Mystery Objects Demystified Thanks to the Internet

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• MB

  @mburns6811 · 6 months ago

  The "napkin holder" isn't...it's where you lay your butter knife if you have a nice tablecloth

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• JO

  @johnopalko5223 · 6 months ago (edited)

  Those &quot;is this what I think it is?&quot; questions are stupid. How are <i>we</i> supposed to know what you think it is? The answer to the question is, &quot;Probably not.&quot;

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• KA

  @kathyaye-t1i · 6 months ago

  Don’t believe every answer you see on these videos…irritating when people act so sure of themselves and, in actuality, have no idea what they’re talking about!

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• PA

  @pamigreenway · 6 months ago

  I think the object on the wall next to the door is inside and it&apos;s not a doorbell. It a decorative plate to protect the wall from being damaged by the door knob.

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• LV

  @lvory92 · 4 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBkcfCFAWmk&amp;t=240">4:00</a><br>Technically, the object in the image is an applicator, not the cleaner. It&apos;s also known as &apos;toilet gel stamp&apos;.

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• AF

  @afrissore · 6 months ago

  the &apos;orange peeler&apos; is one of those things that helps you carry plastic shopping bags. Hence why they gave it out at checkout to someone who had a lot of bags.

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• PA

  @panjetarkan · 6 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBkcfCFAWmk&amp;t=123">2:03</a> I may be mistaken, but I think the clock reads 9:41 am. &nbsp;I&apos;m not sure if the round light at the top designates AM/PM or day/night, but the top bar would measure four-hour intervals (2 bars = 8), the next bar is 1-hour intervals (1 + 8 from the first bar =9), the third bar is five minutes (8 lit = 40), and the last bar is one minute intervals. &nbsp;I assume AM because of the light level.<br><br>Edit: &nbsp;Nope, got it wrong. &nbsp;24-hour format, not 12-hour. &nbsp;The circular light at the top lights up every other second, and the first row is five-hour segments, not four. &nbsp;11:41 am.

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• TO

  @tomeverett2212 · 6 months ago

  Human ingenuity is amazing.

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• FR

  @FrancesRathbone · 4 months ago (edited)

  3.46 used by carpet layers the spikes stretch carpet tight. Cup holds tacks to fix carpet down

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• CH

  @childofcascadia · 6 months ago

  Also the brush thing in the side of the escalator is great to polish the toe of your dress shoe as youre heading in to a meeting or work. I was going to a job interview, it was rainy and gross and I got mud splatted on the top of my dress shoe. I didnt have time to clean it so out of desperation I stuck it on the brush thing riding the escalator. It polished the toe right up. Next bank of escalators I did the other toe.<br><br>They looked freshly polished.<br>And I got the job! (probably not due to the escalator but to this day I still polish the toes of my boots or dress shoes on the escalators in the same building I went into to interview over a decade ago where I still work to this day)

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• LO

  @LordErebus_13X · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBkcfCFAWmk&amp;t=153">2:33</a> is a piece of carved polished labradorite which is a semi-precious gemstone.

• RO

  @robinsmith5442 · 6 months ago

  Before the glove is to take the top off a soft boiled eggs.

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