How YETI was Invented

Forest green?! Yeah, no. (ft. @ohhyoubetcha)

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[JohnDoe-lcyj]

"Went on to be become CEO of Stanley mugs" Hilarious!!

[HeathsHarleyQuinn]

"White coolers for white collars, baby!" Class A line.

[rustyshackleford]

I got a Yeti 32oz tumbler as a gift once. It was identical to the various Stanley, Ozark Trail, & other random cheap cups I use every day.
I have a habit of leaving my coffee cup wherever I am when I finish it at work.
I always track it down at the end of the day.
But the Yeti disappeared the first time I left it unattended.
I don't even care, it just cracks me up that someone will steal a dirty coffee cup from a coworker just because it says Yeti. Lol

[stillhammered]

Our company has 5 of the big ones in the warehouse that get borrowed every time someone has a party. Crazy how many thousands of dollars they spent to keep ice from melting just a little bit linger.

[ttpch]

Sound business model. I once sold a truck that I undervalued. I got it in a trade and advertised it for $6000. After 2 weeks of no interest I was telling a parts vendor about it. He said " You priced it too cheap, people will think there is something wrong with it". I sold it a few days later for $10, 500 to a very happy guy.
I have the WalMart ''Yeti style" cooler. It was about 100 bucks. The latches are better designed and it keeps food cold for 5+ days. My old coolers won't last a short weekend. I sometimes go camping for 4-5 days and was tired of buying ice in the middle of the trip. Last time I put the ice blocks in the expensive cooler and put them in the cheap cooler as needed throughout the week.

[snakehead]

What about the yeti bucket? A glorified Home Depot bucket for 7x the cost.

[gp.]

"Project Farm" did a scientific study of thermos, including how long the coldest and hotest liquids in them stayed the longest YETI finished DEAD LAST in all of the several testing products !

[PRS]

My parents gave me a YETI 20 cooler for Christmas about 10 years ago. Its so small inside that my inexpensive Coleman gets used about 80% of the time...

[DeathclawJedi]

Meanwhile... I am still using an igloo cooler my dad bought in the 1970's. Oh sure it's mostly Duct tape and superglue at this point but it still works.

[kadensurface]

I don’t know if falling in the chair was on purpose but it was perfect

[ASoberBear]

I can testify, I cannot get into these coolers.

[nicholasadinolfi]

If this video doesn’t go viral, that’s would be a crime

[amberyoung]

"Stanley mugs" 🤣🤣 I love these skits!!

[philliphart]

one of my favorite skits from both of them. Too funny

[DeanJaeger]

I like how Miles wrote on his shirt with marker @2:39. Adds to hilarity!

[ferretyluv]

There’s actually a place in Wyoming where they test things to see if they’re actually bear proof. I wonder if anyone’s actually tested Yeti coolers for that.

[JWSteiner]

Charlie, this is on par with your IKEA video, possibly even better. I think you're on to something with your all capital 4 letter company bits. May I suggest DKNY for your next effort!? And then VRBO right after that!? And OREO....

There's so MANY to choose from!

[usthem]

I used a Yeti as my fridge when I lived in the van. In Texas. It does in fact hold ice for a week if you salt the ice. 10/10

[gorilla_with_jetpack]

Yeti needs to make a plastic shopping bag, reminiscent of the "Bag 'o Bags" but it's the "Yeti 'o Yetis"

[leftunsupervised]

The share-ability of this video is *chef's kiss*