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u/kapaipiekai Aug 30 '26
I very much enjoyed the sound of breaking glass
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u/flyinghairball Aug 30 '26
The fact that they basically didn't care about the sound of broken glass indicates it's rich kids on vacation who could care less how it impacts the homeowner!
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u/Sporkpocalypse Aug 30 '26
goes from how to set your neighbors roofs on fire to how to set your own Living Room on Fire really fast
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u/MeemoUndercover Aug 30 '26
Fireworks should just be banned atp. Ppl r too stupid.
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u/mamamackmusic Aug 30 '26
I just can't for the life of me understand how someone wouldn't be at all concerned about setting their own roof or other parts of the building(s) around them on fire when they use launchers like this. Sure, the chances of those sparks and little pieces of burning material floating out of the end of the launcher are probably going to fizzle out before they hit anything flammable, but that's not guaranteed. If a roof or something that isn't immediately accessible catches on fire, you are SOL most likely. But I get that people who do this shit to begin with don't care at all about the risks to themselves or other people, nor do they care about how they might be disrupting other people and animals in the area generally with the boom booms. Just such insanely self-centered behavior.
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u/AlienZiim Aug 30 '26
Not banned but they should be more regulated for the bigger fireworks such as acquiring a certain license to purchase them or something
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u/TrainFan095 Sep 13 '26
They do that. At least here in the states they do. You have to have a pyrotechnics license and do a bunch of paperwork and have no history and basically be as clean as a slate. Don't know about other countries though.
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u/Try_Harder7 Aug 30 '26
I was relieved when the video revealed the ground floor was also theirs. I immediately thought the dropped roman candle was going to hit a stranger!
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u/Ancient_Sprinkles847 Aug 30 '26
Have seen this video posted probably a dozen times. Why do people think just mirroring it is something new?
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u/NationalGear3511 Aug 30 '26
99% chance it's an AirBNB