I like to think I'm pretty smart, but I've got nothing on these people who are clearly ahead of their time. From the guy who found a genius
way to fill four pitchers of water at once to the
entrepreneur who found the perfect product shot background, these people are clearly
already living in 3018. First up, meet this gas station attendant who found a genius way to
fill four pitchers at once. Now there's an idea that holds water! As each one fills to
the top, the ones below will start filling automatically,
no effort required. Next, this police officer
has some futuristic ideas about law enforcement. I'm sure those shoes make
chasing a suspect a lot easier he can just bounce over to
them like he's on a pogo stick. This kid is really going places. Whether it's home to be
grounded when her parents catch her with that leaf blower, or to infinity and beyond, I'm not sure. Then there's this little boy, who's decked out in the
rain slicker of the future. It's also a great way to ensure you have your own personal space. I'd love to say this dog
is living in the future, but being a cell-phone charger
messenger wasn't his idea. The photographer asked
his mom to bring him his phone charger, and she
told him to shout for the dog. A brilliant idea for any
situation where the dog is the only one interested in getting up. I always pictured getting
my hair cut by a robot some day in the future, but
this guy had a better idea. He used technology to look
at the back of his head while cutting it, meanwhile,
I'm not sure I wanna visit this barber of the future. I'd like my head to remain
intact while I get my hair cut. Also, I hate when I'm getting a haircut and have to look at myself in the mirror. I'd prefer to look at my
phone, but then again, I don't want my phone
to get hair all over it. Fortunately, this barber came
up with a genius solution, a cape with a plastic partition
so you can use your phone while someone else trims your hair. That ringing sound you
hear is the future calling. This man found a clever way
to clip his dog's nails, by stringing him up in a
purse with four leg holes cut in it, now that's ingenious. Meanwhile, this pooch
is ready for anything in his tactical dog helmet. Anyone who's ever been
tempted to look at their phone during a church service will appreciate this guy's hollowed-out bible invention. Maybe he's using it to
post thoughts and prayers, or more likely keep up with
his lord and savior, Kim K. The news reporter of the
future doesn't have time to wait for a photographer
to set up a camera. She whips out her selfie stick and jumps right in to reporting the news. This kid will probably
be the next Elon Musk, as he clearly knows how
to make the best possible use of the amenities on an airplane. Does your camera not have
enough zoom to get pictures of baseball players all
the way down on the field? Not a problem for this guy,
who used his phone plus a pair of binoculars to take
all the pictures he wanted. It was a picture perfect solution. This guy has an idea
for when you want to sit close to the TV with your gaming partner, but don't want them to
glance at your screen. Of course, VR helmets may make
this idea obsolete by 3018. Who doesn't love a good nap in the pool? But if you don't have a
full-size inflatable raft, you have to improvise,
this guy used a snorkel so he could sleep face down in the water. Mowing the lawn is such hard work, if only there was an easy way to do it. This yard cleaner found
a solution with the help of a hover board like
device, I'm sure Marty McFly will show up to take it back any minute. Today a lot of people
prefer interacting online to face-to-face interactions,
these two people found a way to get
around the pesky problem of having to put on pants
and leave your house by using these robots for some face time. No shirt, no shoes, no pool? No problem for this
enterprising kid who covered his balcony in a tarp and
ran a hose from somewhere. Let's hope that balcony
can support all that waste, or he'll be relegated back
to the pre-balcony years. I hate when I want to wash my hair, but my eye makeup is perfect, c'mon guys, we've all been there,
thanks to this woman's futuristic idea, I now have a solution. Not sure what to do
about that big red mark from the goggles though,
maybe add some concealer? Moving from eyes to ears,
this guy got tired of his hat blocking his earphones, so
he took a futuristic approach and just modified the hat,
now if he could just come up with a cure for helmet hair. It would be so easy to make
a grilled cheese sandwich in the toaster if only I
could keep the cheese stuck to the bread before it melts, that's okay, this clever cook has a
solution for the future, turn the toaster on its
side, maybe you think it's a cheesy idea but I think it looks yummy. I'll admit I have some
concerns about the future if it involves using a toilet seat as a hang around your neck TV tray. I just hope that was a
brand new, never used toilet seat, meanwhile,
this man is also using a toilet seat to fly into the future. This kid is living in a hands-free future. Those cables are good for more than just charging your phone. I'm not sure if this
guy is living in 3018, or if he time traveled back to 2008 before Bluetooth headsets were popular. If your fur children are riding
in style, why shouldn't you? VR tech can currently help you escape from your actual reality
