Trending News: Stanley cup survives car fire

Stanley cup survives car fire

[PrinceLobo-eskl]

Nokia phones -*finally a worthy opponent*

[RegilynneGambley]

Whatever the Stanley Cup is made of should go towards making the car

[gregorythomas]

The Stanley company took notice, and President Terence Reilly responded, “We’ve all seen your video. Wow, what an ordeal and we’re all really glad you’re safe.”
“I’ve seen a lot of comments that we should send you some Stanleys. Well, we are gonna send you some Stanleys, ” he added.
Then Reilly went on to note, “But there’s one more thing. We’ve never done this before and we’ll probably never do it again, but we’d love to replace your vehicle.”

[rafaelestevez]

There no way that cup survived a fire the handle and the lid are made of plastic they don't even look slightly warped or affected from the fire and then again if you look at the middle arm rest area it has minimal damage to it. I don't think the heat affected the cup the way she making out to be. Good advertising for them but if you truly inspect the damaged area you can see why it still had ice in it.

[Jennyjen]

This is where the craziness started lol

[BottledWitch]

My Stanley can’t even keep ice overnight in the fridge. No way it survived the fire

[shaunforcier]

Respectfully i am going to have to call bullsnot on that and my supporting points ar 1 the handle is made out of plastic and so is the lid . As you can see most of all the other plastic in the car is melted. 2. It doesn't matter what the cup is made of due to the temp of the fire and the lid being plastic the ice would have melted. I AM NOT disputing the quality of any Stanley product as i have a few Stanley tape measures and have had them for over 10 years and love them . I am disputing the validity of the person that made the video

[Mokimanify]

No way thats legit. That thing would be covered with soot and the soft rubber / plastic melted. Car fires are 1500 degree infernos, more than it takes to melt aluminum. Plastic and resins ain't more temp resistant than aluminum. Most resins melt at 300 - 500 degrees, steel melts at 2, 500. No soot on it at all ...

[YusoSerious]

The straw survived too proving the fire wasn't that intense so any metal object would be and should be unscathed.

[Jortdf]

Seems like the fire was mostly contained to the engine bay. That's why the top of the steering wheel and dash is burned, but the seats aren't peeling apart from the heat. ABS plastic is surprisingly heat-resistant, so unless the plastic was directly exposed to flame it won't melt. Impressive, but any other double-walled insulated steel water bottle would probably be ok too.

[cellytron]

Does the Stanley spill though? Because I’m more likely to spill my drink in a car than have the opportunity to salvage it from a damn car fire

[SakuraKinomoto-rsue]

Fake as hell marketing, the top is made of plastic but apparently plastic didnt melt

[santoshernandez]

They didn’t talk about how the cupholder area survived the fire, and how the armrest also survived the fire, there’s a lot of parts in this vehicle that survived the fire, which makes it sound like it wasn’t such a bad fire. People are stupid SMH

[xavierursa]

Lol so we're gonna ignore that the plastic straw didn't melt?

[skullman]

All these people wondering why the plastic wouldn't melt not noticing all the plastic unmelted around it 😂

[SideWarlock]

Nice endning..
How much was the fine on? :P

[Scroolewse]

Zoomers actually fall for this shitty advertising lmao

[chicagobears]

That plastic straw and lid would be gone if it was in a fire

[RyanMiller]

Why didn't the plastic handle melt?

[Dark_Child]

Animals in the zoo are wondering why they are locked up in cages but the humans get to roam freely.