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- Design and usability guru Dan Formosa returns to evaluate and improve upon 5 gadgets whose inventors went looking for investors on TV’s “Shark Tank.” Watch as he tests each device, putting them through the gauntlet while commenting on what works, what doesn't, and what he'd do to improve their design.
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Mighty Carver Turkey Chainsaw
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Guzzle Buddy
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Baker’s Edge Brownie Pan
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Scrub Daddy
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Check out the products Dan reviews in this episode:
Mighty Carver Turkey Chainsaw
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Guzzle Buddy
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Baker’s Edge Brownie Pan
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Scrub Daddy
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I'm buying the chain saw regardless of the rating
@@CX190_PROOF same
Gage Larkin tbh is more a toy than a efficient kitchen gadget
Yup K
Where the heck is the beer holder belt buckle!!??? That's what I want!
This man should be called Inspector Gadget, and that’s purely because he inspects gadgets
That one was gold xD
Love it💗
Or Mr Garrison
@@stevenmorris1153 or Mr handyman
@@williamlim5234 I don’t think that makes any sense
He really said " here is a mini chainsaw, and here is my non-dominant hand covered in oil. Lets see what happens"
As soon as I saw it I was terrified for the left handed oil test lol
Surely he's gotta be the first person ever to say those words in that order
Asserting dominance
@@magicvibrations5180 once in a lifetime and we witnessed it
He also said "Lets see what its like to dismember the leg"
The bad thing about the guzzle buddy is that the more you drink, the further you'll have to tip the wine bottle. So there's a certain point where the wine is going to just pour straight out onto your face.
AND........what's wrong w/ that ???????
@@chrysopylaedesign You want the wine in your mouth, not on your face
@@ThiccBuddha at that point, you really wouldnt care where it goes anymore lol.
EXACTLY...!!@@Sharpless2
The reason why I like scrubdaddy more than a normal sponge is because it doesnt seem to get as nasty. You have to really really try to get all the nasty out of a normal one, but something about the texture of the scrubdaddy washes easier, and it dries out completely
I love that this man turned the guzzle buddy in a normal wineglass. 10/10 for style!
🤣🤣🤣 I love his sarcasm
I can think of a few that might like the guzzle buddy, though a slightly better design be the part going into the bottle opens up into a wineglass with a sharp angle rim. That, or the top of a mouth wash bottle where one squeezes said bottle to get a fair amount of mouth wash, but, instead of squeezing the bottle; squeeze the wineglass.
@@jefflemere4609 why'd you take that so seriously?
@@florese4804 More of an observation and putting forth a metaphorical idea.
@@jefflemere4609 man I see someone has no life. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The fact that they had to provide three fully cooked turkeys shall live in my head rent free.
Same 😂
On the plus side, the interns probably ate very well that day
Don't ever look behind the scenes on any cooking show
Wouldn't it have just been two? He just turned the turkey for the second cut, then had a second turkey for the left hand test? I thought the same thing so I watched closer and idk
@@tconlon251 yo that turkey was actually very well made, it had roasted garlic and rosemary
Shark Tank should hire him as a product consultant. He meets with the contestants to test an analyze their products either before or after they go in front of the sharks
The brownie pan also decreased the chance of the center not being cook through by increasing the edges.
The undercooked center is the one of the best parts. Just like the edges.
Does it cook faster?
ur wrong
@@minecraftingmom I've not noticed a difference in cooking time.
To each, their own. Everyone isn't an edges' only fan.@@I.C.Weiner
An unexpected benefit of the brownie pan is that it's much easier for all of the pieces to come out the same size. The extra edges act like perfectly spaced knife cuts when serving. The server only needs to make a single cut to get perfect squares and the pan is designed for exactly 12 squares.
Be honest, does it really matter what size they are tho? We all know that none of us would share a pan of brownies :D
If only they made a brownie pan that was all middles that would be the one I'd invest in. ;-)
@@allgirlreview433 Well just make a bigass brownie, then cut out the middle and give the crust 'ring'...uh...square... to me! :D
Yeah, that brownie pan is unexpectedly great.
Could use it for brookies
I mean, if you’re drinking straight from the bottle, you don’t exactly have friends to pass it to
never went to a lake with friends?
i mean, absolutely no point in that thing there, too, but technically it happens.
We go to beach with my friend group every other week with wine bottles in our hands.
