Pillow Fight Club is a four-piece European (Italian, Spanish, and German) b… Read Full Bio ↴Pillow Fight Club is a four-piece European (Italian, Spanish, and German) band from the region of Hessen/Germany. They have a record out called "Heart Shaped Bomb" released in March 2005. Typical for the music of PFC is its catchy chorus lines combined with typical rock guitar riffs. It is their wish to spread their sound across the continent of Europe.

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@Rainchild33082

2y↑35.1K

People like him are the reason we have warning signs on literally everything

@burgersbiblesaeh849

2y↑302

🤣🤣 yup

@SiccDeville

2y↑808

Yep. Warning signs on coffee cups because uh it's hot!

@Rainchild33082

2y↑2

@francis p Some woman from California will find a way to sue though if one drop spills on her fishy smelling upper lip

@itsDerekG

2y↑387

I thought it was because of these people who are constantly trying to sue everyone over everything

@avgblue5180

2y↑101

@Derek G yea, unfortunately...

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@venezzrok-fz1du

39w↑7.2K

I find it amazing this guy survived childhood.

@sheltonjohnson870

38w↑233

He did, but who else in his wake DIDNT?

@ukbb2632

38w↑88

Now let's see if he survives prison.

@boobo

38w↑52

This man actually saved countless lives. This product should not exist nor factory that produces it.

@nocturnomedieval

38w↑19

And yes, he still can breed

@Sin0TeK

38w↑31

It's China he is 14 years old worker

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@mismismism

40w↑3.8K

That moment of stupidity that immediately turned into the realization he just burned his whole life down with all that foam. I get being curious but I will never understand adults that do stuff like this without the obvious thought "Maybe I should cut a small piece and test it outside?"

@dylansp4049

38w↑143

Or, you know, you could probably look it up.

@rmxrider20032000

38w↑1

@@dylansp4049only if it can be looked for on their internet. It seems very limited for Chinese citizens.

@kanewilson8624

38w

@@dylansp4049that sort of search would lead to losing social credit and a police visit

@justsomeguy4260

38w↑76

@@dylansp4049do you really think he has a smartphone let alone a internet connection

@thecursed01

38w↑158

@@justsomeguy4260 why shouldn't he?

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@Camphreneas

33w↑1.8K

He let the intrusive thoughts kick in 💀

Jokes aside, is frighteningly scary how fast that fire spreads, and almost immediately engulfed the entire area in flames.
I’m even surprised that the curious, and shirtless, worker survived the blazing heat!

@rgw5991

33w↑24

the shirt would have caught fire

@weatherman1504

28w↑21

I'm impressed with how fast the fire spread to be honest. It went up quick.

@philipe7937

27w↑2

“Frighteningly scary” is an oxymoron

@petemcintire4339

27w

I wonder how they found him just from a video? He looks like every other Chinaman I've ever seen.

@langdons2848

27w↑42

@@philipe7937 it's more a tautology than an oxymoron.

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@illuviium

1y↑5K

I’m so glad he tried this out for me. The styrofoam at my warehouse job has been driving me nuts
Not knowing if it’s flammable or not. Thanks for verifying

Edit: always wanted to be one of those foos typing “edit: dang this comment aged nicely”. Hello all. Thank you for encouraging me to introduce the styrofoam at my job to some friendly fire

@freetolive9222

1y↑111

this youtube video found you 💗

@s_p5321

Just cut some and do it , rather than doing it while it's being all put together.

@lt3997

1y↑604

nah mate, your factory's process might differ. try it out

@yonyon8670

1y↑135

Bro you should still give it a try this foam is made in china. Your might differ 🤣

@ganko2240

52w↑72

Sometimes I wonder if the spinning deli blade only works on deli meat,or if would it provide me with the close shave my junk craves.

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@katleido

27w↑342

Wow it’s scary how fast the fire spread, the entire room was engulfed in like 5 seconds. As dangerous and irresponsible as that guy was the factory itself isn’t the best with safety either, what if a spark somehow got on the rolls by accident?

@genericscout5408

26w↑48

This is why incidents like these happen daily in China. Over all it's cheaper to do it unsafely in the long term because no one goes through expensive punitative lawsuits over it.

@HIDAN228

26w↑6

There is nothing that can spark there.......😊

@JM_Tushe

26w↑8

Spark of what? It's a warehouse.

@saltshaker6002

26w↑16

@@JM_Tushewelders do exist in factories you know

@terencehill2320

25w↑1

In a sarcastic voice, well then it would have been an accident. We don't have the lighter and we certainly don't have the idiot

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@peculiarmann6884

2y↑38.3K

Proof that we all experience life differently. I would’ve had a million thoughts telling me why that was a bad idea. This guy didn’t have a single one. Amazing.

