The reactions of the few white people in this video are boring and stupid. The black people make this one.

Black people are more commonly superstitious. It's awesome. black people are generally awesome.

Blacks are more superstitious?

I give you the Ozarks, the Appalachians and surrounding area, and most places where "Southern Baptist" is a pretty much a prerequisite for employment. Not to mention Idaho, Kansas, central Missouri, large swaths of Texas, anywhere a governor has asked the populace to pray for something (usually rain) without actually doing anything, etc.

There's a ton of black people in the Ozarks.

Is there a black population in the Ozarks? Sure.

However, they're not the majority who are packing the trailer parks, running the meth labs and supporting places like Branson.

Bible belt.

Her instinctive reaction to the presence of a demon using the powers of darkness to float soda cups is to close a sliding window and walk away.

I've never seen a demon inside of a fast food place so they must be safe.

Leviathon is a spirit I have battled as well. It was a hard battle but was won. It was about four months or more ago. My wife and I were in McDonalds and were having a conversation with an angel and Leviathon had come up. I told the angel that i wanted to fight this demon and he said I could. On the way back to the hotel I asked the angel if he could bring the demon to a predestinated place and he said yes. I figured that since Leviathon was from the depths of the sea he would be used to the cold water so I filled the tub up with scalding hot water and blessed the water. The angels (there were two now) brought Leviathon bound to the tub and fought with me. We all pulled our swords from our hips and began running this demon through with all my strength and everything I had. I would say it took atleast half an hour or more. We were all spent but the battle was won.

- nautical999, MinisteringDeliverance.com

Technically he met the angels in McDonalds and arranged to meet the demon later, so I guess you're right. Fast food places are anti-demon strongholds.

The angels were there for shakes.

Floating cup = demonic forces.
Found car keys = miracle.
Living in a world of man-made technological advancement so far beyond the dreams of even a generation ago it should make heads explode = meh, it's all angels, demons, and ghosts.

I do find it hilarious what they'll think is witchcraft, or the works of some infernal and very powerful entity.

No, it won't let one of its servants knock over a building or turn every church in a zip code to ash. It'll help make a coin vanish.

I love the look of bewilderment when I ask them, "If magic was real, why hasn't Pat Robertson trotted a real-life wizard out on the 700 club? Why aren't witches chained up in power plants, making steam for the turbines by casting fireball spells all day long?"

You should have pulled a coin out from behind her ear, then she would have been the witch.

"Remove thy frock! I shall search thee for demon markings. Resist, and thou shalt be burnt for the whore of Satan you are!"

- Witchfinder Dating Manual, from the chapter entitled, "If She Giveth Thee A Stiffe One, Exorcise The Whore Of Her Clothing."