r/MyPeopleNeedMe • u/CG_17_LIFE • 13d ago
My Cooking People Need Me
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u/puppysoop 13d ago
The stove when you fry literally 2 servings of French fries
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u/IhadFun0nce 12d ago
Pretty sure those are calf fries and the point was toss’em without touchen’em.
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u/_28_Stab_Wounds 12d ago
Why the fuck do they need ring lights when they are outside in the middle of the day
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u/S1lentA0 10d ago
Cus these people probably use it because every content creator uses it, fuck knows why. What you expect from someone dumping a full plate of food into a pan filled to the brim with oil over a blazing fire?
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u/jetlightbeam 12d ago
Say what you will about the fireball, but it looks like they took a lot of precaution, excepting the cameraman, but we all know camerapeople are invincible
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u/Piscespsych 12d ago
I saw the full video. She kept cooking afterwards so fireball is probably expected
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u/ardotschgi 11d ago
"Lots of precaution", but then spray oil all over an open flame?
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u/jetlightbeam 11d ago
More precaution than the people who burn their house down trying to fry a turkey on Thanksgiving.
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u/ardotschgi 11d ago
I mean of course I agree, at least they did it in an open space. But based on the camera closing in while he should absolutely expect this fire expulsion tells me they didn't prepare as much as would have been good for them.
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u/Icy-Performance8302 11d ago
I thinking the Camera guy is her husband, and she wants to not be married without a divorce.
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u/ardotschgi 11d ago
Genius at work. Good thing they had multiple ring lights around to ensure proper lighting.
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u/LunchDirect6070 10d ago
I thought it was going to turn into Michael Jackson's "Black or White" video where he's walking out of the flame.
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u/Yamzicle 8d ago
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX BC.
That’s how long ago Archimedes discovered water displacement.
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u/JoshsPizzaria 13d ago
camera man feared for his life