OCC (American Chopper) visit the Intel Corporation

[GalaticTG]

Man I almost cried when he smashed the wafer.

[StormTecify]

No respect to intel at all Mikey was a total ass hole he forgot to take his Ritalin.

[JewFro9197]

That guy is an ungrateful peice of shit

[NEDM77]

Who are these overgrown children?

[firedragoncow1234]

Where's a .45 hollow point when you need one?

[paigow66]

this is probably a wafer that didnt meet QC so it was scrap they turned into a gift then into scrap again

[headtufino]

in minute 1:41 both guys pointed opposite directions XD

[headtufino]

trip to Intel Corp- $5,568

wafer- $125,000

guy's expression after wafer smashed- Priceless

[NissanskylineBrs]

500x 200-300 dollar?

[MyuuKitty]

As an employee of this location; it hurt to see that wafer smashed

[Econ666]

who invited those low IQ hicks to the intel labs?

[Eastrider1006]

@Econ666

Wow, look, a genius.

[dgenx210]

@Econ666 Intel... lol...

[pastkillshot]

holy crap

people keep on whining over MATERIAL objects!!

[JonSamPinoyComputer]

LOL!!!!

[kanwarjyot]

lmao he broke 125000 worth of processors wow... lmao mikey rofl ;p

[XjbiggsxX]

i bet he felt like shit after, lol xD

[MurrellMan1]

mikey is a fuking funny fuck man :)

[GTSRBOY]

aaaahhhhhhhh i cant belive he just smashed that. That was painful...there goes 60k

[Spiritualseeker2007]

I thought wafers where biscuits you eat lol

[KillaJay2007]

i love american chopper

[sm3earl]

LOL, watch all the nerds on here crap bricks.

[isandu84]

What a retarded asshole!!! They asked him to wear that suit because the lab needs to be very clean and he might get HAIR ON THE FLOOR, and then he smashes a wafer all over the floor? It doesn't matter that the wafer was already contaminated, they gave it to them as a gift, and it was very valuable, as Intel doesn't just gives wafers away to everyone. Jesus Christ what an asshole! Why did they invite these retards anyway?

[nlhans1990]

To let them build a Intel bike.

[isandu84]

What does building a bike have to do with giving them a tour of the lab? The whole thing was just for advertising purposes, and I don't know if having your wafer smashed all over the floor is very good publicity!

[MBaran1992]

@isandu84 Why are you freaking out? I highly doubt that it was a wafer with processors on them. Besides if it was real, they would have never aired that bit on TV and there would be no Intel bike. Calm down man.

[isandu84]

@MBaran1992

Sorry, it was a year ago, I was a bit stressed at the time :P I was mad by how wreckless he was. I'm pretty sure it was a wafer with real processors on it, what would be the point of Intel giving them an empty wafer? Of course, it was already useless to Intel because it was contaminated, but still, if he wanted to break it, at least he could have done so outside the lab, where employees have to follow very strict cleanliness rules

[Touhou1990]

@MBaran1992 The Intel employee made it pretty clear it was real.

[goldug]

@isandu84

I felt the same way. I can't stand people mishandling computer/parts of computers. I get pissed off just by seeing someone hit a keyboard.

[Blahdabbadoo]

2:16

Chopper dude: Does it actually cut it in? or does it just layer it... kinda?

Lab dude: Actually etches the surface of it

Chopper dude: It etches it

Lab dude: Yeah

[CrashGames2108]

Assuming newer processors' price of $200, and having 500 on a wafer, he destroyed $100,000.

[slinkey123]

pffftt it was probably a bunch of crappy celeron CPU's. They wudnt have used them anyway after being man handled lol

[CrashGames2108]

They 'wudnt' use them after being handled, that must be why he was using rubber gloves and only touching the sides...

They have to touch them anyway to transfer the platters from machine to machine still.

[CrashGames2108]

OK, he wasn't using rubber gloves.

[slinkey123]

lol i was just about to say they wernt wearing gloves, but then i seen your over comment xD ah well i dont think Intel care lol they are filthy rich anyway.

[GolmarX]

I`m completely stunned he did that..

Smash so much processors.

that wasnt just a 10 $ thing, more like 10 000$