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Also, she lives in a Resident Evil 7 house, wtf? She should be barred from keeping any animals.
I imagine there's a bunch of tiny skeletons and cat shit dotted around that hoard.
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I love how nonchalant he is about just trying to blow it out and telling it to stop.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7E4StlboB48
Because she's nothing of the sort. She was just trying to look all house-wifey to Josh so he'd allow her to move in.
The oil isn't supposed to be bubbling like that before the fries go in. I don't understand how Cobes and NAL have made it to adulthood.ETA
I love how nonchalant he is about just trying to blow it out and telling it to stop.
It shouldn't be bubbling like that even if they're frozen. It also shouldn't sound like the potatoes are being vapourized as they're dropped in. He always turns the stove to max high and was bullied about it so much that he started pretending he was cooking everything on "med" or "low". He would show the stove being set to low/med at the start of the video and forget later on that we could see he turned it to high.
He cooks like ALR. High heat, no patience, disaster ending.
I've seen one of those at my friend's house, but his house is also old as fuck. You can have a electric coil stove, they just aren't common any more.
I know we frown on sending him shit but maybe a few troles should send him some gothic fire extinguishers.
This would very likely be the end of cobra
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Anybody who lives in an apartment is just a good-smelling Goth dude and pot of gutter oil away from losing everything.
My first apartment was built in the early 90's and had one of those but since then I've never seen one. Like you said they're still made, just not very common.
They're very common, especially in low income homes/housing projects and rural areas.
Good point, they're definitely cheaper than other stoves. Definitely a pain in the ass to clean if something gets into the burner though.
There's also federal programs that give landlords who rent to poors huge tax credits, free appliances, and other benefits for installing them.
Any idea why they'd do that specifically for coil stoves? Those flat-top electric stoves are easier to clean and less likely to get stuff under the burners that will smoke or catch fire.
My last apartment had coils, 4ish years ago, I assume because it’s easier to clean/replace the pans/coils vs flat top you get now.
I would imagine it's replaceabity combined with cost. It looks older, cheaper, simpler. Vs a flat top with a smooth glass/ceramic surface that might get smashed in by a tard.