Unless you go to a party and only want to drink what you brought and as a woman, not be dosed. Big time fine with just drinking from a bottle. 🤷♀️
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@@leonhardable its hard to find people classy enough to drink wine with at a lake party, but not classy enough to use actual glasses. Passing a whiskey bottle around makes allot more sense, as it's kind of expected.
Honestly, I think using the "Guzzle Buddy" actually looks trashier than just swigging from the bottle, like it's almost literally lampshading the fact you just plan to drink the whole bottle without sharing it.
And yes, his solution of just making a normal glass is best. Damn, like even camping I can manage to take a plastic cup!
I do agree the Scrub Daddy is somewhat awkward for use on most things (personally I prefer to steep stubborn dishes/pans) but the big selling point for me is that they last ages, just pop them in boiling water once a week for half an hour and rise with soapy water and bam, almost brand new and no smell/bacteria build-up like one normal scrubbing sponges. Also barely loses any of it's mass over time, the green scouring pads ware away fairly quickly and even though they are cheap in comparison, I prefer the more sustainable Scrub Daddy.
That and to be fair, he has come a long way: I believe they managed to expand their catalogue for an array of uses, it's no wonder the Sponge Daddy is the kingpin of successful Shark Tank pitches.
I love my scrub daddy products only cause it makes me happy
Have to agree on it lasting a long time. Had mine for quite awhile and still retain is shape, no smell and it has mass. I do agreed with Dan on the hot and cold water aspect as I tried it and doesn't really feel like it be rigid cause of cold make it be able to scrub harder. It does allow for a better grip since is rigid and doesn't go flat when scrubbing compare to when it is in hot water.
”Scrub Daddy: since I learned about Scrub Mommy… you are dead to me! 😑”
Hi
Nice. Got the 666th like on this one.
You dont actually dip it in cold/hot water though, if u leave it dry its Very Stiff and you just put deterget/liquid in your pan and a bit of cold water and then straight scrub it (not submerge it in cold water) then you turn on the water and let it soften and rinse the pan or just put the pan in the dishwasher since you're done scrubbing the hard part. its more effective than a traditional scourer and even more so when it comes to grip and ease of use.
Kevin reference.
@@chaosphere3841 I'm still with Dan. Too much trouble when you can just get a different sided sponge like scrub mommy
I love how Dan says he's going to oil up his left hand but really just ends up oiling both hands, every time
Well to cover his left hand he needs the help of the right one xd
Why does he oil his hands?! I’m so confused. Does he fist a lot or something?
@@jakerichter5373 He oils it to make it slippier so he can see how easy it is for people wih hand mobility and function problems
@@sapphirefoxxos4223 Not equating butterfinger hands to actual disabilities 🤣
@@jakerichter5373 its to emulate people with grip dificulties, the oil makes gripping harder, if you have a problem like artritis your grip power diminishes
For the chainsaw, my grandma had a knife like that in the 80's, except it didn't have all that clunky plastic to make it look like a chainsaw, so it was actually useful
Right?! This just looks like an electric knife that someone put a bunch of plastic on to look like a terrible chainsaw. Bet the blade doesn't rotate like a chainsaw either, just like a electric knife, which works like most other electric saws, going back and forth really quickly.
@@adamnicholls8708 That's because that's what it is lmao
I actually bought the brownie pan after watching this. I cannot recommend it enough if you like the brownie edges. Heavy duty af too. Ironically came upon this video a second time while eating brownies from this pan lmao.
I just wonder why they don't design it like a tray with squares similar to the idea of a cup cake tray... Then you get all four edges no?
@@176fallenangel That would probably be harder to fill, as you can see he has to spread the brownie mix around the pan, doing that with individual squares wood be more cumbersome.
@@Zer0billion Probably the easiest way would be an insert, you pour the batter, insert a grid of metal. All Edges.
@@176fallenangel hard to take out :(
@176fallenangel it would be difficult to take out and put in batter like these guys are saying, but if you really like edges it would be worth the additional effort. Wouldn't sell as well but I think there would be a niche audience
Scrub mommy was the biggest plot twist!
Im glad he was told about it though. its always good to see other products
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 dun dun duuuuuuh!!!!!
Nah man, the final beer holding gadget was a bigger one
Why did you spoil it
for me the plot twist was the brownie pan converting him into a brownie edge lover
I get that the Turkey Chainsaw is a joke but seriously even for a joke who has the cabinet space to waste on that? I guess maybe if you are the sort of person who has a big basement or attic filled with Rubbermaid tubs for every holiday otherwise no just no.