@Mike-bm1xv

2y↑16

im surprised we're so successful as a species with dumb people like that reproducing

@fermiparadox6787

2y↑891

I’ve only recently come to realize this

@user-gy1xp5fg3b

2y↑1.5K

Or he did and ignored all of them

@coz2j69

2y↑416

He did it intentionally

@heraldofoblivion727

2y↑745

He had those millions of thoughts, sadly his curiosity overwhelmed him and he is not quick enough to put a stop on it

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@ddmck1972

1y↑3.1K

Was this guy an actual employee? If so, I love the dress code they've implemented. Very relaxed.

@jmatx2673

1y↑399

You got to remember that's another whole country it's nothing like America rules laws rights all that stuff

@Muhammed01FI

1y↑37

🤣😂

@Vivyf

1y↑54

Might not be cause if he is, he should know that new freshly made foam is highly flammable

@MOBAgaming200

1y↑293

Well unlike America he dont have to wear bullet proof vest everytime, just relax🤣🤣

@El_Scorcho_

1y↑137

@Toonami 😑 youre clearly not from the US huh?

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@xanon4210

39w↑991

What a proactive worker! Taking the initiative! And he really lights the place up!

@SuperChaos002

38w↑7

😂

@agorismo_na_pratica

38w↑7

Hahaha laughing hard😂😂😂

@Dinoface-lr6rg

38w↑2

Lol this dude😂

@cra0cristal

38w↑15

Proactive, curious, eager to learn new things hands-on, enjoys testing new groundbreaking procedures

@patremagilbert682

37w↑1

😂

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@robertmartinez601

27w↑80

I'm just surprised by the lack of comments on how unsafe this is. No visible flammable warning signs or labels, and stacked that tightly and densely, is a HUGE hazard. That could happen from accidents, and with someone inside with no viable escape. You just don't put stuff up so it can burn that fast

@yourma2000

27w↑18

Would that've stopped him? Someone must've told him the foam was extremely flammable, otherwise he wouldn't have bothered experimenting.

@mikenorris4966

26w↑14

it's China....

@goaway7904

25w↑9

its china dude

@JunkCCCP

20w↑8

It's China, I'm surprised they had a separate room for these rolls and they weren't just stacked in the middle of some women operating sewing or cutting machines or something.

@pbxn-3rdx-85percent

19w

What's the use of warning signs when most of the employees can't read. 🤣🤣

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@TheFuturePerfectChannel

22w↑8

There are many people nowadays who roll their eyes on increasingly strict fire safety regulations and I used to be one of them, because I would have never believed that a fire can spread that easily and quickly, if I hadn't watched this video, which everyone should.

One really starts to stand in awe by watching this. Very uncanny.

@CaptainXanax

2y↑8.6K

You know that feeling of dread you get when you've done something you know you can't return from? It's something you can't hide and get away with. That guy just felt it big time.

@SemajRaff

2y↑514

I call it, “this wasn’t a problem 5 minutes ago”

@MrOrangeonion

2y↑66

Well being adulterous is worse than this, yet people dont dread.
The dread is because others will know no matter what, and you will be facing penalty. Many Adulterors in the chat being triggered by what i said.. Truth hurts.

@jp3813

2y↑230

@MrOrangeonion Worse than possibly burning other people? Way to sort out your priorities.

@chasiewatches6551

2y↑1

Nope, can't say I've felt that lol

@neoqueto

2y↑27

I would just jump into fire. So I don't have to deal with the consequences. And death penalty is appropriate here anyway.

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@Qqxx22

1y↑679

This guy makes me feel better about myself. Thanks man 👍

@nickterrett6613

51w↑17

😂

@whatshisname3304

51w

you really must be self-critical, it's like feeling smarter than a chimpanzee.

@olddirtyb4st3rd

39w

LOL nice one

@kaiholeung903

38w

If you feel better because this happened I think this is kinda crazy

@HokkaidoSan

33w

then you’re closer to this guys thought process than you think 😂

@lynco3296

38w↑259

I'll play devil's advocate and say that the employer deserves at least a little bit of criticism. The fact that he didn't know what would happen is crazy, that seems like the 1st thing you would tell anyone working anywhere near this stuff.

@aquarius5719

27w↑33

I recall an explosion in a factory. They were unloading propane gas and there was a guy wielding the ceiling. It was in the headlines of newspapers.

