Ugh. Really? I understand wanting to prevent actual accidents from happening, but this is just too much. If you think that you have to scare someone into following safety procedures and doing the responsible thing, then you must think they're stupid. I like to think that Canadian youth is smarter than that.
These ads are by FAR scarier than anything American Hollywood could produce in a horror movie . Who knew Canadians could be so good at inspiring terror! More Canuck horror please! I want to see a whole movie. They could be like the Japanese and have their entire ''horror genre''.
You know, in fact, a lot of the examples are due to BOTH the worker and the company. Worker: not cleaning up the grease. Company: putting deep fryer too close to an oven. Worker: wearing a broken harness. Company: not checking the tanks. Worker: Not paying attention while driving. Company: Storing too much weight on the top shelf. Worker: reaching too far off the side. Company: Not enforcing a two-person policy. Worker: Not wearing safety equipment. Company: No training in high-voltage work.
Of course, sometimes it can be from a neglectful company too. Either way, most accidents are due to someone going "eh, I'll replace that tomorrow. What's gonna happen?"
For those who don't get what's going in. What they're saying is that there's no "accidents." You left the grease on the floor. You should have learned what to do. You fucked up.
i saw these for a video today at my school, my teacher replayed the girl falling from that ladder over and over again. I got sick from seeing the kitchen one.
These teach me that Canadians are truly hardass and can reason calmly with multiple spikes through their bodies. And they sometimes also come back as reasoning, talking zombies.
ok so for the ladder girl....was she blaming herself, the other chick, or the company? i feel like this is the ad campaign for "darwinism" half the time..
Funny how 2 out of 5 PSA's had women in them when in reality over 95% of workplace injuries are male. Why is it that even when men suffer more they have to give more to women anyway?
The second one is racist because hes they burn him and really canada in australia we have like that but not as fucked up with dead rando shit, imagine how kids and adults u have scared for life, now no one will wont to work
These commercials make their point, but sometimes its really not the employee's fault. You either do it, or they will find someone else who will... period
I've watched a live video of a gang member get his head cut off with a chainsaw, and right after a man get his head sawn off with a knife. This still fucked with me pretty hard core. So, looks like Canada fianlly found a usee, scaring the shit out of people....
the ladder accident would have gone something like this for me, "PFFFFFFT HAHAHAHAHAHA, OH MY GOD DID ANYONE GET THAT ON TAPE? HOLY SHIT HAHAHAHAHA, no seriously are you ok? HAHAHAHAHAHA I GIVE YOU A 9/10, YOU COULD HAVE STUCK THE LANDING MORE HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!"
@LuckyNumber8 - I agree that discussing employee error is not *always* victim blaming, but despite the intent, it's not *discussed* in these. It's raised in a fleeting, single sentence, and it's one of multiple messages; there is no blatant, unifying message about employer/employee joint responsibility. It's great to be subtle in movies/TV, but in a serious 30-second ad you can't assume a message will be obvious to the average viewer--it's usually not the case, and it's not the case in these.
I'm unclear as to the takeaway message here for workers or workplace injury victims: quit their job because they'll be safer at home?
There is some employer responsibility messaging, which I like; then, there is also victim blaming, an approach I don't personally care for, especially for serious and fatal injuries. But there is no solid message about what can be done to prevent workplace injuries.
It's not good strategy to use scare tactics, and then give no outlet for action.
@gyrlsrock Discussing employee error is not victim blaming. It's just the truth. In almost every accident, both the employee and employer have some responsibility, as the ads indicate quite tactfully in my opinion (not properly wearing safety gear, cleaning spills etc.) If anything, serious and fatal injuries are where you should most definitely highlight employee error, because that's the risk a worker has the most control over.
There is truth in these ads but "There really are no accidents"? Really? A deer runs across a road immediately in front of a car. The result is obviously the deers mothers fault for not teaching him to look both ways...
the first one is really disturbing because i kno how it feels like to get boiling water on skin... some sprinkled my pinky last weekend, i cant imagine having my whole face drenched with it!
The funniest ones were when the cook burned her face off with the boiling water or oil and the one where the retail lady fell off the ladder and smashed through the display case. I laughed so hard, lol.