Hey, if you're a horror fan, you'll have it on display. I know I would if I get my hands in one of those!!
I actually wondered why this was even considered a product: I mean, didn’t people already invent something like this? By that, I mean the electric serrated knife.
@@melbell0865 sure my dude, but that doesn't mean you can't improve it or provide it with the wow factor. See, I don't own an electric knife, but I'd definitely have a kitchen chainsaw. There's a market for everything! ❤️
@@melbell0865 jmp
Not gonna lie my mom has always had one of these. However. It's a 1/3 the size and the blade comes off so it fits in a cabinet and is much easier then by hand for ham.
I like that the Scrub Mommy is kind of like a Scrub Daddy Pro, and seem like one of those things where someone designs an inferior product for the first one, so the second model seems like a big improvment.
I like Dan. He looks like he's always ready to burst out laughing at any second.
Aren't electric knives already a thing? The chainsaw seems kinda redundant.
It's funnier
Already a thing, and so much more efficient!
@BoredAndHalfAwake a bit of a nice serial killer varient
Never heard of it till now, that’s cool
I don't like the relative lack of control to the knife, though.
I give Dan's dry humor 5 out 5 Stars.
"The guy is a bit slippery!"
That brownie tray is prolly responsible for many searches for a properly sized replacement spatula.
You could probably just use a spoon
@@yeffaros8419 a fillet knife
Nope. We just use muffin and cupcake pans to get a better result.
@@delpullen730 Soundes like a great idea for portion sized brownies. They would of course be the "wrong" shape and not as space efficient, but that zigzag tray is not filling the oven anyway.
Wtf is “prolly?”
I love this man's humour and jokes timing. I bet he is a loveable grandfather
The "chainsaw" is a gimmick and should be viewed as such. Maybe a present to a chainsaw nut. The guzzle buddy could be useful not to drink from but to FILL bottles with.
I believe your thinking of a funnel...
@@klforcystus1 Thanks, funnel it is. English is not my native language and as such I sometimes forget a word. Point being then if you have one then it can at least be used as z funnel.
@@michaelpettersson4919 Funnels are usually cheaper, more durable and fit more different-sized things (no need to screw them in). If you already have a guzzle buddy, fine, but it's not worth it for just a worse funnel
I think the guzzle buddy falls in that category too. If you know someone who’s an avid wine drinker then it would be a fun gag gift, but that’s about it
Yes its an electric knife with auseless shell of plastic on top
Love how he ripped apart the Guzzle Buddy 😂. Man's basically said: "Okay, I see what you're doing. But. What if you just added a stem, took away the hole, and returned to the simplicity of a freaking glass? Sound good?" 😂💀
"too much backwash" "alot of unnecessary plastic" This man's hilarious and gives a thoughtful detailed review 😂
Says what we're all thinking 😆
💀
One thing about Scrub Daddy is that it has lasted way longer than any normal sponge I've gotten.
As a Mainer who comes from a long line of lumberjacks and has a forest named after the family (in Aroostook county) I'd buy that turkey chainsaw for my uncles or grandfather/grandmother in a heartbeat. Life is hard in that field - they wouldn't be scared of clean up of an appliance so cool.
The dude who made the turkey chainsaw watched this and is now crying and punching air
It's just an electric knife with some plastic trim
His name is Kyle and he's 42. He's currently crying into his extra large can of Monster Energy Drink, punching holes in drywall and saying unkind things about Dan's Mom. Kyle's 58 year old mother will be driving him to therapy for the next 4 years.
Considering the monstrosity he designed, I'd hope he had the presence of mind to predict this thing is not for everyone.
I wouldn't take one of them if it was free.
I guess my question is whether there is a significant niche, or people that actually like the thing.
Folks need to realize it's just a gag gift, I would use it honestly, on a family reunion, party, that sort of thing
@@yeyo1019 Of course I know it's a gag gift. I just think that the gag falls flat.
And buying and storing it for the sake of a few chuckles at thanksgiving, isn't attractive to me.
Can someone please let this man know that he's my favorite
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@@calibreezi5179 have fun getting banned from people reporting u from "unwanted commercial content or spam" 🤗
Cheers bro I’ll drink to that
@@calibreezi5179 it’s not even good
I think he often read our comments. So I'm sure he know your feeling ✨
When I was a kid we had an electric carving knife. It was small, light and you could hold it in 1 hand.