@sanjayw9878

26w↑3

@@aquarius5719wth. There must have been deaths in that 😢

@shizukagozen777

26w↑8

It totally justifies him wanting to put fire to stuff to see "what would happen". 🙃🙃🙃

@sanjayw9878

26w↑11

@@shizukagozen777 justifies? Did you misread by accident? Or are you exaggerating on purpose? Surely someone can not misunderstand so completely. Maybe if they are 12-13?

@bjrmagic1

26w↑10

@@sanjayw9878learn sarcasm …u r either 12-13 or most likely English is not ur first language

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@petrucci22

27w↑19

I don’t know about you guys, but I think he did a great service to the community. Those rolls were never safe.

@jibberism9910

15w

"Not today Satan!"

@invadervim9037

27w↑24

I hope this was a deliberate move against terrible working conditions. By how quick that went up, it probably should never have been stored like that.

@benoit-pierredemaine3824

22w↑5

Explication is written in text in the video.

Fresh foam must be store somewhere. Maybe this place was designed for that properly.

@lankey6969

18w↑2

The guy lit it on fire. Should they store it under water? He walked up with a lighter in his hand and set fire to it. Your brain is damaged or your mother drank, right?

@supermexicanroboninja3116

15w↑1

@@lankey6969
It doesn't take much to start a fire. Especially with something this flammable. There wasn't even any sort of fire suppression system, and given that this happened in China, they almost definitely are not as safe with this as they should be.

@chiquita683

2y↑6.7K

Kudos to him on identifying a dangerously fire hazard. Employee of the month

@savannahglebe5165

2y↑60

Would you have said that if you had a family member who worked in the same room? Or this was your business they were setting fire to?
Nah just some brain dead comment on Youtube.

@sanjeen2503

2y↑239

@Savannah Glebe yeah. The owner should be jailed and penalized. The worker should get only minor punishment.

@savannahglebe5165

2y↑1

@sanjeen2503 You mean the owner who wasnt even there? Had the employee not taken a lighter to it it would never had happened.
I can see your logic there 😂
You need locking up with him you scumbag.

@kenhdautientoitaora7676

2y↑246

@sanjeen2503 yea. The worker discover that foam is highly flamable, that should significant reduce his punishment

@chefboiarby304

2y↑92

"Today, smoking is going to save lives."

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@thaprofessa2296

1y↑141

The acceleration the fire had from the one roll to the entire array was crazy

@dave23024

35w↑2

Yeah, it doesn't even seem possible. It would have surprised me, too.

@ronbelanger4113

27w↑5

Like the story stated, it was fresh made and it off gases butane from production.

@ParisFletcher

1y↑295

Ok, I expected a fire to spread, but WOAH, that ignited so fast.

@muuzikk

1y↑13

Video says that it contain high concentration of butane gas.

@TR4R

1y↑13

Near my home something similar happened some years ago. There was a clothing depot and they had some mattresses too. The geniuses started to weld something there. A spark ignited one mattress. The rest is history.

@jasonirby3382

42w

That's what he said.

@zenos02

39w↑5

@@muuzikkdudes lucky he didn't catch fire himself

@nyccollin

39w

*Whoa. Woah rhymes with Noah.

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@charmio

26w↑7

Imagine welding nearby and thinking all you needed was a standard fire extinguisher to keep safe.
It's not entirely his fault, there should've been a training video showing just how flammable those are - and not just for the benefit of the overly curious.

@alexanderwademd

18w↑4

For all others, THIS should be in the training video!

@Privat2840

15w

With hi concentrations of flammable gas a spark from a light switch or dropped wrench could set the place off.

@scottmmafan925

1y↑612

I love how the guy runs like two steps and then looks back. I'm sure he had just one thought: "I've made a huge mistake."

@rzgtribe1884

1y↑22

he was like, maybe I can fix this. Nope 😂

@LittleLulubee

I doubt he had ANY thoughts. You have to be BRAIN DEAD to do that!! 😵‍💫

@phir9255

1y↑1

he's arrested but at least he survived

@mr.labman5967

1y↑1

The moment he looks back, his thoughts are, was the test a success or a fail. I actually think the test was a success, only it went out of control.

@therearenoshortcuts9868

1y↑2

his life literally went side ways in a few seconds

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@WinstonNewYork

46w↑77

Assuming no one was hurt, he did the world a favor, warning us about the dangers of such products.

@apokkalyps6

45w

Butane is highly flamable, water is wet, mentally disabled people have to have a sign telling them everyone of these, aparently.

@minhhoangnguyen6089

39w↑10

They were just done producing the foam in a factory. I doubt it will have any butane left by the time it reaches the buyers.

@chavzone

38w↑5

@@minhhoangnguyen6089 Yeah foam cladding never catches fire, no one would ever buy cheap irresponsibly produced foam, Grenfell certainly never caught fire!

