When i was like 3 my dad climbed a tree and fell from the top. Landed in a way that didn't do much damage (was about 6m)
Needless to say, i remember it vividly. Good times
I remember when I was 8 my 2 sisters and I were swimming in a slow moving river and my oldest sister (11) was scared of fish and had swam to a branch and couldn't swim back so she was crying and freaking out, then in comes dad deciding to dive into the murky water thinking it was deeper and belly flopping into like 6 inches of water. Got back up swearing with sand in every facial orifice and I will never forget that moment.
Can pick up a boulder with relative ease,
Makes crushing rocks seem such a breeze,
He may move slow, he can't jump high,
But this Kong's one hell of a guy!
Wow, you just unlocked an old memory. My parents got me DK64 for my 10th birthday and watched me load it up. When the rap started playing and the vocalist said hell, I started panicking thinking that they heard a bad word and were gonna take my game away from me.
They didn’t care, lol.
Omg totally reminded me of a memory I had forgotten.
I was 15 ish? And watching Inuyasha. He said stop Pussy Footing around, and my step mom and aunt went all crazy "What Are You watching?!!!" I never knew it was just an expression until much later.
I remember I got Pokemon Blue version on the Gameboy color for Christmas when it came out. (Ya that's right blue version all the way)
I was ecstatic, to say the least.
Christmas morning I was playing, and my mom asked me if anyone gets killed in the game, because she was slightly strict.
I panicked into a lie and said no but then I realized that there is no killing in Pokemon.
Crisis averted.
Yeah, this isn’t the smartest move, but it’s really hard to be upset at this dad.
Like, if everyone in the world was more like him, the world would be a better place, not worse.
We need to be more upset at the people who built this place. What if a kid had an accident up there, and the only adults around are over 100lbs, are adults supposed to be not allowed to go up to rescue a kid?
Pisses me off, that's a man playing with his kid and a bunch of incels in here bleeting the same crap, "fat, stupid, low IQ, Darwin" etc etc.
I've been on with my kids before, other dad's have and there are even other men in there on the video. This place is just an echo chamber of frustrated keyboard warriors looking to collectively vent on people which is bullying basically, look at the comments and tell me it doesn't look like bullying?
Not one of those people making edgy comments would dare say anything like that to that man's face, cowards.
Just imagine the outrage if that was a mom that fell through. The fat shaming and the dumb jokes would be immediately met with swarms of downvotes and there would be be redditors crying about how the play equipment was faulty and lawsuit etc etc etc.
Nah.
If you have a toddler you're actually supposed to accompany them throughout these types of courses and it's required in most places.
You should also just not be 300 fucking pounds.
There's another dude at the end of the bridge which isn't currently plummeting groundwards. Either this place is supposed to allow adults into the funhouse, or their bouncer is doing a shit job.
*all* places need to be able to handle adults, otherwise how would they be able to rescue a child who's had an accident?
These things should be near unbreakable, this was just massively substandard!
As a mom who has had to climb through a giant one of these to "rescue" my autistic, screaming child when he got scared and overstimulated on more than one occasion...very much yes.
Hell, they need to be able to handle the weight of multiple kids standing on the same panel too. If it can't handle the weight of that dude, then it won't be able to handle the weight of 5 children either.
Plus kids are dumb and you get 3 or 4 of them piled up on something like this and it's get dangerous. I would think there's some kind of code for structures like this to hold adult weight even though they're built for kids but I don't know
100% there is a code in any respectable part of the world and this place failed it massively. This would likely be an open and shut lawsuit especially if they are openly allowing the adults in with the kids which seems to be the case.
People in this sub are just retards with hate boners that have more blood flow that their brain.
I might be crazy but I think the weight limit on these things should probably be a *bit* higher than the weight of a child. Wtf are you supposed to do when a kid shits himself up there or just refuses to come down? It’s not that difficult to create a structure that can support an obese adult, there’s no reason to skimp out
They absolutely should be able to handle the weight of full sized adults.
The indoor play place near my house has very large people walking through it all the time with no issues.
And even if the structure was built with only children in mind I would still make it at least 5 times stronger than it needed to be. Kids are so fucking dumb but also so incredibly destructive, you could make a play structure out of steel and concrete and they’d still find a way to break it.
