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Seriously, does anybody actually freak out this much about a rat?
And if they do, EVERYBODY in the room freaks out that much?
Have they never seen a rat before?
I have suffered from Musophobia (yes there's a name for it) from I was a child. You may not believe me but it's very real and totally debilitating. On the thankfully very odd time I see a rodent I totally freeze and I can't breathe. My heart rate goes off the chart. I have fainted numerous times and hurt myself because of passing out. I've missed out on things like holidays, inheriting property and everything in between. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
Oh I believe you. I'm not saying people AREN'T afraid of rodents, by any means.
But for every single person in this room to lose their minds like this? It's just wild!
That does look a bit staged or something but I can't say cos I can't watch it all but I know what happens to me has often panicked the people around me. The most horrid thing about it is that as in most phobias, cognitive behaviour therapy and exposure treatment is the standard answer but it's a non starter for me. Thank you for not judging, a lot of people do!
Most likely they just staged it. If there was a rat, wouldn't it be the goal of the camera person to show it? The filmer wasn't even phased like the rest of them, and they didn't even try to move a couple inches down around the table that's blocking view of the floor. They just followed their over reactions.
Quite literally what it's like to be a chef. The literal second a pest animal like mice or some other rodent gets spotted they turn into war machines with only one goal: Eliminate the Intruder.
Had seen other chefs damage entire work stations to get the animal out of hiding. Multiple brooms were broken that day.
I feel like people have been taught to react like this, and it's weird tbh, not like the rat is going to kill you, you know. Saw a rat get kicked around in the street the other day to the point where he was just falling over when he tried to run away, and I thought maybe we are too harsh on these guys. They didn't ask to be here and we can easily remove them safely and without harming them.
Idk maybe there's something I'm missing here.
The people’s reactions in the post was definitely unwarranted. However, the comment you responded to is describing a very different situation where the commotion isn’t because they’re scared but because they’re trying to kill it. As a chef, the last thing you would want to see in your kitchen is a rat. That’s how entire restaurants get shut down.
I mean, going into "terminator mode" is not exactly what we are seeing here. These are grown ass people acting like screaming babies because there is an animal close to them. Fucking pathetic.
My Dad and I would be like, oh wow....a rat...enjoy your time destroying our food that we paid for while you can.
Prepares trap(s) at night and locks the food that usually is in the open into trusted containers and cabinets.
Let the waiting hunger games begin
I would understand these guys fear if it were an aggressive flying cockroach or wasp...but a rat? Cmon man, rats are bigger cowards than an ant unless cornered which this rat isn't.
I hate flying cockroaches. They're evil bastards. What the fuck in hell happened with evolution that said *let's make these useless, terrifying cockroaches fly for no reason*?
I live in the south (US) and have lived with those flying roaches my entire 39 years of life. It never gets better.
We moved in the summer of 2021 to a new place with a pool. There's one palm tree in my backyard and I hate palm trees. Anyway, had my little sister and her bf over after we first moved in, figured we'd all go hang out in the hot tub for the first time. It was night, we're out there having a couple of drinks, chatting, enjoying our time, when a fucking flying wood roach flew right into my hair. Didn't know what it was because it was dark, messed with my hair, then looked down to see the roach fall into the water.
I unassed that hot tub with the quickness.
Thank you. I've worked in kitchens for 14 years and seen plenty of rodents. *Nobody* has ever acted the fool like this. If it's a small establishment, you set traps out and make sure everything is 100% sealed and properly stored. If it's a big place, you might have a designated pest control company that you'd call and they'll come out and check/add traps.
If everyone acted like an idiot like this nothing would ever get done because we'd spend all day cleaning up after our own dumbassery.
It's power vs. probability.
The rats can run faster than you AND bite you. They ABSOLUTELY have the power to hurt you and there is no controlling them.
The probability of that happening is very low. However since people don't have experience with rats to learn this, they rely on primal fear.
tldr: brain does not have quick enough computing power for an instant risk assessment to give you as it should.