@nijario9690

38w↑4

"no one was hurt" the guy just costed a lot of money to the company lol

@edinaldonokyojin8974

37w↑1

No dude, There is a lot of educational videos about dangerous stuff like that... This guy was just dumb and probably was aware about foam being inflamable. The only favor he did is to have me and others dying of laughter about his attitude

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@shadowbanned3716

18w↑1

Definately should have had training at the job informing everyone they are working with EXTREMELY flammable material. Man i bet the feeling of instant shock and regret he had was unreal.

@zamhamgmail

2y↑8.8K

This one thing is gonna change this carefree guy's life for eternity.

@sampy901

2y↑665

Or at the very least, his harvested organs.

@andresilvasophisma

Yes, chinese prisons will do that to you.

@prathameshtakane7354

2y↑292

I think most carefree guys need aan event with dire consequences to happen in their life, for them to change

@caroline61804

2y↑112

This one needs less freedom

@mechwarreir2

2y↑133

@Miranda Smith what if you gave him freedom, AND discipline? Rather than just taking away his freedom and making him think that you are an irrational fascist that needs to be revolted against.

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@PeterSwinkels

48w↑76

The way the fire spreads so quickly is amazing.

@Mi_Fa_Volare

42w↑3

Yeah, it even seems like a flaw with how flammable it is. But as the text implies, that's hopefully untreated feedstock.

@alternatereality7301

33w

@@Mi_Fa_Volare its chinese "quality"

@Chicken2235

25w

@@alternatereality7301 It had a flammable gas, and i'm pretty sure that everybody knows that foam is also flammable except this guy.

@Fuliginosus

1y↑85

That took guts. I admire that. He's exactly the kind of guy my company would like to hire.

@arkitekk289

1y↑24

You want your company on fire I guess

@jenrutherford6690

1y↑10

Do you have kamikaze intentions for your company ?

@MisterHowzat

1y↑13

@@jenrutherford6690 Maybe he's thinking about claiming insurance.

@adrenalineactivate

1y↑4

Not this dude mistaking stupidity with "guts" 🤣

@MisterHowzat

1y↑3

Looking at 3 comments below, I'm amazed how some people don't recognize sarcasm. It's a sad and dangerous world when people misinterpret or don't understand what they read. Remember, they could be voters or worse, be leaders themselves, and even arm themselves with deadly weapons.

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@Lulu-IX

27w↑14

I like how he actually tried to swat the fire out before running away😂

@pemudasedikittua359

1y↑80

There's space between curiosity and stupidity and somehow this guy connected it

@Ena48145

46w

It's not curiosity, it's called intrusive thoughts and they are very real

@bollockjohnson6156

23w↑4

The scary thing is that, judging by how workers come and go while wearing shorts and sandals, they don't have an ISO certified safety program. Which means there could have been an overworked laborer who decided to take a nap in between some soft foam rolls, way in the back where his boss couldn't see him.

@angmiming

2y↑5.3K

I'm impressed at his decision to test it out with the organize deck of rolls, not just in one isolated roll.

@WHITELIONNYC

2y↑194

Exactly...outdoors too.

@sugunatharunika3906

2y↑10

🤣🤣🤣

@thatguy1729

2y↑4

Impressed eh?

@ChrisGuerra31

And so close to his genitalia

@av3ngers17

2y↑1

@That Guy impressed by the sheer stupidity

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@youarenowawarepodcast8896

1y↑197

How do you work at a factory and not know how flammable your product is-

@ohhgodineedmoore2845

1y↑12

He’s not even wearing a shirt no PPE

@UNQUELLED

1y↑41

“How do I work at this factory and not know how flammable this product is?” The man thinks, then proceeds to improve his knowledge.

@stephenolan5539

1y↑5

A lot of managers think that knowledge interferes with workers ability.

@tm13tube

1y↑5

He knows now.

@kinosyk

1y↑11

Cheap labor doesn’t include educating the employees

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@h-a-y-k4149

1y↑4

It's actually easy to mess things up like this. Especially if you have got bad education or your parents didn't tell you to be cautious and you haven't seen others doing this kind of stuff you might not even consider that there could be a risk. Moreover, I think those who store these items should have considered the highly flammability. Given how it is to cause a major fire with these, they should have taken some precautions.

@ropefreeze1660

17w↑2

I don't think any factory should be able to combust that quickly, some sort of precautions should be taken. I find it hard to blame this guy when any spark can ignite the entire building.

