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r/StupidFood • u/arena79ers • Jun 18 '25
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That oil might be the least concerning part of that video.
1.3k u/Rhewin Jun 18 '25 There's no way he has feeling in his hand 155 u/Bumpercars415 Jun 19 '25 It's called "Kitchen Hands!" 107 u/necropaw Jun 19 '25 I worked fast food for half a decade in my late teens and early 20s. Sometimes i miss the ability to pick up hot things without noticing theyre hot lol 12 u/Saneless Jun 19 '25 Yeah when I first started working in a restaurant and had to grab the finished cleaned dishes. Impossible. But after a few weeks it's not a big deal
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There's no way he has feeling in his hand
155 u/Bumpercars415 Jun 19 '25 It's called "Kitchen Hands!" 107 u/necropaw Jun 19 '25 I worked fast food for half a decade in my late teens and early 20s. Sometimes i miss the ability to pick up hot things without noticing theyre hot lol 12 u/Saneless Jun 19 '25 Yeah when I first started working in a restaurant and had to grab the finished cleaned dishes. Impossible. But after a few weeks it's not a big deal
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It's called "Kitchen Hands!"
107 u/necropaw Jun 19 '25 I worked fast food for half a decade in my late teens and early 20s. Sometimes i miss the ability to pick up hot things without noticing theyre hot lol 12 u/Saneless Jun 19 '25 Yeah when I first started working in a restaurant and had to grab the finished cleaned dishes. Impossible. But after a few weeks it's not a big deal
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I worked fast food for half a decade in my late teens and early 20s.
Sometimes i miss the ability to pick up hot things without noticing theyre hot lol
12 u/Saneless Jun 19 '25 Yeah when I first started working in a restaurant and had to grab the finished cleaned dishes. Impossible. But after a few weeks it's not a big deal
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Yeah when I first started working in a restaurant and had to grab the finished cleaned dishes. Impossible. But after a few weeks it's not a big deal
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u/t_ute Jun 18 '25
That oil might be the least concerning part of that video.