If someone is offended by these commercials and think they're too "over the top" or "gruesome," think about it. Shit like this can happen, and if a commercial needs to be controversial or bloody or violent to get its point across, so be it. At least it's still getting your attention.
FYI, to people who are complaining about how it's "not in any way funny": The reason people are laughing (yes, I chuckled a bit) is because of how fake it is. Surely these accidents could happen in real-life, but what with the way it's shot and the "zombies", it's hard not to laugh. Show a workplace safety film with actual footage of real people dying, and I can assure you that no one will be laughing. However, show something fake like this, and be prepared for some laughs.
I'm American, and as such, I thought I'd seen it all - but holy fuck, was I wrong. These commercials were shocking, and really intense. I regret watching these only because I now know that I will probably have nightmares of "accidents" like these happening to me... awesome... >.>
I remember seeing the chef one for the first time on TV. The worst part was that it was so unexpected. It starts off all nice, oh she's getting married, and then suddenly you hear that horrible, chilling scream just echo...
@SweetMusicbabii Oh yeah. I watched it for the first time, but it's not the scream that got me. The fact that they showed her face - even IF it was for a second - was absolutely scarring!
Wait a minute... these people announced they were about (Canadian: aboot) to die. Why didn't they, like, stop doing what they were doing and get out of the way of the accident?
Its sad how nobody takes this seriously. You do know this stuff happens more offten then you think? This stuff could happen to you and guess what? Can't do anything about it when you're dead..
Just let me tell you, there are true accidents from unexpected outcomes that you cant prevent effectively. But 99.9% of accidents are due to human negligence and have step-by-step instructions that would never occur if followed. Ive seen stupid shit before, like a forklift holding nuclear waste on top of another forklift, or people who dont depressurize the environment around the control rods, so when opened, they shoot out and impale the guy, yes that was real. Work codes, people!
@Pimpmastahanhduece fukishima putting their deisel generators underground instead as high up as possible with batteries that last less than one day. or BP not changing the stupid fucking battery in the autoshutoff. Why do we need to wait until disasters happen to RE-learn what we already know, and then forget it 20 years down the line?
@LordOz1979 What? The chick fell off the ladder and it was everyone's fault. Other chick didn't steady the ladder, company didn't replace the wire, chick was reaching for a far away wire on a ladder.
After that woman fell I was really worried that she was hurt, but then she got up and was talking so I guess everything is okay! I'm going to go try hanging in store marketing in a similar manner tomorrow and maybe I'll have an "accident" because falling like that looks like fun.
Also, did that black guy in the last segment look like he had Vitiligo?
holy cow, if someone got up and start rambling away after such a horrible mess they became (and after they freaking died) i would have run to another direction, not just stare.
oh my god is this shit for real? god damn, canadians are hardcore. when they wanna get their point across, they get their fucking point across dont they? holy shit.
Re: 4) Its fryer oil. I worked with a guy who slipped while lifting a vat of fryer oil onto a shelf to cool. The oil poured all over his legs, melted his polyester pants (not allowed in the kitchen, btw) onto his legs. Third and second degree burns. That was the last we saw of him.
Re: 4) Its fryer oil. I worked with a guy who slipped while lifting a vat of fryer oil onto a shelf to cool. The oil poured all over his legs, melted his polyester pants (not allowed in the kitchen, btw) onto his legs. Third and second degree burns. That was the last we saw of him.
@Eso8911 If this is really what you took away from the video, then you are sadly mistaken. I am a Safety Instructor and use these videos in front of every class. They clearly show where human error lies in ALL accidents. In order to HELP their employees, EmployERS send their workers to training classes so that they take an active roll in helping them do their jobs more safely. In nearly EVERY accident, there are 2 faults. EmployEE, and EmployER. Safety is not a joke, don't make light of it
@thdmoney Don't make light of it? We wouldnt if the commercial didnt have zombies, people being blown off of high-rises into trucks, and restaurants that apparently double as chemical refineries. These ads are a joke,flat-out.
