This video is part of a larger stream that goes 1. Watching Infomercials 2. The Serpent Rogue th-cam.com/video/GSMuv8HnvEw/w-d-xo.html 9:57 Infomercials Start 1:47:58 Brb Ends
I've never seen someone so clearly dissect how these commercials try to manipulate people only to then IMMEDIATELY buy into the exact same advertisement, he does it every time.
I’m 100% convinced this dude just bounces between being a highly intelligent being, and one of the dumbest people on the planet. Just dings off those traits like a pinball.
@@SchmoeJoe99 he has ADHD, which is legally considered a disability (although I don’t particularly like calling it a disability); also he has pain in his chest and back that can cause issues with his mobility.
I love how the Fill N' Flavor's marketing strategy wasn't to advertise it as a tool that makes adding filling to a cake a little simpler, but rather to say "OH how DREADFUL, this cake DOESN'T have filling??? INEDIBLE!"
Jerma: Pfft this is a dumb product Infomercial: you can do ONE (1) more thing in it than what the name implies!! Jerma: actually that's pretty cool. I'd buy one of these.
@@JacobKinsley Clever tongs just had me thinking I could use regular tongs for anything I'd do with a spatula. I don't necessarily need the silly plastic thing that looks like a stupid toy, I've just underestimated how versatile tongs are. They grab things, therefore they can flip things.
For those of you who missed it: The Hulk Hogan Ultimate Grill was recalled on March 6, 2008, by QVC Inc. and Tristar Products Inc. due to a fire hazard.
For me it's the person who's so skonked out of their gourd they're trying to make edibles but don't measure the ingredients and just keep making shit shrivelled up failed brownies
There are a lot of channels that review informercial junk. If we got Jerma to do it it would have to be like the easy bake oven stream. He's tasked with making a meal and can only do it with informercial tech. Oh shit, that sounds great. Hopefully, someone gives him that idea.
I'd like to think that there is somewhere a lady who has ALL of the infomercial kitchen appliances, and when she sees a new one, she goes "I NEED IT!" Her kitchen looks like its Willi Wonkas factory, just filled to the brim with all the gadgets, stirring and whirring and beeping.
i love how he reacts in absolute shock and horror at the mention of chocolate and strawberry flavors mixed together, as if that’s not one of the most popular dessert flavor combos
My favorite thing about the Hulk Hogan Ultimate Grill Infomercial is that, implied by the name, it is HIS grill, he made it. BUT throughout he has zero idea what it is capable of, like he's being introduced to it for the first time.
$19.95: A literal working portable grill, as well as a full cutlery/kitchen utensil set Also $19.95: Three pieces of plastic to mould cupcakes and an activity book
For me it's that shitty silicone hat that you can put brownie batter in and it would.... make brownies. Like bro, you could pour brownie batter in a fleshlight and bake it and it would make brownies.
They’re better because they haven’t been been completely drained of all humor or interest by “reacting” to things for years on end. The only time reactions are truly entertaining is when they’re genuine, and the person watching actually has a passion/interest/hatred in what they’re reacting to. Most “reactors” just leech off of other peoples content for free entertainment value and would be nothing if they didn’t have the videos to react to.
depends on what they're reacting to, too. if it's another youtuber's content, then it's kind of scummy unless they can add to the dicussion / only show the highlight reactions. if it's something like old advertisements, it's more forgiveable, i.e Chadtronic and Jacksepticeye react to old commercials, think 80s, 90s, early 00s
I feel like most of these are meant for old people. The fact Jerma actually thinks some of these products are a good idea just confirms that he's on his way to the nursing home.
Nah, these came from the "inventing entrepreneur" era in the early 00s where everyone thought they were a genius trying to patent simple things, and some of the smarter ones figured out how to make supply lines from china to make these things for cents. Some of those selling for $10 probably cost less than 10 cents to make each. That's why they can give you four or even five for free and not give a shit. Now Amazon controls all.
They totally are, senior citizens and physically/mentally disabled people. Just look at how many of them compare using the product to some basic mundane physical task. "If you can turn a doorknob, you can use this product!", "If you can twist an ice cube tray, you can use the brownie baker!" Etc. It's demonstrating that it's an accessible product for people who struggle with anything but the simplest actions needed to properly function at home, demographics that also happened to spend a lot of time watching daytime tv during this time period.
Skipping carrots on a chicken pot pie is like skipping the lettuce on a burger. Like bro, no one will act surprised when you die of clogged arteries at age 30.
I love the Pastafina, because of how utterly useless it is. When chat said it was literally just a plastic tube, they were right. All that talk about how great it cooks your pasta, when it's just a tall container. I mean, it does cover the entirety of the spaghetti, but like, when you put it in a pot it becomes flaccid anyways. Most other infomercials do _something._ Maybe not a good something, but something nonetheless. Pastafina is a tall cup.
I thought it was a glass tube? Either way it had plastic fittings. Do not expose plastic to high temperatures! The plasticizers will leach out and they're all terrible for your endocrine system. Plus, the plastics will harden and get brittle. Even 150f, etc is hot enough to do it. How much this happens of course depends on the type of plastic and what plasticizers we're used but generally speaking most plastic plates/bowls should be kept cold.
@@cheyannei5983 mmmm mmm middle aged mom with microwave plastic bowl with milk butter cheese pasta broccoli and peas makes a meal their whole lineage can appreciate
OKAY BUT LIKE are we not gonna talk about the fact that they were like "pasta is 800 calories" and in the small text it said for a FOUR CUP PORTION, WHO TF EATS 4 CUPS OF PASTA IN ONE SITTING YOU EAT LIKE 3 OUNCES
1:00:00 this rant was something i realized when I was watching an episode of doomsday Preppers and before a commercial they did a when we return segment. And it was like “food will be scarce in the post apocalypse so Martha and Greg have been planing a food source” and it cut to a close up shot of their like 400 pound 14 year old son. Then it zoomed out to show him holding a rabbit cage. That editor know what he did and I am sure he still laughs about it to this day.
I like how at the top of Hulk Hogan's commercial the grill was apparently "his latest invention" but then later he's entirely skeptical of it being able to make grilled cheese sandwiches in 30 seconds
What he didn't mention as a part of every deal is the very quiet 'just pay additional shipping and handling.' They aren't giving you anything for free.