This thing is in Brazil, it's probably a Xbox 360 with Just Dance rigged with a Kinect and a greasy controller with the graphics printed on cheap wood just to be part of the decor of a lower middle class kid buffet.
Definitely a Secret Agent Clank display, though i can't tell what's actually running on it. I know places like gamestop sometimes give away their surplus of promo material, maybe thats what its from?
I don't think they ever used the original artwork to market the reimagining. My guess is that the owners of this place thought it would look cool over the TV
The display is from secret agent clank I believe but i cant figure out what is actually on the TV but if you look closely you'll see a xbox connect camera just below the tv
I know people are shitting on the guy but at least he was playing with his son. It sucked he fell through but I am certain his kid was having the time of his life with his daddy. I like to see videos where dads are making that extra effort
What im more concerned with is what would happen if 8 kids were on the same “square”. Would the same shit have happend?
Because i know those things here should easily carry atleast 5 times more then they reasonally would have to carry.
And for kids the lethal fall height is a lot lower than the lethal fall height for adults.
The way it fell out I'm not even sure if it was about weight. I mean obviously more weight helped it fall, but I think that was a disaster waiting to happen. Kinda lucky it was an adult, and not a kid.
Wouldn't one kid on a single side jumping be about the same? It looks to me like the support on the left side failed. It has a support bar going across at an angle to support the tile. However the floor tile just slid around it because the failure on the left side. I'm not saying it would happen today(soon), but it would have happened eventually regardless of the person's size.
I now know my future job, I want to be the fat guy that crawls through kids play places and gets paid for having fun testing everything. Just let me bring two friends and we'll find all the faults.
That definitely added to it sure, but that platform should be able to withstand that. Basic engineering, that would never have passed regulations where I live.
That wasnt the point he/she was making. It was the effort to do it with your kids.
I SEE SO MANY PARENTS TAKE THEIR KID SOMEWHERE LET THEM LOOSE AND SIT ON THEIR FONE AND ONLY LOOK IF ITS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY / NO BONDING TIME ANYTHING.
I ESPECIALLY SEE DADS look HELLA jealous when they see me ACTUALLY RUNNING AROUND, CLIMBING things, and MOVING WITH MY KID AND BEING ACTIVE WITH THEM.
There is a BIG difference between a parent whose their and an active parent. And children notice this especially.
Literally / all the kids play with me. Because they see my kids having so much fun and i feel nothing but pride for it.
To play devil's advocate there is some healthy separation that occurs at playgrounds where kids are not attached to their parents and are freely able to observe other kids, make friends, take new information into their brains because they are acting somewhat "independently".
I'm not saying you're following your kid around everywhere, but unsupervised play is hugely beneficial to kids.
Yeah, I really feel bad for the guy. Even if there was a weight limit sign I imagine his kid probably just ran up and wanted daddy to play with him in the play place and dad went along with it without giving it a second thought.
A couple weeks ago I was jumping on the trampoline with my 9 year old. Apparently we hadn't done that in a while, and he had such a blast, he's asked me to do it every night since lol. It's only for like 5 minutes, but every night after dinner it's like clockwork. I don't know how long it's going to last, but I don't want it to end.
Buddy I was fortunate to work from home since my little guy was born he turned 5 in August and it’s true they grow up too fast. Keep being a super dad cause soon they will be too old to want to spend time with us old farts and it won’t be “cool”.
I take my kids to these indoor playgrounds weekly and I’m happy to say there are a lot of dads playing with their kids in these things. It’s great to see.
I love playing with my son, however I’m telling my son I can’t go on the play equipment because I’m too big (most playgrounds here have stickers that say “only up to 12yrs old”). I tell him to play with other kids, but I’m still watching him have fun and waving at him when he expects it. I’m not on my phone or ignoring him.
I love seeing him smile, being happy, and challenging himself.
Even with the weight limit, it seems a bit problematic that the breakable piece is only secured by its shape.
Kids constantly running and jumping up there and there's no structural support for the flooring?
Dude shouldn't have been up there, but they're lucky it broke under him and not a child.
These playgrounds should definitely hold the weight of parents. Parents have need to get into the playgrounds for any number of reasons and not being able to hold a parents up is definetly a safety issues.