@thdmoney You make good points, and I also want to reply to Eso9811 by saying that kitchens don't store "highly corrosive liquids", but rather that the woman in question was carrying a huge pot of BOILING liquid, and then slipped on grease, hence spilling said boiling liquid all over her face. That is more than enough to cause life-changing, if not life-threatening injuries.
That said, these videos are a bit over the top and alarmist, and I feel sorry for any kids who see them.
@prometheuszero9 These videos are not directed at kids, so I don't feel like you should worry about their reaction. But I don't feel they're too "over the top", they're pretty realistic cases of "accidents" that could happen.
Ok the first one was scary as fuck. 2 made me laugh since the dummy was so obvious. 3, 4 and 5 were just silly. The message? Be safe in the work place, or else you'll survive and blame your company for the "accident" that happened. Also the scream in the 4th one was so bad and flat I laughed so hard. Its like she flatly read the word "aaah" off a paper. It's a shame since these ads had such potential and such a great message.
I like it
DoktorRick 1 hour ago
Apparently Common Sense doesn't exist in Canada
Animator1386 1 day ago
Hey @darkumbra93, thanks for compiling these.
Broden124 3 days ago
ya pussies, it's not disturbing at all.
hapytreefriends78 6 days ago
i guess they were trying to raise awareness, but they are so over the top they become hysterical!
cocaobean 1 week ago
O-o I don't want to go to work today. I might have an accident at the gas station.
emanthedragonchamp 1 week ago
WHY IS NOBODY SURPRISED THAT THE PEOPLE ARE ALIVE??
b03y 1 week ago
Oh the second one made me LOL.
Me999xyz 1 week ago
Ugh. Really? I understand wanting to prevent actual accidents from happening, but this is just too much. If you think that you have to scare someone into following safety procedures and doing the responsible thing, then you must think they're stupid. I like to think that Canadian youth is smarter than that.
PanSavvy 1 week ago 2
These ads are by FAR scarier than anything American Hollywood could produce in a horror movie . Who knew Canadians could be so good at inspiring terror! More Canuck horror please! I want to see a whole movie. They could be like the Japanese and have their entire ''horror genre''.
Counterbrilliance 2 weeks ago
@Counterbrilliance i know, they really need to tap into this!
ebonifragaria 2 days ago
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XrayXD22 2 weeks ago
You know, in fact, a lot of the examples are due to BOTH the worker and the company. Worker: not cleaning up the grease. Company: putting deep fryer too close to an oven. Worker: wearing a broken harness. Company: not checking the tanks. Worker: Not paying attention while driving. Company: Storing too much weight on the top shelf. Worker: reaching too far off the side. Company: Not enforcing a two-person policy. Worker: Not wearing safety equipment. Company: No training in high-voltage work.
Davtwan 2 weeks ago 2
Of course, sometimes it can be from a neglectful company too. Either way, most accidents are due to someone going "eh, I'll replace that tomorrow. What's gonna happen?"
Davtwan 2 weeks ago
For those who don't get what's going in. What they're saying is that there's no "accidents." You left the grease on the floor. You should have learned what to do. You fucked up.
Davtwan 2 weeks ago
i saw these for a video today at my school, my teacher replayed the girl falling from that ladder over and over again. I got sick from seeing the kitchen one.
nicktoearth5 2 weeks ago
The ontario gov needs to put these back on t.v. so our younger workers can see!!!
njdevils040 2 weeks ago
These teach me that Canadians are truly hardass and can reason calmly with multiple spikes through their bodies. And they sometimes also come back as reasoning, talking zombies.
looker999997 3 weeks ago
also i wonder if this is how the zombie Apocalypse happens....they dead coming up and shaming us incessantly.
whitewolf7655 3 weeks ago
ok so for the ladder girl....was she blaming herself, the other chick, or the company? i feel like this is the ad campaign for "darwinism" half the time..
whitewolf7655 3 weeks ago
hi funnyjunk!
CroationStation 3 weeks ago
Well, we'll be goofed... An accident has arrived fellas...
KlubKaiser 3 weeks ago
Keep pressing 6
BiggerBlacker 3 weeks ago
Oh dear god...i am now scared of EVERYTHING.
93MM483N50N 3 weeks ago
The 4th one.
SHUT UP BITCH THAT WAS CLEARLY YOUR FAULT.