Jerma truly is a “family” Streamer. Because he treats his chat like family. The way a father would treat a son. He tolerates them when they’re rowdy, and even calms them down at times. Jeremy listens and watches chat when they talk. When people say “goodnight” Jerma says “have a good rest.” He listens to the suggestions of chat and does everything he can to make them happy, even if it means planning things months in advance. He reads every question he is given, and answers them honestly. He treats his chat like one big family. Which makes Jerma a “Family” Streamer.
3/6 marks for the analysis. The key point you missed is this is "How the ideal father would treat his son". The crucial fact is that Jerma acts as a role model for these people, especially those without a good father figure in their life. This is a key distinction as to why jerma provides a more soothing and relaxed experience to other streamers of his caliber. In a way, you could say that jerma’s beta dad style approach as a video game streamer is what many wish for in a father figure. Most of these individuals grew up with a very fractured relationship with their fathers and relied heavily on their mothers to support them in a sense that it was their mother who provided the father figure. What most lack is a supportive father figure to help guide them through the confusion of life. The qualities Jerma portrays through his "father" character allow the chat members who frequent his channel to relax, be themselves and most of all never feel that they are in danger of being called out. And when they are, it is either of no real consequence or actually brings something positive to the chat. Fear of speaking out is very common among those without a real father figure, and that is where Jerma truly shines because he provides a safe haven for those who feel alienated, as long as you follow the rules. The problem for Jerma is that he is mainly focused on being a gamer and just that one stream. One which is special to him and has nothing to do with his new role as "dad". He is in fact, the only dude we know of who is focused on gaming at the moment. If he sticks with that niche and just brings gaming with him, he has a pretty good chance at keeping his audience despite the popularization of esports. That being said, I personally believe it is not the right choice for him to change and try and expand his audience. With so many people streaming in every genre nowadays, the audience for video game streams is rapidly growing so the opportunity to gain a large following is now high. If Jerma can expand his viewership to, say, a bit more than 40,000, he can start thinking about growing his popularity to the point that he can break into the mainstream community. With that and a competitive mindset that allows him to grow on his own without being controlled by the idea that you need to be the "streamer" in order to survive. This is probably the case of the "slow burn" trend that many successful esports personalities employ. This brings us to one of the biggest differences between jerma and the traditional twitch streamer: Jerma isn’t really a streamer. He is essentially a community member that has been given the power to direct a community. In a way, you could say he is the "father" of Twitch and Twitch chat. The only thing he has to do is provide a safe and exciting space for the community to let loose and talk to one another. He has the power to fire out bad messages, which he does for any given reason. An ideal answer to the question is as follows: "If I had to choose between streaming as jerma or as dad, I would choose dad". Jerma has grown a following of mostly dads and he also has a large audience which probably sees his words as guidance rather than insults. As a father and streamer, he is the father that the people in his chat love and trust. However, as a Twitch streamer, his brand has to change. He will have to be exposed to more people and have to interact with them more, which does not appeal to him as a streamer and will probably not appeal to the Twitch chat.
I'm usually not a fan of gross out humor, but when Jerma talked about the guy gagging pulling hair out of the drain, I cried laughing. Best stream 2022
i had this video on for like 3 hours doing other stuff. had already seen this comment. somehow i managed to start cooking right at the moment this advert came on. am i cursed?
Stream of the year contender, something about the face cam and seeing his reactions to when the commercials show the people flipping a burger out of a pan or the brownies stuck to the baking sheet made my sides hurt
as a cat owner i can confidentially say that all the cats during the kitty shack commercial were high on catnip and in any sober state they wouldn't even touch it
You gotta admit: 1. It's practical 2. Will see a lot of use (anytime you get out the butter) 3. Most likely product to do exactly what it advertises Hell, I kinda want one, only thing I question is if I could store it in the butter compartment in my fridge (I'm guessing not likely).
+2 to both of these comments. plus, it would be very useful for disabled or elderly individuals. and, i mean, for me personally, i don't need more than the slice size on a piece of toast. and yet, i am forever putting too much on my food and getting crumbs in the butter 😧 they just took a common problem and made a simple solution. i'd buy it 🔥
It's so ingenious, but at the same time I imagine it only lasts a minute or two out the fridge without getting gummed up with half melted butter and would be a BITCH to clean.
I dont really know where the "andy" jokes originated from, but they're one of my favorites ever. "chef andy" actually made me stop breathing for a second 😭😭
I mean not all are scams. In a lot of cases people just sell Their actually cool ideas to these shopping channels because they lack the connections to get into real stores. Then the inventors get scammed though and the channel uses cheap materials to save money
@Victoria that's really interesting! i wonder how many actually made it to mass production (or whatever the right term is). a lot of these - whether they're intended for disabled people or not - really do seem useful, it'd be a shame if they never got into circulation.
Whenever I make ground beef tacos or something, I always have a surprisingly tough time flipping over the ground beef while I’m cooking it and smashing it up
I think that the war on cooking oils was around the same time that elementary school gym class was really pushing the food pyramid. Oil was at the very top, meaning it was meant to be eaten the least. Which is true i guess but no one is drinking cups of the shit. I also remember that around this time, acne medication commercials also talked about limiting oil consumption.
People have these weird and dated ideas about dieting and wellness that are dated af, but thanks to pop culture and marketing persist. Case in point, excessive carbs are usually what ends up being stored as fat, but everyone thinks that eating fats and oils = storing them as fats and oil. My other favorite example is how everyone is always afraid of sodium when in reality unless you have a heart or kidney condition all you need to do is drink enough water.
@@tac6557 I mean, that's ACTUALLY the best way to lose weight so long as you dont delve into malnutrition, but gluttony is a hell of a drug and America is extremely high on it. Lol. Also worth noting that what I described is literally what made the Atkins diet so mind boggling to people. Because that's how it works.
Ppl say that he's insane for just streaming him watching infomercials for 3 hours but in early high school i used to come home and watch the infomercial channels on tv for fun. So I mean yeah y'all have a point but it fun i can't lie
Someone needs to tell jerma the thing about the metal utensils only applies to non stick pans because itll break the protective coating which beneath is Teflon which causes cancer
I was actually thinking of that when I watched the vod. For cast iron and steel pans the scratching is more about extending the lifespan of it, but even so it's more of a suggestion because even if you make an active effort to scratch them every use they last a fairly long time. Teflon on the other hand!! You got to either use a bubble wrapped silicon spatula with a laser thermostat attachment or perfect your gravity defying telechintic pan flip in addition to developing daredevil heat sense ability to scramble some non-stick cancer free eggs in the morning. In addition to that remember to clean them with the soft spot of the sponge, make sure nothing is in contact with the teflon while drying and eigther buy a pan cover or remember to not put anything on it while in storage. He talks about it as if it's some weird cooking "respect your tools" etiquette, when in reality a scratch in that thing is a serious biohazard.