It was made in the 1970's
That scrub daddy comparison was wild, they gave the normal sponge a pan with like a third of the junk to clean lmao
“be afraid. be very afraid”
*intimidating turkey chainsaw noises*
The chainsaw just took an already good invention, the electric slicer, and just made it harder to use in every way
eh, I would argue the electric slicer isn't a good invention. Not every "problem" needs to be solved, and this is one of them. A regular carving knife is far more versatile, gives much better cuts, is easier to clean, and overall requires less effort to set up (just plugging it in, but still, it's more effort then just grabbing a knife) and overall solves a problem that was never an actual problem to begin with, just you the knife you already have in your home, and don't take up more cabinet space with that pointless invention. But ya, the chainsaw version is literally just inferiors in every way to it.
@@LegDayLas For normal people, I agree. I could, however, see a regular electric slicer be useful for people who's lost the fine motor skills in their hands. Sure the pieces will come out a bit scruffy-looking, but that's better than no pieces
Looks cool, though.
@@Excludos I feel the same way, an electric knife can be nice, I remember going to a friends house once for dinner and naively offered to cut the turkey when I saw the electric slicer (I’m heavy into the culinary arts and most often my friends come to me to a. cook something for them or b. walk them through it so I assumed I may end up doing the same here) and they replied thank you, but my grandpa has always done it and he needed to use one as he didn’t have the strength or fine motor skills to properly cut the bird.
Made it infinitely cooler though
16:13 the tactical beer holder
-holds 1 extra beer
-allows quick beer reload
The chainsaw thing was just a classic Electric Carving Knife with a chainsaw plastic thing put over it... my mum had one in the '70s
Last time i was this early..
Dan was designing gadgets for 38 years...
"What if this was designed with a stem on it, without a hole, that would allow it to stand and you could pour the wine into it?"
Deadpan look
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA hahaha hehe ha........... my sides hurt
Dan is scaring me with how much he loved to chop that turkey with the chainsaw. Keep an eye on him
To be honest, publicly drinking wine from the Guzzle Buddy probably says worse things about how your life is going than publicly drinking wine straight from the bottle.
Honestly this a really good critique.
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@@calibreezi5179 ?
@@calibreezi5179 it’s not a hit or good
Frankly, it's not. Aside from being overly critical for no other reason than "shitting on products on the internet gets you views" (he literally deducted like three points because the turkey chainsaw was a little too heavy), he also lies directly to you while you're watching (claiming the turkey was a mangled mess when you can see that the cuts were actually quite clean, as it's just an electric knife).
Also I legit don't understand how it took him ten full seconds to unscrew the cap on the wine bottle when he did the speed test for the guzzle buddy, except if he was deliberately slowing down to ensure that it lost. Speeding up the footage is a good way to disguise that.
@@wyssmaster
Stop defending some plastic toy
The chainsaw and wine glass are at best joke/gag purchases IMO.
At least the guzzle buddy is small and cheap enough it could be a gag gift. Anybody buying it for themselves is a psychopath, it doesn't even have appeal for actual alcoholics
Yeah, my folks would get a laugh from the chainsaw, but let's face it, the thing is probably too expensive to be worth as a gag gift anyway.
I love that his fix for them was to just remove the gag gimmick. Fair enough
@@BadPenny3 yeah about double the price of an electric carving knife.
@4:28 As soon as the cork came out I was committed to drinking the whole bottle...
Love that the animators change the animation based on what products he’s using ❤️
The Scrub Daddy does have some benefit over the old style sponge: the green/yellow one tends to gunk up fast, where SD can be easily cleaned off and used over and over again.
Except you shouldn't. All sponges should be thrown out on a regular basis due to bacteria build up.
@@allgirlreview433 i mean no ones saying to use them indefinitely. scoring sponges can get so dirty after one use that you might as well throw them out right away and that's super wasteful.
@@allgirlreview433 Pour some boiling water to kill off bacteria and wash it throroughly.
8Ultra well yeah, but you should also change your toothbrush like once every 3 months, so is the same principle
@@seethisth4753 I would microwave mine for abit after a couple use since bacteria will more likely grow on damp area
I'd like to hear him comment on how hard/easy the gadgets are to clean and factor that in their buy rating!
I agree. I'm glad he mentioned that "cleanability is going to be hellish," on the turkey chainsaw (3:15).
"So, Scrub Daddy, since I’ve learned about Scrub Mommy,
*you're dead to me."*
On wine buddy, "One solution, what if this was designed with a stem on it (without a hole) that would allow it to stand and you could pour the wine into it." Lol, effin savage. Love this guy.