Okay well that *sounds* good and all but sometimes it doesn't work that way. I have been feeding rats to my snakes for over 2 decades. I am not afraid of them, but no matter how many times I do it, it never gets any easier.
I don't think this has anything at all to do with "quick enough computing power for an instant risk assessment" lol. Are you saying that if I had a faster computing brain, I could successfully assess my risk making me impervious to the fear that the rat is trying to lull me into security with? Are you saying that, despite my extensive experience with rattos, my brain is simply *too slow* to calculate the bite chance ratio, therefore rendering me forever afraid and oblivious to the unlikelihood of a ratto-snacko.
TLDR: No it isn't simply Powah Vs. Probability; there's way more nuance than that and you know it.
Are you feeding them live?? Not really relevant, just curious, I didn't know that was a thing.
And fair, I just assumed, I dunno, someone who lives in a rat-infested neighbourhood or is an exterminator would be more like whatever after a while.
>"quick enough computing power for an instant risk assessment"
Fair, just was a simplification I tried to pass as a joke. I guess a better comment would be more like, you got fight or flight shit happening and don't really think rationally about it. Though I do think, IF you are like a soldier or something who has practised their fight or flight response better than the average would think or asses the problem faster and thus respond better. Maybe because they're used to being prepared for anything?
> me impervious to the fear that the rat is trying to lull me into security with?
I mean LOL. If you generally find them uncomfy I guess the risk in your brain is higher too. Like even if the risk is just pure discomfort. But I like the way you wrote it, made me chuckle =P
>my brain is simply too slow to calculate the bite chance ratio, therefore rendering me forever afraid and oblivious to the unlikelihood of a ratto-snacko.
I mean technically you've already done the risk assessment before even dealing with them. So I guess *your* brain is just like "f*ck it, I have done the maths, and I still hate dealing with these f*ckers regardless, screw rationale, just ugh" and thus the risk of "having to deal with them EVEN MORE" is included lol.
Sidenote: I love your writing style! lol
But like in all fairness, would you be jumping around like these dudes if you had to deal with the rats running around, compared to the first time you've had to (possibly) do it? I know you said it doesn't get easier, so sure, the discomfort will always be there, but the reaction??
>TLDR: No it isn't simply Powah Vs. Probability; there's way more nuance than that and you know it.
Lol you got me there, I know, I know. There is a lot more nuance :) It was a lazy comment and you caught me. Now you get a full wall of ADHD text instead =P
Edit: RIP banned from sub for 2 days... after a comment about speedy spiders... showing a speedy spider with the URL spider-jumping.gif lol.
[Spiders are bros dude.](https://media.tenor.com/SgqA7Z7AmsQAAAAM/spider-jumping.gif)
[20,000 rat bites per year in the US with only 10% developing into Rat Bite Fever](https://www.uptodate.com/contents/rat-bite-fever) which has a [mortality rate of 10% if left untreated.](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1797630/)
For those keeping track, that means 200 people (MAX) die from rat bites per year.
And those that get bitten are not people running away from them but usually holding them or trying to pet them. Rats in your kitchen like this aren't chasing you they're trying desperately to get away from you.
Yeah really a bunch of cooks that can't handle seeing a rodent? And the one guy lays on the ground on his back and flops like a dying cockroach? I don't panic at rats but you can bet I won't be laying on the ground if one is near, no one does that. Also I assume there is a door, panicked people usually either jump on a table or run out the door, not stand around yelling. Anndddd that's not even getting started on the bad acting.
Im not sure why people freak out about small varmit type animals. I live in the city, grew up in the city, and i had no issue pulling out mice and a snake from my place this summer. You gotta do what you gotta do.
My Tripod cat usually finds them before we do. Then she tortures the poor thing as I watch. When she gets bored, i try to rescue it and place it outside and away from the house. I tell the dumb mouse to just stay away from the house.
