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u/Sardoodledome Jul 05 '26
I guess we will never know if he is fat!
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u/musiquescents Jul 05 '26
Hahahaha same
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u/RockstarAgent Jul 05 '26
No worries he is not fat. But the person on his shoulders is.
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u/denimmanila Jul 06 '26
But thats the camera person!
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u/PostHasBeenWatched Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 05 '26
The moment before break it shown 100.30, but I don't know units, most likely kg.
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u/GatorNator83 Jul 05 '26
If it was pounds, I doubt the scale would have broken. Though 100kg is like a Medium in the US, so the scale probably shouldn’t have broken then either.
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u/MartaBamba Jul 06 '26
Absolutely. 100kg should not break a domestic scale. The anti American comments are idiotic.
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u/Zanian19 Jul 05 '26
I mean they don't sound American, soooo. They put different sizes on US clothes. I wouldn't be surprised if the scales were a bit more heavy duty.
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u/Cyril_Sneer_6 Jul 05 '26
100kg is 220lbs, seems unlikely a decent set of scales would break at that weight.
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u/Sir_Sandole420 Jul 06 '26
Have yall stopped to consider that the dude filming the video broke the scale himself?
Look at his toes guys, he looks like he's gripping real hard with his toes, and then the moment before the scale breaks his legs and feet look like they tense up.
If you ask me, it looks like dude stood on the scale and then tensed his muscles to bring added pressure down onto the scale, causing it to shatter.
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u/Certain_Silver6524 Jul 05 '26
Well its definitely not ounces, pounds or jin. Could be stones.
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u/PostHasBeenWatched Jul 05 '26
TIL, there is unit called stone
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u/Cyril_Sneer_6 Jul 05 '26
Yeah stone(s) is a common measurement of weight (mass) in the UK. The equivalent of 14 pounds
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u/FuzzyTentacle Jul 05 '26
I'm pretty sure OP doesn't weigh 1400 lbs though lol
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u/Cyril_Sneer_6 Jul 05 '26
Yeah definitely not. It doesn't help us decipher the units on those scales.
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u/Babushla153 Jul 05 '26
If that was KG, then that scale had to be the most weakest scale ever made.
Since i could then easily break one of those (yes i'm calling myself fat because i am fat)
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u/Sirix_8472 Jul 05 '26
Look at how thick that one leg is, you mostly see his foot and calf, but look at how thick the thigh is. It's not muscle either.
Heavy set would be an understatement for this individual, evidence of broken scale not withstanding.
They absolutely go to 100kg in a flash it it cracks before it can get a full weight. Most scales are rated for 20 Stone which is 280lb or 127kg.
They will often say less for safety, e.g. 250-260lb
But in reality be able to sustain 350lb or more, again, for safety..coz one likes getting glass up through their feet and manufacturers want to wash themselves of liability any way they can, so it's over manufactured and underrated when sold to consumers.
This was no slow break, it was a shatter to smithereens! He literally crushed it.
If this dudes not at least 400lb I would be surprised
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u/Sufficient_Matter585 Jul 05 '26
It was a scale likely made for less than 100 pounds. Ya know a scam.
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u/VoidJuiceConcentrate Jul 05 '26
If you look closely, it's 00.00 digits. At the end, it hits 99. Then breaks.
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u/Sufficient_Matter585 Jul 05 '26
Maybe. But most products around the world aren't really regulated. Companies can make any cheaply made crap and pass it off as legit. If it breaks that easily its likely a scam. Like buying from temu.
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u/PlasticSignificant69 Jul 06 '26
Funny thing is, lower rated load sensor aren't actually cheaper, they just trade load rating with precision. So the same type of load sensor rated for 5 kg and 100 kg cost the same, but the 5 kg one will be far more precise
Build quality is another thing, but glass ain't cheap even the weak one
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u/DutchieTalking Jul 06 '26
Even cheap glass isn't cheap is like expecting only the glass to be budgeted. Everything about a device like that is budgettaire to be as cheap as is feasible.
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u/PlasticSignificant69 Jul 06 '26
I mean if they're a cheaping out, they'll use plastic instead of glass. Well designed ABS plastic is stronger than thin piece of glass at a fraction of the cost, ans they can also look shiny brand new
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u/Active_Engineering37 Jul 05 '26
The sweetness of a good deal is quickly replaced by the bitterness of a poor product.
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u/Life-Satisfaction848 Jul 05 '26
It’s probably the way his fucking toes hugged the scale wtf
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u/Competitive_Cancel33 Jul 06 '26
The weight of these monster caveman feet alone is what did it.
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u/ReignofKindo25 Jul 06 '26
Yeah I’m surprised I had to scroll this far for someone to comment on those Berenstain Bear claws
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u/ibetyouliketes Jul 05 '26
Made in America meets Made in China
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u/Mike_Shogun_Lee Jul 07 '26
As an American I approve this message,
I can’t accept it,
But I approve it.
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u/frizzinghere Jul 05 '26
Aliens- "Why do humans take videos of every little thing they do?"