@@axderwraith1486 wel...my dude...I'm sorry to say that you probably read a teflon funded research paper, ever since the dangers of pfa's the teflon companies have been trying to: 1 down play the severity of pfa's dangers (and at the same time installing and giving weekly maintenance to some heavy duty water filters to nearby communities my theory as of why is to prevent a civil lawsuit and prevent a increase in cancer cases undeniably linking the two) 2 they are betting the Gov will take their sweet time on expanding the bioha mantle to the rest of tha pfa compounds family i.e. epa says PFOA is a bio hazard don't use it; companies put a groucho mask on a similar, almost indistinguishable molecule and says "this one is chill and doesn't produce cancer compounds, trust me bro when have I lied to you? teflon is recommended to be thrown away as soon as you see a scratch on it, it's not explicitly said why but we know why that is. And for anybody anxious about the build up of junk in our blood a recent study showed that regularly donating blood helps to keep the concentration of several hazardous compounds low, so go help save lives and get your blood filtered at the same time, take advantage of it before thay start changing that shis.
The crux of at least half of these devices is that they say 'its simple to clean and dishwasher safe' when its actually that you now have this device that has like 12 different pieces that take up half the dish washer plus if its an electric appliance theres probably a base you need to clean from stuff that drips onto it. I laughed out loud when they were showing them put the Hulk grill into the cabinet and said 'its as easy as storing a box of cereal' But the cabnet was like a trash can slotted space and the thing took up a good 10" in width. Like 4x the size of a family sized cereal box. But sure, just as easy to store away because physics and universal displacement laws dont apply to it.
I love that whenever people react to infomercials they always have one presenter that they love and then they destroy every other person who isn’t their favourite
i love how Jerma pauses the video by clicking the play button like a teacher who doesn't know you can click the middle of the screen to pause and has very low mouse sensitivity
its a different one, but my parents have one of those "egg genie" type egg cookers bc we eat a lot of eggs. it's great if you regularly cook a fuckton of boiled eggs. if you dont, not worth it
There is no doubt that these products have at least one function, but the commercial begins when they start trying to show another use for these singular function devices. It’s good to hear someone use this, as well as recognize the extreme specificity that it used for!
35:01 we actually had this thing at my work, we made zucchini noodles to sell to people. it was honestly the most fun item to make and i was genuinely sad when they told me i couldnt make it anymore
I hate TV but I would absolutely watch a sitcom thats just a family thats constantly buying As Seen on TV items. Like entire episodes devoted to the new thing they got and how they deal with it. But other items recur throughout the show.
"it's a grinder date." wow. imagine going to your grinder dates house and you're like "so?...what now? 😏" and he goes "Well I just got the Veggetti. wanna make zucchini pasta?" sounds like the best date ever.
34:03 This yucky icky pasta only fills you up and leaves you feeling satisfied, how disgusting! Why not have gluten free, unfulfilling, mounds of salad that will just make you hungry and want to snack an hour later?
1:58:00 Jerma, you're a streamer. You can fake your own participation in a infomercial, with a green screen. Jerma, you're a streamer, you can fake your own infomercial
You can use the second magic meal as an urn to store grandmas ashes because you killed her with the microwave chicken you made with the first magic meal lol
i remember coming home from middle school and just plopping down on the couch, then infomercials would pop up pretty much every commercial break...good times...
The amazing thing about watching so many of these at once is starting to realize how goofy each concept truly is, they seem so convincing at first but after the 20th one or so they all seem like gimmicks
Store cake is sooo expensive but 20 for a dedicated pan, 20 for quality ingredients (butter, chocolate, cream etc) half a day's work baking, leveling, slicing, frosting, garnishing is soooo affordable and realistic. I like baking cakes but buying a cake is often cheaper than making it so long as it doesn't bother you that it's made with cheap fats like margarine, soybean oil, rapeseed oil, palm oil etc and won't taste as good.
![[Full] 4 ต่อ 4 Celebrity EP.920 | 3 พ.ย. 67 | one31](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KwiW2M_kAg4/mqdefault.jpg)
This video is part of a larger stream that goes
1. Watching Infomercials
2. The Serpent Rogue th-cam.com/video/GSMuv8HnvEw/w-d-xo.html
9:57 Infomercials Start
1:47:58 Brb Ends
Thank you for posting this info! Lots of youtubers neglect this sort of thing and it's really helpful if you wanna follow along with the whole stream.
I love the dedication that you put in you these uploads! Thank you.
@@Friska_Rexie 7
ok4k4k4 o44kk3k4kok4k34kokk4ki3kk3k44kkio44kk4k44k 34kkokk4k3k4ko4o4ko4
Re😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Jerma was the target audience for almost all the products
he goes in wanting to riff on them and comes out saying "well that was pretty cool actually"
ive never seen a comment so true
Jerma last year: ads don't work on me
Jerma this entire stream: man that's smart I would buy that
jerma is my grandma who calls these her "little gadgets"
@@jpm80 imagining your grandma as the female inspector gadget with Clever Tongs instead of fingers
I've never seen someone so clearly dissect how these commercials try to manipulate people only to then IMMEDIATELY buy into the exact same advertisement, he does it every time.
The duality of Jerma985
he is not immune to propaganda
@@zoosmell_egbertsorry if weird but i think i recognize you from twitter (i will never call it X)
thats manipulative immoral and just violation of human decency .... ill take 20 units thank you
I’m 100% convinced this dude just bounces between being a highly intelligent being, and one of the dumbest people on the planet. Just dings off those traits like a pinball.
I love when Jerma talks to chat like they're toddlers and not feral animals that broke into his home
Only possible when he's not streaming content that puts them in a frenzy.
the duality of chat
Jerma's chat is honestly just as crazy as he is.
I love it when he pretends the spoon is an airplane
im baby :)
You can tell Jerma used to be a substitute teacher because he has to click the pause button to pause the video
It's part of the criteria
Such an underrated comment
@@capmonkeyboy04 spell icup
piss my pants
@@xbear7473 peepance
His comment about the black and white actors being shitfaced has forever changed how I view these. It’s so good
most products like this are designed for disabled people but marketed for clueless people.
@@princesstamika "marketed for clueless people" is really funny considering how jerma wants to buy most of these
@@newdonkshitty in all seriousness he’s also technically disabled
@@sanguillotine how so? I must not watch enough Jerma to know.
