Because why can’t a show about nothing be about whatever you want it to be, this is a trailer for Seinfeld cut by Max Gold reimagining the series as a sci-fi horror psycho-thriller. Would I watch nine seasons of it? Of course I would. Granted, I also watched nine seasons

In Gone In 60 Seconds news, this is a short video captured by a home’s doorbell cam of a FedEx truck being stolen while the driver delivers a package. See? This is exactly why I never leave the keys in the ignition. Plus, you know, I don’t own a car.

This is a video of what I can only assume is an off-duty robotic street performer tipping another robotic street performer. He does a fantastic job, possibly even better than the robot he’s tipping. You know I’d argue if you’re this good you’re actually allowed to take the other performer’s

This is a video from Antiques Roadshow of a wife having her husband’s complete set of 1993 Magic: The Gathering beta cards appraised, and being shocked at their value. I assume her husband probably had some idea of their worth, but according to her, “It’s just like they’re cards to

In fitting end of 2020 news, this is a short video from I-495 near Macon, Georgia of a firetruck that took its name literally and was spotted burning on the side of the interstate. Presumably this was the same firetruck they sent to extinguish the dumpster fire that was 2020,

This is a video of sister rats Spice (the white one) and S’mores (the orange one — personally I would have named the orange one Pumpkin Spice and the white one Marshmallow) playing a friendly game of basketball in Blacksburg, Virginia (go Hokies!). The rats were slowly trained how to

This is a video of 19-year old University Of Lincoln student Aoife Mcmorrow, who accidentally uploaded a portfolio video assignment to her instructor in 360-degree view, making her look like a giant potato head. She also submitted the video less than 24 hours before the deadline, and there’s a 24

Because packages don’t deliver themselves — yet — this is a video from Insider providing a look inside one of UPS’s twelve Integrad driver training facilities, where its 129,000 drivers learn “how to drive safely, load vans efficiently and even how to walk on ice” in order to deliver 21