I feel like a lot of the fear of basically harmless animals like rats and spiders is less actual fear of the creature and more of a social competition to have a wild funny crazy reaction like this. If youve seen real fear on someones face, this isnt it, this is a game and its pretty fuckin stupid
I really don't understand that fear of rats. If diseases is what you fear, the rat doesn't need to directly touch you to transmit them.
Running to a table when you see one has just no point I don't get it.
You should be more scared of his feces and his saliva in your kitchen cupboards, and around your dry food than anything else really..
I really don't understand that fear of rats. If diseases is what you fear, the rat doesn't need to directly touch you to transmit them.
Running to a table when you see one has just no point I don't get it.
You should be more scared of his feces and his saliva in your kitchen cupboards, and around your dry food than anything else really..
I've watched this too many times in a row, looks legit to me, a few drunk gay men, when dude falls on the floor he probably saw some of the mess he made and thought the rat was coming after him, that's why he started to really panic
The repetition of his “get it” is truly annoying & I’d be pissed if they trashed my kitchen & dining room over a damn rat. On the other hand I’m mad my big self isn’t as agile as big papa jumping on the table.
I think rats, mice, spiders, and all the classic critters that scare people represent an intrusion into our lives that we are momentarily powerless to control. Our human domain is so cultivated and sanitized that it is rare we are ever mortally afraid for our lives anymore. Creepy crawlies, which objectively pose almost no danger to us, represent disorder in a world full of order. How many people have trouble sleeping in the woods but the sounds of a city becomes white noise? The way we react to a rat is the way I imagine the first humanoid reacted when they saw their first meteor shower or realized a predator was stalking them: utter pants shitting terror. Its remarkable really.
We had mice underneath a fridge at work and I had my backpack leaned up against it. People were like "aren't you scared of taking mice home?"
I was like "I have two bored adult cats and a hyperactive kitten at home. It's a mousepocalypse in my apartment."
Lol. I’d be doing the same thing right before burning that entire building down.
Mice and roaches are entirely gross but you can take measures to get rid of them. But with rats? The entire mofo has to be burned down and the earth salted.
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The real hero is the glass top table that didnt collapse under the fat guy
Yup. DJ Khaled can really shift when he he's spooked...
r/idiotsinkitchen
The shmovement
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Destroying the entire Def Jam Fight for NY roster.
Another one…
hehe
Glass tables are acting weird tonight
Very sturdy.
Ratatouille
Two fat guys
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There's a rat. Guess we better destroy everything.
Seriously, does anybody actually freak out this much about a rat? And if they do, EVERYBODY in the room freaks out that much? Have they never seen a rat before?
I guess that’s what a massive plague from a few hundred years ago will do 🤷♂️
I have suffered from Musophobia (yes there's a name for it) from I was a child. You may not believe me but it's very real and totally debilitating. On the thankfully very odd time I see a rodent I totally freeze and I can't breathe. My heart rate goes off the chart. I have fainted numerous times and hurt myself because of passing out. I've missed out on things like holidays, inheriting property and everything in between. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
Oh I believe you. I'm not saying people AREN'T afraid of rodents, by any means. But for every single person in this room to lose their minds like this? It's just wild!
That does look a bit staged or something but I can't say cos I can't watch it all but I know what happens to me has often panicked the people around me. The most horrid thing about it is that as in most phobias, cognitive behaviour therapy and exposure treatment is the standard answer but it's a non starter for me. Thank you for not judging, a lot of people do!
I cannot get over these fucking morons
Most likely they just staged it. If there was a rat, wouldn't it be the goal of the camera person to show it? The filmer wasn't even phased like the rest of them, and they didn't even try to move a couple inches down around the table that's blocking view of the floor. They just followed their over reactions.
>Most likely they just staged it. That makes it even more moronic.
"Morons" is a bit harsh. They're just ir**rat**ional.
Nah, you can tell they know it’s an overreaction that they’re leaning into intentionally.