TheSamee 3 weeks ago 5
@TheSamee I THOUGHT THAT. i saw nothing wrong with the ladder and she was trying to lean over into fuckin narnia
captaindropkik 3 weeks ago
Hahahahahhaa
Who actually shouts "THERE'S BEEN AN ACCIDENT!" when an accident happens? Usually it's "OH SHIT!"
I'm actually eager in anticipation for the first fail video now where someone exclaims "THERE'S BEEN AN ACCIDENT!" in reference to these ads.
TheSamee 3 weeks ago
dam accident, u scary!
TheBigHunger70 3 weeks ago 2
@TheBigHunger70 haha
KlubKaiser 3 weeks ago
At least i came here AFTER watching porn
pheadxx 3 weeks ago
Holy shit, there's a difference between raising awareness and fucking scarring you for life.
dalluc 3 weeks ago 26
@dalluc Scarring you...WITH AWARENESS! ;D *thumbs up*
Digiwario 2 days ago
Sometimes I feel like our country is doing its best to traumatize small children.
I remember seeing these on TV when I was about 10. God they're awful.
MISTtumbles 4 weeks ago
Funny how 2 out of 5 PSA's had women in them when in reality over 95% of workplace injuries are male. Why is it that even when men suffer more they have to give more to women anyway?
gamenode 1 month ago
1st one was so scary man WOW
OhHaiBrah 1 month ago
some final destination shit man!
XpoopinyofaceXz 1 month ago
The second one is racist because hes they burn him and really canada in australia we have like that but not as fucked up with dead rando shit, imagine how kids and adults u have scared for life, now no one will wont to work
xhaydos09x 1 month ago
@xhaydos09x comment fail. you missed out some words...
ampthilluk 1 month ago
@xhaydos09x ...How is it racist...
MISTtumbles 4 weeks ago
The last one...! Well now I'm afraid to be an electrician! D:
RedEbSeb13 1 month ago
thid was fucking funny
russianrl 1 month ago
WTF zombies !!
drftme 1 month ago
Is it wrong that I think the retail store girl is hot?
cHeEzMaN1 1 month ago
These commercials make their point, but sometimes its really not the employee's fault. You either do it, or they will find someone else who will... period
HeatherC19 1 month ago
I've watched a live video of a gang member get his head cut off with a chainsaw, and right after a man get his head sawn off with a knife. This still fucked with me pretty hard core. So, looks like Canada fianlly found a usee, scaring the shit out of people....
waffleman111 1 month ago
Fuck this shit is scary I'm watching this right before going to bed O.O
Star12312312345 1 month ago
the ladder accident would have gone something like this for me, "PFFFFFFT HAHAHAHAHAHA, OH MY GOD DID ANYONE GET THAT ON TAPE? HOLY SHIT HAHAHAHAHA, no seriously are you ok? HAHAHAHAHAHA I GIVE YOU A 9/10, YOU COULD HAVE STUCK THE LANDING MORE HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!"
minigun20 1 month ago
Canada has a real problem with zombies.
Wierdperson31 1 month ago 3
Moral of the story is? GO TO COLLEGE OR UNIVESIRTY, SECURE YOUR FUTURE! DONT DO THE DIRTY JOBS, BE A DOC, LAWYER OR CA
asimiamsrk 1 month ago
When I was 16 I slipped in some grease at Burger King :(
Nicecatholicgirl 1 month ago
If that ladder accident happened around me, 911 would have to decipher what I say through crippling bouts of laughter.
railroadwino1 1 month ago
accident? there was no accident, i'm fine :P i'll walk it off. waht all this glass? just a flesh wound
VampyrDisco 2 months ago
She practically jumped off of the ladder i mean what was she expecting?
monkeymr09 2 months ago 3
Tricky, but I was finally able to masturbate to this.