@Mrs.Currie

17w↑1

Criticizing the factory's lack of precautions is valid, but saying "I find it hard to blame this guy" is ridiculous. He deserves a lot of blame.
It's because of idiots that more and more precautions are needed.

@dritzzdarkwood4727

39w↑69

I love that he devotes no thought process to the close vicinity of the other rolls and he opted not to try on one several metres away from anything else.
Human stupidity in all of its wondrous forms is how I make my money, keep it up!

@thejoker1979666

38w↑7

He could have cut off a small piece if he was so curious. One wonders if the other workers get paid during reparations or if they get unemployed?

@dritzzdarkwood4727

34w↑8

@@thejoker1979666
Most likely the latter. I don't think they're too big on work union reforms and regulations in China.

@jamessmith-ie7ym

27w

Assuming you're in America, you must be one rich dude!!!!

@bleh-zj1hy

18w↑1

Crazy how fast the fire spreads

@zennyfieldster4220

2y↑8.3K

That is honestly the fastest I’ve ever seen a flame go from a small fire to 20+ rolls up in roar flames in literally less than a second! That’s terrifying!

@abcdefgh6121

2y↑201

At least they have unity, as in if you are in it bro, I will be with you too.

@ryanwatterson4038

2y↑212

Foams full of butane gas

@metalema6

2y↑278

In europe you would be fined into oblivion if you had such a material stocked that way

@seregill13

2y↑291

@metalema6 To be fair you can get fined for pretty much anything in Europe

@luckyme8840

2y↑42

Yeah true. I thought the same. I never saw anything like that before. It took 2 seconds and whao...

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@bigboldbicycle

1y↑22

He probably thought he would prove the boss wrong by demonstrating the rolls weren't actually that flammable.

@xi_is_a_spy_main

1y↑17

Have you ever had that moment when your brain just randomly tells you to do something bad or something that you know is gonna end badly, like slapping someone who's talking to you, or push someone down the stair, or something? But most of us probably would have some sort of restrain to NOT actually do it.

Well, this guy lacks that restrain.

@nickterrett6613

51w↑1

mmmmm🤔 im kinda concerned about your thought processes aswell😮

@karlscher5170

51w↑1

Or jumping into traffic

@rogerwilco2

27w↑4

I always want to ask people like this what they think would happen.

@thedrbat9572

1y↑64

I'll admit, I have had times like this in my life where I get overly 'curious' but Im smart enough to know that I can rip a piece of the foam off first and then do it instead of lighting the entire role!

@clusterfox6143

24w↑3

He was testing the flammability for safety reasons. Now we know. Thank you pyro man.

@rm4692

2y↑7.3K

I can comprehend his curiosity about seeing if/or how flammable the foam was but I will never understand how lighting a roll on fire instead of cutting a piece off was how he decided to go about it 🤦🏾‍♂️

@benjiunofficial

2y↑119

Maybe there's a rule against cutting off pieces

@lytereaper

1y↑1.5K

@Benny Lawrence And there isn't a rule for burning the full piece next to all the other pieces?

@benjiunofficial

1y↑190

@LyteReaper Nope.

@laylaminrir

1y↑400

Some people skip steps during thinking process.

@juleswifey6003

1y↑126

This. I was wondering the same thing. Why not cut a piece off and take it to an open concreted space?

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@alphanumeric6582

38w↑4

He either let his intrusive thoughts win or he just had no thoughts and decided to do whatever he did without thinking

@kachrachi

1y↑12

At least he resolved one of life's biggest mysteries: are foam rolls flammable...

@aquarius5719

27w↑1

Send a message to that guy.
"Thank you for showing one more thing we should not do".

@eyegnieesllA

15w

Let this be a reminder than one should carefully consider each action. Even seemingly mundane things can cause disaster in the wrong, unthinking hands.

@zandatsu07

1y↑27

The perfect way to make your boss say "You're fired!"

@JohnJones-ct9pr

51w↑4

Factory got fire(d) as well. Boss probably also got the sack for hiring such a dumbo.

@Unknownplsyer

47w↑1

He isn't just fired, he is going to jail too.

@mikicerise6250

39w

No boss, YOU'RE fired. 😏🔥

@strengthinyin9190

18w

He did us a favour really. What are those cotton rolls doing having so much butane? An what happens when those foam roles are used in the house, what happens with a kitchen fire? Salute to the man for saving many lives. And hope everyone is ok in the warehouse & such.

@BeemerTwelve

2y↑1.9K

That's, without any doubt, the most successful fire test I've ever seen in my life.

@thekingofwaffles8403

Seriously?! Successful fire test?! Hmmmm.... Maybe this idiot can see check if Mauna Kea & Kilauea volcanoes are hot enough to set things on fire if someone gets really close.