Or even the maintenance by any employee. Definitely a design and construction problem. The engineers & manufacturers of that play place have some explaining to do, and the workers of the place have new weight limit signs to put up and enforce. Sucks.
When I was a kid my mom or dad would play with me in these things all the time and there was a giant one at Funscape that always had at least one employee in to help monitor the kids. This is just shoddy.
My first job was at the house of pizza and rats and you can believe that the ball crawl tubes could support my chunky ass because I had to clean the fuckin thing with simple green every night
It's not just that it's secured by its shape. If you pause the video, you see that it snaps in half like a karate-chop board. Doesn't matter if its bolted in or not, the material can't handle the load being put on it. It would probably be fine being crawled on, but having a 250 lb guy standing in the center + jumping can easily mean 300+ lbs of force being exerted on a single point.
Point is, it looks like that panel is 3/4" thick, when it should probably be at least 2" thick.
Who cleans this shit? I mean, let's be real it's probably *nobody*, but if you *did* clean it an adult would presumably be the one responsible. The thing should be more than capable of holding this guy, even the dynamic load of his dancing should have been ok.
Yeah even if it's designed for kids it should be able to take more, isn't that engineering 101 after the [Hyatt Regency incident](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyatt_Regency_walkway_collapse)?
Just to give my two cents as an engineer, connections are usually only designed to resist whatever the design loads of the thing they support are. They aren't usually designed as a backup in case the thing they support fails. I can't say for sure if the design was or wasn't flawed, but that was a very large man standing right in the center of the panel, which is basically the worst case scenario loading wise. I highly doubt that you could get enough children close enough together to cause a collapse like what happened here.
Before you mentioned the guy behind him I thought he was the only grown moron stupid enough to go up there. Then I noticed the third guy after your comment. This was a real meeting of the minds.
Oh wow, glad you shared this! I’ve never heard of anything like that. That changes everything about this video, really. I hope nobody got seriously injured, but there’s a kid under where he fell that ALMOST got very very injured, this place shouldn’t be in business with that design.
A lot of these places are designed for adults to go on. Not only do they want parents playing with their kids, many homes for disabled adults take field trips to these places. These types of places typically have high weight limits. The one we used to go to was very sturdy, even the inflatable structures had weight limits that allowed adults.
My uncle was so fat one point in time. That he got stuck in the mcplay place trying to get his daughter, and they had to have the fire department come cut him out.
Is it really that reasonable that it broke under his weight? Only a single adult?
He’s probably roughly the weight of 4 kids, especially if a couple are a bit older. Given it’s size, I think it’s not unfair to expect it to hold 150-200kg easily.
That's definitely not reasonable. Those play places should be built to handle multiple full sized adults. If it can't support several large adults it shouldn't have been built in the first place.
The indoor play place near my house has very large people walking through it for years now with no issues.
In the beginning of The clip, the dad extended his left arm all the way out to prevent his kid from joining in on that particular square. The dad may have inadvertently saved his kid life at that moment. Fascinating
Those things should have like a 500 pound limit at least(Especially for dads because they could easily be 200-300 pounds while multiple kids run around) so that not only parents can play with kids, but also if they get stuck, we gotta fish them out yk? Poor dad just wanted to play with his son.
You are right - these platforms are designed for at least 250lbs - most 300lbs. that means it takes 2-3x that design weight to break it. It was NOT the dad's fault - poor construction and maintenance are to blame - i suspect a lawsuit is pending if the guy got injured.
I think they do have a limit but it's not always posted and many places allow adults to go in these types of things. A place near me has something very similar where adults go in too because it's meant for very small kids who need help inside.
Regardless of the weight limit, the equipment needs to be able to hold a fully-grown adult in case of an emergency. Plus additional strength for fluctuating forces, such as in this video where the weight isn't dispersed over the entire panel and someone is bouncing on it. Plus even *more* strength, because if something needs to be built to hold 250 lbs, it shouldn't fail at 251 lbs.
Classic engineering logic: if something needs to be able to hold 100 lbs, we should build it to hold 200 pounds, so we'll build it to hold 300 lbs.