PhilTBananez 2 months ago 12
well looks like woman cant cook either what can they do good?
ninendowii2000 2 months ago
@ninendowii2000 kick you in the balls
mariaisawesome1 2 months ago
@LuckyNumber8 - I agree that discussing employee error is not *always* victim blaming, but despite the intent, it's not *discussed* in these. It's raised in a fleeting, single sentence, and it's one of multiple messages; there is no blatant, unifying message about employer/employee joint responsibility. It's great to be subtle in movies/TV, but in a serious 30-second ad you can't assume a message will be obvious to the average viewer--it's usually not the case, and it's not the case in these.
gyrlsrock 2 months ago
walk it off
Spooie 2 months ago 3
Being told by a zombie must suck.
zabaoth 2 months ago 5
1:33 Well at least he´s still alive!
bawoman 2 months ago
I'm unclear as to the takeaway message here for workers or workplace injury victims: quit their job because they'll be safer at home?
There is some employer responsibility messaging, which I like; then, there is also victim blaming, an approach I don't personally care for, especially for serious and fatal injuries. But there is no solid message about what can be done to prevent workplace injuries.
It's not good strategy to use scare tactics, and then give no outlet for action.
gyrlsrock 2 months ago 2
@gyrlsrock Discussing employee error is not victim blaming. It's just the truth. In almost every accident, both the employee and employer have some responsibility, as the ads indicate quite tactfully in my opinion (not properly wearing safety gear, cleaning spills etc.) If anything, serious and fatal injuries are where you should most definitely highlight employee error, because that's the risk a worker has the most control over.
LuckyNumber8 2 months ago
There is truth in these ads but "There really are no accidents"? Really? A deer runs across a road immediately in front of a car. The result is obviously the deers mothers fault for not teaching him to look both ways...
TimArmst 2 months ago
@TimArmst I'm pretty sure the message is limited to workplace accidents. ^^"
Seikufu 2 months ago
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@TimArmst I'm pretty sure the message is limited to workplace accidents. ^^"
Seikufu 2 months ago
They all sound american except the CEO in #5!
volvicstorm98 2 months ago
The 2ed one is unintentionally funny. It reminds me of the hilarious suicide scene from Riki-Oh (not the anime version).
LikaLaruku 2 months ago
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LikaLaruku 2 months ago
ouch lol
Limbo1one 2 months ago
Note how all of these commercials have the same thing in common....everyone admitted they were at fault....no liability, lol.
TruckerRobmac 2 months ago
great now im scared for my life
xoKatgirlxo 2 months ago
I felt really bad because the last video immediately made me think of inFamous,
GenericSideCharacter 2 months ago
This is union scare tactics, accidents happen and someone isn't always to blame. JUST THINK ABOUT WORK WHILE WORKING...
SanDiegoBry 2 months ago
after reading "all 5 ads" i thought to myself i'l watch one... ohh i had to watch them all rofl
squealyparsuperstar 2 months ago
I just watched the first one, and I immediately pressed stop. My mind can't take this.
America2470 2 months ago
@America2470 You must have a pretty weak mind.
IVEmovies 2 months ago
Unless they did it on purpose then it is a fucking accident,
Diamondmaster93 2 months ago
@Diamondmaster93 Not legally. In an accident, no one is responsible.
Whanhee 2 months ago
At least the black guy didnt die first...
PBJT44 2 months ago 108
@PBJT44 no one likes a number 2
siegeh25 2 months ago
Clearly they didn't follow the TO
Blamt20 2 months ago
That fryer oil one made me cringe. The screaming...
IrritatedHomelessMan 2 months ago 34
@IrritatedHomelessMan Made me giggle.... Imm going to hell.....
boston12123 3 weeks ago
I feel bad for laughing. I know it's meant to be shocking, but a lot of it came off as horror-comedy.
toms1266 2 months ago
best comedy ever i lol'd so god damn hard
blackthorn2200 2 months ago
@blackthorn2200 You oughta be sterilized.
imWELCOMEGOHOMEbitch 2 months ago
Holy motherf$ck$n sh*t.....this is effective~!
soguuud 2 months ago
I lold
RandomCd 2 months ago
what the fuck
RileyWG 2 months ago
Shocking adverts for shocking realities... that only seems fair to me
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ammakichutt 2 months ago 3
they all seemed like a bunch of modern warfare 3 ads
theCountniggula 2 months ago
It's like final destination
humdot 2 months ago
the ladder did not need to be replaced I'm sorry...
ffrmaster 2 months ago
and thats why I quite my last job. Its was an "accident" waiting to happen.
greyknight7 2 months ago
Does Canada have a problem with Zombies or something?