@guywhoasked903

2y↑3

😂

@ascrein5247

2y↑6

It was pretty much instant results. Blink and you miss it kind.

@keurikeuri7851

49w↑7

Thinking why this case still needs investigation made me thought of other possible reasons why he did it:
- he got into a debate with someone and he was dared to test the theory, now they are investigation for other accomplices
- it was for the insurance money and the owners probably payed this guy to do just that

@maxtor6416

49w↑4

China tho. No insurance lol

@chavzone

38w

@@maxtor6416 total lie from an ignorant buffoon. property insurance is mandatory to run a business in China

@JXSMS

33w↑1

Yeah, or he might hold a grudge against the factory and just wanted to burn it down.

@mychathura

1y↑19

Lesson. Educate and train your employees and never stop it.

@bigbleeg

1y↑4

Educate them on not literally lighting gas on fire? No helping this guy

@aquarius5719

27w↑1

Education is cheap. Lack of it is expensive.

@brada5142

25w↑1

Interesting to see how one intrusive thought can literally ruin your life

@Agheel

1y↑1

The fact that a small flame could cause all that foam to catch flame that quickly is concerning. Hopefully he brought to light the dangers of this “new” technology.

@SleepyPlushy

34w

Imagine the house gets bhrned down fast from it

@lucaucronia1706

19w↑1

That guy saved a lot of lives that day by destroying that foam

@TheCaesarion

2y↑2.7K

Only 2 words can describe how I’m feeling..

This guy

@aryansyahputra8278

2y↑20

With "sigh" 😔 face ofc

@ardiansach3290

2y↑5

excited and regretful?

@Onerva_official

2y↑23

You're. Fired.

@jasminemosby5403

2y↑2

@dead_spaz lol

@veritasverus1276

2y↑4

@dead_spaz More like, You're Jailed

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@blacksunangel636

1y↑63

Tbh I laughed when i saw him trying to put out the fire with his hands then it got too big and he fled realizing how big of a trouble he was in

@davidci

39w↑24

I think this is the perfect example of a flashover. If a fire becomes too big or hot enough, it can reach the point of flashover which is when the temperature is hot enough to make all nearby flammable materials to spontaneously combust. This is the reason why every styrofoam roll suddenly catches on fire all at once.

@danielherrera4250

39w↑9

Or maybe if you watched the video you’d know it was because the freshly made styrofoam realeses flammable gas

@ghostman5620

38w

Your spelling should catch fire.

@caielesr

37w↑4

Nope. Just freshly made styrofoam.

@crackwitz

15w

That is not flash-over. Find your nearest fire house and let them explain the difference.

@Gariel2007

23w↑1

That was surreal how quickly it ignited!!

@ptpl0313

1y↑2

Manufacturer should be punished for making those dangerous foams. These foams end up in our homes and people sit on it and walk on it. Thanks to the man for making us aware.

@dosmundos3830

1y↑3

The way those rolls ignited all at once showed how much flammable vapours they were giving off. Working around and breathing the vapours may have had an effect on his mental state,

@khalilrichardson491

34w

Polyurethane foam paddings used in modern sofas, chairs and couches aren't just flammable, but when burning, it emits carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide, making the smoke extremely poisonous and deadly

@colemarie9262

19w

Fun fact: if you’ve ever seen live music in a club, chances are they have this exact material as soundproofing. You also have similar materials in your mattress, couches, chairs, etc.

Sleep tight 🤞

@AceKiller9000

2y↑2.8K

Well, he has taught millions of viewers a lot about foam and fire

@sharvendrathinagaran5335

2y↑30

Well we can learn a lot from the pain and experience of others😂

@jasminejenkins3073

2y↑1

😅

@adriansteve8159

2y↑12

True u dnt wnt that in ur house

@gameroloco

2y↑1

hahaha

@iocu

2y↑6

coincidentally "About Foam and Fire" is the name of my 7th album.

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@sockpuppetbitme

38w↑4

The truly shocking thing is that he was promoted to Chief Safety Officer after this incident, and now goes around testing the flamability of many random materials.

@truck-kun3623

38w↑2

More like promoted to prison camp worker for life

@learnchinese18

37w↑1

This isn’t true. Don’t lie

@sockpuppetbitme

37w↑1

@@learnchinese18 LOL it's true, he goes around lighting things up and recording how fast the factory burns down.😆

@MCNarret

38w

While it's tempting to shake your head at this guy, I kinda just feel bad, like it's society's fault for not educating these people.

@Renville80

27w

That is terrifying how fast that foam ignited. I’ll bet even if the worker had torn off a piece and ignited it at some distance, the flame would probably have jumped to the rolls. If this was in China, I wouldn’t be surprised if he was summarily executed soon afterwards.

