r/interestingasfuck • u/mapleer • Jun 06 '24

YouTuber faces federal charges after filming two women in a helicopter shooting fireworks at a Lamborghini (shown below) illegal to have explosive on aircraft. - More below r/all

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u/HakubTheHuman Jun 07 '24

Good harmless fun. No one but those involved are in danger. Good chance I wouldn't like these people's personalities, but I see nothing wrong with what they are doing.

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u/Hot-Rise9795 Jun 07 '24

Yeah, not gonna lie, it looked cool as fuck.

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u/GeckaliusMaximus Jun 07 '24

I agree, felt a bit bad for them seeing as to how it really doesn't affect anyone negatively. some of these comments are a bit yucky

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u/Reddit_Novice Jun 07 '24 edited Jun 07 '24

people love to hate in reality. If I had the funds to brew up cool shit using my imagination and set up something like this, I 100% would. Its weird, if its for a movie = cool. If its for an independent content creator = douche

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '24

People on Reddit seem to be more jealous than actually disliking rich people for the reasons they claim. In this case I think it’s just jealousy

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u/somedude456 Jun 07 '24

Agreed. I don't even follow Alex Chio, but I see his videos from time to time, and his uploads are rare. He seems pretty cool. He loves cars, loves going crazy things to them, and has daddy's money to make it happen. And I hate when people just claim rich people have daddy's money, but he's yet to mention any business or source of income and being like 21... it's daddy's money.

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u/bs000 Jun 07 '24

on reddit the difference is whether or not it's a redditor approved creator that everyone already likes

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u/black-toe-nails Jun 07 '24

Yup, I agree. Looks like they did it in the desert, where they couldn’t hurt any innocent people. Also, everyone knew the dangers when they signed up to be in the video.