I love how he's confused for a second when they brought a computer in, and then proceed to look at the screen. Idk man, normally people are amused with watching kids discovering stuff but i have this weird obsession with watching old people wander around and examining their surrounding. They're like kids but with the wisdom that i could never fathom yet so fragile that i must protect with all causes
He's looking for his glasses.
Just found out about these videos with Dan this weekend and binged them all. What an awesome idea and he’s such a fun personality. I was worried they’d run out of ideas but I’m glad they’re still making more! You rock Dan!
same. im now watching only this on yt now
I just discovered them myself a few months ago! These videos are on my normal playlist in my house. I watch them almost daily!
6:03
Write that down Jim, write that down!
I love it when he traces the object and after seeing how bad it was just redraws over it lol
I think brownies with edges keep for longer without crumbling away, as well. Great for picnicking
But why not just use a muffin tin?
@@AndreNDP it’ll do the same trick with the edges but the snake shaped pan might be easier to take brownies out of. Also there is a certain chewiness that brownies should have that a muffin tin might just crisp away without proper recipe tweaking.
I don't know why, but I read 'picknicking' as 'panicking'. I had to read that twice to make sure I'm not high(I'm not high though).
I'm the weirdo for preferring the center of a brownie, apparently.
You're not alone...
You ain't alone
Guess I also belong here
I'm the weirdo for not liking chocolate or brownies and STILL preferring the middle...
Edges suck, I want the ooey gooey still warm center bit
I love your sense of humor. Thank you for testing these gadgets so we know what works and doesn't.
Dan is what makes the entire thing work. good stuff! thanks
So cool that both engineering groups came to the same conclusion for scrub daddy 2.0!
Let's what it's like to dismember the leg- Preceeds to make move that looks like he was going to cut off his own leg.
7:40 solved a problem i never know i had ! now i only want to make brownie out of this !!!
thank you for all those video, so much fun and interesting, we think you give really nice advice/improvement tips.
12:28 I love how it's just pure silence as the person off camera just brings over the laptop
An improvement to the brownie edge pan: a muffin tin
I feel like it's for people that want that square brownie shape but also want a ton of Edges.
no.. brownies in a muffin tin sounds wrong
@@skeleton5459 Muffin shaped brownies are surprisingly okay. I'd just go for mini muffin tins.
I uhh don't think muffin tin would make brownies thicc enough for my liking, and even then, the shape would look like a cone lol
Muffin tin but square
Hands: I can hold stuff.
The BevBuckle: Hold my Beer
this is an extremely meta joke yet so simple to understand, i love it
That's such an iconic joke, i absolutely love it.
The brownie edge pan is life changing !! I love it.
The sponge with hard edge and soft edge are the best. They have been in use for years and never changed.
For all edge brownie just bake then in muffin tins. Don't need a special pan for them unless you NEEED square brownies.
Yea but think about the possibilities, infinite pizza edge, infinite Mac and cheese edge
Circular brownies? what are you an animal?????
it really is an oversight that the makers of that brownie tin doesn't make a square muffin tin for brownies
I mean if you really think about it who tf NEEDS they’re brownies to be square. It’s just the fact that square brownies are traditional. And the extra edges somewhat help brownies stay together
you could just use a mini loaf pan to get sorta square shapes too
It's purpose of life is to scare the heck out of your family in thanks giving.
let's see how effective it is.
My favorite line ever😂
I laughed hard at this 😁
The guzzle buddy part was straight up savage lmao. He destroyed the audience with so many sharp jokes XD
Oh I need that brownie pan for casseroles, meat loaf, pan pizza, mac n cheese etc
Omg ur a genius
a pan pizza is a really great idea! The ultimate Detroit / Sicilian slice....
OMG MAC N CHEESE IN THAT OAN 🤤😩😩
@@spacefalcon6900 sounds legit
@@spacefalcon6900 Oh I know the site, I bought my mom a rainbow maker from there last mothers day. Ill be getting one!
Ah so The Shark Tank is USA equivalent of UK's Dragon's Den? Given the "I'm out" catchphrase.
You got it!
