[Arsedestroyer]

good vid.
i employed the no contact rule after my toast fell on the kitchen floor, i put it into the bin.

[kellyhound]

With bananas you can cut off the part that touched the floor but i bet when they gonna research how many bacteria we have on our hands, that we got from touching door handles or towels etc, before preparing and grabbing the food before eating, like sandwiches, they would get alarming results too.
Also we need to be contaminated to a certain point to keep our immune system alert and strong. That's why super clean houses/kitchens results in kids getting all kind of diseases cause they can't form a good and strong immune system.
Reminds me of a couple which toddler was always sick having a wide range of small diseases and allergies so the doc told them to let him play outside and eat dirt. In 6 months the toddler was cured of skin allergies and stomach/intestines troubles.

[lukeeec]

Everyone should follow this guy on youtube hes brilliant follow Vsauce

[Sharon]

I was brought up in the countryside on a farm and my hands picked up all sorts

If something fell on the floor, we just picked it up and ate it. I'm still here. I've no allergies, digestive disorders, rarely catch bugs, fight off colds quickly and if i drop toast/whatever on the floor, in my gob it goes

[GregK]

Tbh i dont give a fuck about that kinda stuff. I mean there are limits but if i dropped a orange slice on the ground and its was free of debris it goes into mah mouth.
Germs and bad things everywhere. No life to be lived of your just worried about what ifs....germs!

[Desensitisation]

Bugs be everywhere. The more you try to avoid them, the weaker you make yourself. You need them to grow strong. So eat your dropped sausage already.

[DannyDrama]

I usually get beaten to whatever I dropped by the dog.

[Death Will Come]

oh man vsauce is the shit, i love his vids