John+&+Russell's+Mystery+Pd3

One day Dr. X was on his laptop at 1:45 p.m. watching the newest YouTube video named “Lightning Live.” A man with a nametag which said, Jeffery, was holding up a Toyota brand multi terrain tire and advertising it for a commercial. The commercial was being shot on a huge outdoor Toyota lot.
 * //__ A “Shocking” Video __//**

The bearded man was saying, “This tire is great for all Toyota cars it will travel through mud, dirt, and it will especially help you when traveling on the road.”

A seagull unexpectedly flew into the shot of the video right after the sentence came out of his mouth.

The Director yelled, “Cut! Now we have to do the whole thing over because of that stupid bird.”

A few of the cameramen were trying to shoo the bird away while newspapers were flying into the shot because of the strong winds. The crew forgot to turn the camera off and that’s when it caught the most shocking thing.

All of a sudden a random lightning-bolt came out of nowhere and hit the tire. The electricity traveled down from the tire and went all throughout Jeffery’s body. He was sent flying back and a man ran towards him and pronounced to the camera crew that he was dead.

The video description said that the man had died in the afternoon on Thursday, September 25, at 2:45 p.m.. His place of death was Newark, New Jersey. The description also stated that the video was going to get many awards from YouTube for most outrageous video and go on the Fox News for its shocking content.

Then Dr. X logged on to his e-mail account, which was Dr.X@Speedtoast.com, to alert YouTube that this video was a fake and none of the events in it ever took place. //How did Dr. X know the whole video was fake?//

//**__Answer:__**//
 * A rubber tire cannot conduct lightning, so therefore, the video had to be fake. **