that 1940's toaster might actually be steaming those like you said the bread felt wet and you know heat goes thru both sides of the toaster even there is not a heating element but the metal on the outside so it could really be steam the only way to know is leave it open for a minute to see that maybe put some water on it since you love to experiment
he made a video where he compared the fancy touchscreen toaster against a normal one. the touchscreen toaster burned literally everything when it's set to anything but normal toast bread. Even if you toast an english muffin on "English muffin" mode.
One other difference: The eighty year old toaster will still be working perfectly in 2221. You already can't even use the bagel or pastry settings on the brand new one today.
You might have to replace some material that degrades from heat overtime. I wouldn’t be surprised if someone had replaced the power cord at one point. But I am not sure.
It makes no sense at all... The presets for anything other than norlam toast does not even work. The only "feature" it has over any cheap generic toaster is that it pulls the bread down automatically. Who would be so stupid to pay $300 bucks for that?
Brand new toaster with a touchscreen display, with years of engineering, design and production poured into it: burns bagels on dedicated bagel settings, will be useless when the display inevitably dies Old, battered toaster with like, 2 moving parts (not counting the handles) and that fought against Nazis in the 40s: still works perfectly fine and doesn't burn bagels
As a proud owner of a fire hurler I can tell you with 100% certainty that it's more fun, quicker, and is a great way to start any morning. Brings campfire cooking to a whole nother level.
You were using the 40s toaster wrong. Whenever you open the doors, they're designed to open all the way so the toast slides down on it. So that way you can just close it again and it'll toast the other side that hadn't been toasted. Figured I'd help avoid you getting burnt! Love your content man!
The 40s toaster is designed to flip the bread over when you open the flap. The bottom of the bread is supposed to slide out thus turning the bread over without touching it. As it did with the pop tart. That's why the sides are angled the way they are.
PopTarts: In the 1960s, Post adapted its process for enclosing food in foil to keep it fresh without spoiling-first used for dog food-to its new toaster-prepared breakfast food. Intended to complement its cold cereals, Post announced its new product to the press in 1963 before they went to market. Post called them "Country Squares".[4] Because Post had revealed Country Squares before they were ready to be put in the marketplace, Post's biggest competitor, Kellogg, was able to develop its own version in six months. The product, advertised by an animated, anthropomorphic toaster named Milton, became so popular that Kellogg could not keep up with demand.[5] Originally not frosted when first introduced in 1964,[6] it was later determined that frosting could withstand the toaster, and the first frosted Pop-Tarts were officially released in 1967. The first Pop-Tarts came in four flavors: strawberry, blueberry, brown sugar cinnamon, and apple currant.[5] As of 2021, there is a wider variety of Pop-Tart flavors, including hot fudge sundae, s'mores, raspberry, and cinnamon pretzel.
I think the 40s toaster also acts like an oven because its all closed up. It probably toasted and cooked your toasterstrudel making it taste different and/or better.
i really miss the leaving five things in one liquid videos! some liquids i’ve thought of: lemon juice, orange juice, apple juice, grape juice, different cooking oils, engine oil, rubbing alcohol, laundry detergent, fabric softener, goo gone, folex, grenadine, apple cider vinegar, lysol spray, koolaid, laxative drinks, ranch, ketchup, mustard, bbq sauce, PICKLE JUICE 😂, mayo, green juice, celery juice, milk, chocolate milk and even just water lol sorry that was so many but hopefully you bring it back and now you have some ideas of what to use!! it’s my favorite series you’ve done and what made me subscribe!
@@adammetzger4182 This $300 touch screen toaster concept is a complete mystery to me. Toasting stuff has got to be the simplest of all the cooking processes our species has discovered. It's a wire that gets hot and not much else. This must be for those who already have everything and still have money to burn.
The flavor is given by the aromatic compounds being emitted from the fruit mix,so if the temperature is higher it may have separated more of them. It clearly depends on the what thing it is.
I like this channel because it really shows that you don’t news a lot to create an entertaining channel, like he just sits in his garage and try’s a bunch of stuff and it is extremely entertaining, and it makes me feel like I can also very easily make entertaining videos
I appreciate your Pop-Tart safety! The worst burn I've ever gotten was from a Pop-Tart. I took it out of the toaster and my fingers pushed through the pastry and into the filling. It stuck to me like napalm! It was horrible. I had huge, terrible blisters on three of my fingers. I couldn't even hold a pen for several days. 'Twas awful!