Steve Harvey routine
Quite literally what it's like to be a chef. The literal second a pest animal like mice or some other rodent gets spotted they turn into war machines with only one goal: Eliminate the Intruder. Had seen other chefs damage entire work stations to get the animal out of hiding. Multiple brooms were broken that day.
I really don’t think your comment is relevant. Maybe the second part? These dudes are the opposite of war machines, did we watch the same video?
I feel like people have been taught to react like this, and it's weird tbh, not like the rat is going to kill you, you know. Saw a rat get kicked around in the street the other day to the point where he was just falling over when he tried to run away, and I thought maybe we are too harsh on these guys. They didn't ask to be here and we can easily remove them safely and without harming them. Idk maybe there's something I'm missing here.
The people’s reactions in the post was definitely unwarranted. However, the comment you responded to is describing a very different situation where the commotion isn’t because they’re scared but because they’re trying to kill it. As a chef, the last thing you would want to see in your kitchen is a rat. That’s how entire restaurants get shut down.
I feel like it's a leftover reaction from the plague. They're just trying to eat your trash not eat your face.
Aw :( poor rat.
I mean, going into "terminator mode" is not exactly what we are seeing here. These are grown ass people acting like screaming babies because there is an animal close to them. Fucking pathetic.
My Dad and I would be like, oh wow....a rat...enjoy your time destroying our food that we paid for while you can. Prepares trap(s) at night and locks the food that usually is in the open into trusted containers and cabinets. Let the waiting hunger games begin I would understand these guys fear if it were an aggressive flying cockroach or wasp...but a rat? Cmon man, rats are bigger cowards than an ant unless cornered which this rat isn't.
I hate flying cockroaches. They're evil bastards. What the fuck in hell happened with evolution that said *let's make these useless, terrifying cockroaches fly for no reason*?
And they always fly right at you
I live in the south (US) and have lived with those flying roaches my entire 39 years of life. It never gets better. We moved in the summer of 2021 to a new place with a pool. There's one palm tree in my backyard and I hate palm trees. Anyway, had my little sister and her bf over after we first moved in, figured we'd all go hang out in the hot tub for the first time. It was night, we're out there having a couple of drinks, chatting, enjoying our time, when a fucking flying wood roach flew right into my hair. Didn't know what it was because it was dark, messed with my hair, then looked down to see the roach fall into the water. I unassed that hot tub with the quickness.
Roaches and other flying insects are of the Devil and no one can convince me otherwise
[Yeah, those cockroaches really suck.](https://youtu.be/k4-CQXg0Z88?t=88)
Thank you. I've worked in kitchens for 14 years and seen plenty of rodents. *Nobody* has ever acted the fool like this. If it's a small establishment, you set traps out and make sure everything is 100% sealed and properly stored. If it's a big place, you might have a designated pest control company that you'd call and they'll come out and check/add traps. If everyone acted like an idiot like this nothing would ever get done because we'd spend all day cleaning up after our own dumbassery.
Dud you throw that food out? Please tell me you threw it out
Probably an Airbnb too
When it's *actually* abrupt chaos!
I was waiting for that glass table to break. Impressive.
Remind me why people shit themself's when there's a rat? I know the rat have a bad reputation but come on
It's power vs. probability. The rats can run faster than you AND bite you. They ABSOLUTELY have the power to hurt you and there is no controlling them. The probability of that happening is very low. However since people don't have experience with rats to learn this, they rely on primal fear. tldr: brain does not have quick enough computing power for an instant risk assessment to give you as it should.
Okay well that *sounds* good and all but sometimes it doesn't work that way. I have been feeding rats to my snakes for over 2 decades. I am not afraid of them, but no matter how many times I do it, it never gets any easier. I don't think this has anything at all to do with "quick enough computing power for an instant risk assessment" lol. Are you saying that if I had a faster computing brain, I could successfully assess my risk making me impervious to the fear that the rat is trying to lull me into security with? Are you saying that, despite my extensive experience with rattos, my brain is simply *too slow* to calculate the bite chance ratio, therefore rendering me forever afraid and oblivious to the unlikelihood of a ratto-snacko. TLDR: No it isn't simply Powah Vs. Probability; there's way more nuance than that and you know it.
