Ed Helms

YouTube should learn something from this, let's be honest.

Exactly.

Anyway, here are actual eyewitness accounts.

One 11-year-old was asked what he thought.

He said he was both scared and a little let down because he'd been waiting to see a mushroom.

He thought he'd see a mushroom cloud.

And I'm just like, kid, where are your parents?

Another guy who honestly doesn't seem that different from the 11-year-old said he had been following along with the news of all the different failed tests, said he was actually a little disappointed and that it didn't quite live up to his expectations.

I mean, what do you – what –

I would love to see the army general reading these reviews saying, like, let's prep the bigger bomb.

Yeah, let's do it.

Let's show these assholes what we're capable of.

You know, that's what I mean.

They've been advertising this like this has been set up for years at this point.

Not this specific thing, but like the idea of nuclear power has become so ubiquitous for these for an 11 year old that he's like, heck yeah, mushroom cloud.

Can't wait to go outside 11 p.m.

and see it.

A reporter embedded with a naval observation team in American Samoa said the men around him were cool as kukes.

Most, quote, simply stood or sat quietly by their equipment and watched it run, praying that it kept running.

I think they're talking about their equipment not being affected.