This is a video from the PressTube channel of YETI and Stanley mugs being filled with 1600°C molten hell to see which one lasts longer. I’m not sure if these test results would be permissible in court though, because the mugs appear to be different sizes, with the Stanley filled

This is a video from hospitality brand Kilmer of their latest and greatest concessions invention — a food and drink holder that stores a beverage at the bottom with food on a platform above, which also has a holder for a ramekin of dipping sauce. The drink is accessed via

This is a video of the functional tea/coffee set fingernails created by Morgan Gilbertson of Haus Of Nails. Apparently the full set cost $3,000. That seems like a lot to spend on fingernails, but I also just chew mine when they get unbearably long. My girlfriend thinks it’s disgusting, which

Based on the Chachapoyan Fertility Idol seen in Raiders Of The Lost Ark, this tiki mug from Geeki Tikis features the likeness of everyone’s favorite golden idol that Indiana Jones attempted to swap for a bag of sand. Boy, that really got the ball rolling! The $80 mug holds 24-ounces

This is a short video of a man turning an empty Jack Daniels bottle into a gin glass. Wow, drinking gin out of a whiskey bottle, is nothing sacred? Just how drunk are you? Honestly, I’m not sure why anybody would want to drink gin out of anything — gin

This is a video of TikTok user mamaluc_ and her brother showing off their mom’s insane Yeti mug collection. Now that — that is entirely too many Yetis for someone who doesn’t get paid in Yetis instead of money. Where does she even store them all?! *kicking self* If only

Ever wonder how plastic pollution is manufactured? Have I got the video for you! This is a clip of a 750mL water bottle blowing machine doing it’s thing — it’s thing being making future ocean trash as quickly as possible. There’s also a video of the same process being used

Because it’s taco Tuesday, this is a video of woodworker Peter Brown constructing a margarita glass (looks more like a goblet of firewater to me) entirely out of Himalayan rock salt, using a lathe to turn and carve the three separate pieces of the glass, then gluing them all together.