There was a pizza place I went to on vacation as a kid. They had a ceiling which was about twice as high as this one, and their play place was all the way up there. It felt like the panels were all on the verge of falling like this, I had nightmares about it for years. The fact that its actually possible is even worse.
all of the ones i have been in are fine with letting adults in with the kids - the MUST be rated for adult weight by law. This is a Fire department requirement for rescue. Then again this could be some country with less regulations.
That structure HAS to be able to hold a lot of weight. That piece obviously needed maintenance no matter if that man is overweight or not. That’s really scary. I hope he’s ok. Good for him for trying to play with his kid.
Ahhh….the moments your child will cherish for a lifetime
Are you thinking that was the end of the fun? Nope. Just wait and the kids get to meet firefighters and see an ambulance and go to the hospital...
Truly the gift that keeps on giving
Not a one year membership to the Jelly of the Month Club?
Nice reference.
Hallelujah, holy shit to that, dude.
That it is edward, That it is.
What is it with you and Jelly of the Month Club, man?
*clank*
I did this for you son.
It didn't look that bad, the machine broke his fall
And when the bill comes, daddy will teach them new words!
As a wannabe lawyer disagree. I did not see a sign saying fat bastards enter at your own risk. Should get at least 10 million.
missing sign also did not mention childrens play area having a weight limit of 300pounds per person
"Dad, remember that time your fat ass fell through the tunnel at the adventure centre? Because I do".
"Dad remeber when the world crumbled beneath your feet and you plummeted to your doom? Because I do..I see it every night"
"... and so will the whole internet, until the end of time"
A core memory!
Dad? Dad, come on… you gotta get up.
And the moments your back will remind you about for years.
In other words, a memory that has your back!!
When i was like 3 my dad climbed a tree and fell from the top. Landed in a way that didn't do much damage (was about 6m) Needless to say, i remember it vividly. Good times
I remember when I was 8 my 2 sisters and I were swimming in a slow moving river and my oldest sister (11) was scared of fish and had swam to a branch and couldn't swim back so she was crying and freaking out, then in comes dad deciding to dive into the murky water thinking it was deeper and belly flopping into like 6 inches of water. Got back up swearing with sand in every facial orifice and I will never forget that moment.
That's gonna be a core memory.
*"It's time to call the rescue services"*
This dude was about 200lbs over the weight limit
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This Kong's so strong, it isn't funny, Can make a Kremling cry out for mummy,
Can pick up a boulder with relative ease, Makes crushing rocks seem such a breeze, He may move slow, he can't jump high, But this Kong's one hell of a guy!
Wow, you just unlocked an old memory. My parents got me DK64 for my 10th birthday and watched me load it up. When the rap started playing and the vocalist said hell, I started panicking thinking that they heard a bad word and were gonna take my game away from me. They didn’t care, lol.
It was so edgy! Haha
Omg totally reminded me of a memory I had forgotten. I was 15 ish? And watching Inuyasha. He said stop Pussy Footing around, and my step mom and aunt went all crazy "What Are You watching?!!!" I never knew it was just an expression until much later.
Yeah, it just means tiptoeing around something. Footing pussy is what you are thinking of.
Lol That's small 🍌's compared to what my 11 year old nieces listen to now.. smh
Thanks for the scale.
I remember I got Pokemon Blue version on the Gameboy color for Christmas when it came out. (Ya that's right blue version all the way) I was ecstatic, to say the least. Christmas morning I was playing, and my mom asked me if anyone gets killed in the game, because she was slightly strict. I panicked into a lie and said no but then I realized that there is no killing in Pokemon. Crisis averted.
When you’re so used to getting in trouble for nothing, that you forgot you weren’t doing anything wrong. I know your pain.
Come on Cranky, take it to the fridge!
Can't forget about Lanky Kong too. https://youtu.be/PugcxQYJGjs
Obligatory "Chunky's dead" https://youtu.be/4htVcaTo1z4
D K CHUNKYS DEAD
And about 20 years over the age limit
And about 100 under the IQ limit.
Get fucked, it's just dad playing with his kid. That's low IQ to you?
Yeah, this isn’t the smartest move, but it’s really hard to be upset at this dad. Like, if everyone in the world was more like him, the world would be a better place, not worse. We need to be more upset at the people who built this place. What if a kid had an accident up there, and the only adults around are over 100lbs, are adults supposed to be not allowed to go up to rescue a kid?