That’s funny you legitimately thought there would be a difference in toasting quality between them, considering they were made to do the exact same thing. The only real differences between them is that the one from the 40’s was made roughly 80 years ago and built out of high quality, durable materials.
I remember using the sandwich smear method for toaster strudels way back. Because the old toaster was holding more heat inside, it may have cooked the interior of the strudel better, thus the greater flavor. If you had started with a cold toaster, it probably would have been the same.
Let's appreciate the fact that the 80 yrold toaster will still be working after the new one quits from all the unnecessary upgrades and likely worse craftsmanship.
The old toaster reminds me of a line in "Englishman in New York": "I like my Toast done on one side". Maybe that's the reason it only has a heating grate on one side.
I finally understand sting's lyrics... "I don't drink coffee, I take tea, my dear I like my toast done on one side And you can hear it in my accent when I talk I'm an Englishman in New York" I always wondered what he was on about with the one sided toast. I guess he had one of these old things!
Dude.. mind blown from the flavor when making a sandwich out of the toaster strudels. I always ate them as one but never thought to do what you did.. The flavor of doing that just tops it. Especially with the strawberry cheesecake.
Bagels are only meant to be toasted on the cut side. Also the reason it’s hotter coming out is because the moisture is being trapped on the back side of the bread against the metal wall. Could also explain why the toaster strudels filling tasted better. Not dried out. The 1940s toaster toasting just one side of the bread for a sandwich or bagel would probably be much better with chewier bread.
1940's toaster vs 2021 toaster.. I bet in... 5.. maybe 10 max years, that 2021 toaster will be a part of someone's microwave, or a ladder, or be in a landfill somewhere. That 40's toaster will still work. That's why landfills and pollution are such big deals. Manufacturers (and via marketing... you) want cool, slick, shiny, feature rich, products. Not something that does one thing and will continue to do that one thing after you are dust. Also, with a simple electrical outlet timer and some practice, you have the same thing.
The 1940s one has a better cooling solution for your toasted goods. They sit there on the side wall plates away from the heating elements, whereas the new toasters sit inside with the heating element barely sticking out the top. I think it's a great idea on paper, but the execution makes you have to toast each side separately. Also removing the toasted goods is much easier with the 1940s toaster without a tool, as you don't have to stick your fingers where the heating element is. The knowledge of heat rising, the items would cool down quicker with the 1940s toaster, but the new toaster would keep them nice a toasty for a longer period of time before you got to them.
My grandma had a toaster from the 1920s on her shelf for like 40 years. One day I told her we should get it down and see if it works. She said it worked better than any other toaster she had ever used over her 72 years.
Pop tarts were invented in 1843 by joseph handler. They were originally prepared by using one of those campfire toaster basket things. Pop tarts actually lead to the invention of the home toaster.
My mind was blown that the pop tarts were soft and pliable, because I still eat them, but I haven't put one in the toaster in 25 years lol. I basically forgot people even toast them lmfao
I love the older technology. I do however like the Flat-screen TV over the older ones but sadly, in the last 3 years the new TV's are being made cheaper. Back-lights only last approximately 2 years then needs replacing. Love your videos Tyler.
Look up the toaster from the video Technology Connections did titled 'The Antique Toaster that's better then yours' it is the Cadillac of toasters :) It would be interesting to see one compared to your $300 one ;)
The old toaster was designed in such a way that when you open the door, the slice of bread should slide down the door which will turn the un-tossted side over, then by closing the door you will be able to toast the other side without touching it.
I think you should do the same test but reverse the order of toaster usage, because when it comes to the taste test portion you are typically getting a “fresher” result from whichever toaster was used last.
The fancy toaster probably burns bagels on the bagel setting because it's probably designed for frozen bagels.. my only thought on why it would do that. Should try that out, and see.
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that 1940's toaster might actually be steaming those like you said the bread felt wet and you know heat goes thru both sides of the toaster even there is not a heating element but the metal on the outside so it could really be steam the only way to know is leave it open for a minute to see that maybe put some water on it since you love to experiment
How much did you pay for the 1940s toaster
If it burns the bagel when set on bagel setting, then the new one is a fail for bagels
I dunno why he would compare them by deliberately misusing the new one
he made a video where he compared the fancy touchscreen toaster against a normal one.
the touchscreen toaster burned literally everything when it's set to anything but normal toast bread. Even if you toast an english muffin on "English muffin" mode.