Jordannadroj20 3 months ago 8
@Jordannadroj20 Nope, we just want to have safe workplaces :]
iGangster 2 months ago
the first one is really disturbing because i kno how it feels like to get boiling water on skin... some sprinkled my pinky last weekend, i cant imagine having my whole face drenched with it!
hilickit 3 months ago
Damn, they air such comedic commercials in Canada<3
AngelBones21 3 months ago
The funniest ones were when the cook burned her face off with the boiling water or oil and the one where the retail lady fell off the ladder and smashed through the display case. I laughed so hard, lol.
MLBExpert2007 3 months ago
The first one was fucking horrifying. The rest got more and more outrageously unlikley, culminating in a zombie. A fucking zombie.
DrButler 3 months ago
@DrButler
It's not a zombie, it's the actor delivering a line after their character is dead.
GayLPer 3 months ago
i laughed trough the whole thing. except for the first one. what the actual fuck is this LOL
sharonmalu 3 months ago
If someone is offended by these commercials and think they're too "over the top" or "gruesome," think about it. Shit like this can happen, and if a commercial needs to be controversial or bloody or violent to get its point across, so be it. At least it's still getting your attention.
FoxGuy777 3 months ago
FYI, to people who are complaining about how it's "not in any way funny": The reason people are laughing (yes, I chuckled a bit) is because of how fake it is. Surely these accidents could happen in real-life, but what with the way it's shot and the "zombies", it's hard not to laugh. Show a workplace safety film with actual footage of real people dying, and I can assure you that no one will be laughing. However, show something fake like this, and be prepared for some laughs.
flamingmonkays 3 months ago
"The Company" must be diabolical to cause all those things to happen due to their supposed "negligence"...
airbendingavatar1 3 months ago
I like how she smacks her head on the way down.
customernervous 3 months ago
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suzannesparreboom 4 months ago
are you kidding me
replicantmarie 4 months ago
I like these PSAs, it's telling people that "accidents" can sometimes be the fault of negligence from the company.
The people in these commercials are just telling people to keep their workplaces safe to prevent accidents.
dedeen 4 months ago
Lmao omg that kitchen one is soooo funny, that shit NEVER happens
IQsquare 4 months ago
Damn, Canada. You scary.
NecronomiPod 4 months ago 3
HOLY JESUS.
I'm American, and as such, I thought I'd seen it all - but holy fuck, was I wrong. These commercials were shocking, and really intense. I regret watching these only because I now know that I will probably have nightmares of "accidents" like these happening to me... awesome... >.>
XxForeverEmoxX 4 months ago
>Massive explosion
"There's been an accident!"
No shit
MrFriendlyFella 4 months ago
@MrFriendlyFella Lmao so funny, blown up guy falls 6 stories and hit by a car, like theres nothing you can do
IQsquare 4 months ago
The second one. I'm sorry, I laughed a little.
DranerFox 4 months ago
oh man those special effects look so real! All hail 21st century CG :D
sylvur 4 months ago
What the actual fuck?
afsdgdfgergerg 4 months ago
1:54 DO A BARREL ROLL!!!!
shearod 4 months ago
I remember seeing the chef one for the first time on TV. The worst part was that it was so unexpected. It starts off all nice, oh she's getting married, and then suddenly you hear that horrible, chilling scream just echo...
SweetMusicbabii 4 months ago
@SweetMusicbabii Oh yeah. I watched it for the first time, but it's not the scream that got me. The fact that they showed her face - even IF it was for a second - was absolutely scarring!
C0DE94 4 months ago
Wait a minute... these people announced they were about (Canadian: aboot) to die. Why didn't they, like, stop doing what they were doing and get out of the way of the accident?
deveaux77 4 months ago
Its sad how nobody takes this seriously. You do know this stuff happens more offten then you think? This stuff could happen to you and guess what? Can't do anything about it when you're dead..
ihatehaters12100 4 months ago
The first one makes me cry.. Every goddamn time.