@@SchmoeJoe99 he has ADHD, which is legally considered a disability (although I don’t particularly like calling it a disability); also he has pain in his chest and back that can cause issues with his mobility.
I love how the Fill N' Flavor's marketing strategy wasn't to advertise it as a tool that makes adding filling to a cake a little simpler, but rather to say "OH how DREADFUL, this cake DOESN'T have filling??? INEDIBLE!"
Makeup companies do the same thing. "Oh how DREADFUL, this woman doesn't have the skin of a Barbie doll? UNLOVEABLE!"
Even if the cake doesn't have any filling, it's still a fucking cake, you're going to eat it anyway!
@@ChaseMC215NO IT DOESNT HAVE FILLING ITS INEDIBLE
Best thing I ever read!
@@couchmaster3773yeah but theyre right about that one.
Jerma goes from being skeptical about the product to being completely sold from just one showcase
STEAMS VEGGIES TOO
@@ZeitungsmanHD egg sandwich
Then later stating he'd probably review them all poorly for being hard to clean.
@@ZeitungsmanHD best idea I've ever heard im sold
target audience andy
Jerma: Pfft this is a dumb product
Infomercial: you can do ONE (1) more thing in it than what the name implies!!
Jerma: actually that's pretty cool. I'd buy one of these.
Literally clever tongs
@@JacobKinsley okay but...I kinda want clever tongs
@@Wabajak13 clever tongs are mid. Buy EZ butter
@@JacobKinsley Clever tongs just had me thinking I could use regular tongs for anything I'd do with a spatula. I don't necessarily need the silly plastic thing that looks like a stupid toy, I've just underestimated how versatile tongs are. They grab things, therefore they can flip things.
@@JacobKinsley BUT LOOK AT ALL THAT ASPARAGUS
For those of you who missed it: The Hulk Hogan Ultimate Grill was recalled on March 6, 2008, by QVC Inc. and Tristar Products Inc. due to a fire hazard.
The entire back of my house on fire was hard to miss. HULKAMANIA is out of control..
@@Burley_Bert Whatchu gonna do, brother, when Hulkamania and the scorching flames of poor 3am impulse purchases INCINERATE YOOOOUUUU?!?!
chat def didn’t miss that fact haha
@@MrSkerpentine +2
Bummer Brother
The image of Jerma cozied up in bed wearing his PJs with a tv remote and flipping through these corny 2000s informercials is killing me
With a hot cocoa, and novelty rabit slippers sticking out the end of the sheets
This man does NOT wear clothing to bed
So cute
I literally used to do that when I was younger during the morning, Idk why I used to like infomercials so much
You gotta get yourself some coco because it's the best thing.
every time i get drunk a camera crew rolls in just in case i start trying to use a cheese grater or something
Trueman show lol.
Once i spilt pancake batter all over my entire stovetop and all i could think about is how i could be put in an infomercial
Are you a Raccoon?
@@jsunksnat "look at this atrocity! tired of this happening? introducing the batter natter 9000!!"
the whole "shitfaced guy in black and white" approach to infomercials really does make them 3x funnier
"I had five beers now I'm gonna cut some veggies"
For me it's the person who's so skonked out of their gourd they're trying to make edibles but don't measure the ingredients and just keep making shit shrivelled up failed brownies
I love how for every sensible, solid take Jerma had this stream, he followed it up with the most bafflingly awful take imaginable
He thinks dishwashers are supposed to make loud grinding sounds for some reason
@@ketsuakagi5646 i also thought dishwashers were supposed to sound like that until recently
@@ketsuakagi5646 i did too and my family owns an appliance repair thing
the repulsion he expressed when someone mentioned chocolate and strawberry flavors together???
@@FlamingPork an insane man
"It's not stirring. It's just moving around"
How the hell was this man a teacher
by lying I assume
@@TheVincenzoGaming Like in school of rock
@@mrgameface1912 those kids learned though
we need a “testing infomercial products” stream
Need him to review the clever tongs
I would love a brutalmoose/jerma crossover stream where they test out infomercial stuff.
There are a lot of channels that review informercial junk. If we got Jerma to do it it would have to be like the easy bake oven stream. He's tasked with making a meal and can only do it with informercial tech.
Oh shit, that sounds great. Hopefully, someone gives him that idea.
@@RordamJ that would be amazing
Jerma never does this stuff "just cause", he's totally setting up for some big stream on the easybake oven-level.
Jerma out here saying "ew" to mixing chocolate and strawberry cake, but turns around and shovels 4 spoonfuls of mayo in his mouth
"this actually looks kinda useful"
JERMA, it's a GLASS TUBE. you can do the same thing with a bong.
>implying Jerma420 doesn't know this already
When they took the wind completely out of his sails by explaining water still needed to be boiled first
Which of course, he knows, as he already owns 48 bongs.
I've seen how clean you guys keep ya bongs I ain't using it for other things
@@Kryptnyt gives it seasoning
I'd like to think that there is somewhere a lady who has ALL of the infomercial kitchen appliances, and when she sees a new one, she goes "I NEED IT!" Her kitchen looks like its Willi Wonkas factory, just filled to the brim with all the gadgets, stirring and whirring and beeping.
that's just your run of the mill hoarder
My mom :,(
My grandparents
Yeah that's probably just jerma
i love how he reacts in absolute shock and horror at the mention of chocolate and strawberry flavors mixed together, as if that’s not one of the most popular dessert flavor combos
1:06:03
He HATES fruits and vegetables
Honestly tho chocolate and strawberry are pretty gross together imo
Chocolate and fruit don’t go together well, so showing chocolate and fruit combined would reasonably cause him to have a visceral reaction of disgust.
@@Tarnished-bn5gq I would kill a man for a single chocolate covered strawberry, we are not the same.
I love Jermas realization that the obnoxious noise coming from his dishwasher isn't normal, he sounds in denial lmao
Then he adds "how is it broken if i don't use it" like he didn't literally say he turns it on to prevent it from getting gross 🤣
@@Jo_Josuke Mechanical things tend to break if they go unused for a long time, too.
"You're dishwasher is broken."
"That's impossible."
wait what? mine makes those sounds too but it's not broken tho
This ladies and gentleman is a good example of people brainwashed by dishwasher propaganda
My favorite thing about the Hulk Hogan Ultimate Grill Infomercial is that, implied by the name, it is HIS grill, he made it. BUT throughout he has zero idea what it is capable of, like he's being introduced to it for the first time.