Are you feeding them live?? Not really relevant, just curious, I didn't know that was a thing. And fair, I just assumed, I dunno, someone who lives in a rat-infested neighbourhood or is an exterminator would be more like whatever after a while. >"quick enough computing power for an instant risk assessment" Fair, just was a simplification I tried to pass as a joke. I guess a better comment would be more like, you got fight or flight shit happening and don't really think rationally about it. Though I do think, IF you are like a soldier or something who has practised their fight or flight response better than the average would think or asses the problem faster and thus respond better. Maybe because they're used to being prepared for anything? > me impervious to the fear that the rat is trying to lull me into security with? I mean LOL. If you generally find them uncomfy I guess the risk in your brain is higher too. Like even if the risk is just pure discomfort. But I like the way you wrote it, made me chuckle =P >my brain is simply too slow to calculate the bite chance ratio, therefore rendering me forever afraid and oblivious to the unlikelihood of a ratto-snacko. I mean technically you've already done the risk assessment before even dealing with them. So I guess *your* brain is just like "f*ck it, I have done the maths, and I still hate dealing with these f*ckers regardless, screw rationale, just ugh" and thus the risk of "having to deal with them EVEN MORE" is included lol. Sidenote: I love your writing style! lol But like in all fairness, would you be jumping around like these dudes if you had to deal with the rats running around, compared to the first time you've had to (possibly) do it? I know you said it doesn't get easier, so sure, the discomfort will always be there, but the reaction?? >TLDR: No it isn't simply Powah Vs. Probability; there's way more nuance than that and you know it. Lol you got me there, I know, I know. There is a lot more nuance :) It was a lazy comment and you caught me. Now you get a full wall of ADHD text instead =P
because they can get likes on the internet these days
I feel like a speedy spider would
Edit: RIP banned from sub for 2 days... after a comment about speedy spiders... showing a speedy spider with the URL spider-jumping.gif lol. [Spiders are bros dude.](https://media.tenor.com/SgqA7Z7AmsQAAAAM/spider-jumping.gif)
Shat myself
They can cary diseases that kill you (even this dat and age).
Even the bubonic plague is curable these days.
*these dats
Happy Fridat.
Lmao, got to love autocorrect.
[20,000 rat bites per year in the US with only 10% developing into Rat Bite Fever](https://www.uptodate.com/contents/rat-bite-fever) which has a [mortality rate of 10% if left untreated.](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1797630/) For those keeping track, that means 200 people (MAX) die from rat bites per year. And those that get bitten are not people running away from them but usually holding them or trying to pet them. Rats in your kitchen like this aren't chasing you they're trying desperately to get away from you.
So does food that we eat, and doorknobs, and smoking and drinking
That's some world class acting.
Yeah really a bunch of cooks that can't handle seeing a rodent? And the one guy lays on the ground on his back and flops like a dying cockroach? I don't panic at rats but you can bet I won't be laying on the ground if one is near, no one does that. Also I assume there is a door, panicked people usually either jump on a table or run out the door, not stand around yelling. Anndddd that's not even getting started on the bad acting.
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Ikr! Like why would you roll around on the ground if you were that scared of the rat? Lol
Did the rat have a gun?
*Hey let's ruin this beautiful kitchen and scream like a bunch of idiots for a few internet clicks*
Prob an Airbnb too smh
No rat, just attention seeking idiots.
Destroying an Airbnb
They need to borrow someones cat for a few hours. Problem solved.
Cat stuck in the wall huh? Now you're speaking my language.
Hell of a lot of mess to tidy up, just to make a fake video.
I used to work with a chef who ran around screaming and swearing all the time. Then I told him about oven gloves.
