The Most Expensive Fails on the Internet

TLDRWatch the most expensive fails on the internet causing billions of dollars in damages. From punched walls to falling cranes, these fails will leave you in awe and disbelief.

Key insights

💸These fails have resulted in billions of dollars in damages.

🚁An RC helicopter caused $1,000 in damages.

🚽A plumbing mishap led to $1,300 in damages.

💻A MacBook Pro was ruined by hydro dipping, costing $5,000.

🐻A bear destroyed a Lamborghini, requiring $4,000 to repair.

Q&A

What is the most expensive fail in the video?

The most expensive fail in the video is a SpaceX rocket explosion, resulting in $200 million in damages.

What caused the highest amount of damages?

The highest amount of damages was caused by a train accidentally ripping off the roof of a tin roof building, costing $20 million.

Are there any funny fails in the video?

Yes, there are some funny fails in the video, including a pigeon walking on wet cement and a truck crashing into highway signs.

Did anyone get injured in these fails?

Fortunately, there were no reported injuries in these fails. However, some fails could have been dangerous.

Are these fails covered by insurance?

It varies depending on the situation and the individual's insurance coverage. Some of these fails may be covered by insurance, while others may not.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the most expensive fails on the internet.

02:00An RC helicopter causes $1,000 in damages.

03:40A plumbing mishap leads to $1,300 in damages.

06:20A MacBook Pro is ruined by hydro dipping, costing $5,000.

08:50A bear destroys a Lamborghini, requiring $4,000 to repair.

10:30The most expensive fail: a SpaceX rocket explosion resulting in $200 million in damages.

13:00A train accidentally rips off the roof of a building, costing $20 million.

16:10Funny fails: a pigeon walks on wet cement and a truck crashes into highway signs.

18:40No reported injuries in these fails, but some could have been dangerous.

20:15Insurance coverage varies for these fails.