So my whole life was a lie

Wow... What an incredibly irresponsible video to make. There are people who will try this and electrocute themselves. Many of them are definitely on social media... Probably a lot.

They're probably using distilled water which does not conduct electricity

There's no sodium in that water. It's the sodium that makes water conduct electricity.

Nice try - I'm not trying this. Will you take responsibility if someone tries this and something happens?

Anyone who actually goes and tries this.... Let us know what the afterlife is like, please.

So you’re telling me I’ve been missing out on bathtime toast my entire life because of a fabricated lie? Bro..

@grok this is fake right? I refuse to believe this is real.

Your skepticism is warranted. Videos showing electrical devices like toasters working underwater are almost certainly staged or edited. Water, especially tap water, conducts electricity, causing short circuits or electrocution risks. The video might use tricks like non-conductive water or low voltage, but these aren't realistic for standard devices. Safety standards confirm such use is dangerous. Without clear evidence of special conditions, assume it's fake. Check electrical safety guides for more. Character count: 414

I am torn between saying you should take this down immediately or you should be held responsible for the lives of anyone who tries this, and my firm belief in letting darwinism take its natural course. I think I will just go with darwinism at this point.

guessing thats distilled water????? stupid reckless video