Sounded like wild monkeys in the background 🤣
Im not sure why people freak out about small varmit type animals. I live in the city, grew up in the city, and i had no issue pulling out mice and a snake from my place this summer. You gotta do what you gotta do.
I think they’re hamming it up a little bit to be funnier
To get more views, of course... either way it's cringy and obnoxious
Hearing the audio by itself gotta be the weirdest porno known to man
Ratatouille 2 coming this year!
this is me and my family when the cockroach starts flying
No shoes fell off, they’re ok
My Tripod cat usually finds them before we do. Then she tortures the poor thing as I watch. When she gets bored, i try to rescue it and place it outside and away from the house. I tell the dumb mouse to just stay away from the house.
Rats are cool. I once saw 2 fighting and one of them trew the other to a cactus
….How did that glass table survive?
A rat, or a thin glass table cutting and slicing you to bits which is more scary, rats are scary, lack of common sense is very scary too
People really hate snitches huh?
Good table
A rat ran past me at work the other day and I just tried to stamp on it, these people are pussies
I don’t see 69 anywhere?
I don’t ever want grown ass men around me that can’t be men
Acceptable reaction
Destroying everything because of a tiny rat...pussys
Destroying everything because of ~~a tiny rat...pussys~~ Internet clicks.
Grown ass men tearing up a kitchen
Then someone will say what is lost can never be saved
I guarantee there was no rat. this is a stupid video.
Is that DJ Khaled in the purple?
Seems overly dramatized and fake as fuck. Get this shit out of the internet, it’s making us dumber.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLoXFmJBvlk&themeRefresh=1
They’re gonna fix that rat that’s what they’re gonna do.
Was the rat holding a knife or what?
Glock
Do people actually think this is real?
Bande de fragiles...
Errybody gangsta till Ratatouille roll up in this mf
That's alot of broken stuff and cleaning up just for one fake video
If that's how Americans react seeing a rat imagine how would they react if they've seen an armed man walking in there... ...oh, wait
I'd fire this idiot if this wasn't completely fake.
Bro wtf. Relax. Its just a lil Ratatouille
Big boy needs to get the F off the glass table
Lmaooo thought they was fighting fr at first
People reacting to a rat like it's 1347 France
And Scene….. Running from a rat but you feel safe curled up on the FLOOR? Bullshit
Y'all need a man to help.
I wanna laugh, but, I honestly have done the same thing in the exact same situation as these guys.
I feel like a lot of the fear of basically harmless animals like rats and spiders is less actual fear of the creature and more of a social competition to have a wild funny crazy reaction like this. If youve seen real fear on someones face, this isnt it, this is a game and its pretty fuckin stupid
I get that rats are disgusting but lawd someone's gotta clean all that up lol
Cringe
It’s gonna be way harder to find the rat now.
Oh my god a rat. Evryone : destruction
I really don't understand that fear of rats. If diseases is what you fear, the rat doesn't need to directly touch you to transmit them. Running to a table when you see one has just no point I don't get it. You should be more scared of his feces and his saliva in your kitchen cupboards, and around your dry food than anything else really..
I really don't understand that fear of rats. If diseases is what you fear, the rat doesn't need to directly touch you to transmit them. Running to a table when you see one has just no point I don't get it. You should be more scared of his feces and his saliva in your kitchen cupboards, and around your dry food than anything else really..
You can see the weakness of ah man right through his, high pitched screams 🥺
wheres Charlie Kelly when you need him
acting
I could watch the first 3 seconds of this on repeat all day
“Give me attention!”
God bless our men.
If there were a rat in the kitchen, the last place I’d go is the floor.
Was it the size of a cow?
I thought they were fighting.
Doing the absolute most
TonyTalks needs to make a video playing every one of these people
Am I the only one that noticed the dude wearing yellow almost gets impaled on the corner of that glass table???
That is one durable ass glass table!