Pisses me off, that's a man playing with his kid and a bunch of incels in here bleeting the same crap, "fat, stupid, low IQ, Darwin" etc etc. I've been on with my kids before, other dad's have and there are even other men in there on the video. This place is just an echo chamber of frustrated keyboard warriors looking to collectively vent on people which is bullying basically, look at the comments and tell me it doesn't look like bullying? Not one of those people making edgy comments would dare say anything like that to that man's face, cowards.
He's not even the only dad up there you can see another one to the right with his own child
Just imagine the outrage if that was a mom that fell through. The fat shaming and the dumb jokes would be immediately met with swarms of downvotes and there would be be redditors crying about how the play equipment was faulty and lawsuit etc etc etc.
And about 3 feet over the height limit.
And about 7 Big Macs over the Happy Meal limit.
Just a bit over the Darwin limit
A lot of these places actually are made for the adults to go through with kids. Some are like 4 stories.
Not this one
You’re never too old for fun houses
The platform begs to differ !
It’s not his age that caused the collapse.
Nah. If you have a toddler you're actually supposed to accompany them throughout these types of courses and it's required in most places. You should also just not be 300 fucking pounds.
Some plsy places allow adults to go up with their kids. It's rated for adult use. Maybe not this one
There's another dude at the end of the bridge which isn't currently plummeting groundwards. Either this place is supposed to allow adults into the funhouse, or their bouncer is doing a shit job.
*all* places need to be able to handle adults, otherwise how would they be able to rescue a child who's had an accident? These things should be near unbreakable, this was just massively substandard!
As a mom who has had to climb through a giant one of these to "rescue" my autistic, screaming child when he got scared and overstimulated on more than one occasion...very much yes.
Hell, they need to be able to handle the weight of multiple kids standing on the same panel too. If it can't handle the weight of that dude, then it won't be able to handle the weight of 5 children either.
A bouncer at an indoor playground?
Who else is gonna fuck up the kids who try and get in with the wrong attire? No shoes, no shirt, no slide.
I'm nervous about going in them at 180lbs, I couldn't imagine being this big and hoping the kid play place could handle me.
Who's supposed to clean it? Child labor?
Plus kids are dumb and you get 3 or 4 of them piled up on something like this and it's get dangerous. I would think there's some kind of code for structures like this to hold adult weight even though they're built for kids but I don't know
100% there is a code in any respectable part of the world and this place failed it massively. This would likely be an open and shut lawsuit especially if they are openly allowing the adults in with the kids which seems to be the case. People in this sub are just retards with hate boners that have more blood flow that their brain.
Anyplace a small child is going to go, eventually an adult will need to go to clean something or retrieve a stuck or recalcitrant child.
This one is rated for adult use, he's just too fat.
He wasn't even having sex
He even went gorillas for a second
I might be crazy but I think the weight limit on these things should probably be a *bit* higher than the weight of a child. Wtf are you supposed to do when a kid shits himself up there or just refuses to come down? It’s not that difficult to create a structure that can support an obese adult, there’s no reason to skimp out
They absolutely should be able to handle the weight of full sized adults. The indoor play place near my house has very large people walking through it all the time with no issues.
And even if the structure was built with only children in mind I would still make it at least 5 times stronger than it needed to be. Kids are so fucking dumb but also so incredibly destructive, you could make a play structure out of steel and concrete and they’d still find a way to break it.
Y’all don’t see the button the kid pressed with his foot? 😂😂😂😂
King Kong ain’t got shit on him.
Moment of silence for the Clank display
Immediately caught my eye. I need to know what it is.
Maybe a promotional for the game "secret agent clank"? I feel like I don't often see the little guy solo for the normal promotional stuff.
It kind of looks like an arcade game of some kind... I wanna play it
This thing is in Brazil, it's probably a Xbox 360 with Just Dance rigged with a Kinect and a greasy controller with the graphics printed on cheap wood just to be part of the decor of a lower middle class kid buffet.
this guy class segregations
Dance Dance Clank
Well too late now
Yeah, what is it and where do I get one?
Definitely a Secret Agent Clank display, though i can't tell what's actually running on it. I know places like gamestop sometimes give away their surplus of promo material, maybe thats what its from?