It’s like pressing the popcorn button on a microwave
They also have a setting for how dark you want them
@@urluckjustrunout my popcorn setting is fine. But I have to set the Oz.
"Actually I'm not gonna touch those. I'm not gonna burn myself again"
He's learning!
Just for 1 video. But it's an improvement
@@rebel4466 maybe he won't forget it this time
What's this? Tyler is evolving......
It only took him getting burnt 6 times to not do it again.
Think smarter not harder. Is finally coming into effect for him.
Yet again im watching a guy toast bread on a Saturday
It's Sunday buddy
That's how you know your doin' alright in life.
@@Dylan-pl6wv u replied a day later my mans
Yeah, but Tyler is so cute, he's totally worth it.
@@Dylan-pl6wv wrong, monday
One other difference: The eighty year old toaster will still be working perfectly in 2221. You already can't even use the bagel or pastry settings on the brand new one today.
I had 3 toasters fail in 3 years.
You might have to replace some material that degrades from heat overtime.
I wouldn’t be surprised if someone had replaced the power cord at one point. But I am not sure.
My main question is why would you want a touch screen toaster lol
Touchscreen or not, why would someone pay $300 for a toaster? Mine cost $9.99 and it works perfectly fine.
It makes no sense at all... The presets for anything other than norlam toast does not even work. The only "feature" it has over any cheap generic toaster is that it pulls the bread down automatically. Who would be so stupid to pay $300 bucks for that?
Exactly
I guess for the aesthetics which is kinda dumb
@@bloxyman22 Actually, The Sunbeam Radiant Control Toaster does the same thing
Watch Technology Connection's Video on it
The Strawberry Strudel in the older toaster was actually cooked, thereby enhancing the flavor. The new toaster merely heated it up.
That's what I was thinking too. The slower heating or something got the flavor to permeate? Interesting.
The old toaster kind of baked it along with toasting it
Seeing him test old vs new products would be so cool as a series!
I like the sound of birds chirping in the background
Are legitimately thought that was my birds up in my bedroom until I saw your comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@usernamedaniedmrg SAME HAHAHA
I like your profile pic
I was going to say he should tell them to be quiet while he films.
Wow I never noticed till I read the comments, had to watch again and listen
Daym I haven't had a toaster strudel in over 10 years I think today is the day I'm going to go and pick some up that looks good lol
Now that I think about it it's been about that long for me as well.
I've never had one that I know of
Pop tarts are still better
I'm kinda upset he didn't buy the best kinda, apple.
y’all I hadn’t had them in like a decade but I bought some Boston cream ones like a month ago and dude they’re still so good
I’m really here at 2am watching Tyler eat toast for 15 minutes
Same😂😂😂
im watching at 5 am lol
Alternate title: "Tyler impressed that bread-heating technology has stayed consistent"
In an ever changing world, I'll take consistency wherever I can find it.
The last thing I need a touchscreen on is a toaster. A dial and a tab to push down, that's all you need. Toast my toast.
The good thing about the 1940s one is the you can just toast one side... wich is how i like my bagels
The fact that an 80 year old toaster works that well is incredible, I would bet the $300 toaster wouldn't make it past 30 years.
I still you use a Sears and Roebuck toaster from the 70’s
Thirty years I doubt the new toaster doesn’t make it ten years
No joke
30 years .... lmao Stuff these days is built to maybe last 5 years tops..
Or past ten cause a new one came out so they made the older one fail
Brand new toaster with a touchscreen display, with years of engineering, design and production poured into it: burns bagels on dedicated bagel settings, will be useless when the display inevitably dies
Old, battered toaster with like, 2 moving parts (not counting the handles) and that fought against Nazis in the 40s: still works perfectly fine and doesn't burn bagels
Next see if a toaster works better than a flame thrower
but people used to do that put bread on fire forks so they can make toast by the flames off the fire.
Ah another Bigfoot
As a proud owner of a fire hurler I can tell you with 100% certainty that it's more fun, quicker, and is a great way to start any morning. Brings campfire cooking to a whole nother level.
Flame thrower will win 100% of the time.