Exsanguinat3d 4 months ago in playlist Exsanguinat3d's Favorited Videos
the funny thing is that this stuff happens a lot more often in america then in canada
magicaxis 4 months ago
Whoa, i never want to die in Canada or else i'll become zombie...
cat2642010 4 months ago
The lesson is: Never get a job in Canada.
ElBarto3131 4 months ago
Lmfao Watched this is in class.. and after the 1st one every1 was like holy fuhk... It was very interesting
TheKilafractor 4 months ago
Seriously fucked up Commercials, but it's True.
ZombieRobotBaby 4 months ago
The girl's scream from the very first one won't get out of my head.
Khepritachiquita 5 months ago 2
@Khepritachiquita yea teh first ones definitely the most fucked up
sonic911 4 months ago
Final Destination 6.
524mills 5 months ago
He left the torch on....
JayKoach 5 months ago
@JayKoach the supervisor didn't check the tanks
gasmanswag96 4 months ago
BLAME CANADA.
Kainlarsen 5 months ago
I appreciate that these ads put the blame on all parties involved, not just the employers or the employees
dwarfedhamburger 5 months ago
And I thought Japan was fucked up.
narrat0r12 5 months ago
omigod, I'm like so clumsy and forgetful....
I AM NEVER GOING TO WORK
EVER
(I don't wanna be a bloody zombie;(
music4all12 5 months ago in playlist creepy psa's
WTF is up with Canada??????
kingpie1012 5 months ago
@kingpie1012 there taking a "scared straight" approach to their safety announcements
Skydragonknight01 5 months ago
Just let me tell you, there are true accidents from unexpected outcomes that you cant prevent effectively. But 99.9% of accidents are due to human negligence and have step-by-step instructions that would never occur if followed. Ive seen stupid shit before, like a forklift holding nuclear waste on top of another forklift, or people who dont depressurize the environment around the control rods, so when opened, they shoot out and impale the guy, yes that was real. Work codes, people!
Pimpmastahanhduece 5 months ago
@Pimpmastahanhduece fukishima putting their deisel generators underground instead as high up as possible with batteries that last less than one day. or BP not changing the stupid fucking battery in the autoshutoff. Why do we need to wait until disasters happen to RE-learn what we already know, and then forget it 20 years down the line?
Pimpmastahanhduece 5 months ago
thats not how move frying oil.
Pimpmastahanhduece 5 months ago
Hold on. Chick fell off a ladder and it's the ladder's fault?
LordOz1979 5 months ago
@LordOz1979 What? The chick fell off the ladder and it was everyone's fault. Other chick didn't steady the ladder, company didn't replace the wire, chick was reaching for a far away wire on a ladder.
liger04 5 months ago
damn the 1 the scared me the most waz the first 1
holyshitman23 5 months ago
This was funny.
Reno750 5 months ago
... Fuck. These are effective. I'm scared shitless to go to work on monday now 0.0
Phendraana 5 months ago 2
Shit, this is like Final Destination.
GoldenHurricane 5 months ago
One word: Zombrex. ;)
saints360row 5 months ago
I laughed my ass off at the second commercial.
ShayminQueenReviews 5 months ago
1:20
OH MY GOD!
Watch out for Klaus!
Atvishees 5 months ago
Oh no, that's my bad. My computer was echoing it.
DrunkenIdeas 5 months ago
The echoes give it a
really bad effect.
DrunkenIdeas 5 months ago
@frenchy1824 Admit it, youre jealous of our amazing Quebecois.
YouCantDeleteDenzelL 6 months ago
@KimdraElliottVoelkel Failure. I am Canadian.
YouCantDeleteDenzelL 6 months ago
I remember seeing the electrician one, the guy falling and the chick getting roasted by the grease on tv. That scared the hell out of me.
Nexismyname 6 months ago
This is why people think bad about canada o.o
LikeABawsePS3 6 months ago
After that woman fell I was really worried that she was hurt, but then she got up and was talking so I guess everything is okay! I'm going to go try hanging in store marketing in a similar manner tomorrow and maybe I'll have an "accident" because falling like that looks like fun.
Also, did that black guy in the last segment look like he had Vitiligo?
