The sound comes from Lucky Penny Shop, a channel known for toy, candy, and vending machine videos where Dave tests and opens products on camera. Clips of his exaggerated reactions have been lifted from longer videos and shared as short standalone sounds online. This one built its following because the three part reaction works without context, moving from finding something to dreading it to being disgusted by it in a few seconds. That structure keeps it useful for editors who need a clear gross out reaction that viewers instantly understand.
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Dave from Lucky Penny Shop saying there it is, oh gosh, eewww in disgust, a short reaction clip people use for gross reveals and funny fails.
This clip captures Dave from Lucky Penny Shop spotting something and reacting in stages, first with a pleased there it is, then a worried oh gosh, and finally a drawn out eewww of pure disgust. His voice shifts quickly from curiosity to alarm to revulsion, which makes the short moment feel like a complete story. The contrast between the upbeat discovery and the grossed out ending is what makes it funny, especially when the thing revealed is messy, slimy, or much worse than expected for everyone watching the reveal unfold.