This is a short video of golden retriever Moose playing hide-and-seek with caretaker Shane when he spots him in the bathroom mirror and looks confused. It’s funny, my dogs always looks at me in the mirror but never look at themselves. It’s like they don’t even recognize themselves as themselves,

This is a video of an AutoZone employee hiding in the rafters so he can spray his unaware coworker with foaming hand sanitizer like Spider-Man webbing a baddie and win the “hand sanitizer war” they’re playing. How did he even get up there? That’s like playing hide-and-seek and actually getting

This is a short video of a little girl playing the analog Tetris game her dad built for her to help develop her cognitive skills. That looks like fun, doesn’t it? Who needs digital video games when you can build and play perfectly good analog ones? “What about Animal Crossing?”

These are a couple delightful videos of self-proclaimed Raccoon Whisperer Jim Blackwood feeding some of the raccoons in his neighborhood from a bucket of hot dogs. Man, add some ketchup and relish to that buffet and I can be there tonight. Per some delightful Youtube commenters: 100 years from now

This is a stop motion video created by video game designer Phil Compile and his 4-year old son Ollie using this set of Super Mario Bros fridge magnets. Man, if I had made this at 4-years old it would still be the greatest achievement of my life. Dare to dream,

This is a video from Youtuber Art Of Engineering discussing at length how both electromagnetic and pneumatic drop towers work, and how they operate safely. I didn’t actually bother watching the whole video but I assume the answer is they don’t, and every time you ride one you’re risking it