ManaMoortown 6 months ago
I love it !
Linhdanhthue 6 months ago
im jealous of ur beast vid making
vanvu0780 6 months ago
holy cow, if someone got up and start rambling away after such a horrible mess they became (and after they freaking died) i would have run to another direction, not just stare.
MsSunhappy 6 months ago
Great, now I never want to go outside...thanks
imabadking 6 months ago in playlist psa's with teeth
#4 the store accident? Thats not an accident, thats a TLC match the only accident is Good ol J.R wasn't announcing when this happened.
FoxsitoTaquito 6 months ago
ahahaha the one where the guy rises out of the coffin KILL IT WITH FIYAAA
peterlol21 6 months ago
Okay i'm impressed two immortals and one zombie...
Awesome.
lkotro21 6 months ago
oh my god is this shit for real? god damn, canadians are hardcore. when they wanna get their point across, they get their fucking point across dont they? holy shit.
KimCheeWarrior 6 months ago 2
Make fun all you want, Americans. These are at least true. You just have to thi- oh, wait, oops! Sorry! Never mind.
KimdraElliottVoelkel 6 months ago
well if this is what Canada is like this is what I learned
1) Canada has a zombie problem
2) If you die in Canada it is ALWAYS your fault
3) Canadians do not know how to use ladders
and 4) they keep heated vats of highly corrosive liquid in restaurant kitchens.
Eso8911 6 months ago 62
@Eso8911 you are spot on on 2 that is why we always apologize
Youngwrit3r 5 months ago
@Eso8911
Re: 4) Its fryer oil. I worked with a guy who slipped while lifting a vat of fryer oil onto a shelf to cool. The oil poured all over his legs, melted his polyester pants (not allowed in the kitchen, btw) onto his legs. Third and second degree burns. That was the last we saw of him.
mangeloid 4 months ago 6
@Eso8911
Re: 4) Its fryer oil. I worked with a guy who slipped while lifting a vat of fryer oil onto a shelf to cool. The oil poured all over his legs, melted his polyester pants (not allowed in the kitchen, btw) onto his legs. Third and second degree burns. That was the last we saw of him.
mangeloid 4 months ago
@Eso8911 it was boiling water that cooked her skin.
superanimeniac 4 months ago
@Eso8911 If this is really what you took away from the video, then you are sadly mistaken. I am a Safety Instructor and use these videos in front of every class. They clearly show where human error lies in ALL accidents. In order to HELP their employees, EmployERS send their workers to training classes so that they take an active roll in helping them do their jobs more safely. In nearly EVERY accident, there are 2 faults. EmployEE, and EmployER. Safety is not a joke, don't make light of it
thdmoney 3 months ago 34
@thdmoney Don't make light of it? We wouldnt if the commercial didnt have zombies, people being blown off of high-rises into trucks, and restaurants that apparently double as chemical refineries. These ads are a joke,flat-out.
CloudmoonXX 3 months ago
@thdmoney You make good points, and I also want to reply to Eso9811 by saying that kitchens don't store "highly corrosive liquids", but rather that the woman in question was carrying a huge pot of BOILING liquid, and then slipped on grease, hence spilling said boiling liquid all over her face. That is more than enough to cause life-changing, if not life-threatening injuries.
That said, these videos are a bit over the top and alarmist, and I feel sorry for any kids who see them.
prometheuszero9 3 months ago
@prometheuszero9 These videos are not directed at kids, so I don't feel like you should worry about their reaction. But I don't feel they're too "over the top", they're pretty realistic cases of "accidents" that could happen.
Killahxxx 3 months ago
It's a great idea for commercials they're just idiots -.-
ninetails593 6 months ago
Final Destination canadian version
abrahamWCE 6 months ago
Ok the first one was scary as fuck. 2 made me laugh since the dummy was so obvious. 3, 4 and 5 were just silly. The message? Be safe in the work place, or else you'll survive and blame your company for the "accident" that happened. Also the scream in the 4th one was so bad and flat I laughed so hard. Its like she flatly read the word "aaah" off a paper. It's a shame since these ads had such potential and such a great message.
YouCantDeleteDenzelL 6 months ago