Because there’s a lot a normal person doesn’t know about the business of appropriately dealing with dead people, this is a video from WIRED of licensed funeral director and mortician Victor M. Sweeney answering fifteen minutes of Twitter users’ hard-hitting questions about the profession. Funny, not only does Victor have

This is a video of mother Maria inviting her son to taco night using her own Ring doorbell cam after she was unable to reach him on the phone. You see, Maria knows her son checks her Ring doorbell alerts to ensure her safety at her Rialto, California home, so

This will probably be the last video I post of that attempted in-transit cash heist in South Africa (unless somebody releases drone and/or cybernetic eyeball footage), but I thought it was worth a watch because it shows the armored car’s dashcam footage synced with the cockpit view of the driver

This is a short video of videographer and digital marketer Tyler demonstrating the analog three-factor authentication required (opening the stove door, turning the stove light on, and turning the front left burner to high — he says medium but it’s high) to open a kitchen drawer in the home he

Opening May 19th, the ‘Sky Pool’ in London’s Nine Elms neighborhood connects the tenth story rooftops of the Embassy Gardens Legacy buildings with a heated 85-foot pool, 46-feet of which is clear acrylic and ‘floating’ 115-feet above the street below. The clear portion of the almost 10-feet deep pool has

This is a video highlighting a turnaround built into a mountain highway in China’s Guizhou Province. The ‘high-speed’ (actual speed limit 40km/hour, ~25MPH) turnaround allows motorists who realize they’re going to wrong way to rectify the situation without having to wait until the next exit to get off and get

This is a video of the biochemist behind Youtube channel NileRed Shorts (previously: dissolving a penny in nitric acid) discussing why white phosphorus is so dangerous, in a very watchable 50 seconds. So, why is white phosphorus so dangerous? Because it reacts with oxygen and likes to GET LIT and

This is a shot of very dapper 4-year old Noah Bryant eating one of the 918 SpongeBob popsicles he accidentally ordered using his mother Jennifer’s Amazon account. Noah managed to order 54 cases of the fruit punch and cotton candy (with gumball eyeball) flavored treats, totaling $2,618.85. That’s $2.85 a