Science expert Dan Souza explains how temperature affects bubbly beverages.
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Is this the same Joe that sunk into that vat in the non-Newtonian fluidized solid video? Lol
Helpful!
That total commitment to the "no sell" 🤣
Can any on ATK replace him???? He is the worst of ATK!!!
most drinks i think taste better at room temp.
Again !… Again!..
I saw that coming a country mile away. LOL!🤣🎉
Hats off to Joe, all my homies love Joe
Presumably Joe got hazard pay for this video.
Joe is such a good sport!
To add, the colder beverages TASTE BETTER.
LOL, I wonder if Joe ever thought he'd end up as part of a cocktail teachable moment…
More repeats. Unsubscribed.
I hope they gave Joe a "hazard pay" that day. ; )
Poor Joe keeps getting the short end of the stick! LOL
Joe was dreading that the entire time, you can see it in his face.
Very interesting.
Do it again.
Thank you for your sacrifice, Joe.
The comedic timing was perfect. The spray aim was on point 😂😂😂
Nicely done, folks! 🤣👍 Funny and informative — a great combo when done correctly.
I don't drink carbonated beverages, but Dan is fun and informative.
Poor Joe!
I swear you've uploaded this before
@1:01 What Dan says to his date when they first meet
Poor Joe
Great video! 💕💕💕
Thanks, Joe! 😂
I use refrigerated, filtered water with my Sodastream. Resulting water is super crisp and refreshing.
Good info
LOL that was hysterical and informative at the same time. Great Job !!!
Thanks, Joe!
For the longest time I thought a warm liquid would hold more carbon dioxide, since you can dissolve more of a solid like sugar in it. But it's pretty obvious I was wrong. (again)
Say it ain't so, Joe…
Greetings from the PPRC, great video.
Face, neck, and chest
For the love of God, stop using Fahrenheit
Wow never knew this! Hhaha poor Jo
So if
Thanks for sharing such an intuitive info. Wishing everyone a fantastic weekend
Dan is a superstar!