Some ice cream ≠ 'ice cream' and I don't care

[theonesleepyboi]

it’s crazy how they figured out how to make plants into a subscription service

[ElvishSpiritGuide]

They're not rocks! They're minerals MARIE!

[MrDangerousshark]

Silicon Valley really found a way to make potted plants a subscription service

[vulture]

Neoplant is snakeoil. You would basically need 200+ plants, in a hermetically sealed room to have any difference in air quality.

[michaelc]

Love that we get this fact based video on food standards but a bunk and woo ad for a plant with VOC fighting power drops.

[the_senate]

Mhmm yes, plant with big leaf purify more air than plant with smol leaf. It's gonna be negligable anyway, but if you like plants, there's definitely a cheaper option that doesn't come with a bunch of unsightly plastic.

[Jade.Palace]

$140 for a plant is a new way to be told i’m poor god damn

[raymax_]

This is definitely one of my favorite videos of you based purely on the script. You not only corrected him, explaines the differences between "ice cream" and DQ, proved your point and explained why the original video is made that way but you also showed us exactly why this type of content works and how it can get us and benefit from us even though we don't enjoy it.
Masterclass of food science, food law, content creation and clickbait and ragebait on social media.

[Fiebich]

Such is the paradox of clickbait. I want to engage to express my anger at misinformation, yet the act inadvertently boosts the content so more people see it thereby spreading the message. I dream of the day major algorithms recognize the difference between positive engagement and negative engagement.

[shethjrebbell]

9:10 “machines that never stop mixing the ice cream”

McDonald’s Ice Cream Machine: allow me to introduce myself

[bruceguy]

Re:Ad>> You need over +400 plants to barely sustain one human. So you need to maintain at least 14 plants. This product isn't worth the money.

[gavinthecrafter]

That last part reminds me of a chart that was going around that showed that 1 bottle of soda was equivalent to 4 donuts worth of sugar, and someone replied with "My takeaway from this is that donuts are a lot healthier than I thought"

[markenzoparungao]

The real ice cream were the friends we made along the way

[mokacoffay]

If you worry about indoor air quality, I think removing your gas stove would be a much more viable option than paying a subscription for plants.

[VPCh.]

0:54 Ironically, I have done exactly this. Last summer I worked for the geological survey of my province and we had a community outreach booth. We often encouraged the locals to bring different rocks they found, and showed them it under a microscope and told them about it.
Well one guy brought in a big heavy chuck of material that he was convinced was a meteorite and wanted us tell him how many hundred thousand dollars he should sell it for. We felt quite bad about having to explain that he had not only not found a meteorite, but that he hadn't even found a rock at all. In fact it was just a pile of slag waste that had been left over from a nearby mill.
In short, if someone with a degree about rocks that works for the government tells you that your rock is not a rock, it is probably worth at least listening.
That said, in this case whether it is ice cream shouldn't determine your love of it. Does it taste good? Is it safe to eat? Then enjoy it and stop worrying about what the exact name of it is.

[gungy_vt]

11:17 watching the ice cream melt just feels like a sort of surreal bit. He doesn't miss a beat, his expression doesn't change, and the cut back to it being all over his hand is just comedy gold.

[kensarson]

I really appreciate the evolution of your postings.
I had been getting more and more concerned about your mounting tension a few months (? lost in covid calendar) ago. Your break away vid was a brave statement that struck home. It changed the way I engage with social media.
I look forward to being on the ride with you.

[MPKampersand]

"Air feels fresher - 87% of customers say they feel the difference after setting it up." is a great phrase because you know that under any other circumstance Adam would be keen to point out the placebo effect, but technically there's nothing placebo about 'air feeling fresher' because even if it isn't actually fresher the claim is about the feeling.

[NiftyPants]

The pedantry around "thats not _real_ cheese, that's not _real_ chocolate, thats not _real_ bread" has always been insufrable. If I hand it to you you're gonna call it bread, not a "bread-like baked dough"

[RetroRadianceLight]

With how little care Adam chooses his sponsor, I’m surprised he didn’t shovel cryptocurrencies at us back when the craze was at all time highs