It's inhuman!

Never mess with IT.

Apartment living isn't for everyone.

Why does it have to be like this.

Is a warm towel that nice?

Great job everyone.

It's one of those videos we didn't know we needed until it happened to us. There's tremendous skill in being able to read a situation, and this guy's interpretation of this cat's inner monologue is way too spot on. This cat is serious. Also, we need this man to do UFC commentary.

Star Trek is one of those interesting shows that makes us ask interesting questions about the meaning of life itself, our values, our place in the universe, but most importantly, who has to clean the holodeck after someone does some sex stuff in there? Our quatloos are on Geordi. Anyway, here are some more Star Trek memes to scroll through while sitting on the captain's chair.

Ya love to see it.

We can't advocate driving while on your phone, but also if that's something you decide to do on your own, we can't do anything about it. So for the purposes of this situation, we meant that figuratively. Many of us spend a few hours a day in our cars and wish we didn't have to. That said, many of us have cars that are nicer than our homes themselves, so the prospect of sitting in a comfortable chair while going fast and listening to music isn't so bad. Here are some dumb drivers who deserve amp…

It's interesting how quickly priorities can shift. In one moment everyone's all up in arms about hat wearing, and the next moment the teacher is yelling at you to spare everyone the pulsing, leaking nightmare of your Jason Vorhees-like scalp. All we're asking for is a little consistency, but that's a separate tragedy. Here are some other dumb rules schools enforced.

Getting up to scrape ice off your car in the snow just to get yelled at for being late to work is an inconvenience, but this? A 4-foot pompadour of snow all over your car? Just throw the whole thing away.

Where the cola choices are Poopsi and Cake.

Uh, cool?

Sure, someone could try to go up there and carefully scrape all the snow off by hand, but that might be too slow and dangerous. This method is obviously more effective, much faster, and it gets points for spectacle.

To be honest, it's always been a little tempting while driving to see if you could make it down a set of stairs. But it's not exactly a thing most of us would want to risk with our own cars and/or stairs. Luckily this smooth-brain ventured on to find out for the rest of us that, yeah, it's possible, but no, it's not advisable. Now the real challenge is seeing if they can make it back up.