Expensive things and idiots aren’t the greatest combinations, which is why it makes for such combustible consumer viewing and very entertaining to boot. Fail Army has compiled some amusing and downright dangerous examples in this compilation and also had the decency to add in some mega-expensive over the top Mo Money carnage to make it all appear more appealing for us poor people.

The results are three minutes of destructive schadenfreude to detonate your laughter.

It can be an intense experience when you walk in a store, have a look around but don’t see something you want, and then leave without buying anything—you know the store owner or clerk is looking at you with suspicion, thinking you’re some kind of lowdown dirty thief. Well Daniel Koren feels your pain and is here to show you how to handle it like a pro.

It’s all about acting relaxed and making sure you slow down when you exit, people who steal don’t walk slow when they leave.

Your mother told you never to talk to strangers, and it’s good advice to follow even into adulthood because you never know when you might be chilling by a lake and a shirtless fat man will appear from an island and start yelling at you about having his way with your mother. Then before you know it you’ll be hurling abuse and it’ll end with someone getting badly hurt….and the truth as to where your mom was last night.

It starts as a story about a kid getting nagged at to get ready for school but soon turns into a fast-paced thrill ride in this short All Your Favorite Shows! The penciled textures of the story soon turns into a post-modern edit of pop culture references from TV and films, which become symbols of the teenager’s anxiety.

Footage from The Matrix, Mission Impossible, and Princess Mononoke turn a ride to school into an crazy chase scene, and classmates become the uniformed ranks of the 300 Spartans.

One thing that Stanley Kubrick’s classic Vietnam war movie isn’t, is feel good. Instead it’s a dark look at the futile nature of war and the grim training that, in this case, marines must go through to turn them into killing machines. But that hasn’t stopped someone from turning the film, and R. Lee Ermey’s famous phrases, into a movie trailer that warms the heart.

So instead of a war movie we get a tale of inspiration about a man finding his true potential thanks to human kindness.

Redditor thetrue23 was tasked by his buddy to make the worst hip hop song he could muster for a movie, so he did what any friend would do. He stepped up to the challenge and gave it his best shot. The thing is, he failed and won all at once. Because in attempting to make complete garbage he actually made something that turned out pretty good, in a kind of fun lighthearted kind of way.

After the song turned out pretty good they decide to make a music video, and that’s a lot of fun too. The track is called “Flames” and True Dave is the man to look out for.

People are Awesome celebrate all the amazing women and their epic skills, skills in everything from skimboarding and cliffdiving to weightlifting and gymnastics. All their phenomenal feats are collated for this compilation from the YouTube channel that’s dedicated to showing people doing all kinds of awesome and extraordinary activities.

The only downside is that it’ll probably make you feel really, really lazy. Oh well.

Oh. Dear. This was never going to be a good idea, as couples who once went out with each other but are no longer together play a drinking game called ‘Truth or Drink’ in the latest from Cut Video—which involves a person either answering a very personal and likely embarrassing or awkward question, or drinking a shot of alcohol.

You can’t imagine why people wouldn’t always choose the alcohol, but they don’t. And it makes for some very cringeworthy watching.

If you’re a parent then you’ll know that you aren’t alway entirely honest with your kids. If you’re not a parent then, sorry, but your parents weren’t always 100% honest with you. Because basically if they were you would probably be deeply emotionally and psychologically affected by it.

But that’s not to say that that concept would’t work well in a sketch, which it does hilariously in this video by Story of This Life.

Starting in 1700 and travelling up to the present day, this video from JordiTK takes a meme nostalgia trip that will stir your childhood memories, maybe even some past life memories too—considering that it goes back to the 1700s. It also takes in all kinds of music too, from classical, to obscure Russian folk, and 1980s pop.

All of them though have found there way into the meme hall of fame.