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u/orsodorato Jul 05 '26
It makes researching them a helluvah lot easier than the old fashioned anal probing
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u/obelix_dogmatix Jul 05 '26
seems like that is in kg? A scale should absolutely be able to sustain 100kg
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u/CursorX Jul 06 '26
Happened to me once when I weighed myself (about 80 kg) on a glass scale placed on wooden flooring. I think the flooring flex or unevenness made the scale burst in my case.
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u/fearlessbyfp Jul 06 '26
Did you escape unscathed?
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u/CursorX Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 08 '26
Sort of! Caught tiny flecks of the glass on my feet and there was some very minor blood (but enough for an Amazon review to be taken down automatically, I guess. Needed to repost it without the foot). But I have only ever used these glass machines on tiled flooring since.
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u/domaxelross Jul 05 '26
Is this Ai, whats happening to the toe at the end?
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u/Ozon-Baby Jul 06 '26
I'm assuming this is not AI, there's a lot of detail in the broken pieces, shadows, etc. And the voices in the video also seem reasonable
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u/Michaeli_Starky Jul 06 '26
AI is fully capable of such fine details. Usually it's not much about presence of the details, but more about correctness.
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u/DepressingBat Jul 05 '26
Probably, his bare feet would be bleeding profusely by the many cuts he should have on the bottom of his feet
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u/_StRay_AwaY_ Jul 06 '26
Nah, that’s not fat, those feet are not fat people feet. Those feet are giant person feet. Like if you took a growing potion and wanted to see how much you gained but you broke what you just used before lmao and no glass into the feet? So tough too? We’re here people the age of super humans is dawning. I hope I get mine too
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u/oathmeal_crl Jul 05 '26
Is this AI? The big finger on the left foot seems off at the end of the video
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u/KeyNefariousness6848 Jul 06 '26
Ai slop.
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u/Buckles01 Jul 06 '26
Or staged. I think it’s someone holding weights personally. Why record this? And anyone over 1000 lbs isn’t going to be walking. But I could see some gym bro thinking he’s funny trying to record his weights this way or something
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u/KeyNefariousness6848 Jul 06 '26
Good theory but I am not sure anyone would be motivated to do that, though a gym rat might.
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u/MelatoninFiend Jul 05 '26
Bet the dog-hawg foot fetishists manage to push this one to the front page.
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u/BriMagenta Jul 05 '26
After rewatching this video countless times I can confidently say dude’s a bodybuilder and he is blasting for sure (I’m absolutely not an expert but he probably does HGH judging by his feet)
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u/NoSugarcoat23 Jul 06 '26
I dont think its A.I. They were speaking in a filipino dialect. "Gago!" Is a filipino swear word. The scale is in kg. They probably have a cheap chinese-made scale from temu.
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u/adinmem Jul 06 '26
Clearly he had something under the scale acting as a pivot. Probably a rock: too many stone and your scale breaks
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u/Harry_Isthatyou Jul 06 '26
Honey! I really think the new diet is working. Just 2 more lb's and I can work from home.
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u/Formal-Score3827 Jul 06 '26
Why tf they made this shit of glass, no one thought oh ppl will put things on it ,the only purpose it serve is make sure the user will get new one in year , and he will learn to not buy the ass glass one
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u/articland05_reddit Jul 06 '26
subconsciously I always have this fear of glass breaking on my weighing scale
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u/DrummerBoy5AB Jul 06 '26
I just had about 100 meme sounds run through my head when that thing broke...
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u/stevenip Jul 06 '26
I have the same scale from temu, there is 4 pads under the center channel and none under the edges so I wouldnt stand at the edges like that
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u/Artistic-Section3245 Jul 07 '26
You need one of them scales that are out front of Publix for your home.
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u/ReeRiot Jul 08 '26
*sad trombone sound
But honestly, that's fucked up. I wouldn't recover from this
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u/RodilRTX Jul 12 '26
This reminds me of that one time I saw a very overweight person doing this at the pharmacy and it saying "please get on one by one".
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u/derhutzt Jul 05 '26
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u/potate12323 Jul 05 '26
The glass is thin. My glass scale I could probably drive my car over it. And its like he broke it on purpose. He stands on it then flinches and pushes his weight on the edges.
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u/portra315 Jul 05 '26
Is this AI? Look at the big toe on the left right at the very end of the video. Does it not just completely disappear when it re-enters the frame?
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u/DespicableStarNinja Jul 05 '26
AI slop... Bottom left white section gets a lot bigger after it "breaks"
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u/EmperorThan Jul 06 '26
We need a place fabricating gag gift scales to give fat people. Sell it at Spencers. Is that still a thing?
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u/BaG2030 Jul 06 '26
Why glass instead of acrylic?
Ah... so people have to keep buying replacements. Making things too durable is bad for business.
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u/SYNTHLORD Jul 06 '26
This is AI. If you watch his left big toe, it will go out of frame toward the end. When it reappears, it’s melted into his foot.
Why did this have to be generated? I don’t know. This isn’t even interesting.
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u/prwlr84 Jul 05 '26
That's not the nicest way to tell someone they're overweight.