【Naked Poison II】

This content literally sucks.

A 16-minute video of a man clearing a "massive clog" is Naked Poison IImaking the rounds on Reddit right now. While that may sound super boring, the general consensus is quite positive: unclogging videos are satisfying.

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Apparently, nothing brings strangers on the internet together like a video of sticks being plucked from a drain.

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Unlike the lake water in the video, the comments are flowing. People discovering the weird world of drain videos on YouTube were both surprised and pleased to find the subculture.

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Reddit acted as a bridge (or tunnel) to Post 10's YouTube channel, where he posts other unclogging videos.

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According to the comments, viewers can't get enough.

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None of us know why, yet here we are.

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If you're on the market for a new way to waste time online, unclogging videos could be the answer.

Though it goes without saying, one should always be weary when stepping foot into a new wormhole on YouTube. Once you enter, it can be difficult to come out of it for at least three hours. If you need to mow the lawn, do it beforeyou press play.

If you are set on watching unclogging adventures, it could be beneficial to toy with the speed of the videos. After all, these videos can be quite draining.

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