Short YouTube reaction clip in which Jarrad Goulding comments on dangerous, frayed electrical cords—likely from a large refrigerator or ice machine—pointing out exposed wires near the plug or appliance, noting this is common during testing/tagging, and referencing Thailand (Phuket) and the risk of low-hanging wires on streets.
There's no words. No words. Yeah. So this is a very common thing that we'll see very regularly. This is a standard day for us out test and tagging. It's generally near the plug top or near the appliance itself. On the cord is where we're going to see the most amount of damage that happens to the cord. It can happen anywhere, but generally speaking, that's where the big friction point is. It looks like some sort of large refrigerator or large ice machine. Based on the size of the cord as well, I would say it's probably a higher voltage appliance. But then we can see those exposed wires in there as well, which is not good at all. Yeah. Where do we start with this one? Oh, Phuket. Yeah. That's a complete mess. What I want to know is if there's a fault in that, what do you do? How do you fault find in that? I don't even know where to start with that one. I really don't. I think that that's. I love Thailand. God help you, though, when you're walking down the side street and you have to duck one of those wires, because I've had to do that many times and it's scary as anything.
