Binaural Chocolate Laboratory Role Play for ASMR and Relaxation - AND SCIENCE!

This video features: Close personal attention, soft-speaking, tape sounds, wrapper crinkling, pen writing on a clipboard and science. Lot's of science.
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Hello Friends!

I always find it hilarious when I do a role play and pretend I know something or am an expert at something that I am just a complete moron about. So, needless to say, I am not any kind of research scientist and all the stuff in this video is so made up it hurts. XD

There is one "swear word" in this video that I didn't edit out that I am very sorry if it offends you, but I found it kind of hilarious in it's placement. Because I don't go off any kind of script and just say what comes to mind, I occasionally say stuff without giving it enough thought. If the word bastard is offensive to you, I apologize.

I got the idea for this video while I was rooting through my son's Halloween candy looking for an 100 grand bar. I didn't find one. ;__;


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What is ASMR?
ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response which is a kind of pseudo-scientific name for what is actually a very real feeling that many people have experienced. It's generally described as a pleasant tingling in one’s head, neck or spine and can be downright euphoric for some. Videos with the ASMR tag are made to trigger that feeling specifically in people to help them relax and fall asleep and generally include things like soft speaking, close attention, meticulous finger movements, sounds close to the ear and many other awesome things. If you'd like to learn more about ASMR, go here! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response