Holiday Hole

Cards Against Humanity is live-streaming industrial equipment digging a hole in a field for as long as people are willing to keep paying them to dig:



https://holidayhole.com/
FAQ:



What’s happening here?

Cards Against Humanity is digging a holiday hole.



Is this real?

Unfortunately it is.



Where is the hole?

America. And in our hearts.



Is there some sort of deeper meaning or purpose to the hole?

No.



What do I get for contributing money to the hole?

A deeper hole. What else are you going to buy, an iPod?



Why aren’t you giving all this money to charity?

Why aren’t YOU giving all this money to charity? It’s your money.



Is the hole bad for the environment?

No, this was just a bunch of empty land. Now there’s a hole there. That’s life.



How am I supposed to feel about this?

You’re supposed to think it’s funny. You might not get it for a while, but some time next year you’ll chuckle quietly to yourself and remember all this business about the hole.



How deep can you make this sucker?

Great question. As long as you keep spending, we’ll keep digging. We’ll find out together how deep this thing goes.



What if you dig so deep you hit hot magma?

At least then we’d feel something.

Comments

  • America's a fucking trip.
  • I guess this is just another joke that is going way over my head.
  • When done they can sell shares so people can give their pet rocks, beanie babies or cabbage patch kids a proper (and meaningful) burial.



    Or maybe Christo can make a bizarre art project out of it.
  • There are a lot of really gimmicky and strange marathon streams lately. I watched a bit of a Desert Truck marathon last week.
  • Honestly, that whole company is literally a joke. Not like "I hate them, so I'm making a name up for them" joke but a "we do things for the "lols"" kind of joke.



    If this is how they make their money then....more power to them I guess.
  • Pretty damn funny. I wonder what the excavation company thought when they got the order to dig a big fuckin hole in a field.
  • Bets on when they are going to need a bigger Excavator?
  • Noice, that hole is still getting plowed.
  • Originally posted by: mattbep



    I guess this is just another joke that is going way over my head.



    There really isn't any point. I guess you could look at it as a metaphor (even though they said it's not).



    The guys that run this company like to take pot shots at society every now-and-again, and they get more and more hilarious.

     
  • Hillarious !!
  • I love how it's just called the "Holiday Hole". That's precisely how I feel about "happy holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas".
  • Make America holy again. That joke has probably already been made.



    I'm somewhat surprised to see the time remaining has not gone up from when I last looked last night. I know time has elapsed since then, but it seemed to just keep going up every time I checked.
  • I really like this.
  • This reminds me of when I was a kid and used to dig holes in my mom's yard. Unfortunately nobody ever gave me any money for it.  
  • This was not the holiday hole I was looking for.
  • Well, I know it's old news but I totally get this. I'm a life-long American and, I get it, it's a bit ironic that I'd make this complaint on a collector forum and I know I've dumped a lot of money into collecting BUT the overbearing pressure to buy, buy BUUUUUUY! from late-November to December 25th is just sickening.



    A Holiday "Hole" that you're simply throwing money into it is such a metaphor that I "get" even if the company owners claim one doesn't exist. Giving $1, $5 or even $1,000 (which some people and companies did do!) is just what all of this marathon buying/selling often feels like to me. Eventually it moves from being generous to being part of a machine and you just start to ask "What's the point?", which is exactly what we all asked about this hole.
Sign In or Register to comment.