@tempusfugit9796

1y↑2

This lad just proved how unsafe this foam was. Would you want this stuff in your house?

@catcalculator559

27w

Its insane how fast everything was set on fire

@TheFrogMan-or5rx

2y↑4.8K

I don't know if any amount of safety training would have stopped people like this guy. Choosing to light a fire at a large group instead of taking small amount, doing this in front of a security camera, having nothing on hand to put out even a small fire...

@i_dont_have_a_name

2y↑61

@Smoke King life time

@corediagram8016

2y↑458

Here is where you are wrong. The people who owned the warehouse went the easy and fast way. They recruited illiterate, poor, untrained and cheap-pay workers like him to do the heavy lifting/manual labor. The guy is obviously illiterate and I am quite certain he was never trained. More importantly, when you own a warehouse that contains flammable materials, there are certain safety standards to adhere to. Either the provincial authorities do not regulate safety standards or the owner did not bother. Simply covering the flammable foam via tarpaulin or some cloth, or separating the rolls of foam would have prevented the fire from covering the warehouse.
Regarding people being killed, this is not arson. This is gross negligence and that too, the negligence is not the worker's alone. The owners are equally at fault for not training him and for not implementing safety and preventive measures in their warehouse. Don't blame the worker fully.

@justinrodgers9928

2y↑55

Prime candidate for natural selection

@hopree2839

2y↑14

Impulsivity is indeed scary

@chefandmusician9170

2y↑30

I would've taken a small piece
Then again the human brain doesn't think at all times

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@Aspirant-EA

1y↑3

I can just feel sorry for the man...

@user-ix9ri9ux2z

27w

It’s amazing how quickly it spread

@captainkyrgyzstan4516

1y↑7

I know he acted stupidly,but I feel bad for that guy. I remember when I was 5 years old,i and my friend burnt our grass that we prepared for winter for cows. Till i grown up my neighbor used to call me firefighter sarcastically hahaha

@ramepstein1432

18w

Give that man a raise

@firestarterri

2y↑5.5K

It’s crazy how it can take less than a minute to cause such destruction and to forever change the trajectory of one’s life.

@arifasatria7704

2y↑185

Crazy it only took few seconds for it to spread

@victorotero3157

2y↑42

well it gas what you expect? slow spread it a chemical reaction genius 🤣

@adrian9098

2y↑68

He have nobody to blame apart for himself...

@KannyValentine

2y↑28

Less than 1 second

@ukaamb5919

2y↑6

Many life

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@user23867

50w↑4

Oh boy. That scary thing, is that entire warehouse was just one ember away from complete annihilation the whole time.

@kickiniitbak

38w↑1

But….why…? Someone hand this man a Darwin Award.

@TexasHarleyBoy65

18w

His mom always said his high level of curiosity was one of his strongest traits.

@katherinecleaveland490

1y↑1

Immediate life in prison without the possibility of parole! He could have killed hundreds of people, burned down neighboring homes/buildings, or caused an explosion. He was… lighting things that don’t belong to him on fire out of… curiosity? No. He did this on purpose. He should be thanking his lucky stars if he isn’t sentenced to death!

@scorchedearth1451

29w↑1

You can literally smell how flammable that stuff is.
I worked in such places, and you can smell the flammable gas that comes from it when you enter such place.
Just a spark is enough.

@stojed

2y↑6.3K

There is a part of me that feels sorry for this man, but that part of me is eclipsed by the side that is just happy I will never do anything remotely as dumb.

@kgeo2686

2y↑10

Same

@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3

Never say never. 80 million people voted for Joe despite him clearly undergoing elderly abuse.

@toro6389

2y↑75

I do t feel sorry. He should go to prison for that

@Jessica-sf7fc

2y↑165

Curiosity killed this cat. This mans organs will be harvested soon enough.

@harborsadolescentfears9322

2y↑51

I don't feel sorry for him at all. I'm like: "Dude, you're not 4".🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

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@crlourenco88

1y↑4

He wanted to test the foam in the same place it is storaged.
Genius

@josephastier7421

18w

I would never have guessed it to be that flammable. But I would have tested a piece outside to find out.

@JonSmith-cx7gr

27w↑6

From a scientific research perspective (i.e the perspective that the worker was clearly coming from), this is not really a statistically significant result.
I feel that the worker needs to carry out further research in this field before we can conclusively state that this foam is flammable. It is only through the curious minds of men like this that we can obtain empirical evidence of what does and what does not immediately go up in flames. Everything we know about fire, we have learned from standing on the shoulders of intellectual giants such as this shirtless man.....