I thought I would never see a premier on this channel
I hope there are jars sitting somewhere right now to be opened soon.
I’m going to settle this without watching, no the new toaster isn’t better. I still use my grandma’s 1950 toaster.
does it have a crumb catcher??
@@Doja421 no need for a crumb catcher when you can flip the toaster over and just bang it out.
You were using the 40s toaster wrong.
Whenever you open the doors, they're designed to open all the way so the toast slides down on it. So that way you can just close it again and it'll toast the other side that hadn't been toasted. Figured I'd help avoid you getting burnt! Love your content man!
The 40s toaster is designed to flip the bread over when you open the flap. The bottom of the bread is supposed to slide out thus turning the bread over without touching it. As it did with the pop tart. That's why the sides are angled the way they are.
PopTarts: In the 1960s, Post adapted its process for enclosing food in foil to keep it fresh without spoiling-first used for dog food-to its new toaster-prepared breakfast food. Intended to complement its cold cereals, Post announced its new product to the press in 1963 before they went to market. Post called them "Country Squares".[4]
Because Post had revealed Country Squares before they were ready to be put in the marketplace, Post's biggest competitor, Kellogg, was able to develop its own version in six months. The product, advertised by an animated, anthropomorphic toaster named Milton, became so popular that Kellogg could not keep up with demand.[5]
Originally not frosted when first introduced in 1964,[6] it was later determined that frosting could withstand the toaster, and the first frosted Pop-Tarts were officially released in 1967. The first Pop-Tarts came in four flavors: strawberry, blueberry, brown sugar cinnamon, and apple currant.[5] As of 2021, there is a wider variety of Pop-Tart flavors, including hot fudge sundae, s'mores, raspberry, and cinnamon pretzel.
looks like Tyler need to visit Technology Connections with his $300 toaster.
Alex and Tyler in the same room with electrical devices which glow red-hot.
What could possibly go wrong?
I think the 40s toaster also acts like an oven because its all closed up. It probably toasted and cooked your toasterstrudel making it taste different and/or better.
i really miss the leaving five things in one liquid videos! some liquids i’ve thought of: lemon juice, orange juice, apple juice, grape juice, different cooking oils, engine oil, rubbing alcohol, laundry detergent, fabric softener, goo gone, folex, grenadine, apple cider vinegar, lysol spray, koolaid, laxative drinks, ranch, ketchup, mustard, bbq sauce, PICKLE JUICE 😂, mayo, green juice, celery juice, milk, chocolate milk and even just water lol
sorry that was so many but hopefully you bring it back and now you have some ideas of what to use!! it’s my favorite series you’ve done and what made me subscribe!
Tyler: "Im hungry, lets make a video!"
Why would anybody want a toaster that says enjoy and makes a sound after it finishes?
All i want is a toaster that toasts lol
I can't even imagine being able to spend $300 on a toaster.
@@adammetzger4182 This $300 touch screen toaster concept is a complete mystery to me. Toasting stuff has got to be the simplest of all the cooking processes our species has discovered. It's a wire that gets hot and not much else. This must be for those who already have everything and still have money to burn.
@@Stigstigster there is a 1000$ japanese toaster that makes toast only one at the time but shiiit perfect every time
@@Stigstigster bro it’s $300 relax u don’t have to be rich to get that 🤦🏽♂️
@@buzzcutcut3815 $300 on something that usually cost $20-$50, it is common sense not to get it
Man I love how you always come up with really cool and out of the ordinary things to review . You always bring great value 🤙
Youre welcome!
The flavor is given by the aromatic compounds being emitted from the fruit mix,so if the temperature is higher it may have separated more of them. It clearly depends on the what thing it is.
I like this channel because it really shows that you don’t news a lot to create an entertaining channel, like he just sits in his garage and try’s a bunch of stuff and it is extremely entertaining, and it makes me feel like I can also very easily make entertaining videos
I appreciate your Pop-Tart safety! The worst burn I've ever gotten was from a Pop-Tart. I took it out of the toaster and my fingers pushed through the pastry and into the filling. It stuck to me like napalm! It was horrible. I had huge, terrible blisters on three of my fingers. I couldn't even hold a pen for several days. 'Twas awful!
Grab a sunbeam automatic toaster!!!
An amazing old toaster that technology connections made a video on.