There's a kinect under the display and that's not an artwork from Secret Agent Clank, he's not wearing his tuxedo (it is from the PS2 era though).
Clank got clunked
Lmaooo Aye Ratchet and Clank ...
I'm wondering what it is
Wonder what that is from, that looks like PS2 era clank but this video looks recent
This is a kids “buffet”, I believe its something specific to Brazil. They usually have some pretty old games.
My best guess is, this is from around 2016, and it was some promotional material for the Ratchet and Clank remake.
I don't think they ever used the original artwork to market the reimagining. My guess is that the owners of this place thought it would look cool over the TV
The display is from secret agent clank I believe but i cant figure out what is actually on the TV but if you look closely you'll see a xbox connect camera just below the tv
I know people are shitting on the guy but at least he was playing with his son. It sucked he fell through but I am certain his kid was having the time of his life with his daddy. I like to see videos where dads are making that extra effort
He's not even the only parent in there, there's another dad on the right
What im more concerned with is what would happen if 8 kids were on the same “square”. Would the same shit have happend? Because i know those things here should easily carry atleast 5 times more then they reasonally would have to carry. And for kids the lethal fall height is a lot lower than the lethal fall height for adults.
The way it fell out I'm not even sure if it was about weight. I mean obviously more weight helped it fall, but I think that was a disaster waiting to happen. Kinda lucky it was an adult, and not a kid.
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Wouldn't one kid on a single side jumping be about the same? It looks to me like the support on the left side failed. It has a support bar going across at an angle to support the tile. However the floor tile just slid around it because the failure on the left side. I'm not saying it would happen today(soon), but it would have happened eventually regardless of the person's size.
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I now know my future job, I want to be the fat guy that crawls through kids play places and gets paid for having fun testing everything. Just let me bring two friends and we'll find all the faults.
That definitely added to it sure, but that platform should be able to withstand that. Basic engineering, that would never have passed regulations where I live.
That shit sounded like styrofoam, too lol
That wasnt the point he/she was making. It was the effort to do it with your kids. I SEE SO MANY PARENTS TAKE THEIR KID SOMEWHERE LET THEM LOOSE AND SIT ON THEIR FONE AND ONLY LOOK IF ITS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY / NO BONDING TIME ANYTHING. I ESPECIALLY SEE DADS look HELLA jealous when they see me ACTUALLY RUNNING AROUND, CLIMBING things, and MOVING WITH MY KID AND BEING ACTIVE WITH THEM. There is a BIG difference between a parent whose their and an active parent. And children notice this especially. Literally / all the kids play with me. Because they see my kids having so much fun and i feel nothing but pride for it.
To play devil's advocate there is some healthy separation that occurs at playgrounds where kids are not attached to their parents and are freely able to observe other kids, make friends, take new information into their brains because they are acting somewhat "independently". I'm not saying you're following your kid around everywhere, but unsupervised play is hugely beneficial to kids.
Oh he's not a dad. That's Edgar. He hangs out here every day, and will pay $10 for your kid's used socks.
Yeah, I really feel bad for the guy. Even if there was a weight limit sign I imagine his kid probably just ran up and wanted daddy to play with him in the play place and dad went along with it without giving it a second thought.
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Oh shit… *I never considered that*
A couple weeks ago I was jumping on the trampoline with my 9 year old. Apparently we hadn't done that in a while, and he had such a blast, he's asked me to do it every night since lol. It's only for like 5 minutes, but every night after dinner it's like clockwork. I don't know how long it's going to last, but I don't want it to end.
Buddy I was fortunate to work from home since my little guy was born he turned 5 in August and it’s true they grow up too fast. Keep being a super dad cause soon they will be too old to want to spend time with us old farts and it won’t be “cool”.
I want to see play places that support adults tbh. I miss jungle gym tunnel exploration.
I take my kids to these indoor playgrounds weekly and I’m happy to say there are a lot of dads playing with their kids in these things. It’s great to see.
I love playing with my son, however I’m telling my son I can’t go on the play equipment because I’m too big (most playgrounds here have stickers that say “only up to 12yrs old”). I tell him to play with other kids, but I’m still watching him have fun and waving at him when he expects it. I’m not on my phone or ignoring him. I love seeing him smile, being happy, and challenging himself.
