I live, we know that the real landed cost of most furniture is around 10% of the retail ticket price, and most furniture sells for much less than the ticket price. Which is why furniture stores who have going out of business sales here, do really well for the last 2+ years, while they are selling (mostly clearance items) well below the normal advertised prices.
@@thepinkestpigglet7529 a 100% markup is ridiculously low (for pretty much anything, not specifically furniture/mattresses). Either you're working in a mom-and-pop shop, or you're just misinformed. Though I can definitely relate to "no, I can't lower the price for you. The price is on the sticker; that's what you pay for it."
For real, I'm adopting the line, "am I buying X today, or do I keep looking?" I've always felt extremely stand-offish towards the salesman personality and this is a perfect line that asserts that I'm the one with power in the relationship.
@@andrewbowman3508 some employees will believe anything their manager tells them, and with salesmen, doing so is a social survival tactic.
one time i bought some foam from the foam store and then took it to an automotive upholstery place to have it covered in ballistic nylon. it was fantastic for years!
I imagine Adam knowing so much about corporate America that he lives like Diogenes in a barrel on the street.
"Where do I go buy a mattress" oh simple. Beat the system and buy a futon and kotatsu
ajax wyd Get some tatami mats to complete the package
Futon is life!!!!
ewwww
Be careful, there is a Japanese beast that looks like a futon and eats humans.
I did for both, unfortunately my back is not meant for flatter objects. I couldnt sleep well for a month and I always woke with back pain. So I had to buy a mattress. 😢
"...You've got thirty seconds..." *Talks for 5 minutes
foot in door phenomenon
@@bef9612 "You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention"
Really Adam, I can’t even sleep now!
in the UK some mattress companies let you try out their mattresses and let you return it within a month if you are unhappy with it.
*Sponsored By Casper Mattresses*
Hahhaahaaahahahaaaha
OML IM DED
A few years ago I bought my memory foam mattress for $150 on amazon. I absolutely love it.
Zinus or Lucid?
*Casper hands Hillbillyspree $100*
Nice try, Casper!
It is probably straight toxic chemicals and will wear out soon
I considered buying one of those Chinese Amazon mattresses but what put me off is that they're universally, as far as I can tell, stuffed with fiberglass as a means of fire retardant, thanks to US regulations and what I presume is the cheapest method for manufacturers. Spent a little more at Ikea instead.
I found my bed, that was $700+ in many mattress stores, at Costco for $250. Pulled it from the shelf and no salesman. I did had to figure out delivery which my Costco don't do but still cheaper.
This is actually the only legitimate review I could find on mattresses. Usually you can find somebody crap talking whatever you're researching but CZcams just gives a never-ending list of paid reviews and channels that sugarcoat how wonderful every mattress is that they are now going to link you to.
I think everyone figured this out when memory foam mattresses started popping up on Amazon for $110
I really want to try them out
I have been using one of those Amazon mattresses for 2 years now and it’s great
Ryan Gardner * sponsored by amazon*
@@gardry Same!
I spent $250 on my queen memory foam from Lucid on Amazon, and I've never slept in a more comfortable bed
I own a mattress shop. Please take this video down or we will sue.
That’s what I would say if I was REALLY a mattress store owner.
Thats what a matress store owner would say
If they are an honest retailer, they won't worry, I have come across such rarities.
They had us in the first half not gonna lie
Kamion King omg I was scared (not sarcasm)
I own a mattress shop.......I knew you wouldn't take this video lying down.
Inner spring or foam? If foam is best, should it be latex foam or memory foam?
OMG!!!! That blonde lady was in Insatiable.
She was like my favorite character.
To the people inexplicably saying "WHERE ARE YOUR SOURCES?!" or "I DON'T SEE ANY SOURCES!"
0:31 - Source #1
1:20 - Source #2
2:08 - Source #3
2:20 - Source #4
2:38 - Source #5
2:55 - Source #6
3:03 - Source #7
I could keep going, but I mean... just pay closer attention, perhaps.
That would imply people weren't lazy and had common sense.
Except all the sources they use are from online news websites.....not researched papers, and most of those news websites have horrific sources.
@@seemlesslies We need peer-reviewed research papers written by Harvard professors with over a 110% scientific consensus. Investigative journalism is not a valid source bro /s
@@KorgCrimson
Maybe it's time to change "common sense" to "uncommon sense"?
@@timothyavendt677 I'm a fan of euthanasia. :D
the jab at true crime podcasts.... i felt that
Ryan - I don’t get it. Please explain what’s going on
Boogara? That you? :)
@@RhyperiorRanger Same.
Chiński Dorian
They were making fun of one of the most popular crime podcasts out there. About a boy named Adnan Syed. The woman that did the podcast really had no reason to do it other than “interest of the truth”. She got all up in a bunch of peoples business in the process
@@Chanhee Thx!
That’s the crazy lady that follows Shawn’s dad in psych!?!?
Lmao! Was going to post that. She tells Henry who's laying in a hospital bed, "Let's make a baby." Hope she got a good mattress🛏
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So.. no answer as to where we should shop? Or what to look out for?