The main question is that why would Anyone pay $300 for a over complicated toaster??
That’s funny you legitimately thought there would be a difference in toasting quality between them, considering they were made to do the exact same thing.
The only real differences between them is that the one from the 40’s was made roughly 80 years ago and built out of high quality, durable materials.
To use the 1940's toaster you either flip it halfway through, or turn it on to heat the other side before putting the bread in
Wtf am I doing with my life
I just watched a man toast bread and eat it for the past 15 minutes
I'm high af, what's your excuse?
If you didn't watch it twice then don't question it
I remember using the sandwich smear method for toaster strudels way back.
Because the old toaster was holding more heat inside, it may have cooked the interior of the strudel better, thus the greater flavor. If you had started with a cold toaster, it probably would have been the same.
My toaster is from 2010, and it works like a Blu-Ray player. Just amazing.
And that new fancy one will never last 80 years!!!
I use a 1920's / 1930's toaster regularly, it works awesome
Let's appreciate the fact that the 80 yrold toaster will still be working after the new one quits from all the unnecessary upgrades and likely worse craftsmanship.
Pop tarts came out on 1964 a good 24 years after this toaster was introduced
Hey Tyler, that fancy toaster I'd bet money the bagel setting is designed for FROZEN bagels
Tyler, my man, I know you got some oven mitts and tongs laying around. Don't be afraid to get some use out of them.
"Lets plug it in" *explodes*
You should do Charmin toilet paper vs a offbrand/no brand toilet paper and see how much better it is by first comparing price then doing tests
this right here....do this.
Tyler is such a calming youtuber, it's a nice break from WHATS GOIN ON GUYs
Bruh remember the Toaster Strudels that had egg and bacon in them? Those were FIRE!
The old toaster reminds me of a line in "Englishman in New York": "I like my Toast done on one side".
Maybe that's the reason it only has a heating grate on one side.
Hates pickles but looks in heaven eating some dry ass yeast
He didn't look in heaven. He looked like he was trying to discern the difference between the two toasters.
pickles are so good. I bet he doesn't even like sauerkraut.
@@that_one_dude_3541 store bought pickles are shit, only home made are good
*Phone rings* "Oh hey mom. What am I doing right now? Watching a guy on youtube review toast."
The Japanese knew true fear when the American's brought the M1940Toaster to the battlefield in 1941
Tyler, type of guy to eat plain toast
I finally understand sting's lyrics...
"I don't drink coffee, I take tea, my dear
I like my toast done on one side
And you can hear it in my accent when I talk
I'm an Englishman in New York"
I always wondered what he was on about with the one sided toast. I guess he had one of these old things!
"I wonder whats burning off?"
The remnants of breakfast made by people who are dead.
i like how he says they both toast the exact same like no shit there both toasters lol
hahahahahahhhhahaahah
If you can find one, try a Sunbeam toaster. I think you will be pleasantly impressed with the Automatic Beyond Belief toaster.
Is that the one like technology connections has?
Tyler needs to see that video
@@derpydog1008 Yes
@BadDriversOfTennessee I seen some on Ebay
a touchscreen toaster is a thing?? wow, guess ive been living under a rock.. lmao
Hey Tyler. I bought Jif today because of you. Former Skippy family here. Jif better not disappoint.
First pickles then coffee now no butter on toast you sir are a monster.
I guarantee that $300 will not be around in 80 years and the old one has another 80 years of life left
This channel has the most random stuff and i love it
Dude.. mind blown from the flavor when making a sandwich out of the toaster strudels. I always ate them as one but never thought to do what you did.. The flavor of doing that just tops it. Especially with the strawberry cheesecake.
It’s like that mario meme quote says...”All toasters......force you to breed dead penguins with robotic warthogs.”
There's a lot of tech they "perfected" decades ago, and subsequent changes are mostly for visual appeal.
Bagels are only meant to be toasted on the cut side. Also the reason it’s hotter coming out is because the moisture is being trapped on the back side of the bread against the metal wall. Could also explain why the toaster strudels filling tasted better. Not dried out.
The 1940s toaster toasting just one side of the bread for a sandwich or bagel would probably be much better with chewier bread.
