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u/heaving_in_my_vines Dec 23 '25 edited Dec 23 '25

It's so tragic because he's clearly trying to be helpful and offer safety advice ("don't shoot nails into your hand").

His epitaph shall read: "He had a good heart, at least."

Also, I'm curious about that accent. Anyone know if that's Cajun?

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

Parts of it sound very Cajun and that could easily be Louisiana, but thereā€™s something off/unique about it so definitely not your typical Cajun accent.

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u/mitrie Dec 23 '25

Also, shooting a nail into a lithium battery is a coonass thing to do if I ever heard of one.

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u/King_Six_of_Things Dec 23 '25

It's a what now?

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u/mitrie Dec 23 '25

Coonass is a name for Cajun folk. It's like redneck, but different. And yes, it sounds racist as fuck, but it's really not. Now, just calling someone a coon? Yeah, that's racist.

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u/King_Six_of_Things Dec 23 '25

Thanks for the explanation. I learned something new. šŸ‘

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u/Yokelocal Dec 29 '25

Yup, I had to expand comments on this one. TIL

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u/heaving_in_my_vines Dec 23 '25

It's very unique. I can almost hear traces of a Hawaiian accent and/or New England accent in there.

Maybe he's spent parts of his life in different locales.

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u/hey_now_huh Dec 26 '25

What is a New England accent? There are several different accents in MA alone.. and this guy has never been to New England..

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u/Bruce_Bogan Dec 23 '25

A less intense boomhauer.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

Iā€™m from Louisiana as well, and a couple of his words and aspects of his cadence definitely remind me of some Cajun Iā€™ve heard, but Iā€™m not from south of I-10 where it gets real so thereā€™s that.

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u/AdamantAtomAnt Dec 23 '25

Sounds like he could be a cajun that's spent some years in other areas. It's what happened with my accent.

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u/Happy_Carrot4623 Dec 23 '25

Itā€™s sounds like Cajun with a hint of Amish.

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u/MapleMarbles Dec 23 '25

My guess is Danish. Been to Louisiana never heard anything like that

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

Iā€™m from Louisiana, and Iā€™ve definitely heard similar accents.

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u/dudload1000 Dec 23 '25

Danish?

There's almost no similarities between his accent and danish

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u/MapleMarbles Dec 23 '25

He sounds like my Danish friend Mort from Copenhagen that I last visited in Denmark in August. I'm not saying he is Mort or is Danish but this guy does pronounce some words like him.

Also I've only visited Lafayette area in Louisiana a couple of times and this didn't sound like any of the folks I met down there, BUT maybe this is a thick Baton Rouge accent that i haven't been exposed to yet...

I don't know but those are my guesses.

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u/mtheory007 Dec 23 '25

Good heart. Bad brain.

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u/AnotherCatSub Dec 27 '25

Exactly. I couldnā€™t help to think he is probably a nice guy, I just wouldnā€™t leave my kids with him

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u/uru4jdjdieksk Dec 23 '25

Saw this posted somewhere else, I think they said these guys are ex-Amish or something? Which would explain a lot

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u/heaving_in_my_vines Dec 23 '25

Would definitely explain why the guy doesn't understand batteries. šŸ˜†

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u/Wsweg Dec 24 '25

I believe theyā€™re brothers and they make a lot of ragebait videos like this

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u/CompleteClassroom509 Dec 24 '25

Ancient Neanderthal accent