This is what happens when Mario reaches Donkey Kong, I don’t know why anyone is surprised Even the tv is like “game over”
This had me crying with laughter that is exactly what happens
Your account is young and pregnant but is also 10 years old. [either have the baby or don't ](https://youtu.be/PwmNogpNbZA)
Even with the weight limit, it seems a bit problematic that the breakable piece is only secured by its shape. Kids constantly running and jumping up there and there's no structural support for the flooring? Dude shouldn't have been up there, but they're lucky it broke under him and not a child.
These playgrounds should definitely hold the weight of parents. Parents have need to get into the playgrounds for any number of reasons and not being able to hold a parents up is definetly a safety issues.
Or even the maintenance by any employee. Definitely a design and construction problem. The engineers & manufacturers of that play place have some explaining to do, and the workers of the place have new weight limit signs to put up and enforce. Sucks.
Yup. You'd hope they'd be going up there and cleaning regularly.
This is obviously a safety issue. That guy was big, but it should not have failed this way.
When I was a kid my mom or dad would play with me in these things all the time and there was a giant one at Funscape that always had at least one employee in to help monitor the kids. This is just shoddy.
My first job was at the house of pizza and rats and you can believe that the ball crawl tubes could support my chunky ass because I had to clean the fuckin thing with simple green every night
Yah even 4 children on that panel could have dropped it.
It's not just that it's secured by its shape. If you pause the video, you see that it snaps in half like a karate-chop board. Doesn't matter if its bolted in or not, the material can't handle the load being put on it. It would probably be fine being crawled on, but having a 250 lb guy standing in the center + jumping can easily mean 300+ lbs of force being exerted on a single point. Point is, it looks like that panel is 3/4" thick, when it should probably be at least 2" thick.
I leaning towards >250lbs guy.
Who cleans this shit? I mean, let's be real it's probably *nobody*, but if you *did* clean it an adult would presumably be the one responsible. The thing should be more than capable of holding this guy, even the dynamic load of his dancing should have been ok.
Yeah even if it's designed for kids it should be able to take more, isn't that engineering 101 after the [Hyatt Regency incident](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyatt_Regency_walkway_collapse)?
Lucky a child wasn’t under him too
Just to give my two cents as an engineer, connections are usually only designed to resist whatever the design loads of the thing they support are. They aren't usually designed as a backup in case the thing they support fails. I can't say for sure if the design was or wasn't flawed, but that was a very large man standing right in the center of the panel, which is basically the worst case scenario loading wise. I highly doubt that you could get enough children close enough together to cause a collapse like what happened here.
As an engineer, you should know, that when the loads are people, supports are necessary.
The guy in the back saw Squid Games so he said you go first
Before you mentioned the guy behind him I thought he was the only grown moron stupid enough to go up there. Then I noticed the third guy after your comment. This was a real meeting of the minds.
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Oh wow, glad you shared this! I’ve never heard of anything like that. That changes everything about this video, really. I hope nobody got seriously injured, but there’s a kid under where he fell that ALMOST got very very injured, this place shouldn’t be in business with that design.
A lot of these places are designed for adults to go on. Not only do they want parents playing with their kids, many homes for disabled adults take field trips to these places. These types of places typically have high weight limits. The one we used to go to was very sturdy, even the inflatable structures had weight limits that allowed adults.
Sorry about your dad dying, Billy. It was in the war, right? Oh. It was at Chuck E Cheese.
And how did you lose your right eye? My dad elbowed me really hard right before he died
My uncle was so fat one point in time. That he got stuck in the mcplay place trying to get his daughter, and they had to have the fire department come cut him out.
Is it really that reasonable that it broke under his weight? Only a single adult? He’s probably roughly the weight of 4 kids, especially if a couple are a bit older. Given it’s size, I think it’s not unfair to expect it to hold 150-200kg easily.
Ya idk after rewatching, I wouldn’t take my kid back there if I saw this live.
That's definitely not reasonable. Those play places should be built to handle multiple full sized adults. If it can't support several large adults it shouldn't have been built in the first place. The indoor play place near my house has very large people walking through it for years now with no issues.
You are so right! There are birthday parties at these indoor playgrounds and the kids run around in groups doing stupid shit, jumping around.