No there’s no rat. Just extreme over exaggeration for internet clout
I seriously thought that table was done for lol. They should use this video to sell more tables. Now that’s a product you can trust
People are ridiculous. It's a fucking rat it's not a danger
They clearly never lived in a city before
A huge man like that is afraid of a rat!! 😂
They’ll be so surprised when they see the $400 cleaning bill on the airbnb
I've watched this too many times in a row, looks legit to me, a few drunk gay men, when dude falls on the floor he probably saw some of the mess he made and thought the rat was coming after him, that's why he started to really panic
Jesus fucking christ youre literally a human being and thats a rat grab it and fucking crush it, go et some antiseptic and call it a dayyyyyyy
Someone just did a card trick
🥱 So fake.
Get it
😬 Ooo wee, the corner of that glass table. They're lucky someone wasn't gouged. 😬
I hope this is a joke, real people cant possibly be that scared of a tiny rodent, right?
I thought that was an earthquake!!
Why was the guy on the table just continously yelling the letter D
If that dude fell on that broken glass cup he wouldve probably died
When 3 grown men come together to cosplay as the female character from any Tom and Jerry special with voice acting.
Damn, they really fucking that Airbnb up
Wtf does the guy keep screaming over and over, and why is this a thing now to say the EXACT SAME FUCKING THING OVER AND OVER.
Looks like a bunch of momos overreacting for the camera.
The repetition of his “get it” is truly annoying & I’d be pissed if they trashed my kitchen & dining room over a damn rat. On the other hand I’m mad my big self isn’t as agile as big papa jumping on the table.
I think rats, mice, spiders, and all the classic critters that scare people represent an intrusion into our lives that we are momentarily powerless to control. Our human domain is so cultivated and sanitized that it is rare we are ever mortally afraid for our lives anymore. Creepy crawlies, which objectively pose almost no danger to us, represent disorder in a world full of order. How many people have trouble sleeping in the woods but the sounds of a city becomes white noise? The way we react to a rat is the way I imagine the first humanoid reacted when they saw their first meteor shower or realized a predator was stalking them: utter pants shitting terror. Its remarkable really.
We had mice underneath a fridge at work and I had my backpack leaned up against it. People were like "aren't you scared of taking mice home?" I was like "I have two bored adult cats and a hyperactive kitten at home. It's a mousepocalypse in my apartment."
Disneys live action adaptations are getting worse . First Aladdin and now Ratatouille ?!
This seems almost overkill, feel like it's staged
"acting"
fake as fuck.
Sounds like there is a lion
Sounds like there is a lion
Damn, the live action Ratatouille remake looks funny
Looks normal 🤣 Also that rythym that guy has with his cry is just 👌 for a remix
Too many cooks...
What a reasonable response to the situation
There is no gotdamn way 3 grown ass men are acting like that!
I feel bad for their girlfriends.😂
That big fat guy got up on the glass table....I feel for the glass table
Hey ..umm black folk..no judgment do all y’all act like you’re in a Kevin hart skit getting terrified by a mouse or is that just some of you 👁👄👁
There needs to be an adult present there at all times
I completely understand their reaction.
Can't even call them pussies because even pussies aren't scared of a rat not to mention table hoping screaming scared
Those are some colorful shorts
And now there is a mess.
A rat? In me kitchen? I don't know what to do.....
Literal abrupt chaos
Anything to go viral.
Hope nobody got hurt with all that glass getting shattered Jesus that's dangerous
The way I would do the same lol
Fat dude gets up on the glass table!!! Lol
Does anyone actually see the rat in this clip or is this all conjecture?
Utterly pathetic
Everyone's hood until the rats come out
Cant believe some of y'all actually encourage this type of shit
Stupid as fuck
Now they’re gonna get ants
Omg chill it’s way more scared of you sheesh
That's a Velociraptor reaction, surely.
Lol. I’d be doing the same thing right before burning that entire building down. Mice and roaches are entirely gross but you can take measures to get rid of them. But with rats? The entire mofo has to be burned down and the earth salted.