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Whoa!. Help me!. I’m being mugged!. Travel mugged, that is!. This is the Twizz mug by neolid.. This video is not sponsored by the way.. I bought this mug myself after seeing someone talk about it on Twitter because I was intrigued
by the way it closes.. We’re going to talk about the math behind the way it seals today on Michael’s toys.
As you can see when it’s closed it looks a little bit like…Uranus has a diameter
of more than 50,000 kilometers.. That’s more than a mile.. That’s a pretty out of this world fact but the way the Twizz mug closes is very much
of this world.. It may look strange but we use this kind of seal quite often.
We do every time we close up a bag of bread.. When we do that we’re taking a sleeve of material and we’re giving it a twist.
This seal is pretty nice but from above it can look a bit like a Chocolate starfish and
the hot dog-flavored water was the title of Limp Biscuit’s third studio album.
It came out in the year 2000 and it was extremely popular with middle schoolers named Michael
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