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As an Arizonan, I can tell you that hot car deaths are a SERIOUS matter

“When Pixar almost “accidentally” killed a kid” what major corporation hasn’t done that before?

a 20 minute video for just "pixar employee accidentally left baby in car"

It's funny hearing all of this now, knowing that many people think the series should have ended two movies ago.

Awesome video as per usual, But there is something saddening about seeing how everyone was enjoying their work and making their own little personalized office spaces and knowing nothing like that exists anymore. Not just because of Corporate ownership, but people as a whole have changed.

TLDR: Pixar employee left a baby in a hot car for hours, child passed out and almost died

Keep coming back to re-watch. It’s that good.

You can tell that there was a friend inside of that kid

I almost died on my water when I saw the name of the video

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Pixar actually regularly kills babies, you guys didn’t know that? They have a giant blender that they just chuck babies into

Phenomenal video. Toy Story 2 is a minor miracle given its insane production, and you did an awesome job of capturing just how much of a struggle it was for everyone at Pixar to top the original film and create one of the greatest sequels in history, as well as the lessons that the team learned along the way and applied to future projects. Keep up the great work, man

Accidentally leaving kids in hot cars is become more and more common unfortunately because of tense work situations like the above. It just happened to a doctor  in TN lately. It’s tragic.

Passion and dedication is something I miss in a lot of art in these modern times.

Pete Doctor, MEET MEDICAL MALPRACTICE!
Sorry, I'll see myself out.

100,000 finalllyyyyy!!! Honestly, this one should be over 1 mil tho. 🥳

insanely underrated, this video was awesome

8:23 and THAT is why most Disney sequel of that time had poor story quality

Rest in Peace Joe Ranft.