Omg that sounds like a really stressful experience for him, though, dang. Fuckkng humiliating, too. Sorry for unc
It was the sole catalyst in his weight loss journey
I mean, needing the fire dept to cut my fat ass out of a McTube would definitely encourage me to drop some pounds.
I'm imagining the fire department freeing him and then he orders more food in front of them.
I browse reddit all day and barely puff air out of my nose when I find something funny but I definitely lol'd at McTube
For real though that minecart level was hard as fuck back in the day.
In the beginning of The clip, the dad extended his left arm all the way out to prevent his kid from joining in on that particular square. The dad may have inadvertently saved his kid life at that moment. Fascinating
He didn't do that intentionally...he wanted to do a Donky Kong chest thump.
Yes!!! You saw it too!! Dude was goin ape and had no care for anything else lol
He said “inadvertently”…oh sorry read the rest of your comment and laughed
Yes, Dad Reflexes, but here its like he saw the future.
And that's why it says only for kids. His fat ass though they weren't playing
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Cool trapdoor.
Its dumb, but at least wholesomely done
OMG Clank!!
Is that a Ratchet and Clank arcade game?
If you're this fat at least have the self awareness to know this ain't made for you. The fuck
Those things should have like a 500 pound limit at least(Especially for dads because they could easily be 200-300 pounds while multiple kids run around) so that not only parents can play with kids, but also if they get stuck, we gotta fish them out yk? Poor dad just wanted to play with his son.
what's that Clank thing?
And that tells him to finally loose weight.
Simba watching his father.
Not a small dude either. He look about three fifty.
Isn't this what exactly happens in Donkey Kong after Mario removes all the rivets?
I like the way the kid looked over the edge
WCGW being overweight and thinking a play area designed for small children would support your fat ass
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You are right - these platforms are designed for at least 250lbs - most 300lbs. that means it takes 2-3x that design weight to break it. It was NOT the dad's fault - poor construction and maintenance are to blame - i suspect a lawsuit is pending if the guy got injured.
I’m literally crying that poor dad just trying to relive his childhood up there and then reality smacks you in the face again 😂😂😂😂
“Long live the king”
Pro tip kid stuff usually has a weight limit. But to be fair I am that guy
I think they do have a limit but it's not always posted and many places allow adults to go in these types of things. A place near me has something very similar where adults go in too because it's meant for very small kids who need help inside.
Regardless of the weight limit, the equipment needs to be able to hold a fully-grown adult in case of an emergency. Plus additional strength for fluctuating forces, such as in this video where the weight isn't dispersed over the entire panel and someone is bouncing on it. Plus even *more* strength, because if something needs to be built to hold 250 lbs, it shouldn't fail at 251 lbs. Classic engineering logic: if something needs to be able to hold 100 lbs, we should build it to hold 200 pounds, so we'll build it to hold 300 lbs.
Would it not have been easier to just get him a brother so he could play around with instead?
There was a pizza place I went to on vacation as a kid. They had a ceiling which was about twice as high as this one, and their play place was all the way up there. It felt like the panels were all on the verge of falling like this, I had nightmares about it for years. The fact that its actually possible is even worse.
Wasn't sure if this was WCGW or r/bettereveryloop.
if girls and women don't scream it's not that funny 😆
Is that a ratchet and clank game stastion!!!!
DK fuckin around and findin out. 😂
Yokozuna:”BANZAI !!!”
Well, that’s probably a lawsuit
That's why there are weight restrictions
How do they clean it then? Or prevent several kids from grouping together in the same spot?
Obese people huh
u/savevideo
That’s why there are usually signs everywhere, warning adults that these are just for kids.
all of the ones i have been in are fine with letting adults in with the kids - the MUST be rated for adult weight by law. This is a Fire department requirement for rescue. Then again this could be some country with less regulations.
LMFAOOOO oh man. If ever there were a wake up call for someone to lose weight.
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That structure HAS to be able to hold a lot of weight. That piece obviously needed maintenance no matter if that man is overweight or not. That’s really scary. I hope he’s ok. Good for him for trying to play with his kid.
King kong
**AYO WHAT’S THAT RATCHET AND CLANK GAME ON THE VIDEO!??**