He's constantly being surprised by his own genius, clearly.
@@journeysa not unlike hogan to blow smoke up his own ass
"This is mine now, I made this :)"
$19.95: A literal working portable grill, as well as a full cutlery/kitchen utensil set
Also $19.95: Three pieces of plastic to mould cupcakes and an activity book
For me it's that shitty silicone hat that you can put brownie batter in and it would.... make brownies. Like bro, you could pour brownie batter in a fleshlight and bake it and it would make brownies.
@@JacobKinsley you could but you probably shouldn’t 😭😭
It's always the same kids and voice over that does the shitty overpriced baking utensils too
@@JacobKinsleyyeah but it's a cool hat
@@PeptoAbismol Yeah but you can't use it as a fleshlight when you're done with it
Why are people who don't do react content regularly always the best at reacting? This shit is so fucking entertaining
They’re better because they haven’t been been completely drained of all humor or interest by “reacting” to things for years on end. The only time reactions are truly entertaining is when they’re genuine, and the person watching actually has a passion/interest/hatred in what they’re reacting to. Most “reactors” just leech off of other peoples content for free entertainment value and would be nothing if they didn’t have the videos to react to.
Because this is Jerma we talking about.
depends on what they're reacting to, too. if it's another youtuber's content, then it's kind of scummy unless they can add to the dicussion / only show the highlight reactions. if it's something like old advertisements, it's more forgiveable, i.e Chadtronic and Jacksepticeye react to old commercials, think 80s, 90s, early 00s
I have great news from the future about Jerma’s 2024 plans
@@felsics9441 im from the futurer and i have bad news about how many streams happened in 2024
"Why do you have a backpack on" and "It's not a Grindr date!" never fail to make me completely lose it. Same with "He's calling from jail".
timestamps?
@@nulltergeist36:00
@@nulltergeist 36:00 ; 2:40:50
I feel like most of these are meant for old people. The fact Jerma actually thinks some of these products are a good idea just confirms that he's on his way to the nursing home.
Nah, these came from the "inventing entrepreneur" era in the early 00s where everyone thought they were a genius trying to patent simple things, and some of the smarter ones figured out how to make supply lines from china to make these things for cents. Some of those selling for $10 probably cost less than 10 cents to make each. That's why they can give you four or even five for free and not give a shit.
Now Amazon controls all.
They totally are, senior citizens and physically/mentally disabled people. Just look at how many of them compare using the product to some basic mundane physical task. "If you can turn a doorknob, you can use this product!", "If you can twist an ice cube tray, you can use the brownie baker!" Etc. It's demonstrating that it's an accessible product for people who struggle with anything but the simplest actions needed to properly function at home, demographics that also happened to spend a lot of time watching daytime tv during this time period.
Some of them do seem practical tbh
@@TheConnoiseurofTheArtofSnort nursing home. Now.
He's a boomer, after all.
hearing "Jeremy" use the term "Fire" to describe his "Mother's" zucchini noodle soup... he's too young to be 36
bro what
@@Nixkip you heard em
@@rudelittleant3654 🤳
Bro you're gonna freak when you find out people any age can say new words
@@commentaccount7880 ok
How does he have any money at all? He sat here for nearly FOUR HOURS and "wowed" at nearly every product.
Oh my god that’s so funny
He's a streamer, you expect him to be good with spending money? He's only doing this to fuel his smoked German cheese addiction.
@@Vaguer_WeevilI remember when he paid for an entire freaking carnival on stream lol
“SKIP THE CARROTS WHAT ARE YOU CRAZY TONY?!?” while talking about chicken pot pies was one of my favorite jerma moments of all time
Skipping carrots on a chicken pot pie is like skipping the lettuce on a burger. Like bro, no one will act surprised when you die of clogged arteries at age 30.
@@JacobKinsley he's already 56
It's unbelievable how Jerma survived all those years if he's having problems wtih doing anything
It’s thanks to his wide arsenal of 19.99 gadgets
@@moonlightning8269 nineteen ninety FIVE you IMBICILE. are you trying to make us LOSE BOARD MEMBERS?
@@moonlightning8269 quick! take away four of those cents before the board fires you!
Cutting butter isn’t like cutting CARROTS dude. I laughed so hard and he just sat there watching the most classic scam product infomercial.
1:14:28 I literally could not stop laughing at Jerma's reaction to Baked Alaska. "That's scary"
He's like a dog seeing anything for the first time.
I love the Pastafina, because of how utterly useless it is. When chat said it was literally just a plastic tube, they were right. All that talk about how great it cooks your pasta, when it's just a tall container. I mean, it does cover the entirety of the spaghetti, but like, when you put it in a pot it becomes flaccid anyways. Most other infomercials do _something._ Maybe not a good something, but something nonetheless. Pastafina is a tall cup.
I thought it was a glass tube? Either way it had plastic fittings. Do not expose plastic to high temperatures! The plasticizers will leach out and they're all terrible for your endocrine system. Plus, the plastics will harden and get brittle. Even 150f, etc is hot enough to do it.
How much this happens of course depends on the type of plastic and what plasticizers we're used but generally speaking most plastic plates/bowls should be kept cold.
@@cheyannei5983 mmmm mmm middle aged mom with microwave plastic bowl with milk butter cheese pasta broccoli and peas makes a meal their whole lineage can appreciate
34:09 it's nice that the veggetti is only 60 calories but I'm not sure if I would eat a plastic vegetable shredder
OKAY BUT LIKE are we not gonna talk about the fact that they were like "pasta is 800 calories" and in the small text it said for a FOUR CUP PORTION, WHO TF EATS 4 CUPS OF PASTA IN ONE SITTING YOU EAT LIKE 3 OUNCES
@@modernmusic52I could I fucking love oversalted pasta with nothing else but salt on it.
1:00:00 this rant was something i realized when I was watching an episode of doomsday Preppers and before a commercial they did a when we return segment. And it was like “food will be scarce in the post apocalypse so Martha and Greg have been planing a food source” and it cut to a close up shot of their like 400 pound 14 year old son.
Then it zoomed out to show him holding a rabbit cage.
That editor know what he did and I am sure he still laughs about it to this day.
especially since you starve to death when eating rabbit
I love how Americans just irreparably destroy their kids bodies like this.
OK that was a little bit of a drastic way of saying it but still
😊
I like how at the top of Hulk Hogan's commercial the grill was apparently "his latest invention" but then later he's entirely skeptical of it being able to make grilled cheese sandwiches in 30 seconds
Well duh, he made it to smash onto the head of his opponents in the ring. The whole food thing was just a nice plus.
