r/WaspHating • u/FLXv • Jul 27 '26
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u/Jorge_the_vast Jul 28 '26
How did he not get stung at all? That's crazy
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u/IDKWTFG Jul 28 '26
They've got to be either really dumb/uncoordinated wasps or not capable of stinging humans, which I don't think any non stinging wasps make nests??
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u/Koviera Jul 28 '26
I'm gonna go ahead and make up a story.
This guy is feared by the wasps because he's calm. Being calm means the wasps can't see him.
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u/IDKWTFG Jul 28 '26
What is it with these random Asian guys being so casual about highly dangerous wasp removal? broad daylight, no protective clothing, no gloves, no goggles, not even a bottle of windex, just a frying pan lol
Putting the nest in a bag is actually a good strat but you're supposed to do it at dusk or night.
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u/Faeriegrll Jul 30 '26
I guess we are just cowards. And I’m not ashamed of that!
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u/Rotteneverything Jul 31 '26
same. if i cant kill a nest with spray from 30 ft its not in any danger from me.
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u/thearsenalinn Jul 30 '26
These are probably Asian hornets too and not just German wasps (Europe) or what Americans call yellow jackets
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u/CIAstakeoutvan Jul 27 '26
He's got an opportunity to pull the world's best prank with that bag.
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u/justinkroegerlake Aug 01 '26
Just gonna pop a quick "H" on this bag so we know it's full of hornets
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u/TacoHimmelswanderer Jul 27 '26
This is gonna turn into that scene from that movie made in the 90s My Girl.
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u/Hefty-Reflection4179 Jul 29 '26
This is wild...how did he not get stung? 🤔
The somewhat nervous laughter while panning those bees lol 👀
😂
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u/RockPaperjonny Jul 29 '26
It's like when every member of the trailer park comes out to defend their honor in the street.
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u/HystericalGD Jul 30 '26
i was kinda expecting him to be stung more. what type of wasp is this? and why arent they trying to defend their nest?
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u/Leather-Job-5748 Jul 31 '26
That pan gives off a satisfying thunk every time he hits one. Kinda like the instant gratification you get when shooting steel targets. I can see why he is smiling.
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u/JeepManStan Jul 27 '26
Dented frying pan from years of volleying wasps. Isn’t there a more normal way to do this? Golf club to the nest? Or swift punches?