1940's toaster vs 2021 toaster.. I bet in... 5.. maybe 10 max years, that 2021 toaster will be a part of someone's microwave, or a ladder, or be in a landfill somewhere. That 40's toaster will still work. That's why landfills and pollution are such big deals. Manufacturers (and via marketing... you) want cool, slick, shiny, feature rich, products. Not something that does one thing and will continue to do that one thing after you are dust. Also, with a simple electrical outlet timer and some practice, you have the same thing.
7:34 MAD skills
I can't believe I've been eating toaster strudels incorrectly my whole life lol thanks for opening my eyes Tyler
That’s why the toaster has two opening sides. You cook one side and then flip/switch sides to cook the other side.
For 300$ I wanna be able to cook a steak in it gawlee
The 1940s one has a better cooling solution for your toasted goods. They sit there on the side wall plates away from the heating elements, whereas the new toasters sit inside with the heating element barely sticking out the top. I think it's a great idea on paper, but the execution makes you have to toast each side separately. Also removing the toasted goods is much easier with the 1940s toaster without a tool, as you don't have to stick your fingers where the heating element is. The knowledge of heat rising, the items would cool down quicker with the 1940s toaster, but the new toaster would keep them nice a toasty for a longer period of time before you got to them.
There is a reason they were called flip flop toasters lol
My grandma had a toaster from the 1920s on her shelf for like 40 years. One day I told her we should get it down and see if it works. She said it worked better than any other toaster she had ever used over her 72 years.
Toaster strudel sandwich is genius
Tyler + birdsong makes some pretty damn good audio! Thank you!!
Video Idea: try cooking various foods in a toaster. Like steak or something.
What kind of psychopath eats a bagel without cream cheese?? 🤣🤣
That's not at all how I eat toaster strudels... You just spread the icing and go to town on the one
That is not how anyone BUT Tyler eats toaster strudels.
I always think the bird noises are coming from outside my window. Then I realize it’s 3 AM in the dead of winter
Pop tarts were invented in 1843 by joseph handler. They were originally prepared by using one of those campfire toaster basket things. Pop tarts actually lead to the invention of the home toaster.
My mind was blown that the pop tarts were soft and pliable, because I still eat them, but I haven't put one in the toaster in 25 years lol. I basically forgot people even toast them lmfao
My grandma who grew up in the 50s and 60s used a toaster just like this as a kid. They used simple toaster like this for a long time
I love the older technology. I do however like the Flat-screen TV over the older ones but sadly, in the last 3 years the new TV's are being made cheaper. Back-lights only last approximately 2 years then needs replacing. Love your videos Tyler.
I just watched Tyler eat toast for 15 minutes and I enjoyed it. What am I doing with my life? 😂
my friends: come on let's get out .
me: noo, i'm bany sitting.
him:what???
me: yeah i'm baby sitting a toaster🤣.
mmm I'm now needing pop tarts. I always do mine so the top goes all crispy and then I melt a chunk of chocolate on the top mmm
Look up the toaster from the video Technology Connections did titled 'The Antique Toaster that's better then yours'
it is the Cadillac of toasters :) It would be interesting to see one compared to your $300 one ;)
The old toaster was designed in such a way that when you open the door, the slice of bread should slide down the door which will turn the un-tossted side over, then by closing the door you will be able to toast the other side without touching it.
Awesome idea. Testing ancient appliances to new ones. Hope u continue with this theme
He burns himself for the sake of a quality video!
God bless you Tyler!!😂
I think you should do the same test but reverse the order of toaster usage, because when it comes to the taste test portion you are typically getting a “fresher” result from whichever toaster was used last.
7:57 that's probably because it has lower temperature. That would also explain why it takes longer.
Maybe a German oven from the 40s will be better than a modern one? Because in 1940s Germany, ovens were very popular.
Why tho
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What an incredibly weird thing to write.
I ate the icing packets from toaster stroodles when i was a kid 😂
Same here lol
Here’s an odd idea do a sharpness test with your finger nail on the knife tester where you cut the rope lol
The fancy toaster probably burns bagels on the bagel setting because it's probably designed for frozen bagels.. my only thought on why it would do that. Should try that out, and see.
The $300 Toaster will stop working as soon as the warranty expires
True story
Also if your wifi goes down.
Failure is programmed into the circuitry. It keeps the products moving in a disposable american society.
I consider my girlfriend as a toaster strudel. Because on the outside, she’s really hot, but on the inside, she is ice cold
We all know you don’t really have a girlfriend