@@jasper_the_ghosthulk hogan bodyslamming someone onto his Hulk Hogan's Ultimate Grill
@@PeptoAbismol 4th degree burns
This was a man-sized stream
Honestly 3 hours is pretty kid sized for Jerma. He spent over 4 hours in total chasing his car on foot in The Long Drive
@@Patrick.Weightman 1:02:00
@@Patrick.Weightman in case someone was skipping through the stream and wanted to know what this was referencing
But was it also Hulk sized?!
Funny because Jeremy is such a fun-sized little guy.
"Mr. Chef Tony, you only get one phone call, so make sure its to someone important."
"Okay. 2:41:46 "
What he didn't mention as a part of every deal is the very quiet 'just pay additional shipping and handling.' They aren't giving you anything for free.
All for just (32 subsequent payments of) $19.99! What a deal!!
@@MrSkerpentine *19.95, obviously makes it so much cheaper
Jerma truly is a “family” Streamer.
Because he treats his chat like family. The way a father would treat a son. He tolerates them when they’re rowdy, and even calms them down at times.
Jeremy listens and watches chat when they talk. When people say “goodnight” Jerma says “have a good rest.” He listens to the suggestions of chat and does everything he can to make them happy, even if it means planning things months in advance. He reads every question he is given, and answers them honestly. He treats his chat like one big family.
Which makes Jerma a “Family” Streamer.
This reads like something from talk to transformer
Family roleplay andy
3/6 marks for the analysis.
The key point you missed is this is "How the ideal father would treat his son". The crucial fact is that Jerma acts as a role model for these people, especially those without a good father figure in their life. This is a key distinction as to why jerma provides a more soothing and relaxed experience to other streamers of his caliber. In a way, you could say that jerma’s beta dad style approach as a video game streamer is what many wish for in a father figure. Most of these individuals grew up with a very fractured relationship with their fathers and relied heavily on their mothers to support them in a sense that it was their mother who provided the father figure. What most lack is a supportive father figure to help guide them through the confusion of life.
The qualities Jerma portrays through his "father" character allow the chat members who frequent his channel to relax, be themselves and most of all never feel that they are in danger of being called out. And when they are, it is either of no real consequence or actually brings something positive to the chat. Fear of speaking out is very common among those without a real father figure, and that is where Jerma truly shines because he provides a safe haven for those who feel alienated, as long as you follow the rules.
The problem for Jerma is that he is mainly focused on being a gamer and just that one stream. One which is special to him and has nothing to do with his new role as "dad". He is in fact, the only dude we know of who is focused on gaming at the moment. If he sticks with that niche and just brings gaming with him, he has a pretty good chance at keeping his audience despite the popularization of esports. That being said, I personally believe it is not the right choice for him to change and try and expand his audience. With so many people streaming in every genre nowadays, the audience for video game streams is rapidly growing so the opportunity to gain a large following is now high.
If Jerma can expand his viewership to, say, a bit more than 40,000, he can start thinking about growing his popularity to the point that he can break into the mainstream community. With that and a competitive mindset that allows him to grow on his own without being controlled by the idea that you need to be the "streamer" in order to survive. This is probably the case of the "slow burn" trend that many successful esports personalities employ.
This brings us to one of the biggest differences between jerma and the traditional twitch streamer: Jerma isn’t really a streamer. He is essentially a community member that has been given the power to direct a community. In a way, you could say he is the "father" of Twitch and Twitch chat. The only thing he has to do is provide a safe and exciting space for the community to let loose and talk to one another. He has the power to fire out bad messages, which he does for any given reason.
An ideal answer to the question is as follows: "If I had to choose between streaming as jerma or as dad, I would choose dad". Jerma has grown a following of mostly dads and he also has a large audience which probably sees his words as guidance rather than insults. As a father and streamer, he is the father that the people in his chat love and trust. However, as a Twitch streamer, his brand has to change. He will have to be exposed to more people and have to interact with them more, which does not appeal to him as a streamer and will probably not appeal to the Twitch chat.
Wow guys look it's Jerma's *son*
I'm usually not a fan of gross out humor, but when Jerma talked about the guy gagging pulling hair out of the drain, I cried laughing. Best stream 2022
Plumbers gagging is TOP tier humor dude
Was so happy I finished eating shortly before that ad. F to those that weren't so lucky
i had this video on for like 3 hours doing other stuff. had already seen this comment. somehow i managed to start cooking right at the moment this advert came on. am i cursed?
@@rhizome550 Repent
@@Beefyface that was me, i was right in the middle of my lunch :'(
at the beginning he’s always hesitant, but then he falls for them hook,line and sinker.
Stream of the year contender, something about the face cam and seeing his reactions to when the commercials show the people flipping a burger out of a pan or the brownies stuck to the baking sheet made my sides hurt
Consoomer sensory videos
@@hada__02 middle aged father of 5 consumer who hates his wife sensory videos
as a cat owner i can confidentially say that all the cats during the kitty shack commercial were high on catnip and in any sober state they wouldn't even touch it
Him getting super excited over the butter slicer was great lol
You gotta admit:
1. It's practical
2. Will see a lot of use (anytime you get out the butter)
3. Most likely product to do exactly what it advertises
Hell, I kinda want one, only thing I question is if I could store it in the butter compartment in my fridge (I'm guessing not likely).
I was unimpressed until they said that each slice was made to be approximately 1/4 tablespoon, that's genuinely useful if you do a lot of baking.
+2 to both of these comments. plus, it would be very useful for disabled or elderly individuals.
and, i mean, for me personally, i don't need more than the slice size on a piece of toast. and yet, i am forever putting too much on my food and getting crumbs in the butter 😧 they just took a common problem and made a simple solution. i'd buy it 🔥
It's so ingenious, but at the same time I imagine it only lasts a minute or two out the fridge without getting gummed up with half melted butter and would be a BITCH to clean.
@@JacobKinsley I mean, it's just butter. Would probably melt fine if you rinsed it out with hot water.
I dont really know where the "andy" jokes originated from, but they're one of my favorites ever. "chef andy" actually made me stop breathing for a second 😭😭
Jerma is the reason why these infomercials are popular. I feel like he would buy a lot of these scam products.
the PFOA and microplastics filling his body are what make him such a powerful streamer
2:14:28
He’s to smart for some, and I’m like Jerma why do you believe this.