In Germany it's called "Die Höhle der Löwen" (= "The lions' cave") 😅
This was oddly more entertaining than I expected it to be. I really only came for the Chainsaw, but surprisingly stayed for the whole thing.
design flaw in brownie pan, solving a problem by eliminating brownies without edges, created a new problem by creating two triple edge brownie pieces to fight over
“That was oddly satisfying” lol the Turkey chainsaw
Reasons I watch these video:
95% because of Dan and the other 5% because of the kitchen gadgets.
i dont think ive ever appreciated/enjoyed an invideo advertisement as much as this one. caught me off guard. nice.
This guy is literally my favorite guy. I mean out of every guy there is he really is the best
I would LOVE to see Dan on shark tank. I might start watching.
He would do so much better than whoever decided that some of this crap was "good"! 😂 And would make sure people would design their gimmicky products better too!!!!!
@@KlavaKoshka Exactly, haha!
If anyone ever invited me over for Thanksgiving and had that ear-defeanening chainsaw and/or were going to be drinking a bottle of wine that way, I probably would find an excuse to leave immediately.
Ya, but if they had the beer holding belt buckle... That would be a true friend to cherish.
Lmao the chainsaw wasn't even loud, dude
That’s not very cash money of you
Not me bub, between the navy, commercial fishing and merchant marine, I got to tell you, that party may start a little slow but give it a few hours and a couple bottles later and you're probably in for a helluva evening
This guy is funny and informative… his delivery and sarcasm are on point
I literally own a Turkey Carver from the 70's/80's that still works just fine. It's basically a version of the Chainsaw Carver or whatever that already solved all the problems that the "chainsaw" created.
"But I want it to look like a chainsaw!" I hear you saying.
Well that's the one thing my turkey carver doesn't do.
For Brownies with maximum chewy edges I recommend baking your preferred recipe in a cupcake pan. It works well
Enjoyed watching the video. Keep creating such great content. It gives us a lot of information and generally, it is just fun to watch. You learn and relax at the same time. Pretty satisfying.
Took me forever to notice, but I love the addition of sharks! Nice touch 👌🏻
i love how he still sounds nonchalant about him being a fan of the baking tray
I feel like the only person in the world that prefers non-edge pieces
Nah I hate edge pieces. I'm sensitive and like softer foods, especially with sweets
no i prefer them also
Team Centre here
Also Team Centre.
We make a good team. I don’t really care for the gummy chewy center. We can split the whole pan that way and you get the larger portion of brownies 😂
How to redesign the turkey carver: just turn it into one of those typical, small, one-handed electric bread knives. Same idea but it's cheaper, works better, looks less ridiculous.
I love this guy's humor man.
That roast for the Guzzle buddy was so vicious 😂 I love it!
For wine comparison, I would just get a straw, put it in the bottle, bend it, and when you drink from the bottle, you can close the opening with you lips, air would get in trough the straw, much faster than that crap.
I have two superior methods to both your idea and the drinking buddy.
1. Drink it from a glass.
2. Drink it from the bottle.
I loved this guys sense of humour!
Lol I love how he finds out about the scrub mommy
Dan: tests chain saw
Me: I need to find out if this works on a bush
How is that “chainsaw “ better than an electric knife?
it looks like a chainsaw
It’ll scare your family away so you can get more turkey 🤡
@@motionmadness2735 I'll take 12
You can amuse your guests by mutilating a turkey with a novelty gimmick I suppose.
Perhaps you can tell I'm grasping at straws to answer that one.
It's probably a novelty thing. Like the type of thing you get a gadget obsessed dad on Christmas that he uses to cut the Turkey and everyones like "ha ha chainsaw funny" but come boxing day you got a stressed out mum who dont know where to put it your dad forgotten it and it will sit ontop the fridge collecting dust until one Christmas eve someone brings up "remember when you cut it with a chainsaw?" And everyone wonders where the chainsaw is now.
Or something idk no one in my family owns one
2:21
Dan: "so it slices through it with no problem"
My brain: *automatically says "that's a great cat right there"
I modify kitchen stuff a lot. I drilled a small hole in the back of my milk bag holder so the air will go out as the bag of milk goes in. I also bought a cheap metal spatula, cut off the head and made a stronger handle on my colander to replace the broken one. The original handle broke in a fews days. My custom one has been going for 4 years so far.
On the brownie edge pan he missed an opportunity to talk about Hilbert curves which could have been used to give even more edges on more pieces.
I love his subtle sense of humor so charming :)
15:23 I had an 'what!??' face when I saw him drawing the bread!!!!
12:25 the way he grabs on his collar to put on glasses, but it wasn't there
The Turkey Chainsaw is like 3 decibels lower than an actual chainsaw.