to somewhere better. I'd love to know where
this kid thinks is better than a beautiful beach, meanwhile, this guy is living his best
life, sipping a smoothie and blotting out the fairly
idyllic looking sidewalk cafe. Maybe he's on a virtual beach. In the future, things will
apparently get so virtual that you need to check the
time and make sure your wrist is still there under your
smart watch simultaneously. At one point, I thought
suitcases on wheels were the greatest thing
since sliced bread. But you still need a
free hand to drag them. This enterprising traveler has found a way to get around that, no
doubt freeing up his hands for texting and taking
pictures, and this woman has a futuristic way to watch
her iPad while traveling. In the future, there will
be a way to pack even more yummy cholesterol into an
ordinary slice of pizza. Pepperoni over easy. One restaurant now has touch-free handles for people who don't want
to touch the door handle. The germaphobe in me wonders
if you aren't just moving the germs to your forearm, meanwhile, a university restaurant is
ready to take the payment of the future, Bitcoin, now,
someone just needs to tell them empty beer cans are used
as currency in the future! I'm sure there's a
commercial ready to sell this guy an expensive
medication to prevent itchy, watery, red allergy eyes, but he's already got the
solution of the future, goggles. The next time I don't feel
like dragging my trash can to the curb, I'm going
to try this, now, if only I could drive from my sofa
to my fridge, I'd be all set. Blowing on your food to
cool it off is so 2018. Instead, these genius
hacks solve the problem much more elegantly, before
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brain, now lets get back to it. Got beer? Got a broken arm? Here's a solution that might just make breaking your arm worth it. Sometimes one umbrella
just doesn't cover you. Fortunately, this genius has
the umbrella of the future, created from today's
current inferior umbrellas. And, I'm guessing, a
lot of invisible tape. Here's another few great
umbrellas from 3018. But nothing beats the hands
free umbrella this gentleman has arranged, and it doesn't
even require Bluetooth or wifi. But when you're traveling to
3018, you do want to make sure you're going forwards and not backwards. I'm not sure I want to go scuba diving with this equipment but
it does look ingenuitive. Shopping on a bike is hard today, but in the future it will
be easy with this invention. Let's just hope the store
doesn't want their cart back. Same goes for this cheap and
easy alternative shelving. Who has time to shower
then leave the house? Not this guy, he's zooming into the future with this invention, too bad he's all wet. I just hate when I pay a lot of money for tickets to an
outdoor concert festival, then they tell me I
can't bring my own booze. And of course the drinks
they sell are way overpriced. This guy found a way to help
his alcohol time travel, sort of, he buried it at on
festival grounds ahead of time, then dug it up after paying and entering. Another event goer used a stealth burrito to sneak in her booze, I'll drink to that. Why blow on your hot food,
and waste all that energy when you can have a fan do that for you? This noodle lover clearly
has life figured out better than our future selves. This man is taking a nap, aided
by a perfectly-placed board. Sometimes low tech is
the wave of the future. Meanwhile, the former
Captain Picard has a low-tech but clearly forward thinking
way to eat an ice cream cone. He's beaming up that ice cream. Another clever person has found
a new way to eat a banana, without having to peel back the skin. It's almost like a banana boat. This relay is so complex, I
have to wonder if the person who set it up would have had
less trouble just carrying the empty bottle to a more
appropriate water spout. Still, major points for the
clever use of a skateboard. I love the idea of never
washing another dish. All you need is plastic wrap,
why didn't I think of that? Now if only they sold
disposable dishes in stores, instead of just disposable
coverings for dishes, that said, you can always just
use the box the food came in. Many reselling sites require the use of a plain white
background for photos now, but sometimes you just don't
have a plain white anything to use as background, no
problem for this enterprising person, who simply used their white cat as a background to take a product
picture of some makeup. I'm not ashamed to admit I do some of my best thinking in the
bathroom, apparently, so does the person who drew this picture. I'm not quite sure how the
pee turbine would work, but I think it's a great
alternative energy solution. Someone in Silicon Valley
needs to steal this idea. I wish I'd been half as smart as this kid when I was in school, hiding
his phone in plain sight is a great way to fool the teacher, but what if he needs to
swipe right on Tinder? Waking up is hard to do,
especially when the snooze button is so handy, someone
apparently overused theirs and had to find a way to stop. This gamer couldn't find
a leash for his dog, and the pup really had to go,
so he cleverly improvised, and his doggo got to level up
to a game controller leash. Which person do you think
lives furthest into the future? Let me know in the comment
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