I mean not all are scams. In a lot of cases people just sell Their actually cool ideas to these shopping channels because they lack the connections to get into real stores. Then the inventors get scammed though and the channel uses cheap materials to save money
@Victoria that's really interesting! i wonder how many actually made it to mass production (or whatever the right term is). a lot of these - whether they're intended for disabled people or not - really do seem useful, it'd be a shame if they never got into circulation.
Living Bubble makes me feel bad, that's like actual goldfish torture.
And the turtle too!!
Ohhh my god Zach, why did you just leave the fish alone with living bubble god dammit.
I physically cringed when the girl tapped the bubble.
Upper middle class americans when they're bored: hmm today I think I will torture another living being
GOD!! Manipulating ground beef is SOOOOO HARD!!! I need exactly 67 different specific inventions to help me with my malleable meat meals.
Whenever I make ground beef tacos or something, I always have a surprisingly tough time flipping over the ground beef while I’m cooking it and smashing it up
@@CGFillertext turn off the black and white filter
@@CGFillertext mash it up, don't flip it. What is wrong with you man. You aren't making a burger.
Man sized ground beef.
I think that the war on cooking oils was around the same time that elementary school gym class was really pushing the food pyramid. Oil was at the very top, meaning it was meant to be eaten the least. Which is true i guess but no one is drinking cups of the shit. I also remember that around this time, acne medication commercials also talked about limiting oil consumption.
People have these weird and dated ideas about dieting and wellness that are dated af, but thanks to pop culture and marketing persist. Case in point, excessive carbs are usually what ends up being stored as fat, but everyone thinks that eating fats and oils = storing them as fats and oil.
My other favorite example is how everyone is always afraid of sodium when in reality unless you have a heart or kidney condition all you need to do is drink enough water.
@@warbossgegguz679 Just east less calories and burn more
@@tac6557 I mean, that's ACTUALLY the best way to lose weight so long as you dont delve into malnutrition, but gluttony is a hell of a drug and America is extremely high on it. Lol.
Also worth noting that what I described is literally what made the Atkins diet so mind boggling to people. Because that's how it works.
Speak for yourself, I myself have a healthy cup of canola oil every night before bed
Food pyramid is absolutely insane, don’t have any fats but have like 10 servings of carbs a day
Ppl say that he's insane for just streaming him watching infomercials for 3 hours but in early high school i used to come home and watch the infomercial channels on tv for fun. So I mean yeah y'all have a point but it fun i can't lie
all this tells me is that you are the perfect jerma viewer. 100% targeted stream for you specifically
@@blueberrymuffin36 exactly
I remember when I was a child I had to sit through these just to get to the cartoons on TV, and now they are sitting deep inside my memory.
@The Lonely Proto relatable
When I was a kid I would wake up at 6am almost every weekend to watch infomercials
Imagine if the only food you were allowed to eat for the rest of your fucking life was someone else’s mother’s meatloaf
*guy opens grill to reveal pizza*
"Is that a pizza?"
*Hulk Hogan sees the pizza*
"That is a pizza"
So nice of Hulk Hogan to let all those families live in his house and use the ultimate grill to feed themselves!
perfect for the executive!
Someone needs to tell jerma the thing about the metal utensils only applies to non stick pans because itll break the protective coating which beneath is Teflon which causes cancer
I was actually thinking of that when I watched the vod. For cast iron and steel pans the scratching is more about extending the lifespan of it, but even so it's more of a suggestion because even if you make an active effort to scratch them every use they last a fairly long time.
Teflon on the other hand!! You got to either use a bubble wrapped silicon spatula with a laser thermostat attachment or perfect your gravity defying telechintic pan flip in addition to developing daredevil heat sense ability to scramble some non-stick cancer free eggs in the morning. In addition to that remember to clean them with the soft spot of the sponge, make sure nothing is in contact with the teflon while drying and eigther buy a pan cover or remember to not put anything on it while in storage.
He talks about it as if it's some weird cooking "respect your tools" etiquette, when in reality a scratch in that thing is a serious biohazard.
Teflon doesn't cause cancer - a material that used to be used in the production of teflon does.
@@axderwraith1486 wel...my dude...I'm sorry to say that you probably read a teflon funded research paper, ever since the dangers of pfa's the teflon companies have been trying to:
1 down play the severity of pfa's dangers (and at the same time installing and giving weekly maintenance to some heavy duty water filters to nearby communities my theory as of why is to prevent a civil lawsuit and prevent a increase in cancer cases undeniably linking the two)
2 they are betting the Gov will take their sweet time on expanding the bioha mantle to the rest of tha pfa compounds family i.e. epa says PFOA is a bio hazard don't use it; companies put a groucho mask on a similar, almost indistinguishable molecule and says "this one is chill and doesn't produce cancer compounds, trust me bro when have I lied to you?
teflon is recommended to be thrown away as soon as you see a scratch on it, it's not explicitly said why but we know why that is. And for anybody anxious about the build up of junk in our blood a recent study showed that regularly donating blood helps to keep the concentration of several hazardous compounds low, so go help save lives and get your blood filtered at the same time, take advantage of it before thay start changing that shis.
@@ismaelrodriguez714 well, I'll definitely try to look into that when I get the time then. Trusting businesses is generally a bad idea, yeah.
Yeah i use metal with my cast iron just fine. Making pancakes and eggs just fine where the infomercial acts like its impossible to make.
Jerma being genuinely disappointed when they don't say "technology" is the best.
The crux of at least half of these devices is that they say 'its simple to clean and dishwasher safe' when its actually that you now have this device that has like 12 different pieces that take up half the dish washer plus if its an electric appliance theres probably a base you need to clean from stuff that drips onto it.
I laughed out loud when they were showing them put the Hulk grill into the cabinet and said 'its as easy as storing a box of cereal' But the cabnet was like a trash can slotted space and the thing took up a good 10" in width. Like 4x the size of a family sized cereal box. But sure, just as easy to store away because physics and universal displacement laws dont apply to it.
Magic Hulk Grill bro
The dishwashers were always funny in these cause it never shows it closed cause the shit won’t fit, or you need to take out a whole rack
The whole world is your cupboard when the Hulk Grill burns down your house!
That cake tin was like "dishwasher safe" and literally took up an entire drawer
“It’s ALWAYS about the juiciness of the steak”. That’s how we can tell that this psychopath only eats steak at The Olive Garden.
