How American Houses can Kill you?

My accident story in a American House!

Edited by Srikant!

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[thisisneeraj]

Le we Indians with Concrete Houses
- Laughing while having tea ☕

[wisaalkhan]

The most scary thing about wooden houses is that they can catch fire very quickly

[singhkaran]

satark rahe surakshit rahe or dekhte rahe Singh in USA😂😂

[kush]

Bhai ne toh crime patrol ki yaad dila di🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[sukiti]

Agli baar American house me jaaunga toh dhyan rakhunga

~ a resident of Anand vihar, Delhi

[kochoshinobu]

Bro missed the golden opportunity of saying
"Savdhaan rahiye, satarkh rahiye" 🤣

Btw India be like: AMBUJA CEMENT, DESH KI MITTI

[partikchandel]

Bhaiyaa you remind me of anup soni at the end 🥸

[swapnilsandy]

The cotton you are referring to is insulation material. I had same thing happen to me.I made a hole in sheet rock in my attic. But the houses are not weak, they are built in a specific way, there are wood studs and drywall(Sheetrock) if you punch dryway it will break, but every 16 inches there is a wood stud. Life of avg house is more than 70 years .

[krishna.vineet]

Mere 7th floor pe hathi aake ghaas chare to bhi 6th floor wale ko itna pta nhi chalega.. 😂

[spacecaptain]

Dude, that wasn't cotton, that was insulation. You shouldn't touch it, or breath it. Also, that attic wasn't floored, it was just holding the insulation and ceiling boards. If you want to use the attic as a room (why else would you walk on it?), you have to give it a floor, and seal off the insulation (usually made of fiberglass, which you def should not breath!), and also insulate the top walls of the attic, among other things, to make it habitable. Also, if you had really fallen through the ceiling, you would not have fallen 3 stories, you would have fallen 1 story to the floor, which can hold much more than a human dropped from the ceiling.

[gailmccarthy]

Dude ! Everyone Knows you should Always Step Only on the Rafter Beams in an Attic; Never step on the Insulation!

[niranjantamhane]

Superman in the world of cardboard 🤣🤣
I would go through walls for fun 😂😂

[christiangonzalez]

You didnt step on thin wood or cotton its insulation used to stablize your home temperature and if you saw there was a plank of wood you completely avoided. American homes are made from wood for various reason but mainly because its stronger than cement and cheaper. Cement is strong but not for natural disasters or for running plumbing and electricity which india doesnt have for common homes. One man could fix any wooden repair whereas a whole team is needed to repair concrete.

[lubhawnavashista]

le me with 22 inch stone walls in my pushtaini ghar😂😂☕

[spacecaptain]

Perhaps it's my biased American perspective, but when visiting a new country, I suspect it's best to not punch the walls, or walk on parts of the house that do not have floors.

[devanshsuman]

ye last me crime patrol ka episode ban gaya 🤣🤣

[TheRajeev]

That "Satark rahein surakshit rahein" got me, very informative though👍

[anshmanikundaliaanand]

Hahaha the same thing happened with my father who came to visit us in USA.. He went to attic and then stepped on single roof with insulation material and the next moment he was swinging on roof of our garage.. but luckily, he got some shelf to climb on.. then we got him from garage.. tht time it was scary.. but now we used to laugh on tht..

[bhavyajakhu]

Tell them about how you have no privacy because sound travels all throughout.

[neveravilable]

satark rahe surakshit rahe milte hai crime petrol ke agle episode me