World's Most Expensive Fails!

World's Most Expensive Fails!

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[jkliao]

I like how Jardon just casually recognize the driver driving a Huayra BC, and the interior of a 720. XD

[guy_withglasses]

4:08 it was in fact scripted, the whole challenge was to build something using the broken pieces iirc

[Sparx]

That Lego motorbike was created by a team for the show with the intent of it being smashed I believe.

[krise]

Honestly, laughing in the face of disaster is kinda normal. I was editing an advertisement for an exam once. It was 3am, we had been sitting at school all day and it was the final day before delivery. The software crashed on us, nobody said a word while the main editor checked if the file was ok. It wasn't. One of us just had a little nervous laugh and it triggered everyone, everyone just laughed their asses off for 5+ minutes. I actually had to get up and take a walk around campus so i could stop.

[diedie]

The Lego motorbike was smashed by intent. The game is those players need to pick up the scrap to build their own creations.

[utspish]

I think if it were truly about the most expensive fails, the suez canal ship should be pretty high up that list

[LunaWitcherArt]

2:13 - 2:27 was just so gold. The timing was perfection. That needs to be a Short

[misteryman]

8:25 Sounds like air brake noise when the flatbed starts to roll. I suspect this took place in a country where they don't have the spring-type air brakes. Instead of the brakes using air pressure to disengage the spring powered brakes (like we do here in the USA), they just have air powered brakes that are engaged while the air pressure is on. If you leave such brakes on for too long, it uses up all the air pressure in the tank and you lose the brakes.

[honeybadgerkc]

Its lego masters Australia edition. The competition that episode was probably similar to when Will Arnett, host of lego masters America, "accidentally" broke a Lamborghini model and the contestants had to build one from memory.

[Valkier_Kato]

The LEGO one was on purpose. Watch the full episode, they were pranking the contestants. Using the pieces on the floor from the broken LEGO bike was the challenge that week. Pretty good episode actually.

[Yaongtrash]

5:00 No, you're right Jordan. Those are the kind of people who probably will speed and crash.

[aussiewheelz]

The Lego clip was from a show called Lego Masters in Australia and the premise of the episode was to build something bigger and better from partial builds if I remember correctly.

[Sejiko]

Damn these videos are way to short, love watching them!

[Nimbus]

I also had wheel rash on the right front within the first hours of owning my car because I didn’t see the curb. It hurts to watch others do it too

[malrich]

The LEGO bike was 100% done on purpose they did a challenge after involving smashing their builds

[unclecreepy]

I like how Jordan slowly suspects that reality tv and reality competition shows are scripted.

[Siriussky]

I’m surprised that there where no aircraft fails because they are so expensive even just a small bump could cost thousands

[bobbywamsley]

Had a fail this morning, wasn't that expensive thankfully but still pricey. Roads were slick with ice, wound up spinning out and getting stuck in a ditch. Fun times

[realcanadian]

Derailments, depending on how bad it actually is, could be even more expensive then most of these clips. The tracks could get damaged, and locomotives themselves can be anywhere from 500k to even 6 million dollars (for selling price).

[passive-aggressive]

Jardon, please make longer reaction videos.