2:24:00 it's hilarious how it's advertized to cover every inch of the pot, and then in every single example after it's just stuck in the middle
It looks like it would jam up if it had to stir anything thicker than air
next time jerm does this segment, he should do a tier list as he goes along to rank which ones he would most likely/ not likely buy.
seconded
watch quite literally all of them be in b
Jerm
I love that whenever people react to infomercials they always have one presenter that they love and then they destroy every other person who isn’t their favourite
BILLY MAYS HERE
Jerma: pronounces Veggetti like vagina
The commercial: the Veghetti... Veghetti... buy a Veghetti now!
Jerma: so anyway the Vejetti,,
he’s king of the junjle remember
Jerma literally PRAYING with both hands clasped for Hulk Hogan to appear made my day
i love how Jerma pauses the video by clicking the play button like a teacher who doesn't know you can click the middle of the screen to pause and has very low mouse sensitivity
yeah, jerma WAS a substitute teacher, makes sense
its a different one, but my parents have one of those "egg genie" type egg cookers bc we eat a lot of eggs. it's great if you regularly cook a fuckton of boiled eggs. if you dont, not worth it
i was immediately thinking of people trying to up their protein intake. they'd make a killing off the gym rat population
There is no doubt that these products have at least one function, but the commercial begins when they start trying to show another use for these singular function devices.
It’s good to hear someone use this, as well as recognize the extreme specificity that it used for!
35:01 we actually had this thing at my work, we made zucchini noodles to sell to people. it was honestly the most fun item to make and i was genuinely sad when they told me i couldnt make it anymore
I hate TV but I would absolutely watch a sitcom thats just a family thats constantly buying As Seen on TV items. Like entire episodes devoted to the new thing they got and how they deal with it. But other items recur throughout the show.
There's german show like that, there's a bunch of people trying out weird stuff and rating it and it's pretty entertaining ngl
The hulk pretending to struggle to pick up a panini maker is hilarious.
Legit, Jerma just watching old/funny videos and shooting the shit with chat make for some of the best streams IMO.
"it's a grinder date."
wow. imagine going to your grinder dates house and you're like "so?...what now? 😏" and he goes "Well I just got the Veggetti. wanna make zucchini pasta?"
sounds like the best date ever.
"When we're done with dinner, I have brownies with edges while we play Five Nights at Freddy's."
All I could hear for this entire segment was "Are you tired of peel, peel, peeling potatoes? STOP!"
Introducing the Handy Peel, the quick and easy way to prepare a meal.
STTTAAAAHHHHPPP
48:58 Damn that man was eatin’ that burrito like it was his last day alive
Absolutely RELIEVED to have that mouthful of tortilla
"Nobody likes another mother's meatloaf."
Is he wrong tho?
I don’t like any mother’s meatloaf. I would sell my mother to North Korea if she ever decided to make a meatloaf.
Never had a loaf
@@Lumber_jocks yes, all loaf is good loaf.
@@MochaRitz bad take yohoat. i only like my mom's loaf. anything else is a goddamn disgrace to meatloaf
3:18:38 that is not normal cat behaviour there's just a shitton of catnip directly underneath that blanket
25:50 I like it when jerma has fun 🙂
I watch this every time before bed. This stream was super cozy
his dishwasher rant is the most deranged I've ever seen him
34:03 This yucky icky pasta only fills you up and leaves you feeling satisfied, how disgusting! Why not have gluten free, unfulfilling, mounds of salad that will just make you hungry and want to snack an hour later?
57:10 what kind of fucked up dishwasher does jerma own
“it’s not fucked up that’s impossible” says streamer whose dishwasher is CLEARLY fucked up
Jeremy's Dishwasher Atrophy
1:58:00 Jerma, you're a streamer. You can fake your own participation in a infomercial, with a green screen. Jerma, you're a streamer, you can fake your own infomercial
Just after 52:31 "No, a raccoon got in the house" omfg. That one really got me.
30:00 the same crunching noise for every french fry had me rollin’. Hilarious.
my sides were hurting from laughing so hard
Glenn Howerton did a great job portraying his own son in this stream, you know, because of the implication
You can use the second magic meal as an urn to store grandmas ashes because you killed her with the microwave chicken you made with the first magic meal lol
That Perfect Slicer looks like a device they’d use in a Saw movie
And then they'll GYAS you after
Doesn't need it, if he can cut up a hotdog in 5 seconds he can cut up your donger in that time too.
Infomercials give off so much nostalgia, I miss the early 2000's
i remember coming home from middle school and just plopping down on the couch, then infomercials would pop up pretty much every commercial break...good times...
god I remember some of these so vividly. back when I actually watched TV
It's literally shark tank but with jerma so I guess it'd be piranha pond or guppie gulf
The amazing thing about watching so many of these at once is starting to realize how goofy each concept truly is, they seem so convincing at first but after the 20th one or so they all seem like gimmicks
holy shit this guy is 36 years old
so
holy shit this guy is 38 years old
@@LovelySoftSnow so
@@unityofvitality-5875 i think the original purpose of this comment was "he's watching informercials, of course he's 36"
holy shit this guy is 39 years old
THE FACT that it's Hulk's Ultimate Grill but it looks like he's seeing it for the 1st time is honestly funny
I can't wait for Jeremy Elbertson's Ultimate Grill, which gets recalled due to its tendency to combust when not used for Coffee, Cheetos or Chicken
Or mayonnaise-based conconctions
22:40 I got whiplash by how accurate his informercial voice over voice is.
I love how Jerma's reaction to these is almost uniformly "Huh. That actually sounds pretty good. I'd love that."
Never change, ya big lug. XD
It seems a lot of people forget that Jerma is liking these products based on the assumption that they actually work perfectly
Jeremy Is Swayed By Advertising for Three and a Half Hours
6 and a half, actually
I don't fully understand why, but this is some of my favorite Jerma content.
The he's calling from prison joke nearly made me piss myself
Store cake is sooo expensive but 20 for a dedicated pan, 20 for quality ingredients (butter, chocolate, cream etc) half a day's work baking, leveling, slicing, frosting, garnishing is soooo affordable and realistic.
I like baking cakes but buying a cake is often cheaper than making it so long as it doesn't bother you that it's made with cheap fats like margarine, soybean oil, rapeseed oil, palm oil etc and won't taste as good.
WHATseed oil?
I’d like to solve…
…Grapeseed Oil…
@@internalizedhappyness9774 nope it's actually called rapeseed it's a real thing
@@creepypastakingthedragones3679 So your telling me I lost wheel of fortune…
A dedidated wan?
extremely high streamer laughs at the voices in his head while watching cable television
45:02 I love that she says croissant with an uwu voice