@projectmiyashi

26w

I agree. There's safety codes nowadays due to curious ppl like him. Thou in this case, the cost are too high. Then again, it all depends if company sticks to the code and trains worker to adhere to it. His act was intentional, but the results was beyond his judgement. When I was a kid, I took a shaving razor I found off the road and ran it down my palm, slicing it open. Just because my dad told me not to play with razors as it's sharp. I remembered thinking , "is it really that sharp? Well how sharp it is actually? " before I tried on a blade of grass, and then my palm. Lol

@Gretanit

22w

Да этот человек провел настоящее научное исследование, по затраченным деньгам, сравнимо с мистером Бистом

@xofert5982

1y↑2

That man is 100% at fault but the company should have made it safer in case it caught on fire for any other reasons

@ArqVictorCastedo

Just look at the work dress code and you will have your answer.

@johannesschmitz6370

26w

yeah, should have worn some styrofoam overalls@@ArqVictorCastedo

@Zaulty2304

2y↑8.7K

this man proved the whole world that curiosity can be bad

@dometheonlyone8936

2y↑360

Curiosity without safety are disaster waiting to happen.

@irminalasimin2385

2y↑58

Or like the pandora’s box myth

@debanjansaha1304

2y↑207

Better say, curiosity with no brain is bad.

@headphones2308

2y↑224

I wouldn’t say curiosity in itself is the issue, rather the lack of braincells that acted upon the curiosity.

He could’ve just taken and ignited one isolated foam in a controlled environment to test how flammable it was, instead of igniting a foam that is in close proximity to dozens of other foams.

@dometheonlyone8936

2y↑4

@Irmina Lasimin 2 women Am I RigHt🤣🤣🤣🤣

Is a joke

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@sran9492

1y↑1

For those that are curious what happened next, he did not lose his job, CEO of the company put him to be his advisor. You can thank me later

@zebul5854

39w↑1

At least we can witness how quick the fire spread. Whenever we see flammable warning, just remember this.

@Leroy1

25w

Crazy how fast it spreads

@mason3641

1y↑1

I'm not doubting this man's stupidity but I'm honestly surprised how fast that fire spread it almost looks sped up

@kirbyman1kanden7pf

21w

that must have been the easiest arson case ever to prosecute and convict

@MauryExplorer_

2y↑4.4K

This is the story of a man named Stanley. He was so bad at following instructions that it's incredible he wasn't fired years ago.

@cxireen2193

2y↑16

tHE eND :D

@monsterzero641

2y↑11

...that didn't help at all.

@picaresqueseeker

2y↑16

Was he attempting to fire himself??!

@HatlessAtlasHA

2y↑17

STANLEY!

Oh, yes.. The Parable <3

@ahmaddddd100

Who's that ?

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@jamesricker3997

1y↑2

I would be very concerned about what the foam is used for

@igamewhenimbored7696

48w↑1

I like that his method wasn't cut off a piece and isolate it
Or move a roll and isolate it
It was walk up to the entire locations stockpile and immediately ignite "just one"

@gatocles99

18w

He says he was "curious"... the truth is that he is a firebug, and he deserves the prison sentence that he got.

@CaligulaInvictus

19w

Glad that foam isn't out on the market. This guy is a hero.

@syedthefunnyguy7570

27w

I understand the curiosity, there is no harm in trying things out.. however, consider the situation and at least separate the ones that is intended to test upon.. this way.. if there is damage.. at least it's just your job that you lost..

@Chancelaforme

1y↑2.3K

I like how he made the effort to hide the lighter with his body from the camera.

Like there’s any possibility the security guys watching this were gonna assume he could make flame from his hands.

@sarahstudies8149

1y↑28

😂

@MyAmigoGarfield

1y↑15

Hahaha xD

@senecathefuka441

1y↑4

When is he doing that?

@Livingtree32

1y↑4

😂

@Yakumoki

1y↑30

Lol yeah I think he thought it would catch fire like toilet paper, a small amount

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@Hezoyam10

46w↑3

Crazy part is the factory owner can do nothing about the loss

@chavzone

38w

He can claim insurance money for starters, but it's a colossal setback for sure

@AbbreviatedReviews

31w

I've never seen so much of something become fire so quickly.

@jonsumisu9016

18w↑1

Scary thing is: we could all be working with idiots like this and not know it.

@scriptgee5176

50w↑5

There's gotta be some kind of flammable chemicals behind those pile, I get those foams are highly flammable but the way it spread in a second was insane.

Edit: I just read the caption and it literally says that the foams are contained butane gas 😂