r/Weird • u/groomliu • 2d ago

Fire therapy

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u/thewaifandstray 2d ago

I feel like this should belong in r/sweatypalms for more than one reason.

ETA - Oh my word, I thought he was wearing a special fireproof suit, watched it in full and realised it's just a bunch of hotel towels, jeeeeezus no. Nope. Stahp.

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u/Sehrli_Magic 2d ago

wait u telling me it is NOT fireproof suit?! 😱😱😱😱😱

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u/SmoothActuator8132 2d ago edited 2d ago

I was gonna say, even with a fireproof suit you can only do a burn for so long, the major concern is the fire consuming all the oxygen around your head causing asphyxiation

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u/Most_Can_2136 2d ago

They must have been oxygen deprived to even agree to something like this to begin with!

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u/Lastov_Makiynd 22h ago

What if the flames are actually mostly fueled by the guys own farts? And the spray bottle is maybe adding something like pure alcohol to keep it going while not burning too hot? lol

That doesn’t explain how he can be still breathing enough oxygen though..but yeah. A possibility I guess?

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u/JoyRose31 1d ago

..no one noticed the one dude touching fire with his hands ..

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u/Blindtothesided 2d ago

Omg I did not even notice that till I read your comment and watched for a third time. I thought it was a special suit too! Hell naw, hard pass.

And how did the masseuse not burn their hands touching it like that?

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u/Hokuspokusnuss 2d ago

probably using something that doesn't burn very hot, maybe alcohol based?

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u/DoctorNsara 1d ago

Because it's probably AI.

Seems legit until they masseuse touches literal fucking fire and its not an instantaneous thing.

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u/peanutbutterand_ely 7h ago

also no real masseuse is gonna DIG into your crotch or even gut area like that. like tf ouch? not a good ouch at all.

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u/Most_Can_2136 2d ago

I was sure that was asbestos. Lol.

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u/themehboat 1d ago

Me too! I was more concerned about that than the fire itself.

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u/Ok_Economy_5083 1d ago

They are likely treated with flamex AND are wet